Thoughts of Randomness Vol. 21

No. I don't have a passport. I've only been out of this state like very few times I was born in Ohio so obviously I was there at some point. The other place was Missouri.

Edited, I forget, also I went to Tennessee

 

You should get a passport anyway. They last 5 years, don't they?

 

...you don't have a passport?

 

Hence why I said a bunch of money and a passport. Can't really go anywhere when I don't have money.

 

EVERYONE IS MISSING OUT!

 

I am actually unsure if I would even like being on a plane, its not like I remember the only time I was on one. I remember the little plastic wings the stewardess gave me, but thats it.

 

And Tennessee!

My family wasn't very fortunate when it came to money.. so yeah that's about it.

@Minus Xero, I don't have any money to go anywhere to need a passport!

I'd like one

 

...you don't have a passport?

 

Yes I do.. here let me show you.

(goes to get a bat)

 

Well, I don't see myself flying anywhere any time soon, I am going to be so far in debt by the time I get my degree, I will be paying that off first. Depending on how quickly I find a job in my field, I might go on to get my masters, after that though, I don't know. Having a Doctorate would be awesome though.

 

Suffice to say I'm somewhat afraid of heights. Pretty terrified actually but I think if I had to get on a plane I would. I mean I am planning on doing the JET program in Japan, so I need to get over that fear

 

Knowing im so high is what actually frightens me so much I think. Once when I was in a hospital at the top floor I was really terrified. I didn't even look out the window. It was knowing I was so high Mind over matter I know

 

I really don't like heights either. I think I would be ok as long as I didn't have a window seat.

 

I have a fear of heights but when I'm on a rollar coaster It almost completely disappears and I don't know why. Maybe the secure feeling of ones like The Millennium Force.

 

I love the window seat. You don't have people treading on your toes when they walk past or knocking you in your sleep.

 

Glad I'm not the only one.