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It probably depends on the situation. For instance, I probably sleep more and earlier if I'm tired.

There are a bunch of them. They include: What About Bob, The Shawshank Redemption, Scrooged, Awakenings, Stripes, Back to School, Casino, Gladiator, The Hunger Games, the original Star Wars Trilogy etc..

Its known as football outside the US where I'm from. Anyway, I loved playing in a soccer class in university. We learned about the different kicks and played each other.

I did a lot of skating in my 20s, but haven't been since then. It's loads of fun. Anyway, they closed the rink in my old hometown, but there are other places.

Ideally 4 kids would be awesome. However, though, I don't have the funds to feed them. In fact, I am having trouble getting custody of my own kid and also supporting him.

I have a feeling coding/scripting is not for me either. Well, I've given Python a chance (lately), but honestly, I'd rather tutor math and science. I simply like it better anyway.

Is a guitar, drummer, and bass player enough? Do you need a vocalist (playing no instrument), in addition to the mix? Do you need a rhythm guitarist and lead guitarist like the Beatles? Do you need a keyboardist?

Some say popular new country is about women, beer, and trucks. Is that a stereotype?

Make the students count sometimes.

I like The Rifleman, The Honeymooners, Andy Griffith and The Twilight Zone. Those are classics. Who else likes them?

Were they just the first two popular ones? Who has seen these movies? What's your take on them?

I knew a bunch in the 2000s as I was self-studying and also took courses in C++, C# .net, and Visual Basic .net. Anyway, nowadays, I'm trying to master Python via online video.

What is keeping you down? How can you overcome it? How did the problem start?

Who likes them? What do you like? Why do you like them? How would you compare them to color stuff?

I can read drum music really well. I'm so so good at reading advanced piano and I can read very basic guitar stuff, but I'm a non-notation player.

The scene in Nashville is probably as open minded as New York. In fact, it's known as the "third coast". Anyway, I'm sure it's a little harder to reach more non-mainstream people, but I'm guessing easier than you say.

Im not much a concert fan. Well, I saw KC and the Sunshine Band in the 90s and Ray Stevens back in the 80s (when I was a kid).

Are they teams you like (as a team)? What is interesting about the uniforms? How did they come up with that look?

What teams do you like? Any wins or near-wins for them? Who plays it? What position do you play? Any wins or near wins? What kind of hockey have you played?

Who likes it? Who can play it? Who would like to learn? What might be the challenges?