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Why do women run away like you have AIDS if you try to hit on them?
1) They are already taken and avoiding further interaction
2) They aren't interested in you
3) They are shy
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Why do men want a good looking woman when they don't look good themselves? And by "look good", I mean not physically fit. :)
What you find attractive does not particularly change with your own weight or degree of physical fitness.
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An overwhelmingly large number of women have used/ are using birth control including those of faith. How can the church not know?
Of course the church knows. The church knows that all its followers sin and created the entire concept of confession to atone for it.
Ignoring the fact that there are medical reasons for taking birth control, besides contraception, the church has always acknowledged that all of its followers are sinners. And yes, birth control is likely to be one area they know about that they consider a sin....
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Why do AB mod's combine new questions with duplicate questions asked years ago full of users that are no longer active ?
The intention of the site was as a forum for getting answers to questions (not social interaction). So even if the users are no longer active, the answers they provided to the same question are still relevant--particularly to someone doing an internet search for answers, which is how most people find the site.
It would be a nightmare for the site administrators to have to maintain multiple...
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How do you feel when a baby smiles right at you?
I can't help but feel happy and smile right back!
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"Take me as I am or leave me." When is this a bad attitude? Why?
When you're a parent. Because kids don't get to choose their parents but deserve the best we have to offer.
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Why do people say "to be honest" or "I have to be honest"? All it means is they are not honest the rest of the time.
Although I can understand why you might conclude that, don't assume that's the case. Sometimes that phrasing is a predecessor to an confession, information the person suspects you might not know, or something you might find upsetting, confrontational or disagreeable to you. What they're about to say might also be contrary to what you'd expect them to normally say on the subject. It's like a...
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you think clothes make the man/woman?
No. Character makes the man/woman.
Clothes can enhance the man/woman but the man/woman makes the clothes!
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Why do you have to be 21 to go to a casino but you can gamble on a lotter ticket at 18?
Risk vs. Reward
It's not worth risking their liquor license since few 18 year olds have sufficient funds to lose in the casino but many would attempt to drink illegally (all risk, little reward).
Many casinos don't just serve alcohol, they give it freely. The age restriction makes for easier management. Once inside, they know everyone is of age.
Lotteries don't mix alcohol with gambling,...
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Is it okay to swallow a little Vicks if you have a sore throat? Why or why not?
NOT the topical analgesic (which is petrolatum based) nor the liquid vaporizer solution for humidifiers. The petrolatum base gunk is also not intended to be put inside nostrils (where in excessive amounts it can be inhaled, accumulate in the lungs, and cause inflammation called chemical pneumonitis).
Vick's makes a liquid cold medication safe for ingestion (Dayquil or Nyquil). There's also a...
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One of my toenails has turned black. What could that be?
-Damage to the underlying nail bed (like you dropped something on it)
-Fungal infection
-Plantar's wart under the nail (if you see black under as well)
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When a person dies in a hospital, how much time is the family allowed with the deceased before the body is taken?
It depends on the hospital, whether an autopsy is desired, whether the deceased died in a regular room or intensive care unit (ICU), and the availability of vacant rooms in the hospital.
As long as there is not an immediate need for beds, a regular room is usually not rushed. The ICU can have greater urgency in freeing up the room and specialized equipment. My mom passed in an ICU room at a...
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How many people cut their lettuce instead of tearing it?
I find it easier to achieve bite-size pieces by cutting. Tearing always leaves me with awkwardly large pieces and it's faster for me to cut it.
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im 17 just had sex unprotected and he came insides me should i be worried? if so any advice? he is 16
Yes, you could get pregnant, but no, do not worry. Take action to prevent a pregnancy instead:
1) Get the Plan B one-step pill from your local pharmacy. It's sold over the counter to someone 17. Taken right away, it can prevent a pregnancy (not the same as terminating an existing one, if that is an ethical/moral concern for you). The sooner you take it, the more effective. Some drugstores are...
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If you've read The Odyssey, what age were you when you read it? I had to read it in fifth grade and could not grasp it.
Read it at age 14 as a freshman in high school. Great read. Had no problem grasping it, but we also did a lot of analysis of it as a work of literature (not just story comprehension). I'm surprised it was introduced to a 5th grade class. It touches on some adult/relationship content that doesn't seem appropriate for younger children.
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does anybody know why my dad is so strict?...sigh
He could be over-protective, he could be trying to prevent you from making mistakes, or he could be reacting to behavior he wants to correct that he's observed in you.
Pretend for just a moment that he's a friend's dad and ask yourself why any parent would be so strict about whatever it is you find him being strict about. Even if you don't think it applies to you, specifically, you'll likely...
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Why hasn't McDonalds fastfood chain got a 'vegetarian' breakfast Mcmuffin on their menu?
They offer what sells to the largest audience.
The regular Egg McMuffin is a fairly low cal and low fat breakfast option. Those that want a vegetarian version may order it with 'no ham', provided they aren't vegan and still eat eggs and cheese.
Similarly, there is a breakfast burrito that could be ordered without sausage, hotcakes, hash browns, oatmeal, and other non-vegan veggie options...
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Do you think my measurements are okay?
There's nothing wrong with your measurements.
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Weight
NOT too much. You're fine. Your weight is actually a little low, even by extremely strict medical insurance table standards (which for non-athletic types calls for 100 lbs for the first 5' and +5 for every inch thereafter, or 130 lbs.) If you are muscular or have a large frame, you can weigh even more and not be fat. But based on...
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which is bigger your chest or your bum? Honestly? :-)
Measurement-wise, my bum is a little bigger; relative to most other women, my boobs. I'm an hourglass.
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Did you ever wake up suddenly in the middle of the night and realize it will never get better?
I do wake during the night, sometimes, but no, I refuse to consider things will not get better. I try to remain optimistic.
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Why do my boobs look a lot smaller then they actually are?
You need to understand the relationship between band sizes and cup sizes. When a manufacturer makes a smaller band size, they increase the cup letter size (the cup itself is NOT actually larger). For example, a 32C and a 34B fit the same volume breast. Manufacturers call this your 'sister size'.
To visualize this concept, pick up a 40C bra and 32C bra and you'll see the the cups that hold the...
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I am 34 wks pregnant. My boss is my inlaw. we got in a disagreement. They decidded to put me on early leave w/ no pay! what can i do?
You'll need to investigate your company's policy on maternity leave. For example, does it stipulate that you must take a certain number of weeks off before your due date? What is company policy regarding pay vs. non-pay, specifically for maternity? (Time off of 0-2 weeks before due date is common, but whether paid or unpaid depends on the company. And maternity is often handled differently...
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If you had a high school Yearbook and it was signed by fellow students was there hip word,well known phrase or funny quote people used?
2 Sweet 2 B 4 gotten
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what does it mean it one leg is normal and warm while the other leg is in pain and cold?
Could be either of those things and a clot could actually be life threatening. Hopefully it's just the lasting soreness from a charlie horse, but she should have an ultrasound to rule out a clot as soon as possible. There really are only a few things that could be worse.
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Is it true on a cold day; if you go out with wet hair, you'll get sick?
No, it's not true. What it will do is make you colder as heat leaves your body. Cold, moist air can shrink nasal membranes and make your nose run, but that' doesn't mean you're sick.
The saying came about because it was once thought that being cold weakened your immune system, but there's no evidence for that. So leaving the house with wet hair is no guarantee you'll get sick, the blame for...
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Girls I am curious someone I know did this with no consequences really would you sell your virginity?
No, I personally would not. Looking at it solely from a financial perspective, she made a really bad deal for herself too. Because unless she's extremely unattractive, she could have made far more money. The diluted rate for which she sold her virginity and subsequent sexual favors doesn't even seem comparable to that of a professional escort or a suitor buying her a nice dinner 10x while...
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cheating!!! i really want to be with differnt guy than the one im with but my mom wont let me and this guy is so hot idk what 2 do
#1) If you want to be with a different guy than you're currently with, break up with the guy you're currently dating. Unless he knows about this and is willing to share you, he might want to seek someone else. Be honest.
#2) If your mom won't allow you to date the guy you want, you're likely young and have to follow your mom's rules. Mom's usually forbid things for a reason.
#3) If you're not...
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Ladies (or gents), do you get irritated when your significant other uses "winking faces," i.e., ;), at other people online?
It wouldn't bother me unless it was excessive and very selective.
Address this with him directly based on how you brought it up here: that it bothers you; that it's only being done with specific people (so it's relative to his relationships with these people and not just his personality); and that it comes across as flirting (not joking). You might also point out how you avoid doing it out of...
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Do you care what people think of you?
Yes, but not enough to compromise who I am.
I care to the extent that I try to make sure I represent myself clearly enough so that people don't draw false conclusions. I don't, however, seek approval to the point of changing who I am to just to please others.
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Which toy did you have as a kid that you'll always remember?
My Fisher Price A-Frame house, furniture, people and parking garage. It was ahead of it's time with it's working sliding glass (plastic) door and accessories.
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What was the last thing you thanked someone for doing for you?
I thanked the cashier for handing me my bagged purchase.
I thanked someone for a compliment.
I thanked someone for texting me goodnight.
I try to reward any kind gesture with gratitude. There isn't enough kindness in the world.
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Today in my car, my friends son (medicated) said he wanted to kill himself. He's only ten years old. How would you handle this situation?
I would discuss it with the parents of the child and make sure they knew they had my full support. Depending on the attitude of the parents, if they seemed ambivalent or less concerned than they ought to be, I might also contact the school to make them aware and see if counseling was available.
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What do you think of people who use grammar to defend themselves in internet arguments?
Typos happen. But if someone is calling someone else an idiot while simultaneously not using proper grammar and spelling, it doesn't make the person with poor grammar look very intelligent. I've never seen corrections used as a defense in an argument though.
Pointing out another's mistakes is not a valid defense in an argument, so if it were an argument I was engaged in, I'd simply continue...
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What are successful excuses to use to avoid my husband's grandson? The more I see him the more I detest him.
I wouldn't create excuses. Speak only the truth.
A lot of your questions involve problems with your spouse and his family in this arranged marriage and you admit you're unhappy. Maybe you need to look at addressing the bigger picture to fix all your problems?
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Is this girl's shorts too short?
In the back for sure. Regardless of how nice a body one has, I don't think cheeks (or the upwards curve denoting cheek) should show below the edge of a cut off. The front length looks better, but I'd still prefer a length where at least the pockets don't hang out.
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Why Does He Firmly Hold My Head Down When He's Cumming?
He's showing you what feels best to him at that precise moment.
Intensity can backfire. If he gets hyper-sensitive he doesn't want addition focus where you want to focus it or that will detract or reduce his ultimate pleasure. It can even shorten the duration of his orgasm. If it's your goal to please him, let him have it his way. He knows best what feels good to him. If it's uncomfortable...
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How hot are u? And how does it make u feel?
It's a subjective answer, depending who you ask.
I feel better about the expressed opinions of others than my own, but I'm also pretty glad just to be me. The whole package is better than any of the individual parts.
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Do Guys Treat Unattractive Girls Worse In A Relationship..?
It's possible, but I think most men are consistent in how they treat women. If a guy treats a woman poorly, it's most likely HIM not her or how she looks.
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Is A Guy Not Interested If It Took Him A Week To Call You Back?
You shouldn't feel badly about not answering. If he's not returning your call promptly (for a good reason) then he should expect and understand you not always answering. If he's not returning your calls because you're only a booty call and he's not interested in a relationship, that's also good reason to not feel badly.
If a guy is interested, he'll step up to the plate sooner than a week or...
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Obama's new "African Americans for obama" campaign, playing the race card?
There is no denying that he is asking for the support of a specific ethnicity of people. But I think ALL politicians will do whatever they can and deem necessary to get (re)elected.
I think it's unfortunate that none of them have a platform sound enough to attract voters based on merit, without the gimmicks, false promises or campaigns targeted at special interest groups and sub-sets of the...
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why do so many people get offended so easily these days
Any number of reasons:
1) People think it's ok to say anything, citing 'freedom of speech'
2) People are overly crude when hiding beyond online personas
3) People are overly sensitive about anything related to religion, race, or ethnicity due to past abuses or experiences
4) People don't communicate clearly and communication is misinterpreted as something offensive
5) People haven't learned...
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Is it crazy or darn rite foolish to tatto the name of the man you love on your body? I mean truly love and care for?
It's not advisable. Even if your love is lasting, circumstances change and life can have some harsh realities. Your relationship may one day end. Either one of you could move on to another relationship. He could even pass away and you could later find yourself truly in love with another. In either case, your new love--and possibly you--would not want a reminder of a past love on your body.
If...
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Have you ever someone who thought he/she was really smart who really was? Doesn't part of really smart include modesty?
I have known quite a few very smart people. I wouldn't say that modesty is an essential part to being a smart person, so much as it is a part of being a pleasant, non-conceited one. (The same goes for any other outstanding skill or talent, like a virtuoso musician.) The smart people I know acknowledge being smart, so they aren't entirely modest, but they aren't unnecessarily boastful or cocky...
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what's your #1 Beauty Secret?
Proper Skincare
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Do you like to message women you know will never give you the time of day or out of your league? I do
I never would have considered someone 'out of my league'. I think I'm a pretty terrific person and any person I'd want to be with would appreciate that. If they don't, they don't deserve to be in MY league.
Ever see a couple mismatched in looks or other attributes typically credited to 'league'? That's how it happens. Confidence, winning personality and perseverance in finding that special...
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Why can't have the body I desperately want???
First of all, in psychological tests where men were asked to look at pictures and videos of women, the most desirable shape was the hourglass figure, as denoted by a difference of 10+" between bust-waist-hips. You are darned close to that ideal! Victoria Secret and other lingerie makers carry bras that enhance your bust by up to 3 cup sizes. You describe your shape as nearly identical to your...
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My Dad who is my boss too has given me a pay raise .What will be the best way to thank him.
Same as any other boss. Say 'thank you' and make sure you continue to earn it.
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Utah law would require 40% of the liquor commission to be drinkers. Is this discriminatory? How so?
No. The least discriminatory way would be for the representation on the commission to match that of the state's population. At 70% dry that would be a commission of 3.5 dry members and 1.5 alcohol consumers, so it seems close enough balanced to me.
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When lying on deathbed, will you be glad you spent life’s precious minutes doing what you are doing right now?
It is safer to say I will not regret my time spent here. Living a life without regret is the best way to enjoy life.
