I hate that Gta 5 claims to have the largest map so far when most of it is just mountains and deserted areas. Gta san Andreas had the biggest map because it had more usable space and more cities to go to. San Andreas was more fun to get into and takes place during an awesome time, the rap and gangster era, not the yoga and weird diet shakes area. San Andreas has a lot of interesting myths about it and many things to do. Gta 5 was incomplete and very boring after a while, i can still pock up gta san Andreas and find different things to do. San Andreas is way better.

I was watching Attack on Titan earlier but now I have transitioned into Dragon Ball Z. I am at the part where Teen Gohan is battling cell and Goku just did the instant transmission and took cell away while loosing his life. Now Gohan is doing the father/son kamehameha and that move is just awesome. I hate that Gohan is just going to give up fighting, become weak and go to college. C'mon Gohan you just kicked cell's butt.

Granted, you have been given the tuba and know how to play it as well. Unfortunately, it is the only instrument you will ever know how to play and you must dedicate 10 hours a day to practice. This drives away your close friends and family and you are left alone... with the tuba. I wish I had superpowers and only I knew about them.

Welcome to Vizzed fellow newbie. I agree with the above post in that you should just let everyone know a little about yourself so you can strike up a conversation with someone that has the same interests as you. Do not be afraid to ask questions and please enjoy your stay.

I am in college and am about to finish my 1st year in community college. I have got to say that in the beginning it starts off stressful but over time you begin to get used to it and adapt to your new schedule. I have met a bunch of really interesting and new people and still keep in touch with some of my old friends. You should be happy that you are transitioning to this new stage of your life and take it with your chin up and your head held up high because you are moving forward with your life. Be happy, try to take your studies seriously and hopefully everything will turn out well for you.

My favorite cartoon network show will have to be the old teen titans. I remember watching it a lot and then the other day I watched an episode online and loved it. I hate that they made a new version of the show that just focuses on comedy and not on fighting criminals. Why would they do that?

Sir, remember you thought that the bread overload was trying to claim your wealth as his own and you sent the bread to Cuba, with the mayo as his accomplice.  Servant!, bring me skeletor!

The last game I played was The King of fighters 2002 and the last thing I was doing was trying to figure out how to do the special moves. I remember playing that game as an arcade version back when I was a child. I can say that the arcade version was easier to play than this one because on the arcade version you could easily maneuver the joystick and buttons and I could play easily. On this one I use a ps3 controller and it is a lot harder to do specials. I also feel like Rugal is harder than he ever was!

I think they just went away. When I was younger I also enjoyed movies that were completely original. Almost everything today just seems to be a remake of an older version with a slight story change or updated graphics. I guess things were simpler in the past.

I think an xbox 360 controller could work and ps3 controllers work as well. I am currently using a ps3 controller and it works fine.If you want to use a ps3 controller you have to hook it up with a program called SCP DS3 and there is a video on youtube about how to set up and use the program. The youtube video is called (How To Easily Connect PS3 Controller to PC (No Motioninjoy Required)).

My favorite 90's cartoon will have to be Daria. It was made and shown in the late 90's and early 00's and her sarcastic undertone was humorous to me at that young age. As I got older and watched it again, I could truly appreciate all of her insults and everything that show had to teach about society, popularity and friendship.

Greetings fellow newbie! I can honestly say so far that I agree with you about the community here. There are some very interesting people with a lot of cool things to say. I have yet to meet a rude person on here and I really hope you enjoy your stay here.

I agree, many movies do not have a lot of heart but also,  I do not want to over generalize. There might be some good movies out there that are completely original that I have overlooked. Most of the movies that are talked about on the television are remakes and most of them do seem similar.

When I was a child, I remember watching all these exciting movies that were completely different from one another and were pretty original. I also remember seeing movies that did not try to hard to be funny, incorporated too many special effects or also make a movie just for the money. Now a days it seems that movie producers make remakes of movies that already exist just to make a quick buck. They also incorporate too many special effects into every action movie. I was channel surfing when I came across a movie, I do not remember the title of the movie, and they had a car crash in a scene. This car turned into a 50 foot explosion just from one collision and I was confused as to why they had exaggerated the effects so much. Do they do this to keep people distracted from the bad acting or because they believe this is what people want? Then we get to the comedy. Movies today incorporate so much lazy comedy, for example, I was watching a trailer for a movie and all they had in the trailer was people cursing, physically assaulting each other, men getting kicked in the privates and many racial stereotypes. So that brings me to the question, are movies just getting lazier??

Granted, you have been given a cookie dough doughnut. Unfortunately, cookie dough has finally given someone salmonella.  I wish for a grain of sand.

I am currently watching Daria, the episode where Jane is in charge of the dance committee and she decorates the gym in a Jackson Pollock tribute theme.

My favorite television show would have to be Dragon Ball Z. I started watching the series as a 4 year old kid and have been in love with it ever since. I still watch it today in the hopes that maybe one day I can produce a Kamehameha, so far I have been unsuccessful. 

I like my coffee fresh and self ground. I buy my coffee beans, either medium or dark roast, and grind them at home. After I brew my coffee, I enjoy it with 2 spoons of sugar and about 1/4 cup of milk. I sometimes add 3 spoons of caramel syrup or a pinch of cinnamon. I enjoy a cup maybe 3 times a week and try not to get to dependent on it. Many people here have interesting stories about coffee and I have enjoyed reading them.

You only notice at the end of your free time. I'm in college and have classes Monday through Thursday. Those 4 days are the longest period of my week and feel like they go on forever. Once its Friday, it is time to relax and catch up on my sleep. As soon as I wake up the next day, its already Sunday and I ask myself, where did my weekend go?

I would have to say I have three favorite bands. My first would have to be Bad Religion. I went to one of their shows in 2010 and have a shirt from them. They proved that punk rockers don't have to be stupid, they can be educated as well. The lead singer, Greg Graffin, is a professor at UCLA, I think. My second favorite is The Casualties, these guys are angry at the world and have good music. They give me the power to stand up for myself and say what I believe in. My third favorite band will have to be social distortion. They have a bit of a cow punk kind of sound that is just good to hear after a hard day's work. These are not the only bands I like but they are equally my favorite.