xander6981
asked:
165, 150, 148, 137, 110, 60

165.  Aliens:  PFFT HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!  Sorry, I’m laughing because I just got into “Ancient Aliens.”  All right, honestly?  I do believe in other life forms out there.  There’s so much we don’t know about what’s beyond our planet, so hell, why not?  HOWEVER!  I do NOT believe that aliens are the cause of absolutely everything on Earth.

150.  Blondes or Brunettes:  Either one really, though honestly I love red heads, or people with fun mixes of hair colors.  

148.  Summer or winter:  Neither, I’ll take Spring or Fall please, that’s when the temperature is perfect.  Although, my birthday is in the summer, but my partner’s birthday is in the winter, dun dun dunnnnn.

137.  Coke or Pepsi:  Pepsi.  Though I don’t mind Coke, I’m a Pepsi kid.

110.  My neighbors:  On one side of me is this older lady who doesn’t work, and she… she’s kinda the creepy neighbor but isn’t too bad.  Like, she’s the one on the block who knows everything about everything, she knows the previous owners, know how much money they put into the house, ect.  On the other side is a family, along with a guy living there who definitely seems to be mooching off his parents, he looks around our age and we see him doing little things like cutting the grass and stuff.  However.  He has a nice body so it’s not so bad, lol!  Our neighborhood isn’t that loud, but there’s enough activity where I feel safe, as in, if something happened a neighbor would see it and report it, ect.  Last year there was a hit and run across the street and like suddenly six people were outside talking to the police who heart something/saw something/jumped in a car to see if they could catch the guy, ect.

60.  I lose all respect for people who:  

1.  Judge people before they know them.

2.  Make assumptions based on appearance

3.  Make fun of people because of weight/race/gender/sexual preference/anything.

4.  Are fake (pretending to like someone or something when they don’t).

5.  Act like assholes to get their way (for example, I once had to turn away a guy for a trade in at GameStop because his license is expired, after reassuring him that no, I couldn’t just type something in or use my license, he turned and told his kid, “Well we’re not getting your DS today because they won’t let me do the trade,” and the kid started crying.  Like… thanks for being an asshole to your kid guy, but technically speaking not only would I have been fired, but it’s breaking pawn law in Minnesota). 

6.  Make excuses (for example I went out to dinner with some friends at a con one time and someone flat out told the waiter, “I would tip you but I don’t have any money.”  Like unless if a waiter is a jack ass, this person just served you and a large group – which, btw, that place also had to deal with their credit card machine not working during a convention.  If you can afford to go out you can afford to appreciate good service, and if for some reason you can’t, don’t just say that to his face that’s even worse and sounds like a terrible excuse).