Markiplier explained he can't properly break down alcohol. But, some "injuries" were baked into his DNA. For instance, he was once temporarily blinded by a ballistic pickle while filming a commercial for Axe, and he recently snapped a metatarsal while walking his dog. Markiplier never outgrew his tendency to get injured. This temporary impairment let him make new friends, one of whom introduced him to the school's marching band, which opened the door for even more new friends - and Markiplier's mad trumpet skills. Ironically, the latter injury was a blessing in disguise as it left his arm in a cast, and he needed help with scholastic tasks such as sharpening pencils. He also once jumped off some monkey bars with similarly bone-shattering results.
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Markiplier won, but at the cost of a cracked skull. He once held a contest with Tom to see who could jump off the highest stair and safely land on a pillow at the bottom. When Markiplier was a kid, he had a penchant for accidentally injuring himself. This was not a pleasant experience because it robbed him of control over his body.
The resulting high knocked him on the floor, and he tried to contemplate a ceiling that, from his perspective, folded in on itself. For instance, Markiplier once scared himself off weed by smoking way more than he should have. While he has his anger in check, he still has a lingering fear of losing control for any reason. These problems left a permanent mark on Markiplier. If Markiplier needed to clear his head, a few laps around the highway would do it. After he got his driver's license, Interstate 275 became one of his best coping mechanisms. When he was younger, he used to punch walls, stereos, and anything else he got his fists on. Markiplier is very competitive and gets angry easily - but he doesn't rage every day through sheer force of will. Ironically, he also had (and still has) anger issues. While Markiplier is still pretty introverted, he's kicked his shyness. When Markiplier was younger, he was introverted and shy, and he was also the token " quiet kid" in school. On the contrary, he views it as another life lesson, one he doesn't explain or codify but still uses to better himself. However, Markiplier doesn't regret that gap in knowledge. He didn't know much about Cliffton, let alone try to know, especially regarding Cliffton's military career and office life. While Markiplier had a good relationship with his father, he didn't work at it. Cliffton even taught Markiplier lessons when neither of them realized it. Markiplier took this approach with YouTube. He taught Markiplier a lot about parenthood, but Cliffton's most important lesson was his mantra: Never do anything half-a**ed. Of course, Cliffton was no one-trick pony, and many of his lessons dove deeper than just gun safety. Most importantly, Cliffton taught Markiplier that guns need to be respected, which is why Mark has occasionally detoured from his usual apolitical stances to support gun control, especially when it comes to assault rifles.
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He was a member of the NRA, built muzzleloader rifles as a hobby, and taught Markiplier how to properly handle guns from an early age. Since Cliffton was a career army man, guns were understandably a major part of his life, even after retirement. He doesn't remember when he played it, just that it sparked his appreciation for orchestral pieces and outer space - and video games that utilize both. Markiplier also discovered his favorite game, " Homeworld," on the PC. For instance, Tyler Scheid has been a constant face in Markiplier videos since 2016, but they first met in either the third or fourth grade (they can't agree on which). When Markiplier lived in Cincinnati, he developed many of his first relationships and hobbies.
However, they also bonded over video games on the family computer and SNES.
Markiplier and Tom spent most of their early days exploring the forest, picking up tadpoles, swinging on vines, and other activities kids did before video games. Instead of moving into the city's urban area, the Fischbachs settled down in a house with a gigantic backyard that bled into nearby woods. He designed the layouts of computer and programming books (Windows 3.1 and 95, if Markiplier's memory is correct) for a company in Cincinnati, Ohio, and the family relocated there. Shortly after Markiplier's birth, Cliffton retired from the army and started a new career as a book layout artist.
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