I’d say I lean towards heavy typing, but I don’t really know whether it’s heavy or light by other people’s standards.
One thing that I do know though is that I type fast. As in, my peak is about 112 words per minute XD
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I am so jealous. LOL!
Which of these options sound interesting in a fantasy setting?
Choose wisely.
- In order to choose the right magic wielder for the job, a job fair for witches, wizards, mages, and etc are held every year.
- Construction sites are in dire in of dragons, giants, ogres, orcs, and winged humanoids to do the heavy lifting and more for a good pay.
- There is an organization comprised of ancient beings protecting their land from terrorist threats and natural disasters.
- Fallen deities are sent to the Department of the Fallen where they gain working skills that could help the blend into human society.
- Every two months or so blacksmiths come far and wide to forge the best swords and other metal work in order to become the best blacksmith in the land and serve their king or queen.
- Libraries and bookstores added a new feature which is magical revolving bookcases. Now, you can chant a magic spell to magically move the bookcase in order to search for the book and more.
- Vehicles don’t run on gas or electricity. It runs on magical energy or sometimes if you are a little lucky the sun. However, if it runs on solar energy, during nighttime it will change to run on magic power.
- There is a special program that turns dainty, sheltered, and spoiled princesses into strong, capable, trusting future rulers and even warriors. It also works for princes too.
- Other (explain in the comments)
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I’ve just finished reading Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Which book should I read next?
- To Kill A Mockingbird (haven’t read)
- The Book Thief (haven’t read)
- The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (reread. Have read the abridged Classic Starts edition, and will read the unabridged Barnes & Noble Classics edition)
- Oliver Twist (reread. Have read an abridged edition, and will read the unabridged Wordsworth Classics edition)
- The Phantom of the Opera (reread. Have read the public domain translation on Apple Books, and will read the unabridged Penguin Classics translation by Mireille Ribière)
And a list of books I’ve read recently (if that helps you with the decision):
- The Little Prince
- Matilda
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
- Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator
- The Hobbit
- Chopin’s Letters
Which book should I read next?
- To Kill A Mockingbird
- The Book Thief
- The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
- Oliver Twist
- The Phantom of the Opera
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EDIT: Whoa, looks like The Book Thief has an overwhelming majority of the votes. I guess I’ll go with that then. Thanks for helping me decide, guys! 
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Would you rather…
- Be able to sing really well
- Be able to dance really well
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Sing. Like I 100% want to be an amazing singer.
I don’t want to be a famous singer. I just rather sing around family and friends.
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In a magical fantasy world, which would you rather be/rather do for a living?
- Adventurer.
- Thief/Bandit.
- Swordsman/Swordwoman.
- Blacksmith.
- Mage/Sorcerer/Wizard/Witch
- Inventor.
- Royal or Noble.
- Assassin.
- Knight/Palace Guard.
- Shopkeeper.
- Monster Hunter/Slayer.
- Other (explain in the comments)
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Choose wisely.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger studied ballet to help with his balance and muscle control when he was in competition bodybuilding. Also, ballet and professional dancing at the high end of international qualifications (levels) requires immense strength, agility, endurance and balance. So dancing gets my vote.
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I went with the construction angle because it’s not really done much.
It’s a way to write the mundane everyday into a fantasy setting.
For example: discrimination or derogatory speech is not as straightforward in a blue collar job as we are often lead to believe…but exploring the right and wrong of a situation comes with major triggers when you use real-world equivalents. Using fantasy could make it easier to lay out the whole of the issues.
Example:
Something wrong was said, and HR cracks down on it.
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If it’s wrong to say it’s wrong to say, so straightforward, right?
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History of everyone including the person who reported saying those wrong things daily to each other, and no one has a problem with it for years, until the reporter is enraged (and likely not even over the wrong thing said). HR sends the 1 person reported on home instead of all those involved over the years for a “3 day vacation” because HR is results driven and not in-depth.
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Some go find a new job for unfair treatment. Some stay but are looking into retiring. The smarter ones were controlling their tongues in the first place, but are still looking to get out of what is now a hostile work environment.
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Now there’s active avoidance of the tattle tale which borders on discriminatory. Now you have a legit issue, where work is being impeded.
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In the midst of this, someone exposed that they are actively as bad as everyone has been joking. This person is poisonous and will subtly shift the attitude of those around them towards the discriminatory. They need to be removed, but people have seen how bungled the previous event was so if they are going to do anything, personal confrontation without HR is the only way to go, and that takes balls. Especially when you’re just trying to collect a check.
So, yeah, this can snowball into a physical fight on a job pretty quickly.
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I already sing well. I couldn’t imagine not being me, on that.
Lady. Sit around sewing for fun, maybe run a whole Keep while the spouse is off adventuring like a real Chatelaine.
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I am glad you find it to your liking. I thought I’d try something a bit different. LOL!
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In high-tech science-fiction world, which would you rather be/rather do for a living?
- Astronaut
- Space Patrol.
- Galactic Bounty Hunter.
- Space Pirate.
- Cyborg.
- A.I. (Artificial Intelligence).
- Scientist/Inventor.
- Superhero.
- Mecha Robot Pilot.
- Alien Hunter/Slayer.
- Other (explain in the comment)
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Choose wisely.
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Simply because of my love for Treasure Planet I feel like I would be a space pirate. But A.I. and galactic bounty hunter are also very tempting.
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A space pilot 
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What scene from Lilo & Stitch should I try to recreate? (By painting it, trying to at least lol)
(P.s. my main focus will be on stitch, not the background. Like I may try to do the background but probably won’t lol)
- A
- B
- C
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A
(If you know another scene that would be better to recreate, lmk!)
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Doing this out of curiosity 
out of the three characters below, who do you think has the most epic battle song?
Edin – Crystar by Sakuzyo (ft. Katali)
Arden – LHAHEIN by Feryquitous
Vocal Version (ft. Aitsuki Nakuru):
Instrumental Version (if you prefer it without vocals):
Damon – WARZ0NE by Sakuzyo
Which of these characters has the most epic battle song among the three?
- Edin
- Arden
- Damon
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Yes, I’m aware my music taste is… unconventional 
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I have some really fun polls for you guys…I guess.
When you need a good and cool beverage, what is your go to drink?
- Water.
- Soda.
- Iced Tea.
- Iced Coffee.
- Other (explain in the comments)
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What is your go to snack for when you just want to relax and take it easy a bit?
- Potato Chips.
- Nuts (Peanuts, Cashew, Almonds, Pecans, and etc).
- Crackers.
- Cookies.
- Cake.
- Other (explain in the comments).
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That is all I got…for now.
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I picked Damon, but Edin’s an extremely close second. ♫•*¨*•.¸¸♪
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Damn, a lot of you really like the taste of water.
I can only stand water if I am really thirsty. I prefer iced tea more though.
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