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Reminds me of Terezi from Homestuck. Therefore, it is delicious to me.

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Torn between the massive Radiohead gig in Aberdeen just after they released Hail to the Theif, and when I saw Sparta at a very intimate place in... maybe it was glasgow?

English. I totally failed it at higher level, though, because my mind was on other, more girl-shaped matters.

all of my questions are these shitty mass mailing questions from you

I don't like to ask questions that it can't be argued that I had to ask. I get self conscious because I talk a lot and people ignore me as a result, so I'm learning to keep my mouth shut.

We didn't love eachother any more, and then we weren't friends any more. It got easier to be friends with her after we decided to get a divorce, but it's still hard. We've been essentially single for about eight months or so, but it was May before we really talked about it.

I love that formspring wants me to put this question to my followers.

How the hell should I know?

I don't tend to think about cliches. I suppose, the "RPGs must have levels and you must start as a thumb-handed idiot and work up to become the lord of the godkings" one is kind of stupid.

You should just watch PC Gamer for any reviews by me for games set in space.

It's extremely interesting. I want to write a billion words for it, but I only have space for 600, and if my editor was at all inclined to change the page count, the dismal score I'm giving it would mean he should reduce the pages, if anything.

I wrote a review for Love, submitted it on time, and wasn't asked to correct or add anything. I've been getting emails asking for advice since before then, but that's when it started to feel like I had any right to reply to them.

On Sundays, I usually write short stories and play computer games in alternate hour-long blocks. Today, though, I'm finishing up a review for a Monday deadline.

You're mental. You're belying an explicit knowledge of the article (http://jazmcdougall.blogspot.com/2011/02/mass-effect-2.html) I wrote. Since you've already read it, you'll know exactly why I did that. To quote it: "That way we can study the technology and fight the Reapers with a little more information (and proof that they exist) next time." There's no reason to blow up advanced technology if it isn't shooting you in the face.

I answered this for you here after I ran out of space:

http://bit.ly/h5OtcX

When I play games like Mass Effect, Dragon Age, Morrowind, and Fallout, I play every possible combination of character traits and abilities and try to hit as broad a spectrum of the game world as I can.

In other words, I can't remember which Shepard made it all the way to the end. I think she was hella ruthless.