Life is a scam

List of Things I Want To Do Before Death

• Eat five Big Macs in a single outing
• Get stabbed DONE
• Sprain part of body DONE
• Break part of body
• Go to the Melbourne Anime Festival
• Actually reach Level 30 in League of Legends
• Write a book
• Eat haggis
• Drink goat milk
• Go to a country that is not China or Australia
• Get into a relationship
• Get a car
• Buy Microsoft
• Buy Apple
• Buy Nintendo
• Buy Sony
• Buy Panasonic (Screw Samsung)
• Go bungee jumping
• Eat food made from cloned animals
• Buy a Playstation 2
• Buy a Dreamcast
• Get 100% Completion in a Pokemon game.
• Obtain a wireless Internet connection for my house
• Live by myself
• Become a teacher
• Go to Comiket
• Buy Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale
• Get every single Pokemon game
• Buy a Wii

List will be updated regularly.

I am suffering. Need help with getting a present for my dad, because it's his birthday tomorrow.

Help.

Hi guys. Making an 'Ask Me' blog post because I'm bored. So, ask away.

I am feeling rather melancholic today. Why exactly? It's because of the fact that some of the shows I watch are somewhat girlish, and I feel rather, how do you explain it? Oh yeah...

UNMANLY.

The reason for this is because I've been focusing on watching three shows, the Lyrical Nanoha franchise, K-On, and, well, My Little Pony. All three of them are slightly girly shows.

Lyrical Nanoha is, in essence, a magical girl show. Yes, magical girls. Except Nanoha has access to giant laser beams, a starship and sidekicks who are actually useful. It takes more of a sci-fi slant after the third season though, so it technically isn't a magical girl series anymore, but I still feel slightly unmanly while watching it.

K-On is a show about schoolgirls forming a band. You can see why I feel unmanly watching it.

Despite the fact that I watch My Little Pony, I am not obsessed with it. One can technically categorise me as a brony, along with several of my schoolmates. The fact that we, thirteen year old boys, are watching a show about magical anthropomorphic ponies, is somewhat disturbing. I'm pretty sure I watch it for the memes.

Anyway, MLP would probably be slightly more awesome if all the ponies were replaced with schoolgirls and the series was turned into a fantasy slice-of-life comedy. It does somewhat fit.

I still feel unmanly though.