About me:
I like clouds.
I like C-Hall.
I also like nice people.
You know what I'm scared of?
Spiders.
Sandwiches.
Old People.
Robert's Lunchbox.
Water.
Giraffes.
Blood.
Deformed Kids.
Drinking Apple Juice.
Xander's Unshaved Legs.
Pimples.
Stinky Cheese.
Chinese Checkers.
Complicated Directions
Stairs.
Long Trees.
Hookers.
Spiderman.
Spiderpig.
Unusual things that occur outside
Hamsters.
9 squared.
Glaciers.
Avalanches.
Telepathy.
Gibuses.
Gibuses with hamsters on them
Lamps.
Sushi.
Prophunt.
Floors.
The Number: 5
Long Lines.
Doritos.
Xander's House.
Disoriented Fingers.
The Odyssey.
A Wireless Mouse.
Chipotle.
Bedsheets.
Undergarments.
The Phlogistinator.
iTunes.
Dry Skin.
Wrappers.
Wireless Connection.
6th Period.
The Machina.
Bears.
String.
The Start Button.
Melting Snow.
Hot Dogs.
Long Necks.
Fingers that have been sitting in a blender all day.
Minivans.
Snowstorms.
Eskimos.
Doedecagons.
Angles X and Y
The Equation Ctrl + Alt + Delete.
400x600 Aspect Ratios.
Sleeping on the floor.
Sleeping Dogs.
Watching Xander in his own portable van shaving his legs.
The Book Life as We Knew It.
Lions.
Xander's Long Lost Cousin.
Walking Extreme Distances (Ex: Bathroom to Bedroom).
Outlets.
♥♥♥♥'s Sporting Goods.
Minotaurs.
AT&T.
fiOs.
Extension Cords.
Ham.
The equation e = mc³.
The Alphabet.
SOLs.
Xander's brother.
Overly Attached Lobsters.
Statistics.
Mulch.
Manure.
GEORGHE.
Mice and Men and Xander.
Taco Bell's Breakfast.
Dirty Laundry.
Dylan.
The Arbor Press.
Xander's fedora.
Tires.
Memes.
Trump.
SOMBRA, MAN.
Setting up christmas decorations.
Sprint.
War Thunder.
War Thunder 3.
Just War Thunder in general besides War Thunder 2.
Running out of toilet paper in the middle of an intense battle.
Pokemon GO. (Valor Sucks)
Getting Rick-rolled.
Getting a D in IED.
Running out of 0.7 lead.
High Noon.
Flipping ships.
Breathing like a seal.
USB WIFI.
Talking smack on Steven Ma, the mastermind.
Downloading Payday 2 at the speed of 1-2 mbps.
Missing a curve grade in English.
Dry skin.
People who drop eucalyptus on my humidifier.
That one tryhard on Town of Salem.
Haselbauer's bodacious body.
Rap.
Ajit Pai.
7 things you can still do after net neutrality.
That one friend that asks how much popcorn is and if he's able to afford two tubs of popcorn with $31.
That one idiot that leaves only a slither of toilet paper left forcing you to change the tp roll.
Pens that ink on your fingers.
NOODLE IMAGES.
networking.
war thunder hours.
public restrooms.
shades.
maple lodge campsite.
dry wall.
watching paint dry.
watching paint in general.
microsoft paint.
gumdrops - seriously those things are nasty and only serve the purpose of being decoration on gingerbread houses.
And lastly..Err, how long have I done this? Is it even worth doing this anymore??? you tell me :v
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Dylan's Overwatch Log

1 hour - Snow Day Bet Loss 3/13/2017 --- Completed weeks ago
20 mins - Pepsi Can at Side 4/11/2017
20 mins - Dylan got a golden sand shark 4/11/2017
30 mins - Dylan got the 42 Egg when he said we won't. 4/11/2017
30 mins - I got the Mummy Egg Holy hell 4/11/2017
5 hours - Haselbauer didn't let me in his room 6/02/2017
3 hours - Colin noticed basil in pancakes 6/07/2017

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Neapolitan ice cream , sometimes known as harlequin ice cream, is made up of blocks of vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry ice cream side by side in the same container (typically with no packaging in between). Some brands intermix the flavors more, though the separate flavors are still clearly visible.
Neapolitan ice cream was named in the late 19th century as a reflection of its presumed origins in the cuisine of the Italian city of Naples, and the many Neapolitan immigrants who brought their expertise in frozen desserts with them to the United States. Spumoni was introduced to the United States in the 1870s as Neapolitan-style ice cream. Early recipes used a variety of flavors; however, the number of three molded together was a common denominator, to resemble the Italian flag (cf. insalata tricolore). More than likely, chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry became the standard for the reason that they were the most popular flavors in the United States at the time of introduction.
The first recorded recipe was created by head chef of the royal prussian household Louis Ferdinand Jungius in 1839, who dedicated the recipe to Fürst Pückler.

Source: Thanks, Wikipedia