The Stupid Polls thread (Part 2)

[Englishd]

Worst part of moving:

• Packing
• Loading
• Unloading
• Unpacking

[Chuckie22]

Wicked poll!!!

[Alisa]

To be honest I don’t even know what it is. I’m guessing ? those are chicken wings ? ( I’ve never had one) and I’m guessing the question is how much of the meat you eat off of it.

@Englishd worst part of moving is putting stuff in storage where it stays forever when best thing is just say goodbye to it before you move.

[DungeonMaster]

The packing is definitely the worst part. All the other stuff I almost enjoy.

[HoofHearted]

Agreed! Last time I moved was in 2005. I systematically put things in boxes, but that took too long and I ran out of time. I ended up throwing random stuff in random boxes just to get it done on time. Talk about stress!

[Chevy55]

I started my work life from 17-27 years of age as a furniture mover, tractor trailer driver. I can tell you of all the thousands of moves I did, packing is the absolute worst…in my professional opinion.
I’d rather slog a 100 boxes of books up multiple flights of stairs all day long then get sent on a pack job…

[Dan531]

I don’t think I’ll ever move again unless there’s a fire… in that case moving will be easy peezy

[Chevy55]

I think I look my age, while my body wonders how I’m even upright.

[JennyH]

I used to look a lot younger which bothered me as a teenager, less so in my 30s. Recently have definitely aged significantly! Not sure whether it is just the shock of my 40s, I may well still look young for my age but I am genuinely surprised at the grey hair and face staring back at me.

[Jasty2]

I’m in the process of it right now. And packing sucks. I can’t believe the amount of shit we accumulated in the last two decades. And her trying to figure out what goes and what doesn’t.

[HoofHearted]

What size TV do you have for your main TV?

(Sorry, options are in inches).

• No TV
• 10-20 inch
• 20-30 inch
• 30-40 inch
• 40-50 inch
• 50-60 inch
• 60-70 inch
• 70+ inch

[Jasty2]

Who’s the better front man for Van Halen

• David Lee Roth
• Sammy Hagar

[Chevy55]

This is hard. I enjoyed Sammy more from a voice and music. But David Lee was pretty phenomenal … man do I base it off music I liked best or the better front man… cause David was that…guess I answered the actual question… but I liked Sammy better
So hard!!

[Jasty2]

Oh I love dave too. But Sammy gets a slight edge for me though. One of the first videos I ever saw on MTV was When it’s love.

[Chevy55]

It’s just a freakin hard decision if I give it proper thought. VH with both was amazing… I did love both them in their roles.
I’m never wishy washy on choice, but I am honestly struggling on this.
And from an MTV stance Sammy was right there for sure.

[TMAC]

[Jasty2]

Damn that chick is gorgeous

[Steve14]

Sammy without question!

[HoofHearted]

One a scale of 1 to 5; 1 being the least, 5 the most: Thinking back in the past 3 months as a whole, how happy are you?

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

[Matt]

If money was no object - so you don’t have to pay for any of it - would you leave Earth to start a colony?

You’d be on the trip with several hundred other humans. There will be people on the trip of all ages, including infants, children, teenagers, adults, and elderly folks too. There will be medical and scientific specialists, and ample resources.

There are of course risks - outer space is a risky place to be; there are a lot of unknowns - but you will be travelling on a ship which is built well, and which has been tested for quality construction and for resistance to currently-known dangers of space travel. Your living quarters on the ship will be comfortable. There is space on longer trips to have and raise children (schools, daycares, parental support, play areas, arboretum, gardens, sports facilities, community spaces). On really long trips - interstellar trips - the children will be adults by the time the destination is reached.

You will not be returning to Earth. You can bring your immediate family (your significant other, your parents (of you and your S.O.), and/or your children / stepchildren), but no one other than them.

• No, I wouldn’t go.
• I would go somewhere nearby, like Mars, which is about a 2-year journey.
• I would go farther, to the moons of Jupiter or Saturn (some of which have ample water). That trip would take at least 7 years.
• I would be willing to go to Proxima Centauri b, a near-Earth-sized planet about 4 light-years from Earth, which with some near-term technology could be reached in 25-40 years.