Cut all the one's I've never heard of.

I probably should've just said culture, but that kinda sounded weird, because Bach totally fits what I'm talking about. What would be a better word? Art? Media? Something like that.

I think my biggest comedy influence was just my dad, though I guess that technically would mean that it's actually a weird mix of Monty Python and Seinfeld.

I don't think this is the question I had before, but it sounds kinda similar… is there any pop culture you can't imagine your life without? Something that had such a big effect on your life you can't picture yourself without it?

1. No
2. No
3. No
4. Maybe? I don't remember
5. Yes.

If I watch Donald Trump's reality show to laugh at him and his family personally, does that count as support?

I had an interesting question but then I forgot it.

I need to watch Ziggy Stardust.

I'm still confused about how in 40 years Quicksilver didn't age, gained an Eastern European accent, a sister who also didn't age and looks totally different other than the hair.

The MCU is so complicated. Like how there's now two Daredevils out there.

I have four of those. I guess I might have really mild OCD.

I can never respect a man who doesn't pronounce his own name correctly.

I think most of them were able to be PE teachers because my school had almost 3000 students.

All the coaches at my school were PE teachers.

Dysgraphia seems like the worst. I can't imagine not being able to write.

I don't know if it's connected to my depression or what, but when I'm trying to learn something new it's really easy for me to suddenly lose all motivation to continue, even if I'm making progress, or there's nothing I'm stuck on. Of course when there is something I get stuck on (like chord changes when I tried to…

I'm mostly trying to learn because my Puff just isn't cutting it against Fox anymore, and I'm getting bored. I could focus more on Peach but that wouldn't really help against Fox and I could try Sheik again, but I just don't think I like the playstyle. Falco is the easier spacie to learn, he's really good, and he just…

I think ADD is kind of like dyscalculia in that there's tons of people who probably think they have it (or would if they knew what dyscalculia is), but really don't. Like, I have trouble paying attention a lot of times, but I am sure I don't have ADD because I know people with ADD.

It's funny because I can do certain types of math really quickly in my head, but my methods barely even make sense to me.

Well, I mean, she is a writer…