Questions for your resident Eagle Scout

I fly a Piper PA-38 Tomahawk. It's something you have to be willing to learn how to do, otherwise everything will be a blur. If you enjoy flying and know what you're doing; it's easier than driving a car. If you don't...well, you're gonna have a hard time.

Probably a housefly. Even though they play a role in the animal kingdom, they're pretty pesky insects.

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I imagine you have 1 as in "I'm able to fly this blindfolded" and 10 as in "There is nothing more difficult"

For me it's about a 4. Right now the single engines are the basic ones and it's fairly straightforward. To get other ratings like the multi-engine and airline transport pilot will involve aircraft that have different controls and I'm fairly sure it will only get harder from here.

I used to draw a lot. Sadly, I don't.... Wish I could get my artistic skills back.

I've always loved chill music. It's always very soothing and something I'll lean back and close my eyes to.

While I haven't done that. Some of my lessons did involve communicating with ATC and interacting around bigger aircraft at an international airport. We'd be couriers for goods and supplies between two or three other hangars around the KC area all while getting flying time and experience.

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I'd probably go and prevent Dan Wheldon's death. He was my favorite IndyCar driver and having met him in person, a great guy. I loved his passion for the league and respect for a lot of the other drivers.

Management of personal finances. I consider myself a careful spender, but sometimes end up buying things overpriced or I don't need. I've got shares in 4 different companies and would like to invest more money to make money for me if I had the chance.

People tend to take advantage of me if I say yes. So unless I agree, it's no.

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And yessss! I LOVE Chick-fil-a Sauce!

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I would say strength. Normally I'd say endurance, but you do need a degree of strength and prowess to have raw endurance.

Death Valley in California. Not only is it the lowest point in the USA, but you go there and it's just a flat basin for miles on end. There is hardly anyone there. On the other hand, it is very beautiful in its own way.

Yup. Clive Cussler is my favorite author. I usually prefer his genre of thrillers, action, drama and lore of oceanography.

That'd be cool. You mean like Superman? At the same time, I love flying an airplane too and it wouldn't be the same if I did it on my own.

Haven't been asked that yet, so you're good. Oh my goodness...Colosseum and XD were pretty good. Although the story had its flaws, it was engaging and showed off a side we usually don't see in the regular games. Cipher is an unorthodox villainous team and we've seen they're more ruthless than all the others, having no qualms about using physical violence on other people to achieve their means. The games themselves were challenging, yet enjoyable.

I have to say Togekiss. I'm a big fan of the Togepi family and even bigger that it got converted when Fairy types were introduced. With Serene Grace paired with Ancientpower and other moves with secondary effects and you've created a monster.

I'd probably have to say Slowbro. Really seems as if the designers were lazy with its design and made it stand up with the shell on its tail. Game-wise, I also prefer Slowking in almost every way; even though the Mega they had given the former.

I consider myself somewhat brave. Even though I try not to show fear or uncertainty to others, there's a lot of things I am afraid of. So externally, seldom. Internally, I might be more terrified than what most people believe.

Oh a franchise? Damn...um...I'd have to go with the Mission Impossible series. There was one back in 2003 and I'd love to see a modern iteration.

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