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My idea of a place I'd spend most of my time: a room with a lot of bookshelves filled with textbooks, a table to place textbooks and notebooks and calculators upon, a chair to sit upon, and good lighting to read by and plenty of elbow room so that writing and solving homework problems is facilitated.

Bedroom: with a bed and dressers.

Kitchen: with a fridge and cabinets, an oven for cooking, and a sink for me to wash the dishes within.

Parlor: an entertainment center with television set, game consoles, disc reading video players, a VCR; a couch and some chairs, a coffee table and a table for playing chess, and a table for jigsaw puzzles.

Workshop: a workbench with good ventilation, soldering and desoldering stations, 3D printer for making cases for stuff I'd build, good lighting, oscilloscope, various tools for me to repair and build stuff with basically.



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Dear Iamnotaparakeet, Wow. Need a roommate?

Parlor: fireplace, natural stone, extremely comfy recliner, TONS of books, big, fat computer, 1 terabyte , probably HP, possibly Alienware

Kitchen; my 1955 Stove, a refrigerator that has ice and cold water dispensers on the door, a 3-basin sink with a sprayer, would love a genuine French Baker's rack of real brass, not plated.

Workshop: for me it would be a sewing room

Bedroom: an antique 4-poster bed and antique dresser and highboy chest of drawers

Nope, I'm married and would really just like a house for my family alone.


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A perfect room to spend most of my time in would have a computer and many many physics and math textbooks in it for learning. It would have some physics type gadgets for doing some fairly simple labs at home as well as a microphone, speaker, and keyboard for when I am feeling musical. A chair would be nice as well as an empty wall for when I get the urge to walk on my hands and take a small break from reading. And I guess it would need to be big enough so that I could avoid crashing into my computer, keyboard, or physics supplies while walking on my hands.

If cost and transportation wasn't an issue and you had the opportunity to go anywhere in the world tomorrow (just for one day) where would you go and why?

I would go to Paris... I've got a friend there and I would love to see him and in general spend Valentines Day in the city of romance... I'm a sucker for romance... xD

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I would go to Iceland. To see all of the natural beauty that it has within it.
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Ireland, out in the country; castles, trees, standing stones, misty rain, old graveyards with Celtic crosses......sigh!

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Sylkat

1. Australia

2. Spain

3. England



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Germany. It's been a dream of mine for quite a while to drive the Nurburgring.

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90S on the roof of the station, because I have never stargazed south of 6S, and it would be interesting to face north no matter where I turned.

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, I'd probably choose to see various places around the continent of Africa for, reasons that more than likely would sound silly..



If you had all the riches in the world which you consider yourself happy & contented?

Happier, at least. I know money isn't the solution to every problem, but it sure fixes some of the big ones.

If you won the lotto tomorrow, what's the first thing you'd buy?

Silver.

Do you like green eggs and ham?

I do not like them, Sam-I-Am!

Do you ever like to imagine spending time with your favorite fictional characters?

Yes, but decreasingly so.

Sliver or silver?

Starting to have a reaction to silver jewelry, used to wear a ton of it, but not able to, at least not like I used to.

That leaves 'Sliver', which was a much better book than movie.

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Sylkat

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