Death. It sucks. Currently watching everyone plop.

A bunch of people sitting on a couch. The first 20 mins is one long still shot of them watching something entertaining. For the next 15 minutes the shot pans out slowly to reveal that the couch and the people on it are actually collectibles. At the end of the movie we see a massive wall with multiple couches with small people sitting, eating, and being entertained. The collectors are never shown, but we can see their shadows before the end credits show.

Roller coasters. During an 8th grade field trip I ended up riding the batman ride 5 times until the fear escaped me. I soon realized that I was more afraid of standing in line waiting for the ride, rather than the ride itself. I actually don't get a rush from riding them at all.

Connecticut/New York City

One thing I would recommend is to set your finances straight. When all the appropriate levels are tended to and you move in, you will want your home to be the center of your finances; so don't purchase anything you can't afford. Also make sure you clean up all other debt: car loans, credit cards, and school loans. You will need to set money aside for necessary equipment and repairs. Also, you might want to throw a bit of cash towards the principal whenever you get a chance; it's amazing how $100 dollars a month will accumulate over the years.

Also when house hunting, never settle for the first place you see.

Good luck and remember to take your time.

I wouldn't mind going now while the prices are affordable.

Although it sounds like a plausible idea, I feel that religion and other sociological factors in many countries would just halt any type of movement.

Awesome. Thanks!

Awesome. Thanks for the hard work. Will a smart phone app be in the works? I do 82% of my internet surfing on my phone. I know I can surf via the web browser, but it's not the same.

I am steering away from windows. I am planning on running windows via a virtual just for gaming. Then using linux as my main box.