Why would it be scared of me? I'm a very likable guy. I mean, if I wasn't me, I'd be friends with myself. If I was a female, and if the male me still existed, I would have sex with myself. That's how likable I am. My computer is by no means afraid of me, especially considering that a computer is a thousand times smarter than a human. If anything, I should be afraid of my computer. But I'm not, because me and Jeffie are like blood brothers... And yes, I named my computer Jeffie.
I don't think so. My computer just likes me so much that it logs me in automatically.
I don't have to log in. Somehow, whenever I come on, I'm already logged in. See, I don't have to shorten my name at all.
If you're not going to change your name back to Feyz, then at least add something before Fate. How about Dr. Fate, or Mr. Fate? Or Dr. Edward Fate, Ph.D. I highly recommend changing your name to that. And if you do, you may wish to consider changing your age, because a 13 year old couldn't possibly be a doctor! That's just silly, like Billy Baldwin.
No, but that's just because I've never been to West Virginia.
No, you're the one from West Virginia.
I'm not in Manitoba anymore. I'm actually in Delaware now.
Yes. Maybe. It could all be an act, though. But who really knows? Like I said, I like keeping people on their toes.
I believe that you should tell me what your pretty good idea as to what kind of personality I hold is.
I talk as I type, that way, I know what I sound like, and so do other people, or at least I believe in my gut that they do.
Yes, like I said 60% of the time, every time.
I agree that I contradict everybody, including myself, 60% of the time, every time.
Since you know that I'm unpredictable, wouldn't that mean that I am predictable? I mean, if I'm unpredictable at every little thing that I do or say, then people's predictions would become that I'm unpredictable, and since I am, they would be correct at predicting that.
I like that option. It keeps people on their toes, because that way, nobody ever knows what I'm thinking. It's called unpredictability. I'm not changing that.
Yes.