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This is the area where I grew up, where I belong. My house backed onto the hills.

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Yes, I do especially when I think back to the place where I grew up before it became infested with a vile malignancy, that has seeming spread across the continent..



Do you choose to live in the same place forever?

I've never lived outside of Portland, so yes.

Same question.

I'm currently living in the town I grew up in as a child, but I often wish I could be somewhere more interesting. Probably not going to happen, but hey, who knows?

Do you ever use taxis?

last one was at seatac airport in 2015.

have you ever seen/heard a contrabass clarinet?

No, but I'll welcome some advice on buying a flute soon.

Do you drive without shoes? (I want to go home but my shoes have been lost for 24 hours).

I’ve driven without shoes. You have to adjust your seat a little. Make sure you can easily reach the accelerator/brake.

Or buy another pair of shoes, if possible.


Same question

I took my first driving test without shoes. I failed.

How long did it take you to learn how to drive (if applicable)?

Many years. No license until age 37.

Same question.

About a year of lessons, four driving tests, passed aged 25.

Have you ever been in an electric car?

Nope. Never.

Would you trust a computer-driven car?

as long as it had a kill switch.

same q.

It's pouring rain so I don't want to drive without shoes in case I have to pull over or get out of the car for some reason.

I might have to just stay here forever, I think.

No I wouldn't like a computer-driven car. I don't even like the level of computerisation in cars today (GPS, back-up camera, etc.) I think it's too much, it adds to the price of the car, and it keeps people from developing skill or using their brains.

same question, as I seem to be stuck here for the time being.

I wish I could send you some trainers via Express Mail.

How do you feel about calling trainers "sneakers"?

I would rather have a car take me places by itself than have to rely on people. But ai would also need a robot to accompany me when I get out of the car so I do not get lost or step into traffic. Or maybe a really smart service dog.

Same q

No way. I don't even trust Cruise Control....and that's been around since at least the 1960s.

For people in the UK---do you wish there were more automatic transmission cars?