Friending meme!

[ohariko.livejournal.com]

I realized today I need more friends to discuss and fan girl over the wonderful fandom of Gayass! Meet new friends, cosplayers in your area with similar interest. Comment below with your responses. Simple... ne?

Name or Alias:
Location:
Age:
Favorite Code Geass Character:
Least Code Geass Favorite Character:
Favorite Code Geass Pairings:
Brittania or Nippon?:

Do you go to conventions?
What conventions do you have planned this year?
Do you cosplay? If so, anyone from Code Geass?
Do you roleplay? And if so, who and where?
What other anime do you watch?
What manga do you read?
Favorite tv shows and movies:
Anything else we should know about you?

Comments

[jading.livejournal.com]

When my parents were going to watch 300, I decided to stay on the computer instead of watch it. Oh well, it will be on again. I saw the first and third movie. I don't have to worry about roller coasters; I have a huge fear of heights. I've never been on a roller coaster, and don't plan to go on one anytime soon. I know a girl who isn't afraid of any scary movies, but is terrified of Saw because it could actually happen. So, horror and gore are not my favorites :P

I've been neglecting reading Bleach and watching Code Geass (I'm only on R2 episode 9) D:

Okay! Adding you back~

[faye-naruse.livejournal.com]

For such a simple plot, 300 was done well. My sister and I watched it together and we both enjoyed, to our surprise XD

I don't have to worry about roller coasters; I have a huge fear of heights. I've never been on a roller coaster, and don't plan to go on one anytime soon.

Wow, that is exactly how I am! Maybe even worse ^_^;;
I didn't use to be so bad (although even then I refused to ride roller coasters), but over spring break this year I went to both Disneyland and California Adventure in one week. I don't know if you've been there, but CA Adventure is somewhat meant for older kids, so there are a lot of higher rides; I kept pushing my limits. I rode the Hollywood Tower of Terror twice. I've never been the same since! In LA, I had to force myself to ride an escalator in Barnes & Nobles because, to my misfortune, the manga was on the third floor! It was awful ;___;

A few days later, on my way back from LA (two-hour car ride), I jumped at the littlest shift in speed. Even now I have a hard time riding mall escalators XD For Comic Con, I had the bad luck of parking on the fourth level of a parking structure. There was an elevator, but the walls were mostly glass, so each time I took the stairs and by the time I got to the top/bottom, I was freaking out a little XD I think it's safe to say I'm kinda traumatized when it comes to height. (Sorry for rambling so much! >///<)

Ohh, I see :]

Yay~