Odd confessions.

The only reason I'm forced to care about the Superbowl is because it's the busiest day of the year where I work. I spent most of last night getting bitched at by customers for things literally beyond the control of myself and the rest of the staff.

You're Australian, so at least you have an excuse.

I only watch the Super Bowl during the half-time show because I get to see how the people who picked the performers screwed up yet again. Coldplay is fine, a bit boring tho. I don't think I dislike anything by Bruno Mars, and his song with Mark Ronson, "Uptown Funk," was my song of the year in 2015. Beyonce is a talentless ass who sings vapid, dull, and rushed music, but whoever decided on the performers thankfully made her basically a backup singer for the whole time.

All in all, a surprisingly okay half-time show. Good job.

i prefer the puppy bowl

Despite living in America, I did not watch Superbowl. In fact, I didn't even know it was on yesterday.

I'm not a big fan of handegg, you see. Football, on the other hand...

The Superbowl is about my two least favorite things: sports and commercials.

Superbowl commercials are funny, at least to me.

I find Superbowl commercials amusing. That's the only reason I watched the Superbowl in college. Well, that and the cake that was at the Superbowl watching party at my dorm.

Despite being a recent college graduate, I really like high school dramas for some reason. Dunno if I'm nostalgic or what but something about them appeals to me.

I also like high school dramas, even though nothing even vaguely resembling anything in them ever happened to me in high school. (My favorite high school movie is the Heathers, and I should count myself very, very lucky that nothing in that movie ever happened to me)

It might have to do with the fact that the vast majority of college movies I'm aware of are kind of... gross. High school movies, ironically enough, seem a bit more mature.

Are you thinking of porn and theater/DTV-safe porn wannabes with college movies

I was told that I write pretty decent Shakespearean sonnets.

The thing is that that's about the only form of poetry I know and even then I don't understand meters.

Up until yesterday afternoon, I thought that Zumba was pronounced "zuhm-ba" (as opposed to the correct "zoom-ba".)

It's funny that i hate myself for really controversial reasons. And then people want to tell me that I shouldn't believe certain things.

And then i just murder them in my mind.

But then I feel happy because my silly dream will come true, even if it is self-destructive, but not REALLY unless you believe the same way.

Hexxus from Fern Gully used to scare the crap out of me as a kid

I used to play The Sims a lot (the first one). Whenever someone got me mad I'd make a Sim of them, then I'd kill the Sim Make more Sims of people who annoyed me, have them live in that same house, kill them too.

Eventually I had a whole graveyard of Sims that pissed me off, moved a family into the house, and the ghost-Sims haunted them.

You're telling me that is not how one is supposed to play that game?

If it isn't, it really should be.

I never liked Linkara. I find his voice annoying and I think his reviews have some serious pacing issues.

You would never believe it, but I hate Kirby of the Stars.

I always seem to annoy my friends and family when I want their opinions on any story I recently wrote, because I practically crave criticism.

I always feel like that there has to be something wrong with what I just wrote. Not something small, like spelling errors; something big, such as the tone is random, the story does not make sense, or the character is uninteresting.

However, since they rarely say that something is off, I constantly ask for something, and end up annoying them.

It turns out, I love The Legendary Starfy, like many of you already know.

I enjoyed it quite a bit myself, but I'm disappointed that it's the only game in the series that was localized.

I thought it was fairly enjoyable, but it felt like a weaker kirby game imo