The priority comes in this order: price = perceived usefulness > favourable peer reviews > packaging, but the lines between them are very very marginal. It's logical that I won't buy something that looks like shit even though it's at the bottom of the priorities list. Of course I only buy things mostly if they're practical but I do have moments when I reeeeally want to buy stuff that's adorable and absolutely useless. Everyone's guilty of that to some degree, there's no exception unless you hate love.

Games!! It's really the only thing I spend money on nowadays besides clothes which I buy on a seasonal or annual basis. But usually I buy a lot of things for other people despite them not wanting me to. Yes I enforce my generosity. I also don't have high hopes that they'll pay me back any time soon.

To be really earnest, I want everyone to stay together how they are. I honestly don't care what it takes, as long as people never separate to the point of oblivion.

But if you're feeling really ambitious I really want the cash to buy Mass Effect 2. Or Bioshock 2. Either will do I suppose.

I used to hate first person shooters to death because it was all that every person left and right could ever talk about but ironically a few series have eaten up a lot of my attention in the past year, including Left 4 Dead, Half-Life 2, Team Fortress 2 (which I never update on but do play sporadically), and Mass Effect which I feel was so ridiculously overdeveloped in presenting so much miscellanea unimportant to the main plot, yet really really fun overall forcing you to make a lot of moral decisions along the way, à la wRPGs.

Despite that I still have a strong love for action RPGs (Tales series, Swordcraft Story), turn-based RPGs (too many to remember), and top-down shooters (Touhou durrdurr).

It is an ongoing battle between Arial and Helvetica (perhaps the latter despite how overrated I find it I still use every single time I look at it) but for serif fonts which I use very sparingly I would have to say Perpetua, Adobe Garamond Pro, or Sylfaen.

And yes Scriptina should die in a fire. So can Comic Sans. We should have a bad font holocaust.

Electronic nowadays, ambient usually. Doujin music fills the spot pretty well with instrumentals as well.

I used to buy CDs but hell, I don't usually unless there's some twist to it and if the ...e.g. In Rainbows by Radiohead. With the dawn of digital downloads and crappy sound quality of most direct downloads I'd have to say Radiohead's idea of "paying what you're willing to pay" is pretty ingenious especially for the CD-quality DDL. Sadly there are very few if any bands that do that, and the closest I've seen is http://homestuck.bandcamp.com/ which features all the fanmade music made for Andrew Hussie's "Homestuck." Note the "name your price" feature and the ability to sample full tracks.

BATTLER because bros support bros and also because of EP6 SPOILERSSSS.

My camera and equipment came to $550, which is the most I've spent on any one thing. I haven't spent over $300 on anything for years!

I first listened to a certain U.N. Owen Was Her? remix like two years ago and loved it to death. It was only a year afterward that I tried Perfect Cherry Blossom and got entrenched in this whole masochistic fandom. Game followed after game, hours went by too quickly, and I pretty much attached myself to the series almost every day for really odd reasons, I guess I just browsed /jp/ too often back in the day!!

Fluency in Vietnamese and French would work well since I'd like to at least converse with my highly unreasonable fundamentalist Vietnamese family before I give up entirely on them, and French because it simply would make my life much easier if I had to travel to Europe!! Japanese too to an extent, but for the sake of utility and not quite fluency.

I am very partial to brown/mahogany for dudes and black or blonde on girls. I am so boringly predictable it's not even--

San Francisco since my friend's residing there and would very much like my company. Amsterdam because it's the happiest place on Earth. And Japan because Japan.

I usually light-hearted stuff unless it's a comedy or a reeeeeally candid romance. Otherwise I stick to stories with tragic outcomes and horror. Horror really piques my curiosity, which is why Umineko and And Then There Were None were perfect for me lol.

It is a bit of a tie between Sakuya Izayoi and Yukari Yakumo. If I had to say one or the other, Sakuya would probably win by a margin.

マグチモ has some really great P4 char designs which I've loved since like, forever. HAMA has a really likeable clean art style which has gained a considerable amount of attention, including mines. 三輪 for SMT stuff and his/her contributions to the Fate/Zero Tribute Arts, and YiLee (http://tatoomcity.net) for his crazy skills at coloring!

Outside the Asian art community some of my favorite painters are John Martin, Edward Hopper, Edouard Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Rembrandt van Rijn.

Man this is ridiculously conflicting because I use certain colors more than others but it doesn't mean I have a preference for them!!

To begin with I use pale green a lot and it used to be my favorite but lately I've been into the more conservative navy/midnight blue. Red, especially scarlet red, however, will always be one of my favorites outside of immediate artistic use (and hell I don't use it all that often).

I was looking for a name that was unused on GBATemp and I found that a user named "Seven" hadn't logged in for the past six years. So I took it. It was also the least awkward number-based username I could find. And so the name stuck.

National Geographic. You get paid to travel and photograph crazy shit happening everywhere! Also, animals and nice cameras.

Robots.

Umm. Um. Paper I suppose, but I also like various burnt foods like popcorn. It's reeeeally strange!