This is a delicate topic for sure, and I believe it's important for me to urge you to seek legal and medically advice about dying at all costs.

In Canada, they have recently loosened their laws on it, but it's still restrictive. You must have a "grievous and irremediable medical condition", which must meet these criteria:

• have a serious illness, disease or disability
• be in an advanced state of decline that cannot be reversed
• experience unbearable physical or mental suffering from your illness, disease, disability or state of decline that cannot be relieved under conditions that you consider acceptable

However, Canada has publicly funded healthcare, which is great for the residents, but it means it's hard for visitors to use this service. There may be exceptions, however. You could speak with a lawyer in Canada, it would probably be free to just call them and ask if it's even possible.

Personally, I of course believe as many barriers as possible should be removed for people to have the right to choose their end-of-life when facing serious disease. I don't understand the reluctance the governments have for allowing this.

I don't envy you working in retail. I have never had to, but it seems challenging. People can be rude and stupid.


tornadocam : People do not know the country their city is in?! How often does that happen?

Dauntez : You bet it's something. This is only my second Jersey ever.


supercool22 : Thank you. My goal will be to get two in one day early next week.

Do you consider Dr Pepper to be a Cola?

I can't believe it finally happened!! My life is complete.

This is not how I would have expected this to end! No Led Zeppelin? Shocked.

Radiohead - 7 (+1)
Rage Against the Machine - 12
Nirvana - 16
System of a Down - FATALITY (-3)

Granted, but but everyone one of your million subscribers are fanatically obsessed with touching your nipples.

I wish I could shape-shift in whatever I wanted.

Like tornadocam, I also rarely get bored. If anything, it's the opposite: I find there is just so much amazing things to do and things to discover, I wish I had a hundred lifetimes to do them.

But, occasionally, I do catch myself thinking "man, I don't feel like doing anything, what should I do?" I usually go out. I may go to a bar and bring a book or my switch, or maybe go grocery shopping (I love food), just to see what cool products or fruits there are that I have never had.

It would be Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

It's was the first $70 game from one of Nintendo's IPs. However, I do not think $70 is as outrageous as people say it is. I think the ability to spend hundreds of hours immersed in a game that is beautiful, with carefully balanced mechanics, awesome music, and over 100 quests and adventures to be well worth that price. Hell, I would probably pay $100 for that.

When playing a game, do you tend to favor the main quest mostly, and then work on the side quests afterwards?

Or do you work on side quests as they pop up?

Or do you purposefully keep the main quest for the end?


I typically:

1. "Get me feel wet" by working on the main quest for a few hours
2. Try a few side quests, especially the ones I think may give me better items/stats/skills
3. Work on the main quest until I can tell I'm at the end-game
4. Work on completing all the side quests I have the patience to (like, 80% completion or so)
5. Finish the main quest
6. Check if there's any good post-game content

Note quite technology turning against me, but twice this year, I thought I updated my automatic payments for my phone bill, but I didn't click the "make default payment method" and so randomly, in the middle of the day, my phone data just stopped. They didn't even bother calling to say "hey, you are overdue".

I don't crave specific foods very much. More food in general.

Food is probably my biggest "obsession". I love cooking, eating, review food, talking about food, trying new things, etc. I think about food every minute of the day. So in a way, yes, I have cravings for ALL food that drive me crazy.

Great question!

I also found 2023 was a great movie year. Oppenheimer, Killers of the Flower Moon, and Across the Spiperverse were the top ones for me. I also say Asteroid City, Barbie, and Godziller Minus one at the movies. I still haven't seen the Boy and the Heron, nor Napoleon. Which was your fave of 2023, Classgame?

For 2024, I am looking forward to Dune part 2 the most. Argylle might be good, and I may go to the movies for that one. There's also a new Mad Max film and the third Spiderverse movie coming out which I am excited for and will for sure see in cinema.

There's a pretty well known book called The Kite Runner (it's great, BTW. Not very long, a page turner, and kind of informative of Afghan culture). They made a movie of it! I haven't seen it, because I'm not sure I need to. It's not going to be better than the book... but I may anyway if I can't think of anything else to watch some night.

claytune : I know! It's such a genious controller. I really wished Nintento stuck with that kind of design. The different shape buttons are such a good idea.

Sega Master System - 40
Sega Genesis - 34
Sega Saturn - 46
Sega Dreamcast - 34
Xbox - 13 (-6)
Xbox 360 - 40
Xbox One - 46
Xbox Series X|S - 43
PlayStation - 40
PlayStation 2 - 43
PlayStation 3 - 16
PlayStation 4 - 43
PlayStation 5 - 37
(NES) - 43
(SNES) - 40
Nintendo 64 - 34
GameCube - 52 (+3)
Wii - 40
Wii U - 34
Nintendo Switch - 34

Hi and welcome! What do you mean you "loose your place"? Like the page refreshes before you can finish writing your message?

I am very happy with my 70 word average. I used to try to post longer posts to get it up higher, but honestly, why? Just because I want to seem wordy and smart? That's ridiculous and vain. Now, I focus on being succinct and clear.