Here be the first season of Spooky Month(s)! More on that later. You'll see.

Anyways, ChristyTwisty proposed a bunch of questions, and now I'm gonna 
answer them because I've got nothing better to do with my life:

1. The DeGoogling Prospect

If you really wanna go the full unGoogling, chances are you're probably 
gonna have to be spending at least a few hours, constantly scouring and 
scraping every barrel related to the subject you can find.

I'd personally just use the Revanced Patches and switch to a Protonmail 
account if you don't wanna have to spend god-knows-how-long monkeypatching 
any and every strange issue that comes your way, but to each their's own.

2. Mountains, or Novels?

I wouldn't mind a simple hike up the first hundred or so feet of a 
mountain, just as long as I've got something to help drown out the outside 
world. Even I've gotta 'touch grass', as the cool kidz call it, every now 
and then.

I don't have anything specifically against novels, but most of the 
selection I've seen the last time I went to a bookstore was nothing but 
pulpy, glurgy romance novels, or supposed whodunnit murder mysteries that 
turn into the most banal, boring case of family baggage drama you've ever 
seen after the first few chapters.

3. Horseback and Fish

I don't think I've ridden a horse before? If I did, it must've been a 
long, long time ago. Neither have I caught a fish.

I don't even got no fishing license either. Kinda silly you even need one 
in the first place. I get it's there because you don't want fishermen 
causing entires species of fish to kick the bucket, but I swear, you need 
a damn license to do much of anything these days.

4. Life-filling Activity

Offline, a simple, humble hike through a park trail. Doesn't make me feel 
hyper after that, but sometimes a simple walk's what you need to clear the 
mind. (That is, if it isn't -Butt degrees outside.)

Online-ish? Unreal '99. Play a few rounds, and you'll see why.

There are a couple questions I haven't answered, but they either weren't 
relevant, or I'd rather not drag more of a drama typhoon than my previous 
entries haven't done already.

I shall conclude this entry with the following: Hexen doesn't suck, but 
the base campaign did it dirty. Friggin' switch-hunts.