Actually, it's not a silly anti-bucket list. Of all the things, 100% of them, I wouldn't do. I have been to an ice-skating rink and only managed a couple of laps holding onto the wall. I then went into the cafeteria and had something to eat. I don't find a hot air balloon ride appealing, especially being so close to a burner. I, too, get motion sickness, and I remember, when I was four, I was on a swing at a friend's place, and I vomited everywhere as I felt dizzy. I have watched a movie in 3D, and it wasn't that great. I guess I can add another cold place in Malaysia to my list. My doctor is from Malaysia, and I said to her that Id found a cold place in Malaysia, and she asked me where, and I replied, "The summit of Mt Kinabalu," and she said, "Yes, and in the Genting Highlands at night-time." Now, I can say, if I went to Malaysia, I went and bought a jacket to go to the movies. I like Japanese food, too, but being gluten and lactose intolerant, I can't take pot luck, Mukbang, no thanks. High heels, well, even as a non-binary, the thought terrifies me. I remember toe-walking when I was a kid, though. Piercings, well, I think some people go to extremes with piercings and I take the view that piercings and tattoos should go in this category. It's fine to have a tattoo on your arm or on your leg or maybe on your back or chest but have them where you can show them if you want to but hide them, too. A tattoo looks okay with jeans and a t-shirt, but wrong with a formal dress or a business suit. And piercings can be dangerous. If you pierce your nipple, you can damage the milk duct. And, if you pierce your nose, and you sneeze, you're in trouble. Piercing your chin can cause problems with your gums, as can your top lips. Piercing your eyebrow, well, why? Piercing your belly button? Well, according to my ex-girlfriend, piercing your belly button is disrespectful to your mother, but it can also catch on your shirt or on a car seatbelt. Attend an F1 race. No, thanks, and I was offended by those drunken louts who revealed the Malaysian flag on their underpants about 7 years ago, and believe that the Malaysian Foreign Minister should have said, "Ms. Bishop, you can death stare all you like, and I don't care if they were altar boys, they will not be physically punished, however, they will be dealt with by a Malaysian court, which will involve a fine and then they will be returned to Australia, with a ten month exclusion period." And, I've touched a snake, but it was icky.