Questions, Questions, Questions

[DrP]

Something near 50 hours, first international flight + the hype leading up to it ~.~

Passed out immediately upon final arrival and had no jet lag,  It was excellent.

That's my travel rule. I can't sleep on planes (even in those fancy lie-flat business class seats), so I try and book my flights so that I arrive close to bedtime so I just go to bed when I get there and I'm instantly adjusted to the new time!!

[Nebbles]

Oh huh, that's smart. I should try that out when I eventually start traveling.

[DrP]

Oh huh, that's smart. I should try that out when I eventually start traveling.

Yeah. It works quite well too. When I went to Europe in 2013, my flight left CA at 11 AM and I was in France at 2 PM the next day. I didn't sleep at all. I then went about the rest of the day as if that was my time zone. I fell asleep around 9 that night and I was up early the next day energized (slightly -- still needed coffee) and ready to go.

Large time differences have an effect on people in different ways, so the first time you visit Europe or Asia, maybe leave yourself a day to see how you would react!

[braix]

i cant just sleep like that so when i fly to asia, i eat a ton and give myself food coma

[MaestroUGC]

I have evolved beyond the need for sleep.

[ZeldaFan]

#70 - June 8, 2015
What is your favorite pasta dish?

[Nebbles]

All of them.

[Hero of Trains]

Linguini with mushrooms, broccoli and artichoke hearts in cream sauce.

[Latios212]

- Noodles
- Tomato sauce
- Mushroom
- Sausage
- Basil

[Sebastian]

All of them.

[BlackDragonSlayer]

#70 - June 8, 2015
What is your favorite pasta dish?

All of them.

[blueflower999]

I've never eaten pasta.

[Maelstrom]

All of them except for spaghetti.

[braix]

All of them.

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[MaestroUGC]

Aaaaalllll of 'Em Anubis.