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should i get my ears pierced and stretch thm
As a general rule I say no to any severe and permanent body modification. The same whim that makes you want something now can make you absolutely hate it in the future.
Some modifications, depending on severity, can't be undone or require surgery to fix. You can't be certain what you'll want in 20 years, where you'll be working, etc. so Id stick with something more visually discreet.
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What does it mean when people put *stars* around a word? Like *this* or *this*. Or even right *here*.
When it's on both sides of the word, it's used for emphasis. It's a nicer way than using all caps so you don't appear to be shouting.
Used on one side,and particularly in chat, it could be to denote a typing correctio.
*correction
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Do you wish people would dress sexier?
Some yes, some no. I think sexy is a quality that comes from within and can be seen regardless of what's worn. But my answer also depends on my personal definition of dressing sexier. I love a nice dress shirt and suspenders paired with a man's suit. I could stand to see more of that :)
Women have to be particularly careful about how they showcase their assets to look classy, not trashy....
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Do you always do your best or do you often do less than best because you don't care? Shouldn't you always do your best no matter what?
Depends what we're talking about. As it relates to things that really matter and affect others, yes, I do my best. But if I'm just slicing a piece of swiss cheese for a sammy I'm not overly concerned about getting the thickness perfect :)
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Alabama bill would allow rapists to sue doctors who do not do invasive ultrasound & provide abortions to rape victims. Good/bad? Why?
Bad. Very bad.
"What this is doing is allowing the mother as much information as possible before she makes probably the most difficult decision of her life," Scofield said.
If the bill required the doctor to *offer* the ultrasound to assist in the woman's decision to abort or not that would be one thing. But no, this isn't "allowing" the mother--it's forcing the mother and doctor. The woman...
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Ive had men give head way better then my wife. Any other guys agree? Men suck far better!
I'm not a guy, but if this is true I wouldn't be entirely surprised. I've heard the same said of women being better at performing orally on other women. It makes sense that when you know what feels good to you, you'd be better able to satisfy someone with the same equipment.
Except, of course, for those who are strictly heterosexual and derive little to no satisfaction from someone of the...
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What did you think about that was important today?
Family
Friends
Finances
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what if you like someone but all they want is fwb do i look the other wat or indulge him
If you like someone who doesn't feel the same way, you will not be happy with a fwb relationship. Spare yourself some pain and look for someone who cares about you the same way you care about him.
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Why on Earth won't Commercial Bakers (supermarkets/shops) use Wholemeal Brown Flour to bake Scones, instead of this refined white flour?
Although it's a matter of personal taste and what you're used to, most baked sweets taste better with white flour than whole wheat or wholemeal because the sugar taste is not masked by the heartier tasting flour. For the same reason, breads and heartier baked goods are often better with the whole wheat. If you prefer the healthier version for all your baked goods, including scones, you might...
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How do you avoid biting your nails?
I had a layer of acrylic put on top my natural nail. If you don't like that idea maybe try a sugar free lollipop?
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Brought a new cat home today into my 2 cat house. Now one of the cats is hissing at both cats. Even the one she has lived with for a year.
Wait it out? I had two cats live together peacefully for a year as well. When strays started coming around the house--outside--they started fighting the same way you describe. My one cat got so aggressive we had to give him away to another family member because his aggression not only bullied my other cat into a terror where she refused to come down off the top of the fridge but he actually...
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Do all women thing that men like huge breast?
No. There are enough questions and answers on AB already that prove otherwise.
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The most worthless job is.....
one that doesn't pay the bills nor provide any satisfaction.
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Do you ever wink at yourself when you look in the mirror?
No, but it sounds like a hella good idea!
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What makes you so good at getting through to people?
I actively listen before responding
I am open to hearing all opinions
I consider opposing points, even if I ultimately disagree with them
I try not to come off as condescending when expressing myself
I agree to disagree, when necessary
I try to leave people feeling good or better about themselves
I truly care about people
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Does the idea of living forever seem scary to you?
I'm more bothered by the thought of dying and not 'thinking' and being 'me' anymore.
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It's all about the fun isn't it?
It's all about how you made the other person feel. If you do things right, that will often include plenty of fun!
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Can we end racism?
I used to believe that inter-racial relationships would eventually put a natural end to racism, given enough time. But as long as there are visual differences in appearance, it seems likely there'll be bigots.
I'm glad for the progress we've made as a human race, and believe the best we can do is to continue to stand up against it, with zero tolerance, whenever we encounter it.
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What music makes you feel upbeat and happy lately? Why?
Anything by LMFAO. They don't take themselves too seriously so it is hard to not have a smile on your face listening to the ridiculous lyrics.
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When is too late to come home to you? Why?
When I'm dead. I otherwise aim to always be a good friend and am even ridiculously forgiving.
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have you considered cutting your budget 20%, 30%? how did you do it ?
Yes. Spending cash (no using credit cards). Budgeting set amounts for things and then shifting budgeted dollars from one bucket to another, when necessary, to stay within total budget. It's not easy.
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What are some simple things you do to snap yourself out of a funk?
Play fun music
Dance
Watch comedic shows or stand up
Read a good book
Exercise
A night out with the girls
Cuddle
Talk to someone who makes me laugh
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Do teenagers and young adults feel entilted or is that just something old bitter people say?
Both? Many of today's teenagers and young adults show an amazing expectation of entitlement to things that their parents always considered rewards for hard work, perks or privileges.
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Do teenagers and young adults feel entilted or is that just something old bitter people say?
Both? Many of today's teenagers and young adults show an amazing expectation of entitlement to things that their parents always considered rewards for hard work, perks or privileges.
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Is "going to night school at a community college" a desperate hope for people grasping onto the American Dream?
No. For many people it's a smart move in the right direction. Bettering oneself should never be considered desperate. It's admirable.
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Why am I afraid to lose weight?
Only you can answer those questions as they pertain to deeper issues about how you view yourself:
Why you think your weight has anything to do with being 'good enough'?
What are you trying to be good enough for? Learn to love yourself for who you are!
Why do you think you need to achieve perfection?
How are you defining attractive?
You can stop making excuses by starting to take action. Make...
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Are women not liberated enough today to walk through life as equals?Do they have to viciously fight men with hatred to show they are equal?
It depends on the specific society where the women live as to whether they are liberated enough to attain equal status. Clearly there are parts of the world where women are no where near liberated, let alone equals to the men in their society.
And no, I do not think women need to fight viciously with hatred. I don't think it is the most effective way to achieve equality. Admittedly there are...
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Why don't many men want to get prenuptial agreements? The ones I dated weren't crazy about them. Why?
Probably because it is admitting they don't expect the relationship to last 'forever'.
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Is religious freedom just the freedom of one set of people at the expense of the others?
It is when they use their views to justify actions that affect others.
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How can parents tollerate the criminal behavior of their child all the way to the execution chamber but they cant seem to tollerate justice?
I wouldn't assume the parents 'tolerated' the criminal behavior. At some point you have to accept that you cannot control the actions of another person. So maybe the parents did not tolerate the behavior so much as they were unsuccessful in stopping it. Disappointment in a child's actions doesn't stop parents from loving their child. Maybe they hoped for rehabilitation. There are countless...
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Would you take steroids, if it meant you would become a pro athlete?
No. I would feel like it was cheating my personal achievements and/or natural skill, and the negative side effects are well enough documented that I would not take even a small risk to my long-term health.
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What's a good hair product for curly hair that won't cause frizz?
Proclaim glossing polish or Proclaim spray-on glosser
This product contains olive oil and is an excellent moisturizer and de-frizzer. It holds the curl's shape, locks in moisture and softness, tames volume and adds supreme shine. I think it's intended for use on African American hair, but used in a small amount--spread evenly--it works great on curly hair. I wouldn't use it on extremely fine...
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Are women playing a part in being treated like sex objects wearing hardly anything,letting their boobs hang out and their skirts to thigh?
Play a part, yes, but that is not the same as excusing inappropriate (and in some cases downright illegal) male behavior.
So it depends on how you define treatment as a sex object. Ogling, crude comments, touching? Women need to be aware what they are wearing and how it might be interpreted, but men still bear responsibility for controlling their physical urges. Naughty thoughts are one...
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How do you break up with a guy you don't love when you're madly in love someone else?
Honesty is the best policy. Tell him you have feelings for someone else and feel it's better you part. You can ask to remain friends, but that's not possible for some people after being more intimately involved.
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How do I make my fantasy happen? I want to masturbate in front of a group of older middle aged women.
I am fit. 37 and live in Montreal.
Craigslist personals?
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Have you ever been so poor you had to make tomato soup using packets of ketchup?
Thankfully no, because I don't even like the stuff that's a dollar a can.
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Do you ever wear red?
Yes. Half my closet is probably red. It's my favorite color.
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Did you ever think smart phones and tablets would take over the world?
No, I did predict the debit card.
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Who do you think is/was a better athlete: Lance Armstrong or Tiger Woods?
Tiger is clearly talented, but I would call Lance the better athlete.
Golf requires great skill and accuracy, but I think running a marathon (averaging under 6 minutes per mile) and winning the tour de France requires greater athleticism.
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"Who are you" or "who the heck do you think you are"? One is benign, the other is challenging. Don't they both ask the same thing?
The first is a simple request for information. Adding the words "do you THINK" to the second question gives it a bite that changes the meaning. We know who we are...so by saying 'think you are' it implies the person thinks they are someone/something with which others would not agree (because they think it as opposed to know it).
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Even if someone were unkind to you would you go out of your way to do a good deed for the person if you could? Why?
I am typically kind to all, not just those who are kind to me.
But it depends on what you mean by 'go out of your way'? I would offer a smile and wait to hold a door, but I wouldn't go to great lengths at my own peril for the unkind.
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Do you find the purpose in life is more about discovering who you are or creating who you want to be?
We are creating ourselves with every action and decision we make every day. No one is a completed work that remains stagnant.
You can discover who you've been, but who you are is always a work in progress.
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Do you give a pass to some people who make fun of you because if you had to break them down it would scar for life?
No, I give a pass to them because I'm being 'a better person'. There's not any benefit to me in breaking someone else down.
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Is getting a nude massage considered cheating on wife? Friend is the masseuse and only I will be nude. It's free since she needs practice.
No, massages are not cheating, but if your wife might be upset by it, I would recommend:
1) Discussing it with your wife beforehand.
2) There is no reason for the massage to be nude. Professionals have no problem with you wearing undergarments and a towel. It happens all the time.
3) If practice is needed, ask your friend to give a massage to your wife instead, or in addition to you...
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I hacked into my boyfriends email and found out he has a match.com page and he is constantly adding new girls to myspace girls he wouldnt even know yet he asked me to delete mine how do i bring this up so we can talk about it without teling hi
Tell him you know he has been adding myspace girls when he asked you to delete yours, and ask why. If he questions how you know, ask him if he's denying it. For all he knows he added a friend of yours.
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Help! Why would my boyfriend created a new facebook page without telling me?
Simply put, there is something he wants to use Facebook for that he doesn't want you to see. It may not be anything deserving of the category "Cheating in relationships" but it's something he wanted to keep from you, or he'd have told you.
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I'm going on a date with a Canadian. What should we talk a boat?
All the things they call by different names. For example, if you're from the states, we typically call athletic shoes sneakers or tennis shoes. They call them 'runners'.
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People say stereotypes aren't true. But we all know that there are some that are...
No, we don't. A stereotype is a popular belief about specific individuals. There lies the problem. Even if it is true most of the time about most of the specified people, it's unlikely it will ever be true consistently, so they are NOT something to be considered "true".
No one wants to be lumped into a group of generalizations. We are all individuals.
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If you use GMail and one day you apply for a job at Google, would you expect they might read/mine your email to check you out?
Whether they do or don't you should know network administrators always have that ability and keep that in mind for any communications you send via email.
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My bf referred to me as a 'friend' while talking to his parents recently. Should I ask him why he referred to me as a friend only?
That is strange. I would definitely ask him directly. He obviously hasn't told his parents he's in a relationship, but only he can answer why.
I wouldn't make any assumptions by putting this inquiry under "cheating in relationships" though.
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Conservative..to conserve/preserve. Today's Conservative wants to destroy unions, gut social welfare safety nets. That's conservative?
The term conservative is subjective, like any other. The underlying reason is because we need to determine WHAT we want to conserve and preserve.
Unions were once the voice for underdogs, unifying employees to collectively bargain with large, powerful employers. A great concept born of the country's past and early industrialization. As a teenager, it took about two weeks on a union job for me...
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Why do some people only remember what suits them and forget what doesn't? Or are they lying when they say they've forgotten?
They could be lying, but it is true that most people only remember what's important to them. If that something that doesn't suit them also isn't important to them, they may simply have forgotten it.
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Parents: are you still glad your children have the names they do or do you wish you had chosen another name? (may be different for adopted)
I'm still glad. They are good choices, no matter they decide to do or be in life.
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Truth is personal, not universal. Any quarrel with that? What and why?
When the truth is based on fact, it is universal. Any truth centered around an opinion or interpretation (whether of action or word) is subjective and, therefore, not universal but personal.
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Do you notify folks about your problems as they occur or are you pleasant, private, silent? How does that work for you?
I mostly keep to myself unless someone asks.
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New Hampshire considers ban on fragrance in the workplace. Do you support this ban?
No. We don't need government regulation to restrict all fragrances.
Any workplace in the private or public sector could include, as part of their dress code policy, wording about proper hygiene and the modest use of cosmetics (same as many already do regarding facial hair, hosiery, tattoos and body piercings). The potential for reactions and allergies could be addressed, stating the employer...
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If you were at the airport and you saw your friend Jack about 50' away would you say Hi?
If he was close enough to see me in return, I'd simply wave...not say "Hi-Jack".
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Ok everybody, your opinions please. Red velvet cupcakes or box of fudge for my valentine? She likes both so no worries about liking one more
Red velvet cupcakes are very romantic. Exquisitely red and Valentine's Day-like, they are also chocolate flavored, so you can't go wrong there either.
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Which boy should I focus on? Hot guy or sweet guy?
Neither. Focus on a guy that has the qualities you want, gives you the attention you want, and isn't already involved with another girl.
Most guys/men look at women. They are mildly interested in all attractive women. So don't read too much into that, especially since you noted the one checks out other girls too. If either of these guys were that interested in you, they'd free themselves up...
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Has anyone else noticed how argumentative AB has become?
