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Hi, I started off as KING (name I've used for over a decade), but changed it to BUICK (after my dog) since the name was already taken here.  I've been playing this game on and off for years, but have never been very good at it.  You can call me a decade-long noob.  As for me...

 

Real Life!

 

First name: Albert
Age: 37
What country are you from?: USA, but live in Japan.
Are you a Parent?: Will be later this year
How many siblings do you have?: 2
What's your shoe size?: 30cm
What do you do for a living?: Journalist
Greatest Fear?: None
Most Exciting thing you've ever done?: Visit Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant reactor #4
Most embarrassing thing you've ever done?: (Don't be shy!) So many, I can't think of just one
First thing you look for in a new friend?: I never look for anything. We either get along or we don't.
Farthest you've been from home?: Japan
What brought you to the Fearless Assassins servers/forum?: I have no idea how I found it, but glad I did.
 
 
Cat or Dog?: Blind dog (photo attached)
What are your hobbies?: Photography
What kind of Sports do you like?: Football (soccer)
What's your favorite color?: Black or grey
How about your favorite type of music?: I like just about anything.
Favorite Song?: No single favorite
What's your favorite TV show?: Maybe Family Guy
What kind of movies do you like? (Scary, comedy, drama etc): Sci-Fi
Favorite Movie?: Either Donnie Darko or 2001: A Space Odyssey
Favorite Book?: 2001: A Space Odyssey
What do you like most about yourself?: Not something I really give much thought.
What do you hate most about yourself?: Not something I really give much thought.
What makes you very happy?: Good food
What makes you very sad?: Bad food
What's your favorite beverage?: Either cola or milk
What you're favorite food/snack?: Hamburgers
Favorite actor/Actress?: None
Favorite season? Why?: Fall, I just love the colors and weather.
Favorite subject in school?: Astronomy
Favorite thing to learn about?: Science
If you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go?: North Korea
 
 
What are your top three games of all time?: Wolfenstein ET, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (80's arcade games), Donkey Kong (original).
Besides shooters, what is your favorite genre of gaming?: Old-school platformers.
Name one game in your collection you'd be embarrassed to tell your friends about: Little Mermaid for 8-bit Nintendo.
How many games do you own?: No idea... maybe a few dozen for classic systems.
Do you play console?: Yes
What platform do you spend most of your gaming on? (PS, Xbox, Steam, Android etc): Original Nintendo or Super Nintendo
What's your favorite internet site (That is not FA ;P): Maybe slasdot.org
 

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Look at the eyes on Buick! He's wonderful.

Grats on being a father soon too. :)

Welcome on our servers, hope you enjoy your time with us Al!

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Greetings, wow you were at the reactors... pretty crazy stuff!

 

Yeah, it was a crazy day.  I was only at the plant for two hours, but received about a week worth of radiation.  I was so sleepy the next day that I hardly had the energy to get up.  I've been there twice.  I was also in one of the restricted towns next to the plant for a few hours in which I also has a similar level of exposure.  Nothing to worry about, but enough to drain my energy the next day. 

 

Here is a photo one of the AP photographers took of me at the plant.  Behind me is the fuel pool in reactor #4.  This building suffered structural damage due to an explosion, but the reactor and fuel pool were mostly intact.  A shell building was constructed around the old structure by the time of this photo, so it looks as if there is no damage.  Really quite impressive to see how they were able to get this much done.  The main issue now is still the cleanup of the site.  It's highly doubtful that Fukushima can be taken care of in my lifetime.  We are just one small disaster away from a far bigger one.  It's really quite a thought to know that our children born after this disaster will be the ones to inherit this monumental task.

 

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