Last Topic: 3:50:06pm, 09/03/2024
Last Post: 12:44:31am, 09/03/2024
Hi. I was just gonna pop in and ask a silly question for a project I've been working on, but it didn't seem right without first saying... Hi.
This is the longest time I've spent without GameFAQs to this day... I went away for like... a year and a half, maybe? I used to visit daily since 2010, then suddenly and slowly I started losing motivation and reasons to talk to people. And I mean people in general. Admittedly, it may seem like not that big of a deal (at least to me, I didn't really see it that way, until this very moment), but distancing myself from the site that represents one of my biggest passions in life, which is videogames, and all the beautiful and wonderful memories I've had within it throughout more than half the years of my life, is... I guess it's something not to be taken so lightly. After all, not that you have to know this, but things have been pretty rough for me the past few years, mostly due to the pandemic and lack of social interaction I've experienced that stemmed from it. So much has happened, yet so little... Depression's hit me like never before, and I think of people like GrapeFruitKing, what he did back in 2013, and I wonder if people really remember him at all...
But I digress...
Anyway, I wanted to pass by and say hi, but also ask you guys a question. It might sound odd or silly, but it would really help me out:
Can you think of any two foods, or ingredients of foods, which you think are delicious by themselves, but mixed together would be nothing short of an unconsumable abomination?
I'm asking this 'cause I often struggle at explaining my points of view to other people or how I feel about certain things (like food, in this case) in a way that I can make sure we're on the same page.
So, the most classic and memed-about example out there is pineapple on pizza, right? At least I think it is, but I wanna know if it is, after all, just an exaggerated meme to ironically rage at and nothing more. Granted, this example can work for many people, but not for many others who love the combination or simply don't mind either way. And that's assuming people like pizza AND pineapple separately in the first place, maybe they don't like one or the other, or they haven't even tried them in the first place, you know what I'm saying? The example is good since it's pretty popular, but I need a broader "sample", especially if my strongest "common" example is, at the end of the day, just a meme.
P.S.: What have I been missing in Board 8 (as minimal as it may be)?
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