Moonie's Ramblings

[Prof. Moonie]

79. If the earth stopped rotating would we all fly off?

No... there would still be gravity to hold us down. Or least I don't think we would... neutral  

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80. What is the one thing that you love to do so much that you would make sacrifices to be able to do it?

Be with my family and friends.  

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81. If you (and everyone) had to lose one right or freedom, but you could pick which one everyone had to lose, what would you pick?


The right of being stupid. *shrugs* I don't know.  

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82. If you had to choose would you live on the equator or at the North Pole?

Equator. I can't stand the cold.  

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83. Would you rather give up listening to music or watching television?

Watching television.  

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84. What do you think makes someone a hero?

Being courageous to stand up for what they believe in.  

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85. What cartoon would you like to be a character in?

Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon. I want to be my OC senshi. 3nodding  

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86. Name one thing that turns your stomach:

Um... seeing someone throw up (in real life, not on TV/Movie).  

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87. What was the last thing you paid for?

Dinner from my school's cafeteria. I had a yummy cup of Chai Tea. Wish I had gotten a bigger cup though. Just because it was that good. I love Chai Tea... mmm... whee  

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88. Are you a coupon clipper?

Yeah, somewhat I am. It's a common trait among my maternal family. sweatdrop

When I was a library assistant at my high school, I was responsible for taking the ads out of the newspapers we got. And since no one used the coupons in the ads, I would cut out the ones I knew my parents and I would use. I got quite a bunch of coupons from that. 3nodding  

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89. Get anything good in the mail recently?

Hmm... I guess the movies we get from Netflix. I don't get any mail personally that often anymore.  

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90. Which would you rather take as a gym class...dancing, sailing, karate, or bowling?

Dancing! Oh how I loved the dancing classes I took in high school and community college. If the university I'm attending had dance classes, I'm sure I would take advantage of them. But alas, there's no dance classes on this campus.  

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91. In Star Trek people 'beam' back and forth between different places. What this means is they stand in a little tube and their molecules are deconstructed and sent to another tube somewhere else where they are reassembled. Only problem is when the molecules are deconstructed the person is dead. When they are put back together it is only a clone that has all the dead person's memories. So...

Is the person who gets beamed the same person on both ends?

Did you seriously need to go into that full in-depth description? I think anyone who knows what Star Trek is knows what the starship transportation system does. rolleyes Though I don't know how accurate the last part is. I know that if there's any interference of getting all of the molecules back then the person will die/get lost. As for whether it's the same person, I would say no... because wherever they've been, they've experienced things that their previous self didn't know about.

By the way... I grew up watching the Star Trek series... so... yeah...  

[Prof. Moonie]

92. What insects are you afraid of?

Spiders are the only bug I'm afraid of. I may have overcome my fear mostly over the past few years, but occasionally there are circumstances where I can't stand spiders and get freaked out by them. Like the other day... I was taking a shower and noticed that there was a spider in between the shower curtains (we have the cloth curtain on the outside, and the plastic curtain on the inside), and it crawled around onto the outside. I got a bit spooked because I couldn't see where it went. So, when I got finished showering, I had Dad go into my bathroom and find and kill the spider for me. sweatdrop  

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93. If you could print any phrase on a T-shirt, what would it say?

"The Scientific Use of Imagination" - it's a phrase from the Sherlock Holmes stories. If not that, then I would probably do a quote from BBC Sherlock, since there's some hilarious phrases from that.