Forum Game Q & A

[Super Kami Guru]

My childhood in Britain, how little I truly appreciated it. Adjusting to the US at 8 was a slap in the face!

If you were offered the chance to live forever, or for at least an extra 100 years, but you would look frail and elderly the entire time (even at your current age now), would you do it?

 

[Beerus]

Really depends. Outliving everyone I love would suck. That alone inclines me to say no. Looks aren't everything, health is more important but having people you care about all go away, ehh.. I'll say no.

How do you handle knowing the truth about something when everyone else in your life is believing the lie?

 

[Super Kami Guru]

Keep quiet and secure in the knowledge that at least I knew the truth and, eventually, the truth would come out.

If a good friend told you something, trusting you would keep it secret, but it was something awful and potentially life ruining for someone else, do you keep the secret?

 

[Super Kami Guru]

Bringing another one back.

I would likely find some way to expose the secret, because keeping secrets of that nature usually comes back to hurt you and those around you.

Would you rather face a week of soul crushing boredom with nothing to do and nothing happening, or 24 hours of abject chaos and peril?

 

[Beerus]

I would rather have boredom. I don't handle high levels of stress well.

Do you think people are inherently evil or do you think people are mostly good?

 

[Super Kami Guru]

I think we're born self-centered and singularly-focused, but that doesn't necessarily make us evil. Genetics plays some factor, sure, and then how we're raised, what we're exposed to, and how we're counseled after major events helps to shape who we become. So I'd say people are chaotic neutral until they're shaped by their world around them.

Do you think some people are beyond help?

 

[Super Kami Guru]

(Bringing back another game, I'm such a spammer...)

I do think there are some who have gone too far, some whose minds have warped themselves so far beyond the spectrum of being salvageable, sadly. Most, however, I do believe can be helped and brought back after making mistakes or going down bad paths.

If you accidentally killed someone while driving, knowing he or she was a good person, loved their family, was loved BY their family, volunteered in the community, worked as a nurse, and was the first person to help someone in need...would you be able to live with yourself?

 

[Beerus]

If it was on accident, yes. I wouldn't feel great about it. It would take me time, probably a long time, to move on from it. I mean I would feel this way even if the person wasn't a "good person". I once accidentally crushed a bird egg and cried over it.

How do you think people will be, in general, in 2021? Do you see more unity against government corruption or more of the same old same old?

 

[Super Kami Guru]

I think we're in for more of the same, sadly. People are getting more selfish, more narcissistic and colder to one another as time moves on, so I think we're going to see that continue unless we find a way to return to some level of normalcy in the world...which is unlikely.

Do you think people will ever finally abolish party politics and find a leader who actually wants to work towards the betterment of the country and IT'S PEOPLE?

 

[Beerus]

They treat it like a sport.... ffs

Do you have any goals for 2021?

 

[Super Kami Guru]

Find a way to be more social, find a remote job that can work alongside my caregiver schedule so I can start drawing a wage again, and drop some weight.

Given the choice, would you start your life over and be someone else?

 

[India Actual]

No because I've learned to make the most of my life whether it be good or bad. Roll with the punches is my mantra.

If you could have live forever but have to give up one of your senses OR have all the knowledge in the world, but half your lifespan. What would you do?

 

[Super Kami Guru]

I'd take the knowledge, I'm not super interested in living a long life, per se, so I'll take the knowledge, work with it and be fine with that.

If you had the chance to achieve your lifelong ambition, no matter what it was, but it came at the expense of never being able to see your family again, would you do it?

 

[Beerus]

Depends. I am not very close with my family and the older I get, the more fed up I get with my mother's childish behavior and my dad's lack of will to do anything. I mean there are always things like Skype so it isn't like I would never see them, I just would not be around them physically... Which might not be a bad thing.

When you do eat breakfast, what is your go-to meal choice?

 

[Super Kami Guru]

If I have the means, a full English...if I don't, then usually an Omelette. It's rare, but I do occasionally have breakfast!

If you could make it so that you never had to eat again and would stay in perfect shape, perfect health and have more than sufficient energy, but anything you ate would add permanent weight to your body...would you do it?

 

[India Actual]

If I have the means, a full English...if I don't, then usually an Omelette. It's rare, but I do occasionally have breakfast!

If you could make it so that you never had to eat again and would stay in perfect shape, perfect health and have more than sufficient energy, but anything you ate would add permanent weight to your body...would you do it?

Hell no, I love so many delicious foods. Smelling people eating things would drive a person crazy.

If you could own one exotic pet without consequence and have the means to provide for them. What would it be?

 

[Yoshi]

It would most likely be a species of bird. I've never had a pet bird before. My aunt and uncle have birds as pets though.

If you had the chance to own a dog, what breed would it be?

 

[Super Kami Guru]

Border collie, love 'em!

If you could have a cat that was as well-trained as a dog and never grew past the kitten phase, but it would only live for a maximum of five years, would you take it?

 

[Beerus]

I took in a cat who was older and was only able to spend 4 years with him. It was worth it. The quality is more important than the quantity in terms of time. So yes!

How far would you be willing to walk in order to get something you need?

 

[Super Kami Guru]

About 12 feet. Maybe. In all honesty, depending on the need, I'd walk a couple of miles if I had to.

If you were stranded in the middle of a large body of water, no signs of land nearby, would you risk swimming to try to find land or stay put knowing what will happen?