Become? It's been that way for at least six years. You just have to learn to avoid the argumentative types.
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Is there Sasquatches in Georgia?
Most Sasquatch sightings have been in the northwest, but no one has ever categorically proven its existence so who knows where they may or may not be located.
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Is a guy giving a girl a wake up call for work mean he likes you more than a friend?
If he does it once he could just be the helpful sort. If it becomes a regular thing, he obviously likes talking to her.
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Do you take good pictures? are you photogenic?
Yes and yes, but I've also taken plenty that I thought were awful.
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If you had /are a carrier of an inheritable disease , would YOU still have children?
For me it would depend on the disease and how it impacts quality of life.
Almost everyone is a carrier of some inheritable disease (most diseases run in families).
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Since God is the creater of all why is he created things he did not want or let people create those things?
Operating under the assumption that God exists, I would say it's no different than a parent creating a child. Not every child mirrors the parents' wishes for choices and behavior.
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What's the best thing someone's ever said to you?
Probably "you're perfect...for me". But any of the validating ones below were also good:
Thank you for listening.
I'm in love with you.
I really value your opinion.
You're the best mommy ever.
I don't care if you read the phone book, I just like the sound of your voice.
I haven't been good to you. I don't deserve you in my life.
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What happened to all the particle physics questions :( ?
Maybe ask some of your own? I enjoy reading them although I'm probably not qualified to answer many. Maybe you could kill two birds with one stone by asking users "What questions do you have about particle physics?" and then you can answer them all :)
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When is big better
When it's so good you want to be able to share!
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I hope someone knows whether this is true..I don't. 67% of Catholic women practice birth control. If true, are they bad Catholics?
I wouldn't be surprised if it were true. As for whether they are 'bad', I would say that's between them and their God.
Different forms of birth control have medicinal uses for which they are often prescribed or recommended (ovarian cysts, menstrual bleeding irregularities, heavy/painful bleeding, fibroid tumors, to stop the spread of a sexually transmitted disease to a partner, etc.). All the...
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Why do some AB users have such a negative attitude towards the points leaderboard and advancing levels?
Every ABer has her/her own reason for being here. Some care about points and some don't. If you look hard enough you will find "some AB users" that have a negative attitude towards any subject you could think of...literally. I ignore negativity.
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The Bronx Zoo is selling Cocoa-roaches for Valentines Day. Would you consider sending someone a roach as a gift?
No. The good news is they are 100% dark chocolate, so no roaches truly involved...but it would still gross me out.
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111.3 million of you watched the Superbowl. Almost 1 billion of you belong to Facebook. So what's Facebook got that Superbowl doesn't?
You said it yourself...numbers. More of my friends are on Facebook than at the superbowl parties.
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If you root for your country to fail so your political party can succeed aren't you really a traitor?
Yes, but I don't think most people are rooting for their entire country to fail so much as certain political decisions and policies they think are not beneficial to the success of the country.
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What would you do if a Sasquatch smacks your car while you are asleep in your car?
Wake up and start filming and taking pictures. Inquiring minds want to know!
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How can one group think it has the right to control the reproductive activities, marriages and health of others. Who made them boss?
Every political group tries to control something that causes outcry from the remaining political groups. The topic of outcry merely changes based on whom is elected.
Sadly, 'we' the people made them boss by electing them. When we find ourselves in one of the outcry groups, all we can do is continue to speak out against things we disagree with and vote our conscience in the next election.
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So I'm nearly failing math...
It may not be a matter of applying yourself, but it is definitely a matter of finding an effective teaching approach. It may be better for you to take your math courses when you have only that ONE subject to learn, and can attempt to learn it by as many ways possible until you find an approach that works for you. Taking math over the summer would allow you more time, more individualized...
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Have you ever told someone to "Take me as I am, or leave me alone!"?
Kinda, sorta. I didn't word it that way. It went more like, "...because this is how I am, you either like me or you don't." Of course it left him silent because I already knew he liked me :)
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I had a baby 2 weeks ago and I stopped bleeding the other day. If i have sex will I bleed?
You might or you might not. But please wait. Lack of bleeding does not mean you have healed from the birth. You may tear sensitive vaginal tissue that hasn't healed or introduce harmful bacteria.
Most doctors want to evaluate you at six weeks post-partum before giving you the green light for sex. And by the way, that first check up after birth (or the first time having sex) can be incredibly...
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How many push ups can you do with me sitting on you?
Probably none. I could only do a couple with my son on my back. Considering I can do them fine without weight, it was harder than I thought. My nose was eating carpet after two!
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We dont always have to agree, but cant we still______________?
Respect each other's right to have a different opinion.
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Should states pay for lawyers to represent death row inmates in their appeals?
Everyone should be guaranteed the right to a trial and appeals process. I don't care whether it's paid for by the state or federal government. But with the stakes that high personal wealth (or lack thereof) shouldn't determine whether one gets an appeal.
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Husband cheated, took him back, still no trust after year
Telling you to 'get over it' is a pretty brutal position to take when he should have been willing to go the extra mile to regain your trust (whether through counseling or being an open book with his online accounts and activity). He said he wouldn't do it again and he did. You caught him a second time doing things he swore would never happen again and he chose to lie about it. It's been a year....
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Which ly bothers thee most....defensively or offensively? Why?
Offensively, because you should always be able to defend yourself. Some offensive positions are justified in being taken up, but others are simply offensive.
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A poll out Tuesday said 98% of the people polled believe the current congress is the worst one ever. If true, who is the 2% who disagree?
Perhaps the men and women of congress make up some of that number? lol
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GOP: now says Santorum won Iowa. After several recounts & losing 8 precincts of ballots how do they know? Doesn't this seem fishy?
Regardless of one's political affiliation the entire polling process is getting to the point where it's unbelievable.
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What would you do if an annoying neighbor wakes you up with a chainsaw?
If it was repetitive day after day and the time was in violation of a sound ordinance, I'd consider reporting it. If it was just inconvenient to me sleeping in (like many neighbors who are morning people that like to mow their lawn in the summer when I prefer to sleep) I'd just suck it up like I do now.
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The ex-Mrs. Gingrich says Newt wanted an open marriage but she said no. Do you think an open marriage is better than infidelity? Why?
I do, provided everyone involved is aware and consenting to that situation. Why? Because I believe willing consent, or right of refusal, is 'better' than being deceived and unknowingly put at risk for possible sexual infection. (If both partners *don't* consent, I still think it's better to discuss and decide how to go forward.)
I recognize that everyone has an ideal in regards to...
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Book22.com, an online sex toy shop designed especially for Christians. What do folks think about this?
I think it's merely a subset of the same merchandise sold elsewhere. If their customers appreciate a subset of items sold by other sites but prefer the marketing of these items to be without nudity, so be it. It's a niche market. The only thing I question is how the company can actually enforce their policy of only selling to married couples as it would seem to open them up to lawsuits of...
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What do you do with a roommate that is a total slob?
Sounds like you need to come to an agreement. Life is all about compromise, so before initiating a discussion, decide what is most important to you; what you can overlook and what you simply can't. Make sure you are realistic and clear about expectations and consequences. (i.e. Are you really in a position to do anything? Are you willing or prepared to move out or evict? Can you afford to live...
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Who earned the $50,000,000 reward for finding Osama Bin Laden?
I'm guessing no one. There was probably some provision exempting government employees.
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The copper on pennies are worth 1.8¢. Since it's illegal to destroy pennies, why not just take them out of the US first, then do it?
The quantity of copper has varied over the years but the total value of all the raw materials used--not just the copper--currently exceeds the value of one US cent. (I couldn't quickly find a source that confirmed your listed value, only minting costs.)
According to Wikipedia, "As of March 2008, it costs about 1.7 cents to *mint* a penny. As of 2007, even the price of the raw materials it is...
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I've had my cat 4 years now.?
Unless another pet was added to your home (causing territory issues) a cat that suddenly develops potty issues likely has an urinary infection. The urgency to urinate surpasses the need to get to the litter box and the cat often associates that uncomfortable feeling of urgency with the litter box, where he/she first notices it, and attempts to escape it by urinating elsewhere.
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What do you think of Obama and all that he accomplished in 2011?
Regardless of what he may have accomplished, he lost my respect when in an interview on national television he refused to answer whether he would accept his own proposed health care reform plan for himself and family in lieu of his current government employee coverage. It was not surprising when the actual plan exempted government personnel.
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Why didn't Bruce Banner's underpants ever rip when he turned into the Hulk?
Like a weight lifter, his butt stayed about the same size. It was only the rest of him that got bigger :)
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I am an AB addict. Are You? Is it bad that I'm addicted to answering questions to gain Achievement points?
I'm not an addict. I just poke my head in from time to time. It's only bad if you spend so much time here that it interferes with living your life and maintaining a healthy lifestyle with proper diet, exercise and rest.
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What is the best way to make quick and easy home made toffee?
Combine equal amounts of butter and sugar (you can use white sugar or a blend of brown and white adds a richer flavor) and cook slowly over medium high heat (stirring constantly) until the mixture reaches the hard crack stage of 300 to 310 °F (149 to 154 °C). Promptly poor into a cookie sheet. Sprinkle with chocolate morsels and spread them as they melt. Add nuts if you like.
If you don't...
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Is anyone who isn't positive God exists automatically an atheist?
No.
1) Who can be positive? (The closest one can get to positive is firm belief.)
2) Uncertainty is the definition of agnosticism, not atheism.
3) Atheism is a disbelief, so it doesn't require proof.
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If you were accused of murder but were innocent, and you run: if you're found innocent, have you committed a crime by running?
It depends on your definition of 'run'. If there is evidence you know they are in pursuit of you, there are all sorts of associated charges they can bring, like fleeing arrest or resisting arrest.
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Why are some people whose first language is not English better at English than some whose first language IS English?
Those who really want to learn a language, usually put a lot of effort into learning it so that they speak it properly. They also usually learn from someone (or by a system) that teaches proper grammar and accent.
In contrast, when learning a native language, one merely learns from those around him/her. That often includes picking up slang and other poor habits. What is learned is only as...
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Ladies i trust u mote on this...What does it mean wen a girl says she doesn't want to hurt me?
It sounds like she is self destructive and is concerned that by hurting herself, her actions may one day hurt you if you continue to care about her. She was attempting to push you away for your own protection.
Apologizing was her way of letting you know she does care about your feelings, but it may also have been a call for help. Encourage her to seek help for her self destructive behavior...
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Why do women answer questions designated for men and vise versa, why do men answer questions designated for woman?
Those people answering feel they have valid input for the question, regardless of their gender.
Even when a question has an obvious sexual bias, someone of the opposite gender may still have valuable input. These questions and answers are researched and read by people of both genders, not just the original person asking the question.
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What's the difference between giving up and deciding you don't want to compete anymore? Are you weak either way?
Giving up implies failure, or a desire for less effort than is necessary to finish. I suppose you could interpret that as weakness, but it could also be someone accepting that not all choices are right for all people (no matter how much effort one expends). Not everyone who COULD become a brain surgeon necessarily should.
Deciding you don't want to compete doesn't mean you can't compete or...
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Do you have issues with movies that have no black people in it?
I prefer realism, so it would depend on the specific movie, setting, and story/plot but usually that would lead to a multi-race film. Where there is no reason to cast a particular race, I like when a movie simply casts actors that have good chemistry working together.
I can understand where a movie with no black people would appear oddly uncomfortable to a black person though. I have felt...
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Ladies:Do you think you are missed by your friends?
No. Because if they do, they know where to find me.
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So, how big do you prefer boobs to be?
Big enough to balance my curvy hips, so D/DD.
That may seem huge, but the cup is calculated based off the difference between breast and ribcage, and I'm small through the ribcage and waist, so it compliments my hourglass shape.
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Would you really want to kiss someone's butt?
...more likely to want to smack it...playfully, of course
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Are you dominate or submissive?
Both...depends on my mood.
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What's a good way to get on your bad side?
Lying
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Is the iPhone as good as people make it out to be?
Everyone I know who has one seems to love it...but I fear I will never get used to the heat sensitive touch screen (as opposed to a pressure screen). With high volume texting it seems an insurmountable obstacle at first, but I'm told you adapt quickly when forced. I've put off the upgrade for now.
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Peanut butter-crunchy or smooth?
Crunchy. I'm a woman of substance.
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Was there a situation that made you painfully aware of your age?
I took my daughter to the gym with me. It's not so much that I wasn't aware of my age before, but now everyone else is also aware!
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Ladies:How critical are you about a man's body?
Far less critical than I am of my own. Although cleanliness is a must, it's easy to overlook a few extra pounds, scars etc. on someone else. That doesn't mean I don't really, really appreciate a nice body though ;)
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Do we as citizens care more for our military than our own government?
I would say yes. On some level we recognize military personnel as peers--human beings doing their job, whereas the government ceases to do its job often.
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What's the best way to make you laugh?
Being in the presence of someone else who is laughing.
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What muscle or muscles can you move in ways other people can't?
My legs.
I'm certainly no contortionist, but I have maintained a level of flexibility that allows for splits and high kicks that seem to baffle others.
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What was the last thing that made you sweat bullets?
My daughter is learning to drive...ugh
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What do people do in an attempt to be nice to you that is really annoying?
Say 'oh you're busy' when I don't respond right away (say in text or chat)
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Are you a mean drunk or a nice drunk?
Adorable
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What is better in black and white?
Winter photography.
Just love the look of a black and white with snow on the branches.
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What certain things annoy you that should not?
What other people think about me
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What is one thing I do not want to take from you?
Any BS :)
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Name the closest thing to you that is purple?
Trim on a handheld Tetris game.
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Is it possible to touch yourself inappropriately?
Only in public. Alone, or with a consenting adult, all bets are off!
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Will you carry me?
Unless you're a jockey...no :)
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Do you hate bacon?
No. And bacon doesn't hate either!
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Regardless of emotional or mental attraction, How is chooseing to go through with the act of "Sex with the same gender" not a 'choice'?
Any action not controlled by the subconscious represents a conscious choice. But sexual orientation is about how one feels, not whether action is taken on those feelings.
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Should our sex life be amazing before we get married, because its not. Am I doomed forever if I stay with her? She's 22 and I'm 24. HELP??
Unless you take action to change it, you can probably expect the quality of your sex life after marriage to be much the same as it is now, only with possibly less frequency. Is this the only problem in your relationship? Whatever the problems, if you're unhappy now, attempt to correct them now, before considering marriage.
