Writer's Block: Banished to Space.
Well I'm already prepared with my towel.
If I was exiled to outer space? That would be totally and completely awesome.
If I had to settle and explore one place, it would totally be Pluto - which, btw, is totally still a planet, not just some 'dwarf planet'. NO IT'S REAL. But if I were allowed to drift, I'd probably visit the whole Kuiper Belt, and like, the Oort Cloud. Then onwards to random galaxies and stuff. Just to see what's going down, away frome home. Although maybe I'd just settle on the moon. That way maybe I could bribe astronauts to bring me like, Heinz Baked Beans and Loo Roll from Earth - like people do when they live in a different country. But admittedly it'd be way less interesting.
What I'd take with me? Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy, obviously - can't be floating about in space without it.
My iPod. Prolly customise it with solar powered batteries.
British comedy on DVD - sure I can get some handy hints about space from Red Dwarf and Hyperdrive.
Oh. Star Wars, ofc. The originals. Because they're set later in the future, so will be more accurate about the Solar System and are evidently superior to their monstrous counterparts.
Food and drink and oxygen - but I guess that goes without saying.
And my X-Box. It would be a sweet life.
Livin' on Pluto with my X-Box.
:)
If I was exiled to outer space? That would be totally and completely awesome.
If I had to settle and explore one place, it would totally be Pluto - which, btw, is totally still a planet, not just some 'dwarf planet'. NO IT'S REAL. But if I were allowed to drift, I'd probably visit the whole Kuiper Belt, and like, the Oort Cloud. Then onwards to random galaxies and stuff. Just to see what's going down, away frome home. Although maybe I'd just settle on the moon. That way maybe I could bribe astronauts to bring me like, Heinz Baked Beans and Loo Roll from Earth - like people do when they live in a different country. But admittedly it'd be way less interesting.
What I'd take with me? Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy, obviously - can't be floating about in space without it.
My iPod. Prolly customise it with solar powered batteries.
British comedy on DVD - sure I can get some handy hints about space from Red Dwarf and Hyperdrive.
Oh. Star Wars, ofc. The originals. Because they're set later in the future, so will be more accurate about the Solar System and are evidently superior to their monstrous counterparts.
Food and drink and oxygen - but I guess that goes without saying.
And my X-Box. It would be a sweet life.
Livin' on Pluto with my X-Box.
:)