#pendrascornielius

[phantoonsoftheopera]

pendrascornielius said: Holy shiz. I need to find this helmet. I love dragons dogma! I wonder if its in Dragons Dogma Arisen cause i have never seen it.

I understand it’s available for sale once you clear the Ancient Quarry. Not sure if it’s a Dark Arisen add-on.

[lookskindagreyout]

pendrascornielius replied to your photo:Happy Halloween, and good night, from that...

scio….scio no……

Why no, for Romeo? ;3

[plinkitee]

Tagging Game

Tagged by Kaliskadyami -- Aww, thanks!  ^_^

Rule one:  Always post the rules.

Rule two:  Answer the questions the person who tagged you asked, and write 5 new ones.

Rule three:  Tag 5 people and link them to the post.

Rule four:  Actually tell them you tagged them.

1.  Who was your first ever fictional person crush?  Ben Linus from "Lost".  In spite of some of the things he did, I couldn't help but love him.

2.  What is your biggest televisual guilty pleasure?  "Dancing with the Stars", though I don't feel guilty about it.

3.  Would you have the courage to say hello to a celebrity you admire/have a slight crush on?  Yes, though it would take every fiber of my being to not faint.

4.  If you were "famous", would you rather have a small, dedicated fan base that didn't get you a lot of money, or a large one that made you  super rich but they were all fleeting fancies?  I think a small fanbase would more likely respect me for my work and talent and as a person.

5.  What is the most major genre/style of music that you can't stand to listen to even for a minute?  I'd have to say rap, mostly because I can't understand what they're saying 99% percent of the time.

My questions:

1.  What is your favorite time of the year?

2.  What would you buy yourself if money wasn't an object?

3.  What is your least favorite type of animal?

4.  What happened on your best day ever?

5.  What's the worst gift you've ever received?

[ghostlyss]

pendrascornielius replied to your post: Cooking is like the only ...

I feel the same way, im mostly a good cook 9/10 my dishes are tasty, but when i fail a recipe I just get so depressed.

I'm one of those assholes who doesn't even need a recipe. Cooking is just really innate to me? I always over criticize myself - like one time I made lemon chicken and it wasn't lemony enough, and then one time I made it /too/ lemony. And tonight I overcooked the chicken by about 10 minutes so it was fairly tough. Like I'm okay if I mess up on a drawing because I had to work really hard to be good at it. There's lots of fundamental concepts I still need to learn, too. But with cooking it's just stupid, inane mistakes and it just really bums me the fuck out because I'm like "yo I could do way better than that"