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No, no... I meant, at least up in my region, all of the cases occurred in the city of Clearwater, FL... but if you only did one year, it might not be a detail that stuck out. (I did five years of OM and four of Model UN & Mock Trial, which is why I was particularly curious to follow up on those subjects when you mentioned them.)
I don't know how Wisconsin does it but the Arizona Mock Trial always wrote all their own cases, the four cases I was involved in took place in Phoenix x2, Tucson, and Flagstaff. Good times...
No, no... I meant, at least up in my region, all of the cases occurred in the city of Clearwater, FL... but if you only did one year, it might not be a detail that stuck out. (I did five years of OM and four of Model UN & Mock Trial, which is why I was particularly curious to follow up on those subjects when you mentioned them.)
Yeah, I definitely don't remember where it took place. OM was awesome though, so glad I did it my Senior Year, and ModelUN was my big thing in high school, very involved all four years, took over my Senior year, blah, blah. Did it this semester in college for the first time and loved it, might do it when I transfer to UGA.
What was your case, anyway? I'm curious whether it's a new case every year, or if they rotate through the same few so every Mock Trialer gets a chance at every case... it might be easier to see whether one from you is familiar to me than for me to run four past you. Plus, you're the one who's supposed to be on the witness stand here...
The one I did involved a car accident in which some Paris Hilton-based rich starlet hit and killed a man on the highway. I remember they brought in expert witnesses to testify on the car tire tracks, etc.
I'm particularly curious how you went about representing Pakistan. I represented neighboring Afghanistan my junior year, suspect it might have been similar approaches.
Well Pakistan was my very first year, so it was not as well-prepared as most, but basically you just play off the unique relationships you have with the US, China, Afghanistan, etc. It's good that Aghanistan will almost always come up during the conference, and then you are guaranteed to get a chance to speak, because of how involved Pakistan is, and then you're likely to get a few Right of Replies to countries that insist you should be more aggressive in fighting the Taliban/al Qadea or implying that you don't do enough to help the war effort, etc.
If Baconus were to hypothetically be bacon disguised as a human what would you do?
I suppose the only logical thing to do in that situation is follow what is the logical choice for anytime you encounter bacon. Eat it. Yes, I would devour baconus. Ethics of consuming a sentient piece of bacon be damned.
If nodepression were secretly really depressed what would you do?
Organize an online intervention here on Inforoo in order to force him to seek help/therapy. Not because I'm particularly concerned for him, but because I think the results of an Inforoo Intervention could be potentially hilarious. I would select Juggs to lead it.
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What is the total amount of the US bills that have a US president on them?
like my f-150 has 300 horsepower(HP),What kind of horse is used to measure HP?
Of the 16 similes above, which one is your favorite? Second favorite? Least favorite?
When the guillotine was popular and communities would chop off people's heads, do you think there is a second or two where one thinks,"Holy fuck! my head is not connected to my body! This feels not like I thought it would" or do you think it is an instant end, no after thoughts?
Some people are not fans, probably the same ones who do not like Grilled Cheeses(not you lactose intolerant, you have a reason to not eat a grilled cheese), but how do you feel about a foot massage?
What is the total amount of the US bills that have a US president on them?
5?
like my f-150 has 300 horsepower(HP),What kind of horse is used to measure HP?
No clue? Mustang? Draft horse?
Of the 16 similes above, which one is your favorite? Second favorite? Least favorite?
I'm confused. I think some of your similes disappeared.
When the guillotine was popular and communities would chop off people's heads, do you think there is a second or two where one thinks,"Holy quack! my head is not connected to my body! This feels not like I thought it would" or do you think it is an instant end, no after thoughts?
Likely depends on the individual case. I'm sure some clean chops resulted in pretty instant death, although even that probably allows for a split second of realization. I once saw on some documentary about the French Revolution that one of the main executioners wrote that sometimes the heads seemed to stare in horror of what was happening for as much as several seconds afterwards before seeming to pass on, so who knows.
Some people are not fans, probably the same ones who do not like Grilled Cheeses(not you lactose intolerant, you have a reason to not eat a grilled cheese), but how do you feel about a foot massage?
I'd never complain about getting a foot massage, but if it were up to me, it would not be my first choice. I'd rather have a regular massage, or even better, a head scratch. Head scratches are the best...
What are some of the first memories that you can recall from your childhood?
How did you first learn about Bonnaroo?
How did you learn about the birds and the bees?
Have you ever shoot hot lead into a man over the love of a tramp?
What's your favorite Beatles record?
What album/ artists really inspired you in your middle school years. What bands from that part of your life still hold true to you? Let's exclude classic rock and concentrate on modern stuff of any genre.
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What are some of the first memories that you can recall from your childhood?
The earliest thing I can remember is the birth of my brother. I woke up at my Greant Aunt's house, and she took me to get in her car and told me my brother had been born and I remember the car ride to the hospital, but then I can't remember actually seeing him for the first time, even though there is a picture of it. The other very early memory I have is completely random. Only days after my brother was born I remember walking downstairs to tell my mother something, but then when I got there I had forgotten what I was going to tell her. I thought it was hilarious. I think it was the first time I'd done that.
How did you first learn about Bonnaroo?
I remember hearding the Led Zeppelin rumour in 2008, but checking the lineup and seeing only Lez Zeppelin, and being confused. The next year, I kept a closer eye on it, and when the lineup was announced I was amazed and decided to go, but then I realized it fell on my high school graduation, so I resolved to go the next year, which I did.
How did you learn about the birds and the bees?
Hahahaha I remember seeing porn as a child for the first time, I think I found it in one of my dad's friend's trucks. I was amazed and I told all my friends about it. I knew that parents did something that involved being naked to make babies, so I went around telling my friends that I had figured it out, and that grownups sucked on each other's privates, and that's how babies were made. I told all my friends, until one of them told their parents, who called my parents, leading to a long conversation. I was around 7-8.
Have you ever shoot hot lead into a man over the love of a tramp?
Can't say that I have...
What's your favorite Beatles record?
Mmm, I don't have one in particular that stands out as my favorite. Revolver, Sgnt. Pepper's, The White Album, and Abbey Road are all excellent, and it's hard to pick just one from among those four.
What album/ artists really inspired you in your middle school years. What bands from that part of your life still hold true to you? Let's exclude classic rock and concentrate on modern stuff of any genre.
Honestly, not much. I barely listened to music outside of radio country in my mom's car or classic rock in my dad's car. AC/DC was my favorite band, because they were my dad's favorite band. It wasn't until right at the end of 8th grade that I began discovering music on my own, but even then it was random acts that were popular at the time, like Green Day. "American Idiot" was one of the first albums I listened to all the way through (excluding NSYNC, Britney Spears, & Smash Mouth CDs in elementary school), but I wouldn't say it still "holds true" to me anymore. It wasn't until highschool that I really began to branch out in my musical tastes.
If you had to pick someone to be a two time board member of the month, who would it be?
Well, I'll likely pick someone new because there are plenty of deserving candidates who haven't had their chance, but Juggs would be a good one because he went so long ago and I'm sure they are plenty of new questions to ask him.