I want everyone who reads this to ask me 3 questions; no more, no less. Ask me anything you want. Then I want you to go to your journal, copy and paste this, and allow your friends (including myself) to ask you anything.
1) I'm going to have to go with the history channel and say the invention of the printing press.
2) I, as well, answered this already. But it would depend on several things. a. How many other people were going, and who they are. b. What the size of the spaceship is (if it's small, then probably not. I get claustraphobic). c. How long will we spend at each planet (because if we just fly past them, then it's 9.9 years of staring at stars) d. Any chance of communication back to earth during the trip?
But I think I'd probably go anyhow.
3) New England Clam Chowder. Easy question because the only other soup I know is chicken noodle.
100 random people? That kind of turns me off... especially if we can't all communicate. On the other hand, learning 15 different languages would give me something to do.
"a navy ship"?? Well, no, but I've seen both dingies and aircraft carriers, and they both had a disagreement in size.
well, while 10 years is a long time, the solar system is fscking huge. I'd enjoy spending a long time at each planet (longer at, say, jupiter because of all its moons), but that just means that the acceleration of the ship must be tremendous.
that's to be expected.
If I had to decide right away, I would say yes, because this opportunity would never come up again.
1) Of course I will, Tim. Well, as much as rooms 5 and 10 are neighborish.
2) I'll say the flying squirrel. No one can hate a flying squirrel. He's like the cubbies.
3) What do you think I am, halloweenist? I'll go so far as to say that I'm voting for the orange party in 2036 (right after Sam Hamwich gets elected. I imagine he'll only serve one term).
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2) I, as well, answered this already. But it would depend on several things.
a. How many other people were going, and who they are.
b. What the size of the spaceship is (if it's small, then probably not. I get claustraphobic).
c. How long will we spend at each planet (because if we just fly past them, then it's 9.9 years of staring at stars)
d. Any chance of communication back to earth during the trip?
But I think I'd probably go anyhow.
3) New England Clam Chowder. Easy question because the only other soup I know is chicken noodle.
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"a navy ship"?? Well, no, but I've seen both dingies and aircraft carriers, and they both had a disagreement in size.
well, while 10 years is a long time, the solar system is fscking huge. I'd enjoy spending a long time at each planet (longer at, say, jupiter because of all its moons), but that just means that the acceleration of the ship must be tremendous.
that's to be expected.
If I had to decide right away, I would say yes, because this opportunity would never come up again.
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2. do you like living in NH, or would you rather live somewhere else? (where, if not NH?)
3. when/if you get a house of your own, what style will it be and what color?
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2) What's your favorite animal? Domestics don't count.
3) Do you support the civil rights movement of intelligent pumpkins?
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2) I'll say the flying squirrel. No one can hate a flying squirrel. He's like the cubbies.
3) What do you think I am, halloweenist? I'll go so far as to say that I'm voting for the orange party in 2036 (right after Sam Hamwich gets elected. I imagine he'll only serve one term).
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