Lindstrom Knows Everything, everything that matters, anyway Options

[Lindstrom]

Just so you guys know me and Darth are talking about MOTHER 3 spoilers, so I'd recommend not reading what we have unless you've played the game.

Spoiler:
After the series of events in the sewers underneath New Pork it becomes fightable. You gotta keep checking it and it eventually gives you the option, I think. Also I guess when you fight it, you can actually kill it with PK Flash, just like Ness does in Brawl. I used the New Year's Eve Bomb.

[Gabstah]

Why did Garfield (as in the cat) like lasagna so much? What kind of cat likes pasta? (Seriously, though. What made Jim think up that?)

[Lindstrom]

I've thought about it, and I think it only made sense assuming a cat he has/had is/was all about lasagna. My chocolate lab loves bread more than anything so I guess animals develop unique tastes.

[Darth-Paper-Boy]

Yeah. My cat likes pasta and potato chips.

What's your favorite non-Namco classic arcade game?

[Lindstrom]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II

Before you ask: Raphael.

[Chicken]

Hahahaha. No, you didn't do anything wrong. Just thought I'd drop by.

[Headtrip]

Is it okay if I refer to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as the Ninja Turtles and not TMNT as most people do?

[Lindstrom]

Yeah, that's fine, I normally don't myself, I just felt like it that one time.

[Headtrip]

"Collins College in AZ" "Lord of the Rings Online" "Nintendo DS Spanish Coach"
These are the three text ads at the top of my screen. What do they have in common?

[Lindstrom]

Someone in Arizona is making use of all 3. Find them.

[Headtrip]

And what should I do when I find them, Lind-sama? And why did I just call you my master in Japanese?

[Darth-Paper-Boy]

In a half shell, they're the heroes four, in this day and age who could ask for more?

[Lindstrom]

That's your problem, buddy! This answer applies to both questions.

Nobody, that's who!

[Gabstah]

Are you always an easy going guy? I've seen you make a snappy remark on here before which actually sort of surprised me. Is your real life persona similar to that of the one online?

Here is where I'm about to make an toosh of myself. Your real name. It can't be Lindstrom, right? Do you tell your name, or are you just known as Lindstrom? Why Lindstrom?

[Headtrip]

Do you mind if I adress you with a Japanese honorific whenever I feel like it?

[Lindstrom]

Yeah pretty much. I'm pretty laid back, and I tend to live my life more like a cartoon or sitcom, in so much that if I get mad at someone, by the end of the day everything's back to the way it was and everyone's happy again. I'm much more... animated in real life, probably because my humor is mostly physical/vocal. Also, making fun of people can be enjoyable from time to time so I sometimes do that.

My real name isn't Lindstrom, but Lindstrom just has a nice ring to it. Even though I am Swedish, if I went by my Swedish family name I'd be Carlson or Carl. And that doesn't make for as good an action hero guy name. My real name is French, but I'm not gonna bother saying it because it's certainly not phonetic. The name Lindstrom comes from my (first!) performance in a staged version of this movie.

Yeah sure do whatever.

[Gabstah]

I'm Swedish too! Actually I could have had a sweet last name - my dad's dad was born Solander (awesome, right?) but when he moved to Canada his mom couldn't afford to take care of him so he got adopted by the people with the most boring American name, ever. Seriously, Jackson. JACKSON. Worst last name, ever. I don't even feel sketchy about posting it since there about a billion people with that last name. French names are cool, haha, I have a French first name too :P Although that's just for fun, Gabrielle. All of our names (mine and my siblings) are from the bible.

Haha I haven't heard of that play but it sounds fun. I never know where to put the accent in your name. LIND-strum? Or is the D a little more silent than that? LIN-strum? lin-STRUM? Ah.

I dated a guy with the most french name ever, haha, like most common name ever, when I lived in Quebec. Jean-Phillipe. Except everyone called him Ti-Pou (roughly meaning Little Bug.)

[Lindstrom]

I figured it was phonetic enough, but yeah you had it the first time: LIND-strum.

My real full name is exceptionally French, although when I lived in California I went by Jackson, or Jack, for a first name. This was mostly because at the pizza place I worked, my boss had my name so I went by Jackson to avoid confusion. I also had a cat named Jackson so I was intentionally pulling an Indiana Jones thing there. I also regularly used Lindstrom as my last name there too, except on legal documents, so I had the totally cool full name of Jackson Lindstrom.

[Gabstah]

Hahaha that's so bizarre. Maybe we're just the same person. Is your family French? I never really associated anyone living in the States as French. Were you born there, slash where were your parents born?

[Hasfusel]

How's Fudge the dog? If you had a pet tiger, what would you call it?