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Sheep Week 10: Answers due Friday at 12

havarti rules and no one over 6 actually wants a grilled cheese made with cheddar or american.
 
Silent majority for Christa McAuliffe. Let's go!
 
The Cell phone question is brilliant... Sheep Protocol told me to put 5, but that's a fucking insane amount of time to have a cell phone. just bat shit crazy...
Good one Townie
 
Man I went Shepard for the astronaut. He's the first American in space. I think I screwed this up last time too.
 
WindyCityDeac said:
The Cell phone question is brilliant... Sheep Protocol told me to put 5, but that's a fucking insane amount of time to have a cell phone. just bat shit crazy...
Good one Townie
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I've had my current iPhone for over 5 years, I think close to 6 actually.

I don't really understand why it's bat shit crazy to have it that long, I don't see a meaningful way that my life would be upgraded by getting the newest one. I'll just run this into the ground first
 
deacon14 said:
I've had my current iPhone for over 5 years, I think close to 6 actually.

I don't really understand why it's bat shit crazy to have it that long, I don't see a meaningful way that my life would be upgraded by getting the newest one. I'll just run this into the ground first
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My battery always fails right as I'm coming up on year 3. I don't think I've gotten a phone to last 5 years.
 
Went Michael Collins, but debated John Glenn and Sally Ride for a while. That and the cell phone question (went 2) were the ones I had a hard time deciding on (not that I think my other answers are particularly good, but I didn't debate much about them.
 
Looks like the average time people keep cell phones is about 2.5 years, and most phone contracts pay off in 2 years and they encourage replacing every two years, so I thought that was an obvious answer but guess not.
 
DeacInVermont said:
My battery always fails right as I'm coming up on year 3. I don't think I've gotten a phone to last 5 years.
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You can get a battery replacement on an iphone for less than $100 I think. If that's the only problem, it's way cheaper to do that than to buy a brand new phone
 
Posting from a Samsung Galaxy S8. Lol at you maroons buying new phones every year and supporting Apple's planned obsolescence. Nubbers
 
Wait why does nobody go with the first American in space again?
 
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