By all means, if amazing is the sexual standard you desire from a life...
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Are cats more smelly than rabbits with their litter boxes & urine? Which smell less & why?
All things being equal, a cat's litter box will have a more pungent odor, so rabbits smell less.
You can greatly decrease the smell of a cat's litter box with frequent scooping. Although not generally recommended by vets, most clumping cat litters have neutralizers so that they remain fairly odorless if scooped several times a day (such as when you use the bathroom yourself) and dispose of...
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Do fine women smell sweet?
This one does :)
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This makes no sense.. what does he want from me?
It's simple. When he said you didn't know his true feelings, you should have asked. Even guys that aren't good at expressing their feelings verbally will take a stab at it when asked point blank. You can also ask questions that require him to think about how he feels about you and your relationship in order to answer them. You might not get all the answers you hoped for, but you will have a...
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Why would you facebook these questions?
Because there is a group for it.
Because people in that group are often friendly.
A lot of the regular AB crowd of years' past left when they didn't like changes here and felt they had no input to the site or its future direction. There is an AB group on Facebook and many individuals enjoy asking and answering questions there, just as they used to here. It allows them to keep in touch with...
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Is being poor a choice?
No, I wouldn't call 'being' poor or finding oneself poor a choice. But once there, one can try to better one's circumstances or accept an unchangeable future. Both options require making willful decisions that represent choices that lead in one direction or the other.
There is no denying that there are legitimate situations that can cause financial ruination (medical catastrophe/illness,...
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What has AB ever done for you?
Provided some entertainment
Provided the opportunity to get to know people far away and from different walks of life than my own
Given me a medium to (hopefully) provide help to others with questions or concerns
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My feeling is that there are many monstrous Democrats but at least 10 times more horrific Republicans.
My opinion is that, for the most part, politicians care most about what affects themselves. If ALL politicians had the same average compensation plan: salary, retirement benefits (for years of service), vacation time, healthcare benefits, sick pay, etc. as the citizens they represent, we wouldn't be having this discussion. If they were forced to live by their own decisions, they would finally...
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Are handmade gifts more heartfelt?
Not necessarily. Heartfelt is merely sincere or earnest. That can be bought or made.
Some homemade gifts are churned out like an assembly line whereas a store bought gift could be uniquely special and more thoughtful.
I think the most heartfelt gift is the one that shows the giver really knows the recipient, and what they desire or appreciate.
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Good news or bad news, which do you prefer to hear first?
I'll always take the bad news first. End on a high note.
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What year did Santa move operations from the North Pole to China?
Santa didn't. It's up to each individual how the spirit of the holidays enters his/her home.
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Are you using your hands?
Yes, it's my preferred way to type.
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Why are Republicans so lazy, always looking for someone to do their work for them?
I don't think your assumption stated in question format justifies stereotyping all Republicans (or any other specific political party). Substitute the words 'self-serving politicians' for Republicans and maybe, just maybe, that would give me enough to attempt an intelligent and defensible answer.
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Would you trust someone else to shave you?
I don't think so. Only if medically necessary.
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Can you name something that starts with the letter D?
Dandelion
Desk
Disc
Deadbolt
Dance
Dell
Dolt
Duck
Dollop
Dunce
Dill
Delivery
Demitasse
Dork
Dude
Domino
Donut
Dictionary
Dame
Dollar
Devil
Dirigible
Database
Dress
etc.
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School officially bans christmas cookies, cakes, candy bars, and soda at thier holiday parties. Shouldnt the parents decide this?
That's been the rule in my school district for more than a decade. In fact, our elementary schools have recently excluded all edible treats from most holiday parties, (even staff parties). As a former classroom cookie baking diva, I was disappointed at first, but now realize the school does have the right to determine what is served on premises.
You can't simply let parents decide because...
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Is there anything "productive" in idleness?
Yes, sleep being the best example. The body requires some down time to perform at its peak the rest of the time.
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Can you prove that I exist?
Clearly someone exists behind the screen name, and that person is you. The true identify of who you are, however, is not something I'd claim to be able to prove. Others have represented fake lives on here for years.
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how can you buy a dildo without your parents finding out?
Is the issue buying it or concealing it?
If you're over 18 you probably wouldn't care about parents finding out. After all, I'm sure you'd put it away and it would only be discovered by parental snooping. If you are under 18 and aren't permitted in the stores that sell them, you could ask an older friend for help, but I don't necessarily recommend it. Good ones aren't cheap and unless you...
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My mom wants to adopt a child from Haiti. How do i tell her its a bad idea without being racist?
It depends on why you think it's a bad idea. If your reasons for thinking it's a bad idea have nothing to do with race, then it should be easy for you to explain your reasons to her without appearing racist.
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I want to plan a surprise 30th Birthday Party for my husband. The ticket for dinner and a show is $65.00. I will pay for 8 of our closest guests but wanted to open the invitaion to others. Is it rude to ask those other guests to pay there
Yes, it's probably better to just send an invite asking friends to join the surprise celebration honoring your husband and include the ticket price per person (for all invited) or only send invites to those you plan to pay for and don't mention price at all.
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I am throwing a surprise 30th birthday party for my boyfriend. I have a guest list of almost 80 people so I definitely wont be able to afford alcohol for all the guests. What would be a polite way to ask them to bring liquor for that night?
State what you are providing on the invite. Such as, "Dinner provided, bring your own drinks" or "BYOB" (bring your own beverage/booze).
Not all guests will want alcohol, so it's a little presumptuous to request they bring liquor (specifically) for themselves or others. And although it's generally not polite to solicit gifts, if you want the guests to bring liquor, probably the best way would...
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when having a childrens 1st birthday party is it acceptable to ask guests to bring a dish and a gift?
I don't think it's ever acceptable to solicit gifts. It's even less appropriate for very young children who are unlikely to understand or care.
If you'd like to plan a celebration that centers around a meal, without providing one, word your invitation appropriately. Instead of sending the usual birthday party invitation, try something like "In honor of
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The difference between a flower and a weed is_________
...the eye of the beholder.
Just ask any child clutching a handful of beautiful yellow Dandelions. They look quite similar to yellow button Chrysanthemums.
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Is Santa a big fat lie?
I believe Santa is merely the embodiment of the holiday spirit that enters my house each holiday season. So as long as I keep the spirit alive, then no, Santa is no lie to me.
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What should the sentence be for 226 attempted murders?
I'm certain cases like that have been tried as multiple counts of attempted murder, along with a slew of other charges, so yes.
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Can a counselor make a client and his/her problem worse?
Yes, of course counselors can make clients worse. They are human and not infallible. They listen, but also give advice for a living. There's no guarantee their advice will always be good or right for all their clients. If the counselor is also a psychiatrist, authorized to prescribe medication, that further complicates how things can be made worse (too much or too little of a drug, drug...
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Your spouse comes home at 3am, covered in blood. They refuse to tell you what happened and ask you to forget about it, what would you do?
For the safety of my family I would demand an answer. Even in a self-defense situation, without knowing what happened I wouldn't know whether to be looking over my shoulder for some type of future retaliation that might show up on my doorstep. In the case of wrong-doing, I wouldn't later want to be held as an accessory to a crime either. I have a right to know what's being brought back to my home.
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Ever loved someone but had to abandon the idea because they were too good for you?
Ever regret doing so? :(
No. I have a high enough opinion of my own worth to not think anyone 'too good' for me. If I ever did, I would work on making myself a better person, the kind of person I wanted to be, before I would disqualify myself from a relationship.
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STRESSED. Does anyone have any relaxation tips?
Listen to music
Listen to a comedy routine or program
Have a quick chat with an uplifting friend
Maybe some meditation or slow breathing
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what do you do that no one else in the world does?
Be the unique person that I alone am.
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When you have lost a spouse in an untimely manner, why is it so hard to readjust to life again?
I imagine it would be a hard adjustment regardless of when the loss occurred. (There's got to be very few circumstances for a 'timely' death.) Death of a close loved one is a major change to one's way of life. When it's the person you expected to live out the rest of your days with, that would make it particularly hard to pick up and move on. If it was an easy adjustment, it wouldn't say much...
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Why am I considered a bad person when I'm not religious?
Only a judgmental person would assert that kind of opinion. And you could argue that a truly religious person should not pass judgment, lest be judged him/herself.
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Have you overcome your flaws, undesirable personality traits, and weaknesses?
No. I'm still far more sensitive than others think I ought to be.
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Should school children be taught to cheat? Why or why not?
No, they should be taught to live by their own merits. They should, however, be made aware that others cheat, so they know what they're competing against. I disagree that cheating is, or ever should be equated with 'thinking outside the box' (that's the first I've heard of that and it wasn't the case at the businesses where I've worked). That terminology was reserved for truly innovative ideas...
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What do you do when you're sad?
I try upbeat music, reading, exercise or some activity I know usually makes me happy. If that fails, I succumb to tears.
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More women are killed by serial killers, sadists and abusive husbands and boyfriends than men. However more men die in military combat,
I don't think there seems to be an imbalance anywhere except where nature is disrupted by human action.
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How do I remove runny cat poo from the carpet?
First scrape across the surface (with a plastic knife or piece of cardboard) onto a paper plate for easy disposal. Then wash with standard carpet cleaner, preferably one with baking soda to eliminate odor. Lastly, sterilize with a rinse of boiling hot water or a steam cleaner.
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Can we trade dogs?
No. I'm afraid I don't own one.
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Did nazis love animals? And if so, does it mean that loving animals doesn´t automatically make someone a good person?
I'm sure there were Nazis that loved animals and clearly more than they loved certain people.
Loving animals does not necessarily make someone a good person. Animals have even been used as a means of cruelty towards people in committing crimes. Similarly there are likely good people who don't particularly care for animals, possibly due to allergies or some past bad experience.
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Are you a curious person?
Extremely
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What would you do if I got a football?
Yell "hut!" or is it "hike!"
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One of my friends wants to name his daughter Tinkerbell. Should I slap him?
No, but I would ask if he's considered that his daughter won't always be an infant or toddler. There are many cutesy names that sound good for an infant, but seem utterly ridiculous for an adult. She'll eventually grow up and possibly have a professional life where she wants to be taken seriously. Now, if she chooses a career in Hollywood it may turn out okay, after she outgrows the scars from...
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Ladies (or indeed gents!) what is the prettiest manicure you've ever had?
I'm rather fond of the one I have now. My nails are of modest length, painted a holiday red, with a faint line of green sparkly glitter across the very tip (almost like a subdued Christmas French manicure). They remind me a little of a Christmas cookie with a dusting of sparkle. Festive :)
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Can anyone really accomplish anything? Do you believe in limitations?
No. Of course there are limitations.
Not everyone has or can gain the flexibility to become a contortionist and the same goes for just about every other discipline. I believe everyone can improve a skill, within their physical and mental limitations, but the degree of success largely depends on the loftiness of the goal.
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What smell most reminds you of Christmas?
Bayberry. Grew up with a Christmas bayberry candle.
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When you become an adult why do your relatives especially your nuclear relatives still try to boss you around?
Either force of habit (of looking out for you) or because they aren't trying to boss you around so much as impart wisdom they've gained from their experiences.
You don't just wake up an adult one day. You grow into it and that includes the benefit of wisdom that comes with life experiences and the respect you gain from demonstrating your maturity over time.
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Why do people not care?
Selfish people care most about things that affect themselves. Others are naturally more nurturing.
The roots of empathy and compassion are supposedly well developed by age three, so a lot could be said about how a person was raised. But I'm not convinced we understand enough about the brain and personality development to determine how much nature vs. nurture impacts lifelong compassion.
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Are you willing to risk it?
Depends on both what 'it' is and what I'm risking (money, time, life or limb, etc.)
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How do you determine if someone is lazy? Isn't anyone who takes a break lazy? Where is the line?
Laziness is apparent in both attitude and action (or lack thereof).
No, taking a break does not equate to laziness and may actually be a healthy and necessary part of a achieving a given task.
The line is crossed when a break is extended beyond what is healthy and necessary to achieve the intended purpose.
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If someone struggles to learn a subject and can't catch up with the competition, what should they do?
1) Get assistance to get caught up and understand better
2) Accept that not all subjects are for everyone and select another for which better suited
3) Try a different approach to learning the same thing, preferably in the learning style for which the person learns best
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Eye for eye or those without sin cast the first stone?
I tend to lean towards the latter.
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my son is incarcerated and the girlfriend did not give the baby his last name does my son have any legal rights to him incarcerated?
It sounds like your grandchild's mother is being a good parent. Given your son's drug addiction, he should have to prove he's changed and is capable of being a good father who remains drug-free---for the child's safety. She isn't required to give the child your son's name and although I appreciate that your son is now saddened by his current circumstances and the freedoms he's missing out on,...
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look back at your AB Q's you have asked and A's you have given how much has your life changed? are you the same person now as you were?
I'll always be the same person, but yes, there's a lot of history there.
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Have you felt like you are never really heard ?
Often. Just part of being a mom.
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Do you cry in movies or do you think that's stupid???
Sure. Heck, I even cry over commercials sometimes if they move me.
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how do u react when u see a really stupid answer on AB?
The same way I do when I see a really stupid question. I usually read it and just move on.
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Do all guys watch porn?
It's a pretty safe bet that whenever you see a question with the word 'all' in it the answer will be no. Not a lot of absolutes in this world, if any.
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How does paper beat rock?
It's actually a really, really thick stack of paper. lol
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Presents for teenaged tom-boy girls?
There's differing degrees of tom-boys. To some it simply means no make up or nail polish, to others something else entirely. Not knowing which we're talking about, here's a general list:
-iTunes (almost everyone likes music)
-Video games, CDs or DVDs
-Wii or xBox points for downloadables
-Skate (Vans) or Converse athletic shoes
-Hoodies or other non-girlie clothing
-Movie theater gift card...
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I'm a bored web developer. What is something fun for me to build?
How about web sites for local charities that could benefit, but cannot afford to pay for one?
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My boyfriend wakes up in the morning and goes on AB. He stays there all day only moving to eat and pee. Does he have a problem? How do I make him stop?
Find out what the real problem is that's keeping him online all day. Address that, and his time online will likely fall into a time frame you find more acceptable for a form of entertainment as opposed to escape.
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if you were walking to work and suddenly santa came at you with a chainsaw and a penguin on top of his head, what would you do?
Duck, then run. I'm sure I can outrun a fat man, with or without a penguin.
