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Yukari Akiyama

Ein riesiger Dummkopf

Bangladesh

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Bombs Drop

100 XP

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Not my real location, I changed it a lot. I'm living in Australia.

“You've gotten a lot farther than you should have, but then you haven't met Frank Horrigan either. Your ride's over, mutie. Time to die.“
- Frank Horrigan (Fallout 2)

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Online I go by MrKleanupGuy(s2), (with older stuff) and Yukari Akiyama/秋山優花里, and always feel free to add me, I not joking everyone is welcome too. The reason I use the name, Yukari Akiyama, I'm Yukari if I was a girl, yes i'm male. :)
IRL name is Ben, that is all you getting in that field.
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I am a huge history geek and hugely enjoy reading anything from the 1800s-1999 that be war, politics, medicines, ships etc, (even the dark and twisted bits of history.) I am mainly interested in learning and studying the evolution of armoured fighting units (tanks, APC, IFVs etc) from World War 1, and 2 to 1999s. My favourite tank is the Matilda Mk II, ever since I was young around 4 from seeing them in old war movies and war footage. (never got the chance to see one in person, yet).
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I am a fan of metal music such as power, heavy, and rock, among others. My interest in this genre was sparked initially by my aunty. Later, in high school, a friend introduced me to bands like Disturbed and Evanescence. However, it was when I heard Sabaton's 'Ghost Division' that I became a fan of the band and genre and with other bands like Nightwish, Battle Beast and Amaranthe due to Sabaton.

I am not a big fan of pop music, personally, as I don't consider it to be real music. Nevertheless, there are a few early 2000s pop songs that I do enjoy, although the list is quite short. I also listen to jazz and swing from the 1920s to the 1940/50s, as well as songs from the 1500s to 1999, and in a lot of different languages like German, English, Spanish, Russian, Finnish, and Japanese. Mainly those!
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I have been playing video games since I was four years old. The first game I played was Fallout 2 when I was six years old, which is a game designed for players in their 20s and above. Playing this game taught me about the darker aspects of the world, but it also showed me the beauty of people caring for one another. To this day, Fallout 2 remains my favourite game of all time, and the entire Fallout franchise holds a special place in my heart (Danke Papa dafür, mein bester Freund und Held, Ich Vermisse Dich immer noch. (you can Translate if you would to)). My second favourite game is Hearts of Iron 4, and I enjoy it because it provides me with an overload of information at once. If I make a mistake while playing, I know it's because of my own decisions.
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These are my favourite movies. One of them is the black and white film called "The Longest Day" from the 1960s. It is about the D-Day landing before and during the event. I love it so much that I can watch it on a loop. The second movie is "Black Hawk Down" which tells the story of a significant event that inspired me to want to enlist in the Australian Army, push myself to become a tanker and serve in an M1A1 (AIM)/M1A2 SEPv3 or LAV APC. But life took me on a totally different path and I am happy with it, as I likely would have been in Ukraine fighting or dead, in some city or a field within the country. (I'm not joking about that)
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The last things I love are M.A.S.H and Friends as TV shows. Love Soups, Short-clawed Otters and my Favourite song is The Last Battle from Sabaton.