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Pismo Beach is a real place in California—but it’s most famous as a place Bugs Bunny came to after taking the wrong turn at Albuquerque.

I hate anything with nuts.

Do you like nuts?

I hate chocolate ice cream.

I love nuts.

Name a vegetable you hate, if there is one.

Cooked carrots. They're too sweet.

Same question.

Ginger

Do you ever just wanna scream?

I’ve been known to feel that way

9 degrees with fog: paradise weather?

Depends if it's f or c. Fahrenheit then yes if there is also snow. Celsius then no as lack of snow and not warm enough yet to be comfortable.

What did you want to do as a job as a kid?

I wanted to be a writer for Sesame Street, particularly for Grover.


same question

I wanted to make enough money to have my own apartment.

I meant 9 Celsius, about 48-49 Fahrenheit.


How would you feel if we re-implemented a furlong (1/8 of a mile) as a unit of measure?

I get comfy in snow then again at 15C. Anything in between just sucks. After 22C sucks also.

I wouldn't mind, nor care but considering no one would really use it I don't think it would be that popular.

If you could change one law in the place you live (state/country) what would it be?

We should be allowed to hang our laundry outdoors, to dry.

same question

I'm shocked that you can't hang laundry outdoors where you are.....

I would say that we should have expungements of criminal records in New York State if someone doesn't commit a new crime within five years. As of now, there is no such thingaas the sealing or expungement of a criminal record in NY State. If you're convicted of a crime, it stays in your record forever.

In Canada, one is eligible for expungement in three years if convicted of a summary offense; five years if convicted of an indictable offense.

Same question.

People with swimming pools can hang swim towels. That's all.

Everything else is considered an eyesore.

Does the crime go away from the victim after three or five years, as well?

Nope...it certainly does not.

I'm not advocating expungement for crimes against people, by the way.

This is a really hard issue. I take the viewpoint of the victim. I believe people should be punished severely for crimes against people. I'm not advocating expunging aggravated assault or murder, or rape, or any such thing.

But then, there are people who really regret what they did, who wish they could "take it all back," and who could teach other people who propose to commit crimes that this is not the way to go.

Which crimes are not against people (or animals)? ^

Like I said, it's a difficult issue.

I do see your point.

There are never any "winners" when it comes to this issue.


Do you like the song: "Where have all the flowers gone?"