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If they chose the riddler instead of Talia Al Ghul as the main villain (secret main villain that is; not revealed til the end though), I can picture either Black Mask or Hugo Strange as the secondary villain instead of Bane. What do you guys think? Also I can picture the riddler as a cyber terrorist who performs riddles and puzzles to harm people, drive them to suicide, and start war/division in Gotham. What do you guys think what type of villain the riddler would be? Leonardo DiCaprio was wanted to play the riddler and believe he would’ve been an awesome riddler. But Johnny Depp and David Tennant would be good other choices as well? What do you guys think of casting choices for the riddler. Also for secondary villain who do you think would play them? I can picture Tom Hardy playing Hugo Strange but unsure about Black Mask.

I’ve heard rumors that there was going to be a new Conservative party called the Patriot Party which will have mostly former members of the Republican Party. The Libertarian Party has been on the rise lately so there’s a possibility they might come out as a popular political party. Do you think there will be new political parties emerging from the left and right political spectrum and old third political parties like the libertarian party growing and emerging as well leaving the democratic and republican parties to fall and dissolve?

I’m curious bc I was told if I was caught screaming outside that I would be arrested. Is this true?

I like every Nintendo system ever made. I just want to know which system is the best and which one is the worst. 

My mom always tells me that whenever I say "I can't wait to move out of this house" but I want to know what she means by that. I told her the real world is all about working, paying bills, having your own freedom, being independent, and dealing with stress. She told me there's more than that but what else is it like in the real world besides what I've mentioned? That's what I really want to know is what else is it like in the real world besides working, paying bills, having your own freedom, being independent, and dealing with stress.

I like Nintendo better because of the cool games and characters (especially Mario; he's the best video game character ever) and it has a variety of games suitable for both kids, teens, and adults unlike Playstation and Xbox where most games are suited for teens and adults. I like Xbox and think it's cool. Playstation is good but not any better than Nintendo or Xbox. Give me your guys' opinion on which gaming system is better and why you think it is. You can give me best to worst as well and reasons along with explaining why which gaming system is your least favorite.

To make this clear I was put on furlough for a certain amount of time but called the company to let them know I was not gonna come back since I decided to move on and look for another job. Then I get a letter in the mail saying that my employment ended a week after I called them about me not coming back. Would that be considered a resignation, lay off or termination?

I've been thinking about being self employed by either opening my own antique/book store, freelance writing/editing, or freelance anything. Is there a way that I can become self employed besides having enough money to do so?

When you get told you don't have other responsibilities, what responsibilities are they talking about?

I'm thinking it's going to be Tulsi Gabbard (Democrat) vs. Nikki Haley (Republican). For running mates Tulsi will more than likely chose Andrew Yang (winner), Nina Turner, or Jason Kander while Nikki will more than likely chose Marco Rubio (winner), Dan Crenshaw, or Kelly Ayotte. What do you guys think will be the nominees and running mates?

I want to learn more about academic probation. Are you not allowed to register for next semester classes until you get off academic probation? Are you not allowed to change your schedule for the semester you're on probation until you meet with the dean or your advisor? Are you not allowed to participate in sports, clubs, or any social events? If you end up on academic probation, will you be required to pay back financial aid (part or all of the money) after you haven't met the standards for the semester or after you get academically dismissed? What is everything like being on academic probation?

I know to be considered a college dropout you would have to fill out a withdrawal form to be dropped from all of your classes with all W's. But if you didn't and just showed up to classes and not do any papers, assignments, and not study for quizzes or exams and fail them, or just skipped class almost all the time and got all F's or get withdrawn administratively (get something like a WA for letter grades) due to lack of attendance, would you still be considered a college dropout?

I know homosexuality is a sin but is it ok if a Christian supports civil unions for same sex couples so they can still freely love whom they want and receive the same legal benefits as married heterosexual couples (tax benefits, credits, etc.)? I believe homosexuality is wrong/a sin and that marriage is between a man and a woman but at the same time believe God gives us the free will to do whatever we want and live however we want.

I'm just wondering if the US should go to war with ISIS. But I believe they shouldn't be involved with ISIS until they attack us on US soil.

I’ve been doing research on charter schools and been looking at the pros and cons of them. Some argue they offer flexibility, more choice to parents, and improve knowledge but others argue it discriminates against certain people especially those with disabilities/special needs, takes funding away from public schools, and are runned by for profit businesses. I want to know everyone’s opinions on charter schools.

This is a tough one. I know the Bible states that homosexuality and gay marriage are wrong. But what about discrimination against gays and transgenders in public places and the workforce? I would appreciate answers to help me out.

I graduated in December 2016 but walked on stage in May 2017

If so is it the first, in the middle, or last question they would ask? But would they still do it when you answered that on your application?