not really but i'm trying

strawberry cheesecake

I'm just one lion in a trenchcoat sorry. Do you have any idea how big a trenchcoat you'd need to fit two lions in it

Hmmmmm this is not exactly set in stone since i don't have super strong opinions on a lot of them but off the top of my head (and only including conventional fizzy drinks, no energy drinks nor juice nor iced coffee/tea/milk based things)
1. cherry vanilla ice cream pepsi
2. sangaria melon soda
3. vimto
4. dr pepper
5. mountain dew

It came from a period around my early 20s when I was into furry as a concept but didn't have a fursona, I would often say "rawr" as a playful thing & a friend started calling me "lion" based on that, I vibed with it & that led to me adopting it as my sona species and from there I became a Lion Appreciator in general. it doesn't go way back into my childhood or anything but it just felt right. i've always loved cats and lions are very large cats with cool hair and what's not to like about that?

In no particular order: Leo (baseball mascot), Simba (Mondo TV version), Theo World Flipper, Franko, Shin from Franko, the tiny one that comes out of the enemies in Sonic Advance 2 sometimes, Leomon, Brian the Lion, Parsley from the Herbs, the one from the Nice Code storytime games, probably others I'm forgetting

I like ball hog because the name is funny but also they're cute

hm i think often they're a projection of american cultural ignorance to be honest
like if you want to make jokes about real things that are bad or ridiculous about britain please go ahead we have plenty of them. but when it's just tired old shit about what british food was like in 1956 or ha ha their version of the language is slightly different i'm like fuck off

it was mostly from the internet yeah, old websites and emulation, plus the occasional bit of magazine coverage, it was way before the video era. i had no personal experience with them growing up in the UK where there was very little distribution of such things (at least until the plug n play famiclone era got into full swing in the early 2000s) but that's why they fascinated me, this whole sort of "underground" side of gaming that never reached me but was the mainstream in half the world

Calm down they haven't even made Somari 2 yet. They're trying to teach Luigi to fly by spinning his bum cheeks around but it's just not working