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What do you believe is the biggest difference between rich people and poor people?
There are way too many variables to consider and definitions to clarify to make this a simple answer. Are we talking those born rich or those whose wealth was earned through hard work and perseverance? It makes a difference. There are those who were born poor and remain so because of their attitude and actions, and then there's those who only end up poor due to unfortunate circumstances beyond...
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Have you found that people who seem to always want to be right, actually have an inferiority complex?
That certainly applies to some people. Especially, those who argue over everything or things that are clearly based on opinion (where there is no right or wrong, by definition). But there are also those who only assert themselves when they know they are right, so I don't think that generalization would necessarily apply to them.
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What does it mean to you when someone says you are obligated to him or her? Is there ever a time when obligation/duty does come into play?
I'm a fairly literal person, so to me it means the person thinks I am required to take some course of action, whether legal or moral. It's only valid to me, however, in a fiduciary capacity (if legal or business related) or comes into play with immediate family as a matter of personal duty and responsibility.
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Is there ever a time when you don't feel you have to explain yourself? Explanation usually precedes deception. How so?
I only feel the need to explain myself if the person I'm talking to doesn't seem to be understanding what I originally said.
I wouldn't agree with the statement that explanation usually precedes deception. In fact, I'd argue that in cases of deception, the deception usually comes first and any following explanation is done to support it, same as when the truth is being told.
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How difficult would it be for a rich man to try to explain to a beggar or homeless man how unimportant money really is? Does it need to said
Probably impossible. Because money IS important. It only becomes less important once your basic needs for shelter, food and clean water are satisfied.
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What is the best way to find a girl friend?
Make friends with girls--all girls. Then pay attention to which ones you feel differently about and which return your interest.
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what would be your last wish before dying?
That my family know how much I love them.
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does my baby daddy care? He left when i was 5 months prego and has never seen our child. I have since the child was born emailed him about..
No. If you read your question as if it was someone else's, you'd come to the same conclusion. He abandoned you pregnant, has never attempted to contact you or meet his child, or taken responsibility for his child in any way, so no, he doesn't care. He might be curious, however, and your emails keeping him up-to-date and not blocking you are his way of appeasing his curiosity without claiming...
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An ingredient banned in EU and Japan, a flame retardant is in 10% of U.S. soda. Should it be removed?
I've often felt that if one country has enough documentation to reason that a substance is harmful to humans, it should be banned everywhere--so yes. It's not like we are genetically different from country to country, nor are we without other options to replace most of these 'questionable' substances. Sadly, there is no worldwide effort to protect our health. All we can do is inform ourselves.
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There's a coworker that mocks me for being young, what do I do?
For starters, don't respond to the mockery in a way that demonstrates immaturity. That is stooping to his level. He's clearly an age bigot, and others have likely already noticed. The best way to handle it depends whether he is a peer or superior.
Do not protest, but rather 1) put him in his place 2) ignore him 3) challenge him. Ways to do this:
1) Put him in his place - use this tactic...
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Would you pull advertising dollars from a show you had committed to support based on the complaints of a small fringe group? Why?
I would stand by my personal convictions. Why? Because if I support something, I would not allow the bullying tactics of a special interest group to sway me. If I felt the complaints were legitimate and not in conflict with my reason to support the show, however, I would address them with the show in terms of my future support.
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I wonder if the "good" guys/gals know who they are. The "bad" guys/gals don't seem to have a clue what they are. Do they wear blinders?
I think good people generally know they are good. Chances are, the 'bad' ones have had misdeeds pointed out to them numerous times, but choose to ignore it. Whether due to denial (the name for their blinders) or because their personal standard of good is different from others is debatable. Good and bad will always be subjective terms.
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If you had discoverd that someone had lied to you twice would you ignore it for confront them? Why?
I would probably call them on it. Why? Because if done to protect me, the person needs to know I prefer the truth. If done intentionally to deceive for nothing but malice, there is no sense in maintaining the charade of friendliness if someone treats you poorly.
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Am i not good enough for you ?
I treat all people with respect until they give me reason otherwise.
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Why do women often say the opposite of what they mean? Like "Fine, go ahead," when they really mean "I'll kill you if you do."
When communicating one always has to consider tone and the potential for sarcasm along with the literal words (and body language, if available). That's not unique to women; it's true of men too. Tone can often tell when hurt feelings are leaving off half the message too. Saying "fine, go ahead" may be extrapolated to, "fine, go ahead if you really care so little how I feel about it". In that...
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On the day you die, how will you ensure that your relatives don't take all your possessions? Who will stop them?
I think if you have possessions that you know you want to leave to specific people (relatives or not) you should have it legally stipulated in a trust and will.
If you know you're dying, the best you can do is give those things to the people you want to have them, while you're still alive. You can't prevent family looters if they are unwilling to acknowledge what they're taking, unless you...
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Can my remains (cremated ashes) be tossed from my favorite spot on the Brooklyn Bridge?
Legally, no. There are laws governing the disposal of remains that prevent it. Realistically, anything can be done discreetly by a loved one.
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me and my girl are looking for a woman for a threesome maybe even to be our girlfriend and live with us
how can we find somone trustworthy?
I imagine the same way you would if either of you were single and looking for a partner. The difference being that you need to concentrate on finding someone you BOTH like who is also open to your proposed situation.
You can place a personals ad where people with that predisposition might look, (like Craigslist), but there is no more guarantee of meeting someone trustworthy there as anywhere...
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You got anything to eat?
Just some almonds on the nightstand. Not very exciting, I know. Perhaps you'd prefer the chocolate chip teddy grahams? lol
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Are your expectations of others set to high,low.no expectations or other?
I think it's highly unrealistic to say one has absolutely no expectations. It's human nature to have some expectations. It's more likely people don't realize they had expectations are until they are challenged.
I try to keep my expectations low but they still seem to be too high.
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Do you expect others to be nice all the time or are your expectations more realistic than that?
I think my expectations are fairly realistic. One doesn't have to be 'nice' to be polite and respectfully neutral (my minimum standard for common decency).
Even if it's not possible to feel like being nice all the time, it IS possible to not take a bad mood out on others. So I think it's fair to be nice, or keep to yourself. Or at the very least, apologize for any outrageous behavior.
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Are you convinced that expectations of others propel you to perform more than what you would produce otherwise? How and why?
Only when I work out. When I know I am motivating others to not give up, I keep going. Similarly, if I'm starting to lag and an instructor gets in my face, I'm suddenly revitalized--usually! lol
For work and personal matters I'm pretty self-monitoring in holding my performance to a high standard.
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How often do you use pedometer?
Never. But I use a heart monitor when I work out that calculates my calories burned based on my level of exertion, height, weight and age.
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What country do you think is better? Canada or USA?
I don't think either is 'better' than the other. There are things I like and dislike about each. Just like people, there are things that make each unique.
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When referring to a windy day outside have you ever heard somebody say
it's a real blow job out there?
Nope...that would be a new one!
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Have you ever gotten an email from a shemale?
I think I have. Someone from here.
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I will be your friend, but I won't be the enemy of your enemy. Should that be our foreign policy? How can we be everyone's ally?
You simply can't be everyone's ally. That is why some countries choose to be neutral, either officially, or by simple lack of outspokenness or involvement. But as noble as that sounds, you have to wonder, at the first sign of trouble, who will they suddenly be looking to for allies?
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How do you avoid a moocher that takes from loved ones and then those loved ones come to you when they're in a jam?
It sounds like your problem isn't avoiding the moocher. Either you want to confront the moocher to tell him/her to stop mooching, thereby putting you in the position of being asked for help, or tell your loved ones to stop allowing the mooching, which causes them to need your help. Neither involves avoiding the moocher, but rather confronting him/her, whether you or your loved ones that are...
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Are you done eating?
No, I plan to continue to eat each day until I part from this earth.
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Do you trust the expiration date on your milk, or do you still smell it to make sure it's not gone bad?
Milk rarely ever goes bad in my fridge, even a week or more past the expiration. I don't even want to know what crap is in it. But I only use it to cook and still smell it anyway.
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It's unprofessional for a judge to become emotional but judges are human too. Why can't we have computer judges to eliminate the risk?
Computers come with their own set of risks: power failure, hacking, memory dump, crashing or viruses, etc. Besides, even a computer judge would need to be programmed by man.
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If a guy allows you to leave anything at his home like clothing items what does this mean?
Only that he doesn't care if you leave things at his place. Don't read too much into it about the seriousness of the relationship, unless he tells you otherwise. Because it doesn't necessarily mean he wouldn't allow someone else to do the same or that he cares about anyone else he might have over seeing your stuff there too.
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What should i get my brother for Christmas? :/ (description)
A battery or portable charging device for any of his high tech toys. There is a pad you just set the devices on to charge.
High quality noise reducing headphones for his high tech toys. Reducing outside noise allows for lower volume and saves hearing.
Gift certificate to his favorite tech store (technology is outdated and upgraded fast).
Gift card for downloadable apps for his iPad or...
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Should we really be endorsing Santa's obesity by leaving him cookies?
Yes. It's his one big night. Don't take it from him.
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what do you call a man that's still married to his ex and lives with his girlfriend and 1 year old child and he's catholic?
The only person I knew in a similar situation was called Deacon (his job, not his name).
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Do you think Dr. Oz is weird? It's unbelievable how gross he gets, even describing the perfect shape of feces.
No. I think he's down to earth and wants people to realize that some doctors are approachable about anything and everything...as they should be because some things about the human body can be gross.
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If someone said you had a lovely temperament would you feel they thought of you like a dog?
If the person was serious I would feel they liked my personality and nature. If they were sarcastic then that explains itself. But no, I wouldn't think it had anything to do with a dog.
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I really like this girl at my school but my friend told her that im gay and she believes him.How can i tell her that im not gay plz help
Just ask her out. If she says no, ask someone else and move on. Ignore the lies and live your life, but realize that the person spreading them is NOT your friend if he knows his lies are being believed and doesn't care to stop.
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Whats the first word that comes to mind when i ask you to describe yourself?
sweetheart
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Are you ready for Christmas? Do you hate to hear this question as much as I do?
Yes, I'm ready. Just a little grocery shopping to do and that needs to be done next week.
No, I don't mind hearing the question.
Sure, it will come whether or not you're prepared. But what does that have to do with making friendly conversation? It's just as relevant as "how are you?" (Which doesn't really impact everyone else either.) Because the same people who care about your answer to one...
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Besides a curse word..What is your favorite word that starts w/ the letter 'B'?
Beguiling
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Do attractive people who get a lot of attention become impervious to emotion?
No. Not at all. A person's emotions and sensitivity are unrelated to his/her looks.
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what is one thing u would like to wear on a naked beach party?
A beautiful necklace... Hey! My necklace is up here!
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is it weird that my boyfriend's friend calls me babe? do i talk to my boyfriend about it?
Why involve your boyfriend at all? If it's the friend's behavior you don't like, and his calling you babe bothers you, be direct--with him. Say, "I'd prefer if you call me..."
He probably doesn't mean anything by it. It's used as a sign of affection, and not just romantically nowadays but a 53 year old man should be mature enough to respect your wishes.
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Girls Only: How often do you get your eyebrows done?
Never. I'm blessed with a nice shape, naturally, and wouldn't risk ruining that.
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i asked out the girl i fancy, but she rejected me, should i be satisfied with just friendship?
Only you can answer that. Do you value her friendship? If not, and you're only interested in a romantic relationship, then steer clear and move on. If you do value her beyond a romantic interest, stick around and be a good friend. See if time changes anything, but don't stop living...keep looking for someone who wants you in the same way you want her.
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Why can't I upload bare boobs on Answerbag?
You can...if their yours Zack :)
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What was your most awkward racist moment?
The first time a black friend called me Nilla. I wasn't the least offended, but I would never call someone my nigga either. I wasn't sure how to respond to it.
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How does it make you feel when some says to you, "And as if what I have to say matters"?
If they are addressing that comment to me, then I think it's pretty obvious they think I don't care one way or another how they feel. If said in general, it sounds like they feel hopeless about the situation and may just need a listening ear.
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anxiety attack! Help
Real anxiety or panic attack - take medication.
Anxiety causing incident that isn't the norm for you - try removing yourself from the stressful situation. If possible, find somewhere dark and isolated. Add some calming music and practice deep breathing or find something funny to distract you. If that doesn't work, get some strenuous exercise. Guaranteed to burn it off.
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When is it alright to say "I'm just kidding"? When isn't it? To either or both, why?
It's ok to say you're just kidding, when you actually are joking around. It's NOT ok to say that when you say something hurtful that you mean and just want to back-pedal based on the person's reaction to get out of an awkward situation.
Why? Because if you really are kidding, you want the person to know, to avoid misunderstandings and hurt feelings. But if you're not, then lying with a "just...
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How can you tell whether or not you have "vaginal issues"?
Know your body. Get a mirror and look--regularly. You should be familiar with your vagina's natural color (skin tone inside and out), scent, and natural lubrication. Cervical fluid typically ranges from clear and slick to slightly off-color white that is thicker when ovulating (like egg-whites).
Signs of a problem:
-Odor
-Intense itching that persists
-Redness or visible signs of skin...
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What does it mean when your vag. really itches? especiallybad when you have a tampon in?
Itching could be caused by several reasons:
-Moisture. Make sure you are clean and dry.
-If itching is intense, you may have a yeast infection (see your doctor for diagnosis).
-Most commercial tampons are bleached to make them white. You may be sensitive to the bleach or something else in the tampon (i.e. scent).
-Do you have any discharge in between cycles (other than clear or menstrual)?...
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How often do you give other people the benefit of the doubt?
More often than it would seem I should.
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Why are there so many questions based on outdated gender stereotypes as if equality was still a thing of the future?
Well I would argue that true equality is still a thing of the future.
As late as 15 years ago male co-workers at the company I worked at were hired straight out of college at a higher starting salary than females in the same position for no other reason than the fact they were male. The ones I knew had the same or less experience, lower college GPAs, same desires for career progression and...
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Do you think that President Bill Clinton ever used his wife Hilary as a cigar holder like he did with Monica?
I'm guessing no.
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Why did i stoped losing weight? (PLZ)
The safest way to burn fat and keep it off without losing muscle is by consuming no fewer than 500 calories a day less than your maintenance level of calories. That amounts to one pound of loss a week (and if you're making smart choices, a pound of nearly pure fat). You can burn an additional 3500 calories a week from exercise for a total healthy, sustainable weight loss of 2 lbs per week.
