A friend of a friend once talked me into going to a munch, where some scenes were going to be done. I'm interested in seeing new things and try to be open to having my horizons broadened, so I figured why not?

I have to say, not only did I find it intensely boring, it was also about as much of a turn-off as I can imagine any in-person experience being.

I love radio control trucks, but not for competition or to go fast. I like taking them for a walk like one might walk a dog ... it's just fun and a bit silly.

They do, probably more than is healthy.

Yeah, I got laid off twice more before switching careers. Both times they wanted me to come back and fix stuff after letting me go.

It goes hand in hand with the "if someone works hard, they should be given more work as a reward" line of thinking.

You didn't mention, but they have a good line in scapegoating LGBT people too. They follow Russia as close as possible on that front.

Yes, that's more "me" ... I only do a little light assimilating on the weekends.

My partner works with them, they seem like a good bunch. Fingers crossed it goes well, collaborative internet should be the future.

Women are statistucally more likely to be "casual" gamers, and more likely to play games on mobile.

I admit that I very casually have about 600 hours in Snowrunner at the moment, and my wife has very casually completed The Witcher 3 about 500 times.

I would never have guessed from your username.

The US was never tolerant, the EU is still comparatively tolerant.

Captain Janeway assured me that holo-image had been deleted from the memory banks.

Serious answer: it's a drug that the Jem Hadar warriors had a dependability on, due to their genetic engineering by the Dominion.

From Deep Space 9.