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Ever since I was a kid I loved anime, starting with Naruto and carrying on now where my favorite genre is adventure and the friends you make along the way. The story and the characters together are thought-provoking and all-around entertaining.

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Simply put, improv is hilarious. Especially with these two, the twists and turns of the story they make up on the spot always has me falling out of my seat laughing.

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3. Sawbones: A Marital Tour of Misguided Medicine

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3. Sawbones: A Marital Tour of Misguided Medicine

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Okay, so, technically a podcast- but still a "show" of sorts. As an aspiring doctor, learning about downright laughable cures for disease and disorder through the years in a comedic manner is wonderful. It's killing two birds with one stone: education, and entertainment.

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I was never one for cooking or baking shows, but watching as completely inexperienced people try and recreate culinary masterpieces captured my attention immediately. The way that these people manage to completely ruin their cakes and pastries is astounding, and I can't wait for more.

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There's no way I could have forgotten this one. In my eyes, it's a classic with artistically and expertly crafted story-telling along with depressing but attentive character development. It's the perfect blend of lighthearted fun and serious life lessons, and I love it.

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1. L'Étranger (The Stranger) by Albert Camus

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1. L'Étranger (The Stranger) by Albert Camus

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The surreal nature of this book is probably what pulls me in the most, along with the main character himself. He's an enigma to others, a stranger to himself, and following his interactions not easily explainable through a neurotypical lens made me hunger for every word.

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2. The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Alex Haley

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2. The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Alex Haley

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Oftentimes the accomplishments of great people overshadow the life they had before such greatness was achieved, and this autobiography in particular interests me because it clearly allows readers to follow Malcolm X's life to see the events that influenced his future beliefs. As a fellow Afro-American Muslim who believes heavily in fixing injustices, both his being and ideals speak to me heavily- which makes the book all the more enjoyable.

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The anti-capitalist message throughout the piece is intriguing, but the tragedy of Alex's real-life death and real-life story is sobering in itself. The rebirth he hoped to achieve through his trip inspired everyone he came into contact with, and seeing how the choices of one affect so many was a good lesson to take out of the book.

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4. The Strange Case of Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson

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4. The Strange Case of Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson

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I can't really explain the reason I like this story as much as I do, but watching as Dr. Jeckyll's life spirals due to his selfish desires is something you can't turn your eyes away from. The duality of man is shown in this book, along with the real consequences for shameful actions.

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Needless to say, it's a classic also about the consequences of one's actions. It humanizes (haha, that's a joke, get it?) those cast out by society for things they were born into and cannot control, and punishes those who don't take responsibility for their hubris and actions. Honestly, it's a pretty touching tale, and Frankenstein's Monster deserved way better than the hand he was dealt.

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It's probably just my favorite because it's the smallest bone in the human body, located in the ear. It looks like an archway too, which is pretty cool.

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I like how it can determine height, and the way it's shaped is pretty cool too. It's the biggest bone in the body, which is a big plus. The head being able to fit into the pelvis to allow movement is rad, all in all bones are just cool.

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I wasn't originally going to include this because the skull is a well-known and probably overrated bone, but I do appreciate its fusion overtime and the sutures the fusion creates. The mandible (jaw part, lower teeth, etc.) is also amazing, and its movement is really cool.

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Hm. I like how it seems so big but it's actually pretty small, and how it connects two important parts of the body together to allow for range of motion. Hinge joints in general are pretty stellar, and it's important for the function of the knee.

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All of them. I just think they're neat.

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Okay, hear me out, D&D is actually really fun. It's based entire on imagination and the sky's really the limit when it comes to scenarios and creativity. The restriction of action when using dice is refreshing and allows things to be a little less chaotic, and I love it.

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Video games are a huge love of mine, especially co-op. I main healers (Lucio and Baptiste specifically) and honestly don't know how to play as tanks, but I've heard my teams say I'm one of the best healers they've had.

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It's more of a chill game I play when I need to unwind, but it's like Harvest Moon in the sens that you inherit a farm and have to take care of it and sell your crops and all. There are fun side-quests that include battle and completing tasks for NPC's, along with the ability to marry and have children with NPC's. I'm going on my third year of spouse-ship with my wife and our two kids love it on our cozy little farm :3

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Massively multiplayer online role-playing game

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One thing you HAVE to know to truly know me is I LOVE cowboys. My friends call me Billie (after Billy the Kid) because of my love of the Wild West and outlaws. The gameplay mechanics are awesome and the story was WONDERFUL. All in all I can't describe how much I love this game.

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Everything about this game is charming. It gives you the choice to write your own destiny, battle it out in a fresh fashion, and the soundtrack goes HARD. If you've ever heard of Sans Undertale he's from here, and I must admit, one of my favorite characters. He's just so cool.

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That simply means I have both Afro-American and Indigenous (American Indian) ancestry. It's pretty cool, but since I was born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland and my tribe's primarily in North Carolina Iv'e always struggled to feel close to my community.

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Please cut me some slack, I've been working on this for hours and am quickly running out of interesting things about myself. But yeah, that's my school. Never a dull moment, and that's all I can say.

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3. Last year I appeared on Its Academic with my team

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3. Last year I appeared on Its Academic with my team

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We didn't win, but we sure tried our best! It was seriously nerve-wracking, I was trembling the whole time.

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4. I don't do it often, but I love acting

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4. I don't do it often, but I love acting

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Voice acting or regular acting are pretty fun to me, though I don't have many chances to do either. I usually make up for it by entertaining my friends with verbal and performative spontaneous comedy, but I would love to rock out a nice role one day.

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The rabbit in the picture obviously isn't mine, but he sort of looks like that, except WAY bigger. The cat and rabbit don't get along, mostly because the bunny's a big bully. I love them both though, and I'd like to think they love me too.