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If you flag contributions on this site, why do you?
If I find something offensive, like a personal attack
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You can touch my ______ if you give me _______.
You can touch my heart if you give me cause.
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Why am i not sore after i lifted? I lifted pretty hard and my arms were unusable/so tired after i was done
Soreness after lifting is the result of microscopic tears in the muscle that have to be rebuilt. This is why they stress that muscle isn't built in the gym, but out of it and also why you shouldn't work the same muscle group two days in a row. Repairs increase muscle strength to accommodate increased load in the future. But those repairs typically take 12-48 hours.
Lack of soreness can be due...
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What happens if some genius invents an underwear that defies gravity?
They already have, for women...it's called Victoria's Secret. They can lift, separate, add or decrease size, provide anti-gravity restriction during athletics, create cleavage where none exists...you name it. And VS isn't even the only company doing it.
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Are you happy with your current email?
Happiest with gmail thus far.
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How do you feel about children being exposed to sexual advertising such as Victoria's Secret in the mall? Problematic or no?
Not problematic. European cultures are liberal with nudity and sexual content in their entertainment media and there's no evidence it's problematic. If anything, censorship probably causes more problems with acceptance, communication, and creating a misguided notion that sexuality is bad or something to hide.
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Why do some people resent the use of the word "should"? For example, "you should do this", or "that's the way it should be".
Opinions vary; they aren't facts. There is usually no proven best way things should always be done or a 100% agreed upon right and wrong way things should be in life.
Declaring one's own opinion as the way things 'should be' or 'should be done' may cause resentment and be deemed self-righteous and dismissive by people holding different opinions.
Even when consensus is given to a 'should be'...
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Why do some guys become abusive and foul-mouthed when I say "I hope I make myself clear"? Is there anything abusive about saying that?
Although you may have good intentions, it sounds like you're scolding a child. That is undoubtedly why they are reacting negatively.
If you want to clarify without seeming condescending, you might ask, "does that make sense?" Or if you've needed to explain yourself more than once, ask, "does that make more sense?" It politely invites conversation if more clarification is necessary. Focusing...
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Have you taking a cold shower during winter?
No. I like it hot!
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What’s the most important thing to do first when you find out last-minute guests are on their way over?
Probably vacuum, then check that the bathroom is tidy.
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How much do you think is fair for a college-age babysitter to ask hourly?
Approximately $5-$6/hour is the going rate where I live for short stints. Most parents round up or 'tip' extra for late hours or special circumstances (like driving the kids to activities, or giving baths).
Your best bet is to ask around your local area. Maybe even randomly poll moms where you shop (if you can do so without feeling too creepy). Since most babysitters are teenagers willing to...
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Men of science in AB, can you comment on this, please?
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Why address your question to the 'men of science of AB'? (I'm neither, but going to comment anyway. lol)
Newtonian psychics left a lot to be explained. From special relativity to general relativity, progress was made in refining our knowledge. But quantum phsyics, while aptly explaining atomic physics, only created another unsolved problem: integrating the two.
Einstein believed...
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The Germany building at Disney's Epcot Center in Orlando was pretty boring... is the real Germany that dull?
Nah. I really enjoyed my visit to Berlin. Plenty of architectural scenery and interesting history. Those involved with the tourism have a stoic reverence for sharing the country's history and sadness many feel over Hitler's regime and its taint on their country. I regret I didn't get to see more of the country, particularly classic castles, as they seem to call any large house a 'castle', but...
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Can you tell when someone has been to the gym and when someone hasn't?
No, you can't. Some people are genetically blessed with lean muscle mass and low body fat without ever working out. Others work out at the gym but still will not get the visible results they want if they aren't adequately challenged, going often enough, or paying proper attention to diet and nutrition (challenges that become increasingly difficult with age). Still others are works in progress,...
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Just what is Jim's secret? Why do so many women say they're off to the Jim?
He delivers results
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Why are you anonymous?
Keeps the creepers away
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What is your government hiding from you?
Area 51
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Do you think at this point Al Qaeda regrets f'ing with America?
No. They are extremists willing to die for their cause at any price.
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If a woman refuses to repent and denies God before she is stoned for adultery does He condemn her to eternal damnation?
Non-religious answer:
If He actually existed, only he could answer the question of how he'd react.
Religious answer:
Anyone seeking God's forgiveness is forgiven (guilty or not) and anyone denying Him is denied in return.
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Girls. A guy is attracted to you and asks you out but you're not in the least bit attracted to him. Are you cruel or kind about it?
Always kind
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Straights are natural , gays are not, agree or disagree and why?
Disagree. There is evidence of homosexuality in nature (non-human). Doesn't get any more natural than that.
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Why is the time of day with the slowest traffic called rush hour?
Because despite the slow traffic, people are rushing to get to and from work.
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I drank Gelatin (Jello) 24 hours ago. Would that make a pregnancy test come back as a negative reading? Help!
No. Home pregnancy tests typically have a control (that allows you to know the test is validly working) and a result. Sometimes they exist as two separate readings on the test (like one window for the test line and a second for the result) and other times as one window with a combined result (like a minus sign to show the test is working but you're not pregnant and a second line appears to form...
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Girls, can I be your boyfriend?
Sure. Emphasis on friend. lol
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At what age is too old to give your kid a spanking?
Don't start. I'm not saying to spoil a child, but there are psychologist-proven methods to discipline that don't involve violence that creates resentment. They actually foster mutual respect while teaching responsibility, consequences, and immediate behavior modification, even to very young toddlers (and you'd have no reason to spank a baby).
If you think about it, most educators are not...
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You ask a question..a few respond with a non-answer and go off on a tangent. Why answer if you're not going to answer? Are they inept?
I don't get it either Rosie. Clearly we don't have to all agree on the 'right' answer to a question or hold the same opinion on subjective ones, but if not to answer the question asked, they should just move on and select one they do want to answer.
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What does avocado taste like?
A very mild but fatty nut butter like taste with a creamy texture similar to a ripe banana or semi-soft butter (depending on degree of ripeness).
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You say _____, I say _____.
You say loi-yer, I say lawyer.
I've never understood why the pronunciation is bastardized and didn't seem to be years ago.
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how do i get more people to answer my questions
Ask questions that have broad appeal (relate to all).
Ask questions that evoke strong emotional response.
Keep questions short in length.
Ask a variety of questions (serious, funny, thought-provoking) to reach the broadest possible audience.
When asking for opinions, don't state yours as fact in your question (that could alienate someone from responding).
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Irony! An alleged adulterer's "troubles" seems to be benefiting a proven adulterer's bid for president. Is this a joke or what?
The biggest joke is that we pay it any attention whatsoever. The media would do us all a favor by focusing solely on the political issues we face as a nation.
The greatest political problems facing our country have never been a matter of with whom the President was or was not having sex. It simply isn't relevant. When they show me a study of sexual promiscuity linked to a politicians efficacy...
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Since recognising i have mental problems,addressing them and seeking help-those closest to me have turned on me - why ?
Your friends may just be reacting with humor to lighten what they feel is a 'heavy' topic or they may not recognize the problem(s) as being serious.
It is very likely your mother feels she is being blamed for your problems (either by you or the mental health professionals). Maybe she has/had problems of her own she suffers silently, and feels betrayed by your outspoken nature.
How much do...
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Why is my kids father working at burger king?
You asked why he's working at Burger King then answered your own question..."because he likes the job and it's the only job he could find".
Based on the question's category he's an 'ex', so you have no control or influence over what job he chooses to take. What should you do? Stop arguing with him. The court determines the amount of child support owed and if you have a problem with the...
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What to say back to your boyfriend when he say he cant make you stay with him
What you say back should depend on how you feel:
You can't make me stay, but do you want me to?
You can't make me stay, but you can give me reasons to want to stay.
You're right you can't make me stay, and that's why I'm leaving.
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What do you do if a guy dressed up as Santa Claus punches you in the face?
Definitely put him on the naughty list.
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What do you do if a guy punches you in the face while you are asleep?
Probably kill him and claim self defense. He was clearly up to no good.
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Many Americans think they won WWII. Are they aware that 3/4 of German fatalities died on the Russian front?
Suffice it to say that victory for the allies WAS a victory for the Americans.
I would never proclaim to be a historian, but I think it's unfortunate for a question to become an excuse to bash one country or another. Is it really necessary to credit the dead per country? War is a terrible thing. This was a necessary war against a mutually recognized evil. I'm simply glad that there was a...
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I have an excel formula giving a Value# error, however if I click on fx, I can see the correct number result. What could the issue be?
Difficult to say without an example. Is there more than one embedded function? It could be a circular reference if you copied the formula to more than one cell.
Go to the beginning of your formula and type an apostrophe ' to change the cell format from mathematical formula to text. Copy and paste that text here so we can see your actual formula (and values in any referenced cells).
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I find it a whole lot easier to open and respond to a message from someone I don't like than someone I do. How can I change this?
Figure out why that's the case.
Is is because 'hate' mail requires a quicker response and friendly mail eats up too much time? Is it because you feel an obligation to respond to a friendly email promptly but can take your time on a a negative one? Once you know why certain messages are easier you might be able to enjoy the others more as well.
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Americans spend $19.3 million per hour for war. Is that how you want your tax dollars spent?
No. There are much better uses for the money here at home. And if another country actually wants and needs help, there are other countries that could step up.
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You want to do Flo from Progressive?
I'm not a fan of hers. I find her character annoying. But I have heard that some men find her quite alluring.
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Is your local used bookstore owner a jerk whenever you try to sell books to them?
I wouldn't say a jerk, but I have not had good luck in reselling any. The store is very particular about publishing dates being very recent. Now I just donate to the local libraries.
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why is it that poor people never enjoy christmas to it's fullest?
I don't think that statement is a 'given' truth.
Some poor people are far more appreciative of blessings like family togetherness, good health, small hand-made gifts and a shared meal. Conversely, some rich people hate the extravagant burdens of Christmas. So it's arguable who, in that situation, enjoys the holiday to its fullest.
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Ladies if your "blind dating" a guy and his ex girlfriends were encouraging you not to do a second date with him, would you listen?
A blind date is a singular thing. It only happens once between the same two people. A second date is no longer 'blind'. The woman decides from the first date experience if she wants to date the guy a second time. Personally, I would make my own mind up and not rely on the opinions of others, including exes.
You shouldn't be so sure. Not all girls would "foolishly listen to exes". (Many women...
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Girls/guys, what feature are you more visually focused on a persons butt,legs,chin,hands or arms?
Initially, I look for a friendly face and smile. Bodily...nice arms and chest and thighs bigger than mine :)
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Are you the type of person who would complain about Sasha Grey reading to your child(ren)? Why or why not?
No. Why? Because to a six year old, she is simply another adult who can read.
People who find it objectionable need to ask themselves why they expect a six year old to know porn stars by name or sight.
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Do you feel threatened or uneasy about the atheist population in the United States?
No. The United States is a cultural and religious melting pot. Lack of religion should be equally welcome.
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Would you vote for an atheist for President?
Yes. Separation of church and state is a good thing. I will always vote for whom I believe is the best candidate, regardless of religious affiliation or lack thereof.
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Anyone want a bacon sandwich?
Damn you...that does sound tasty.
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If a 40 year old had sex with a 17 year old thet was minutes away from turning 18 would the 40 year old setill get charged?
If the age of consent was 18 and his crime is reported, yes.
Most US states have lowered the age of consent to 16 though...kinda sad.
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Do you love watching breast feeding?
Only when it was me feeding my child in the privacy of my home. Beyond that, it's a private moment. I don't mind others doing it, but I don't watch.
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are you sexy and you know it?
Absolutely :)
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Would you find it disrespectful if a person accused you of being a prude just because you did not want to answer a personal question?
Yeah, or at the very least rude. In most cases, those people have shown their true colors early and their intent is not really to get to know you. If they did, they'd simply wait until you felt comfortable enough to answer willingly.
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Are you short for your age?
I'm pretty much short for any age. lol
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Only computer programming/web developer jobs are left. I can't do either after trying for 10 years. Time to return to dust?
As long as there are people, there will always be a variety of medical jobs.
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I walked in on my son having sex with his girlfriend. They're both 14 years old.
You're a little naive, but it's understandable when you are used to dealing with great kids that demonstrate pristine behavior, good citizenship and responsibility. Where you went wrong is in forgetting that great kids are still human beings capable of the same sexual temptation as adults.
It would be even more naive to assume you can put a stop to your child growing up. At this stage it would...
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What do you do when a grown married step child keeps leaving her husband and moving back in multiple times? Can you say no more? i'm tired!
As long as you and your significant other agree, you are certainly within your rights to demand she face her problems, find solutions, and make her own permanent living arrangements.
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Don't you ever want to just get the phone numbers of your friends on answerbag?
I have several that are very long-term friends and they have mine. Most of them are no longer on here, so we keep in touch that way.
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With no clear front runner among the GOP, will they have a brokered convention? Might this lead to a draft Palin movement?
They will find someone. I don't think Palin is considered a serious option anymore.
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What's your opinion about getting your child to move out when they reach 18 for breaking the nos sex before marriage rule.
I think if the true goal was to promote the greatest possible purity the parents would want the child to remain living at home as long as possible to influence the child.
On the flip side, I think if 18 year olds want to accept full responsibility for the consequences of engaging in sexual relationships, they are better off living independently so they do not need to feel scorned for their...
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what does it mean if a girl smiled at me for 6 seconds without breaking eye contact
She's not shy
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A Job? 70% of Occupy Wall Streeters are Employed, Compared to 56% of Tea Partiers. Does that change your view of OWS movement?
When taken at face value, I don't think employment rates are completely relevant to an opinion on either side of the topic. As always, statistics can be used to influence opinion in either direction.
Some people retire and are voluntarily unemployed. Some people can afford to wait for the economy to improve. Others are employed, but severely under-employed (i.e. an educated professional...
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If your screen name on AB were your real name would you be more carful about what you say?
No. I always state my honest opinion. There are plenty of people on AB that do know my real name. The only difference is I decide who to trust with that personal information.
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Is hydrogen peroxide a cure for bacterial vaginosis?
A treatment, not a cure. Douches of diluted hydrogen peroxide (with water) can reduce discharge and odor, thus appearing to be a cure, but in most cases the infection returns days or weeks later.
