This or That?

[Ambidextroid]

Well this one is tricky. I rarely go out with friends but when I do it's a blast, though I don't think I'd like to do it too often. I do like to be left to my own devices at times,
though in the end I suppose I would prefer to go out with friends on any given night.

A battered cod, or a chicken drumstick?

[Shrooblord]

Battered cod; I've gone off most meats, turning into what is essentially a pesca-vaguea-flexitarian. I almost rarely eat meat nowadays, though I do still eat fish (but again, not very often: twice in one week is already more than I do usually).

Moon; or Mars?

[Ambidextroid]

Moon. If Wallace and Gromit is to be believed, the moon is a delicious ball of cheese with all sorts of interesting goings on.
In all seriousness though, I just think the moon would be more of an interesting otherworldly atmosphere while Mars just looks like a big desert, at least that's what Hollywood makes it out to be. Also it would take much less time to get to the moon.

Wake up early and go back to sleep to lie in, or have a lie in completely undisturbed?

[Shrooblord]

Completely undisturbed slumber, please. When I wake up, I wake up for the day. I cannot go back to sleep. I simply cannot. But I generally tend to wake up early anyway, so definitely have an undisturbed lie in - because early for my standards would mean the dead of night and no pls id lik to have sum slip

dolan; or perfectly accurate grammar and spelling?

[Ray502]

Perfectly accurate grammar and spelling. Saw some stuff of dolan, not my spelling choice.

Long length hair or short?

[Shrooblord]

What, you askin' me??? Long of course

Silver lining; or clear skies?

[Ambidextroid]

Silver lining. My favourite sky is a nice grey cover of fluffy storm clouds, so any clouds are better than none.

Caramel ice cream or mint choc chip ice cream?

[Shrooblord]

Mint chocolate chip for me! It's been a fave ever since I was a teeny tot. Plus I don't like caramel on ice cream that much. I like it in chocolates though!

Foutch; or Jano?

[Ambidextroid]

Jano, of course! He has always been my favourite videogame character, due to a combination of his creepy design (which single-handedly shaped my drawing style and basically my whole imagination as a child) and his character; on the outside he appears evil, but in the end it's revealed that he's good. He's supposed to be Polokus' "nightmare" but, at least the way I interpret him, he's just a passive and respectful magic being.
I pretty much love any character who looks evil at first appearance but is actually good.

Razorbeard or Andre?

[Adsolution]

Razorbeard, because he's actually pretty formidable.

Bun or ponytail?

[Ambidextroid]

I wouldn't wear either myself, but I like ponytails more. My granddad had one, and he was the coolest person I've ever known

Ocarina of Time or Majora's Mask?

[Pirez]

Majora's Mask. OOT is fine, but the scenario (and gut feeling) of Majora's Mask is just off the charts.

Kim Kardashian or Ivanka Trump?

[FreshPrinceofThedas]

Ugh... Kim Kardashian, I guess, because her life is at least a bit more entertaining...?

Power over plants, or power over birds and fish?

[Shrooblord]

Plants. Those mothers are resillient as all hell and some of them can do some nasty-ass shit that's bound to come in handy in a pinch.

Thor; or Iron Man?

[Ambidextroid]

Iron man. Not only did I think the movie was better, but I always prefer "superheroes" who work for/create their power rather than those who are just born with it or drink plutonium juice or something. Also I quite like his silly personality, rather than the more cocky Thor (though I may just be misremembering).

Mickey Mouse and co, or Tom and Jerry?

[Ray502]

Mickey Mouse and co, because of Disney and I grew up watching their short movies on VHS.

Goofy or Donald Duck?

[Ambidextroid]

Donald Duck, I've never seen a Goofy cartoon in full but I don't really find him entertaining.


The Wombles, or the Clangers? (If anyone even knows what they are )

[Ray502]

Well, from my brief time researching the two groups, I'll say the Clangers since they seem most familiar to me.

Disney Peter Pan or this Peter Pan?

[Ambidextroid]

this Peter Pan. I'm sure I've seen the Disney one at some point but I can't remember a thing about it, while the 2003 movie I remember quite fondly.

Pirates of the Caribbean, or the Harry Potter movies?

[Shrooblord]

Clangers

Clangers! CLANGERS!! :DDD My hero! For bringing a wave of nostalgia back to my heart, you are thoroughly thanked.

Also, Thor is the less cocky one out of the two, I would say. He's funny in the way that he thinks he rules the world and sort of does but doesn't understand a thing that's going on and expects stuff to obey to his very will and then when it doesn't does silly stuff, while Stark is the guy who thinks he owns the world and actually sort of does but underestimates everyone and expects stuff to obey to his very will and then when it doesn't does silly stuff.

Harry Potter movies. While Pirates is incredibly entertaining, I've got to give ten points to Gryffindor, if only because the universe inspired a whole generation and whole new breed of nerd. But mostly because, in the end, childhood secured by lovely films. :mryellow: And John Williams. You can never forget John Williams.

Toad; or Snake?