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What's the dumbest question you've gotten asked?

I don't know about dumbest, if it's really bad I just delete it without answering. My favorite is a spambot from the Formspring days:
Q: I've had a crush on you for a while but I couldn't admit it public. I even tattooed your name on my ass and posted here: (redacted) Sign up and search for my user: inIovewithbatman9502 and guess who I am (asked on Apr 10, 2011)

A: You tattooed batman9502 on your ass? I bet the tattoo artist really looked at you funny when you asked for that.
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What's a game you've always wanted to play but never had the time?

Honestly there's nothing I can think of. After Fallout 4 I'm kinda just waiting for Yakuza 5 to come out - don't really have a backlog.
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What is your favorite LP you've done?

Mother 3. Probably wasn't the best I've ever done but I sure had a lot of fun with it.
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Which fallout 4 companion is your favorite so far, both to use in battle and outside of battle.

The ones I've come across are Codsworth, Dogmeat, Preston Garvey, Strong, Deacon, MacCready, and Piper. Piper and Deacon were the only ones that seemed halfway interesting outside of battle but neither of them really contribute much. They don't even seem to have their own quests in this game; I've already maxed out Piper's affinity and got her perk after just picking a handful of locks (which apparently makes her think I'm "doing the right thing").
In battle they're pretty much all the same, except that Dogmeat and Codsworth are only good for running in and getting themselves killed. The rest you can equip with whatever weapons and armor you want so there doesn't seem to be a difference.
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You planning on picking up guitar hero live or rockband? I don't know about rockband, but I know guitar hero live is gunna be 60 on black friday.

I already own Rock Band 4, and I'm not really that interested in GH Live. The new guitar layout is kinda neat but the soundtrack is pretty bad and I'm not super on board with the "Guitar Hero TV" idea. Plus with all the money I've spent on Rock Band DLC over the years its library is pretty much all I need.

Would you rather visit heaven one time while you're alive, or visit earth one time after you die?

Well, if it exists I'd rather see it when I'm alive so I'd know I need to readjust my beliefs.

Have you played fallout 4? If you have what did you think of it?

I'm in the middle of it currently, and I feel like I really need to get closer to the end to be able to form a more complete opinion on it. I'm liking it for the most part, but there are certain aspects of it that I'm a little disappointed in, not the least of which are the relatively frequent crashes and bugs but also things like quest variety and how the protagonist is (or, really, isn't) written. Companion relationships have absolutely no depth so far, there's a weirdly high number of random repeatable quests for some reason, the factions are basically nonexistent... I have some problems with it right now but I want to wait until I get later in the game to see if any of them open up a bit.
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What's on your Christmas list this year?

Haven't made a Christmas list in quite a while. Some of the relatives usually just give me cash and then I just buy what I want like I do the rest of the year.
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I'm taking calculus as a sophmore. Stats next year, and will probably drive up to a college 3 times a week (block schedule) for whatever 12th grade math I choose to take. Is this in any way, shape, or form something that could help me have a higher chance of being accepted into a college?

Being accepted isn't super difficult by itself, honestly. A lot of colleges (like ours) even do open enrollment. As far as whether or not it'll give you a chance at a better scholarship I have no idea and probably depends on the scholarship anyway. Talk to your guidance counselor or asks college representatives.

Did you know that on your 90's sports games stream, number "SEEEEIX!" is actually Mark Martin's number. I also think another notable F1 driver, aside from the ones you mentioned, is Michael Schumacher.

The only time I was ever really into NASCAR was the game NASCAR '98 on PS1 so literally all of my "who drove what number" came from that game... therefore it isn't much. I don't remember what I said at the time but my first thought was that Mark Martin was #5. I think he was at one point but in '98 #5 was Terry Labonte so I don't really remember them well. All I remember is that Mark Martin drove the Viagra car for a while and was in all the commercials talking about his erections.
I don't know what F1 drivers I mentioned, I've never been into it myself so anything I said would've been from hearing other people talk about it haha.

What was the first programming language you learned? How long did it take? What language would you recommend for me to learn first. I want a good grasp on programming in general, I'm not specifically focused on software nor web design specifically.

I mean, the first language I learned was QuickBASIC a long time ago so that's probably not helpful to know.
One thing I'd recommend is stop worrying about "programming in general" and do something small and specific. Think of something you want to make, something simple like a calculator program, a basic web page, a simple Space Invaders game, etc. and look up what tools people are using to make that kind of thing. A quick Google search of "how to make ______" will often give you examples in all kinds of languages. Ask for help on programming-focused websites and forums if you want. When you finish that, examine things that went right and things that went wrong and move on to something else. Once you just dive into it you'll start using and developing those fundamentals that will help you out across "programming in general."
This also isn't really relevant to learning an actual language but there's a game on Steam called Human Resource machine that is really good at tickling those muscles. I found it to be a fun exercise, at least.

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Would you rather be able to speak any language fluently or have the ability to talk to animals?

Why would you even want to talk to animals? What would they possibly have to say that's interesting in any way? The ability to speak ANY language would be so helpful pretty much all the time.
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What are your thoughts on the migration crisis in Europe?

I don't really think about it a lot other than it's a rough situation.

I can learn the syntax for programming languages. That's the easy part. But how am I supposed to learn when to apply what I know. How do I learn the theory behind it all. What good is a programming language on its own? I know I'm being vague but hopefully you can get my message.

I'd recommend signing up for a free trial on lynda.com or some other site and taking some courses on what language you're trying to use. They give you good concrete examples of what a language can do and how you can use those concepts to create something tangible.

So Sonic's chicken wings are good? What flavor(s) did you get?

I've had Garlic Parmesan and Buffalo, both are excellent. Honestly competing for some of the best fast-food wings I've ever had, though granted that's not a super large number.
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Favorite game from Kirby Super Star?

Maybe Dyna Blade? Milky Way Wishes obviously has the best ending segment but I don't like the way obtaining the powers works. Also in Dyna Blade you get Suplex in like level 2.

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