Times (and bacteria) have changed since earlier studies. It's now known that resistant L. Gardnerella creates a film on the vaginal walls that survives in the presence of hydrogen peroxide and lactic...
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Vanilla or not?
Real vanilla when desired...or chocolate anytime.
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Why do Buddhists shave their heads? Rather than being a sign of humility, is this not MORE image-conscious, because of the effort required?
I don't know about the religious aspects, and whether it should be considered more or less image-conscious, but the bald men I know find it to be far less effort to maintain than daily washing, styling and regular hair cuts.
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Have you ever met someone from AB in person? Were they what you expected?
Yes, two women. The three of us got together while I was nearby on vacation.
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Are you an adult and still can't grow a beard?
Yes, but I'm pretty happy about that. lol
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Can you have a conversation using only questions?
What kind of question is that?
You don't think that's a valid question?
Do you think it's a valid question?
I'm wondering why you think it might not be?
I have so many reasons I'm not sure where you want me to begin?
Can you start at the beginning?
Do you have enough time to hear them all?
Well how many are there?
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Should the government create 1million burger flipping jobs, then throw all the burgers in a landfill?
Of course not. At the very least there are plenty of starving people that would be willing to eat the burgers!
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If you saw a young person masturbating under the stairwell? What would you do? Even in a apartment complex.
Probably ignore it and walk on by...although I can't for the life of me imagine why that would be a chosen spot.
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If someone is a hermaphrodite, and therefore both straight and gay, then are they going to Hell according to Christians?
When you consider that intersex individuals ('true' hermaphrodites) cannot be biologically classified as clearly male or female, it would also follow that you cannot classify their sexuality as straight or gay.
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What does "kick them in the curb" mean? Apparently it is a lyric in a song by Kesha.
It's kick them TO the curb...as in cast them away, put out with the trash.
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For women only: Will you please hold my pennies while I pay the cashier?
I had to read that twice, but yes, yes I will hold your pennies.
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Does your voice sound feminine?
Uber
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Look to your right what do you see
My cell phone lying on the arm of the chair
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What place on Earth has the lowest crime rate, bullying, disrespectful people, and harrassment?
An uninhabited island
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Why can't I ever be enough?
You have to first believe you ARE enough. Once you accept that, others will too. From that point forward, anyone who doesn't think so, isn't worth your time.
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A psychologist has admitted making up data and faking research over many years which were published. Is he a victim as he claims?
I understand that he felt pressured and I'm glad he's remorseful, but no, he's not a victim. There is pressure to perform in most jobs so that's not a valid justification for his medically unethical behavior. As with any job, you perform or you find a new job.
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My knee cap hurts and feels weird?
I tore my meniscus years ago and occasionally experience similar problems with fully straightening my knee, especially after engaging in frequent high impact activities. I've concluded it's due to swelling. Taking an over-the-counter anti-inflammatory, giving it a day's rest, and icing the area after extreme activity helps.
For any knee injury it is recommended you follow the RICE...
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Do you get mad or even - or both ?
I take the high road. If I get mad or hurt I try not to stay that way long.
Any negative emotion is self-destructive and certainly not productive to a person's emotional well-being in any capacity.
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What should i do about my friend? She keeps ditching me and my friends for other people that i'm friends with too.
Stop accepting invitations to hang out with her and don't include her in your future plans. If she asks why she's excluded, tell her why.
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I have a 19 year old boyfriend and I'm 14.. We Will NOT have sex because we don't want to and it's illegal.. So insight, I guess.?
Having been in a similar situation, my insight would be that it can work, but if it does--long-term--you will undoubtedly miss out on a lot of life's experiences that you may later regret.
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Do you kick them to the curb unless they look like Mick Jagger?
I've never been a huge Mick Jagger fan, so I'm more likely to 'set' them on the curb if they DO look like Mick. lol
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how do u delete answerbag account?
What happens on the internet, stays on the internet. You may NOT delete an entire answerbag account or any content solely in the form of text that is not deemed offensive or against the AB terms of service. The content and copyright is owned by AB.
You may request content consisting of photos, graphics, audio or video be deleted by writing to the address listed under Legal/Terms of...
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Why are there so many heterosexual men that are into licking and sucking on very large cocks?
There aren't. You're not talking about a single experimental experience. Men that enjoy such behavior and are attracted to doing it are actually bi-sexual. For whatever reason, many don't like the connotation of that word and perceive it as a negative label or judgment, and so insist on calling themselves 'heterosexual', regardless that their behavior and desires do not fit the definition of...
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Agree or disagree - "Happiness isn’t about getting what you want, it’s wanting what you’ve got”?
It's about both.
There comes some happiness in achieving ones goals, but even more in appreciating what you have already. No matter how much one has, there will always be something else to want. If you spend your life only chasing wants you will never feel fulfilled. So as with anything, it's a balance.
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Mat.5:5 "Blessed are the meek,for they will inherit the earth". Whom is Jesus speaking of? Is it the other sheep or small crowd, or other?
Probably insects
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Does your alarm clock go off on the weekends?
Yes. It's the only way I'd make it to the gym on time.
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Is there a default personality that we can switch to if we don't know who we should be?
I vote for a kind, compassionate and tolerant one.
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Do you believe others can live upto your expectations?
Yes, I'm not unreasonable and I'm also forgiving.
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Would you call a butterfinger a chocolate bar??
Even though it's chocolate coated, I would call it a candy bar.
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I was told I only got 2 months to live. I have small cell cancer of the brain. What do I do now?
Make sure those you love, know it.
Think of all the things you want to do in your life, and do what you haven't done. Some people can live more in two months than others do in 50 years.
If you have things of value you want left to specific people, make sure your legal affairs are specific and in proper order (no matter how long you expect to have on earth).
Doctors 'practice' the art of...
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Any ladies going to a Bordo Photography studio for their mans Christmas present this year?
Do you mean boudoir (as in intimate photography) that captures your likeness head to toe?
No. I wouldn't recommend it. A studio usually retains copyright of all photos, and no matter how beautiful or tasteful, that's personal.
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I have seen some ladies post pictures on Adult AB showing nude body parts, some get deleted while others don't, why is that?
I'm sure the ones that remain simply haven't been flagged for removal or noticed yet.
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If life was a piece of cake, what kind is it?
I'm thinking it's fruitcake. Because it certainly has it's fair share of the fruity and the nuts.
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Have you ever been able to hurt your own feelings?
Only if I dwell on the disappointing actions of others.
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See something, say something. It's annonymous. An easy way to get revenge?
Your Federal Government at your service.
Is this referring to tax evasion?
You could look at it that way. Or you could look at it as righting a wrong of someone trying to abuse the system. Depends on the offense or context of the question.
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What's wrong with a Caucasian American scholarship foundation?
I'm personally opposed to any grant or scholarship being based on religion, race, gender, nationality, creed or any other criteria that has anything to do with qualifications other than ability and/or need. Otherwise, they are ALL discriminatory. If it's an illegal hiring practice to discriminate based on those things, they also have no place in public education.
I don't think applications...
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I can search within a specific website on Google, but are you no longer able to exclude a specific site from the search results?
Did you try including a minus/dash sign before the site name in your search criteria? That works for me.
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Does it surprise you to hear U.S. glossed over cancer concerns as it rolled out airport X-ray scanners & they may indeed cause cancer?
It doesn't surprise me at all. Although I imagine the greatest risk is for those who fly frequently, it's still not acceptable they approve any technology known to inflict cancer, unless it's to treat an existing cancer, and it's a treatment accepted willingly.
Known carcinogenic food ingredients approved by the FDA are even more staggering. And food is something we all consume daily.
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What if you were the anti-christ?
Then it turns out the Anti-Christ isn't so bad after all.
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i am not virgin but this fact how do i hide from my husband?
You don't. He should accept you for you, including your sexual past. If not, find someone else who will and live your life happily, without secrets.
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Anyone else afraid of the people in the world who do not believe in God, and that they could kill us the same way they killed Jesus?
No. There are killers that believe in God and killers that don't.
I know plenty of peace loving individuals that do not believe in God and I'd be no more afraid of them than someone who believes in God.
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With 50%+ divorce rate and 20 percent having one or more marriages.....
No, but then I don't think I've ever heard that phrase used to justify anything.
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Why Doesn't Anyone Believe That Kim Kardashian Has A Butt That Is Too Big?
Because it's not? As long as she's healthy, it's not too big.
If her publicized measurements (35D-26-40) are accurate, her butt isn't nearly as big as people think. It's more a matter that 1) people with a small waist will naturally appear to have a big bottom and 2) men are so accustomed to women lying about their measurements and weight that they have no idea what is truly realistic.
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Can you hum while holding your nose closed?
Yes, but only for a very short time
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i've had a headache on the left side of my head (above left eye) for abt 2 weeks- hurts when i apply pressure or shut my eye tightly. help?
Persistent headache, especially in a specific location, is grounds for immediate evaluation by a doctor. Please do not hesitate to get that checked out. Hopefully, it is nothing serious, but having a headache for so long in the same location could be a sign of these or any number of other serious conditions:
Hemicrania continua
Temporal arteritis
Aneurysm
Lyme disease
Cryptococcal meningitis...
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I hate the fact that he's still friends with his ex, but am not the kind of person to forbid him anything. what to do?
Love is not always rational. Maybe instead of trying to change yourself, since you've done that now for 1.5 years, you should just accept this about yourself? But do ask yourself, if you have no fears about the stability of your relationship, what does it mean to feel 'iffy' about him going to see her?
Beyond that, perhaps it will help if you take a look at relationships YOU have with members...
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Girls would you date a guy who approaches you in public
If a woman is interested in seeing the guy, she will most likely give her number, ask for his, or ask to meet him again at that same location (if she's cautious about handing out her number so soon upon meeting). It's just that simple, because to be honest...how would she meet a guy in private? lol
And yes, women do get rejected sometimes too.
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Someone Said on facebook: Bad things are always going to happen in life. People will hurt you. Does it mean they are mad at someone?
Could be they are mad, sad, or disappointed in someone.
Could be they are reacting to someone else who was whining about such a hardship.
Could just be a blanket statement of that sentiment since so many people use facebook as a billboard to broadcast their personal problems.
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What size breasts are best?
Any size that is healthy for the woman sporting them.
Whether a mouthful, handful, or more, there are people with varying size hands and for some a mouthful is never enough. They want to bestow numerous kisses, for however long it takes.
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Are you pretty and hot?
I have been called those things, but I consider myself a very down-to-earth kind of gal.
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There have always been wars, earth-quakes,famine, and crime. Conditions are no worse today. How would you reply?
I would agree. In today's technological age, we simply have the ability to travel farther, and broadcast communications about these things more readily than in the past. We're simply more globally aware of these things when they happen.
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Why do so many "free thinkers" want to control other peoples thoughts?
Either 1) they aren't really free thinkers but control freaks or 2) they aren't trying to control other peoples' thoughts so much as persuade someone to agree with what they believe is a proper conclusion (based on facts) or opinion.
The second set aren't always so bad and can encourage free-thinking and spirited debate; they just come off as controlling sometimes when their beliefs are...
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Did you cry when Elvis died?
Yes, I remember going outside to be alone to cry. I was very young but my mom played his music around the house so I did feel the loss.
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An honest question for big-breasted women:
Eroticism. With proper positioning it allows for oral stimulation as well. Rubbing any part of the female body against your man is a joint thrill. Doing something different keeps life exciting and prevents boredom.
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How should I act with some of my friends who ruined my night by getting uncontrollably drunk, causing damages and police calls?
I believe everyone makes mistakes, but it's how they handle those mistakes that determines their character.
Have these friends apologized? If so, I would hope you'd act with forgiveness (but also with future caution). Depending on the damages, I would expect you to ask for reparations. How they react will show if they are truly friends.
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Whose bad books do you never want to be in? Why?
God and Santa...
Why? Wouldn't that be self explanatory? lol
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Im a sophmore and I have been lookin for colleges which colleges have good vet programs or reputations?
This site claims to rank US colleges and gives the methodology for the rankings. If you're outside the states, you could do a similar query for your country.
http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-health-schools/veterinarian-rankings
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Should i get my bellybutton pierced behind my moms back and tips on how to hide it?
No, you shouldn't. You should wait until you're capable (in age and/or maturity) of doing it without it behind behind her back and, therefore, without needing to hide it.
Those piercings do often get infected and if that happens your deception will come out anyway when you need medical care.
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I just asked someone if they loved me...they said that word is undefinable and to ask in a different way...um any tips?
Ask the person how he/she feels about you.
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wouldn't it be a good idea if food stamp recipients had only 1 store designated for them in each county in the country?
No. That may provide a hardship for those without a vehicle that live far from that one location.
Based on your answer, it seems that what you really want is to ensure adequate provisions for all those on food stamps (which doesn't seem to be a problem now) and that the recipients make wise choices with their food stamps. But even having one store requires the stamp recipients to choose...
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Does anyone believe that Jake from Top Shot was really a SEAL?
I think if he wasn't, they would have called him out long ago. I only saw one episode, but in the one I watched he shot quite well.
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Should we cease the search for Waldo?
Sure. He's probably tired of running. And he definitely has to be tired of carrying all those books.
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Hey peeplz! What do Germans look like? A lot of people say I look german. Dunno if I am or not...
"Germans" can look as different as people of any other nationality, so it's impossible to figure out what they mean.
Some stereotypes describe older Germans as solid, and stocky. But Germans are most often known for being fair in coloring, (the whole bond hair blue eyes Aryan thing Hitler wanted). You can't read anything into it. My family is German and none of us are blond and only half...
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What do you look like?
There are quite a few on the "What do you look like?" question. Any new question asking for pictures of users usually gets merged with that one.
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Why doesn't AB have a separate category for badly-spelt questions regardless of the topic?
Because that wouldn't necessarily help the asker get an answer
Because sorting questions by topic helps people find questions they want to answer
Because different locales spell words differently (color vs. colour)
What would that accomplish besides possibly alienating someone from using the site by calling out a poor habit, or the fact that English may not be the person's first language?
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What should we dress up as if we were going to a halloween party together? (something that matches each other)
Boy this could go on forever...
Batman and bat/catgirl
Salt and pepper shakers
Mustard and ketchup
Heat miser and Cold miser
Fred and Wilma Flintstone
Beavis and Butthead
Ice-T and Coco (any celebrity couple)
Hugh Hef and a playmate
Medusa and a statue
Hot dog and bun (hug her)
A hot chick and a magnet (get it...chick magnet?)
Pirate and wench
Pimp and Ho
Cookie and Milk
Santa and Mrs. Claus...
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What do you think of guys that masterbate a lot. Like they'll see a good looking girl and then go home and do it thinking about them.
I don't think much of it, being normal human behavior...but if they do it a lot they might have a lot of free time.
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Do you give people something to love?
Yes, I'm adorable. lol
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Do you find that people often times laugh at you or with you?
Both. I'm a regular riot and also a bit naive, so I set myself up a lot.
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What if carolers came to your door and started singing Flash by Queen, but instead of Flash they were singing Jesus?
Being a Queen fan, I would probably laugh and enjoy it.
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Which is classier to you....old money or new? Old wealth or the nouveau riche? Born to it or earned it? Why?
Money has no bearing on how classy a person is to me.
Someone without money can be classy and someone quite affluent can be inelegant, plain--unclassy.
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"Life Begins At Conception", is a Fertilized Human Ovum a Baby?
When human life begins is a subjective distinction made by whomever you ask and humanity's inability to agree on the answer is THE basis for all debate over when the law should protect life.
Some people believe life begins at conception; some believe it is when a complete human being has been formed (brain, heart, lungs, etc.); still others believe life begins when a being can live...
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"I love you, man". Is it all right for a guy to say that to another guy?
Absolutely! There's no reason a guy shouldn't let his friends know he cares.
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Everyone who cares to really study and think about it can see there is no creator god. Why continue to deny the obvious?
Everyone who cares to study can see that not all questions have been answered. Until they are, no one can claim to 'know' everything as fact. THAT is the only thing that is obvious.
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OK for children to trick or treat in an adult book store? OK to give them sex toys or condoms in lieu of candy?
No. Children do not belong in an adult book store.
No. Where I live, children under the age of 18 are not legally allowed in adult stores.
A better question, is why would you even suggest such a thing for children?
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What's the difference between Belief and Faith?
A belief is nothing more than a personal conviction that something is the truth. Some beliefs are conclusions based on examination of evidence or supported by material proof.
Faith is a specific kind of belief not supported by proof.
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Since when does being wealthy mean you have "class"? Since when does being poor mean you don't? So why is it even called "class warfare"?
It doesn't. Social class has nothing to do with whether one has class or is classy. The word 'class' is a homonym, a word that shares its spelling and pronunciation, but has more than one meaning.
When speaking in terms of class warfare, class doesn't mean 'classy' or having 'class' but rather class as in social stratification (or "classification of persons into groups based on shared...
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Noblesse oblige. Is it alive and well, dying or dead? Is there room for noblesse oblige in an "I've got mine, get your own" world?
The historical definition is no longer applied in modern world, but there are plenty of instances of it alive and well in the broader sense that there are plenty of people helping those less fortunate.
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How do you get your partner to be more dominant/experimental in bed?
Tell your partner what you want and see what he/she is open to trying. It is easy to do that (encourage experimentation) through exposure to video, literature, and accessories you bring to your intimate sessions. All you can do is introduce what you like and see what 'takes'. It is far less likely that you can change a docile person into a dominant one. Your best hope there is to discover some...
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Have you ever cried almost non stop for a few days?
Yes, over the loss of loved ones.
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Are these or aren't these like the toughest and hottest nails you've ever seen?
The color combination is very nice and I love the sparkles! But I prefer a squared tip that doesn't flare quite that much--more natural looking. When going with a bold color scheme, a slightly shorter length keeps it classy and sassy. Bold + long can send a different ('stripper') message. But rock on with your bad self!
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When you have some 'splainin' to do where do you start? With an apology or is that where you end?
If an apology is owed, I begin and end that way. If further explanation is required, I'd throw that in between.
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how does a young born again Christian rid himself of his fear of death?im still scared even though the bible says that heaven is where yougo
Perhaps try thinking of death the way you do going to sleep. You probably don't fear going to sleep at night, do you? You just trust that when you go to sleep life will continue on while you do.
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Are you smarter than you look?
Yes.
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If your child came home with a new vibrating dildo in his/her trick or treat bag would you let him/her keep it?
No way. There is no way to know for sure it hasn't been used. Gross.
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Do you think you look older or younger than you actually are?
I look younger than my actual age.
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Have you ever been embarrassed for buying something from the store? Condoms, laxatives etc?
Sure. But thankfully, the self check-out aisle in major retail stores now allows us to avoid that embarrassment.
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Ballet, do guys learn this with girls?
There was one male in my class. Most schools offer separate classes for males and females, unless it's a partnering class or prep for a performance.
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My bf of six years everything i do or say, or where ever i go it all leads to something where he thinks im lying or doing something wrong.
Have you been honest with him? If so, tell him and that his lack of trust is not something you're willing to tolerate any longer. He can either trust you or you both move on in life.
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What do you tend to be wasteful with?
Water. I love a nice long hot shower or bath.
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What can Atheism offer the world?
An alternative viewpoint to religion
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Would you ever ask questions on here that look like homework questions that aren't just to get a rise out of people?
If I was a student that needed homework help I wouldn't hesitate to ask a question. But I wouldn't do for any other reason than to legitimately get an answer.
I get irritated by the people that scorn those asking for help when the question is asked in the proper homework category. They have no reason to chastise someone for asking a homework question. If they don't want to help, look away! AB...
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Could you fit under your bed?
Yes, but it wouldn't be comfortable. lol
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"In Fifty Years We'll All Be Chicks." Do you agree? Is masculinity doomed?
No. There are too many masculine men out there for that to happen.
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Do you prefer the truth? even if its harsh?
If my choice is the truth or a lie, then yes, I want the truth. If a harsh truth is something I need to know, then yes, I want that truth also.
If it's something that doesn't concern me, maybe I don't need to know about it at all.
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Can someone be considered an "attention whore"??
Absolutely. It just means the person likes a lot of attention.
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Do those mini trampolines help lose weight?
Those who say no, have never used one correctly. I wear a heart monitor when I work out that is programmed to record my heart rate and based off that, my age, height, weight and length of activity, it calculates my caloric burn. I'm not a big woman and I regularly burn between 400-600 calories in a one hour session...so hell yeah you can lose weight when you do it right!
Called rebounding,...
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My English Setter makes a huge mess when drinking. Any suggestions for minimizing the mess or for the shape of the drinking vessel?
Disposable absorbent puppy pads lined with plastic at the back will catch the water and protect floors. If the water evaporates before the next major spill you might not even have to change the pad often. They are great under kitty litter pans or appliances that may drip condensation as well.
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Do men naturally feel closer to and care about a woman having had sex with her?
I think the most accurate answer to this question is that it depends on the man and the woman. But clearly not all men feel that way with all women they sleep with or there would be fewer one-night stands, fewer prostitutes, and fewer relationships that fizzle out.
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Is the reason most women don't like sex, because there partners no good at it?
There's no evidence to support 'most' women don't like sex.
But IF a woman doesn't like sex it could be for any number of reasons:
-perhaps she had a bad experience (or many) in her past
-she may have an anatomical reason that sex is unpleasant or even painful for her
-her partner may not be considerate in pleasuring her as well as himself
-maybe her partner doesn't know how to please her so...
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Should there be school uniforms in public schools?
No. We are all unique individuals finding our place in this world and school is no different. Unless we want the government to also mandate common dress code for all workplaces, why teach children that's how the world works?
A child who is ridiculed for dressing poor, learns to associate with those that grant acceptance based on merit and personality, not wealth. A child who judges another on...
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What does it mean when your hands start shaking if you don't eat?
One of two problems:
-low blood sugar
or
-excessive caffeine intake
If it doesn't happen all the time it doesn't mean you necessarily have type 2 diabetes, but if you aren't downing huge amounts of caffeine it does mean your blood sugar is too low at that time and is a strong indication that you may be at risk of developing hypoglycemia, which is often a predecessor to type 2 diabetes. The...
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i feel sick everyday around midday any ideas why? ive tried eating something with sugar in before but this doesnt help
How is it exactly that you feel sick? Headache, dizziness, nausea, or abdominal pain? Need more info, but here are some suggestions related to each:
1) If you take a birth control pill, alter the time of day you take it to after lunch.
2) Many headaches, dizziness and nausea are caused by fluctuating blood sugar (too high or too low). Make sure your meals include a balance of protein,...
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Do you consider yourself a "nice person" most of the time? Why or why not?
I consider myself a 'nice person' almost all the time. I treat others the way I would like to be treated or better. And even when they treat me poorly, I seek to continue to be the same kind person.
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What would it take to eradicate hypocrisy? No I'm not joking. Seriously. What would it take?
Hypocrisy - professing to have a virtuous character, moral or religious beliefs or principles that one does not possess. Essentially saying one thing while thinking or doing another.
I don't know about eliminating it, as there will always be people who practice deception, but if you look at WHY hypocrisy exists, it seems simple to reduce. Why would someone profess a belief they do not hold?...
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When you perform arithmetic in your mind , do you see numbers or shapes ?
Numbers, because I usually break them down to make them faster to add mentally (i.e. 44 + 27 becomes 40 + 20 + 11)
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I have a strong anal fissure infection what are the best home remedies to cure it?
A topical antibiotic ointment like NEOSPORIN® kills a few of the more common skin bacteria and may help fight infection, but it's only for external use, it doesn't kill all bacteria and is NOT intended to treat major infections.
You shouldn't attempt to treat this with home remedy for the following reasons:
-You may require stitches
-Your wound's location exposes it to considerable...
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Are you scared to touch your eyes? Why or why not?
No, I wear contacts, so I got over that 'ick' factor years ago :)
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i finally got some meds for a fungus in my mouth today,
You could try a threatening letter to gain an out of court settlement, possibly, but most attorneys only take malpractice suits where they can prove irreparable harm. A yeast infection would not qualify.
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Mangia mangia, it's National Pasta Day... How would you like to celebrate today?
Butternut squash ravioli...yum!
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Do you feel attractive in a short black dress?
I certainly do
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WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF THERE WERE A CRYING BABY ON YOUR PLANE AND YOU HAVENT GOT SLEEP IN 2 DAYS?
Babies frequently cry on planes because of ear discomfort caused by the changing air pressure within the cabin. The baby was not the reason I hadn't slept in two days, so I'd be compassionate. If the parent seemed distressed, I would offer helpful advice like the fact that a pacifier, bottle, or sipping cup of juice would promote swallowing and possibly alleviate the pressure causing baby's...
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What does it mean when a girl gives you her number?
It's a pretty safe bet that if a girl gives out her number, she wants the guy to call her.
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What is the first thing you buy when you find out that you or your wife is pregnant?
If it's a first pregnancy, books to educate yourself on a healthy pregnancy.
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Would you live in an "earthscraper", a building that went 65 stories underground? Why or why not?
I think I'd quickly develop a fear of being buried alive...so no, I wouldn't want to live there. I have a hard enough time being comfortable in underground tunnels/bridges.
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Guy is already dating someone but keeps staring at me?
It doesn't matter why he's staring at you. If he was rude to you, he's no one you should give the time of day. Continue to ignore him.
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Why do guys think women are whores just bc they have 2 kids by 2 different dads?
The ones who do are judgmental. I don't believe all men think that way though.
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I tested nitrate positive, WTF?
You absolutely can have a UTI without symptoms, especially if the infection is in the bladder and hasn't become concentrated enough to irritate the urethra. An untreated infection can progress to a serious infection of the kidneys, so it's best to play it safe and see your doctor. Most UTIs only require a short course of antibiotics. Drink that water! :)
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Today I talked to the guy who went out with my friend last night. What does it mean if he said she laid there like a dead fish?
It means that while he was attempting intimacy, she didn't actively participate. Only she could tell you why.
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Do you think people with disabilities should get Social Security checks?
That is one reason it exists, so yes. There are, of course, guidelines; like anything, it can be abused.
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In 1968 a student working 6.2 hours a week at minimum wage could pay for college. Should we have the same standards now?
It would be nice if something could be done to make living and education more affordable, but a college education costing less than $50 a week (based on a federal minimum of $7.25 as of July 2009)? I don't see how it would be possible to employ quality educators and keep them from leaving upper education for the private sector.
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Can I see it?
I don't know...can you? (If you want to know if it's possible.)
Maybe you meant to say, may I?
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Would all those people being exploited by working at Walmart be any better off if Walmart disappeared right now?
I think people who have a job are grateful for it, and when they're not...they look elsewhere. Eliminating jobs entirely wouldn't benefit anyone, so no.
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do you like white girls
I like all people unless they give me reason not to
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Do you know when you should 'button your lip'?
Yes, but that doesn't mean I always exercise the discretion I know I possess.
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Why i still think about my ex a year later?
I think if you truly love someone, you always will. In your case, you feel you made a mistake, so of course you are likely to hold on more tightly to thoughts and memories of a love lost. It doesn't mean you'll never move on, just that you loved her deeply.
But if someone will write you off an hour after a fight, you are better off finding love elsewhere. You can check up on her, if you wish...
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Is licking a popsicle at work considered sexual harassment?
Typically sexual harassment is directed at an individual or group, not just observed. Did the woman in the video direct her behavior at anyone or was she merely seen? I laughed a little at how the "middle-aged male co-workers looked on uncomfortably"...yeah, they just HAD to watch. lol I think it's nit-picking, but fair is fair. If something bothers someone enough to create a complaint, I see...
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We've had enough wealthy folks run for President. How about some middle-class or poor people for a change? People who can relate to us?
The only way this will ever happen is when 1) politicians no longer fund their own campaign through personal funds and donations (but rather are only permitted publicized debates and equal public media opportunities) and 2) elected/appointed politicians are forced to accept the same compensation and benefits as the constituents they represent. Only when the policies they enact equally affect...
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Should prison inmates be allowed to have porn in their cells?
Although I certainly don't think it should be a 'right' I don't see how it's any different than allowing them cigarettes.
So before I could answer, I would like to know whether it makes them better or worse behaved, to each other and the prison staff. I imagine it's there, and currently allowed, for a reason...
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Do you have friends and family who hold you back from health goals?
Some friends think I'm too self critical and should lighten up (here, eat this brownie...you know you want to), but I think I maintain a good balance on my own.
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If you were crying out in public and someone offered you m&m's, would you take them?
No. I'd be convinced they were trying to put me at ease for some sordid purpose.
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Why do I have pain above my right hip in the back?
Muscular soreness of previously unused muscles (but not serious injury) will fade gradually with rest and over the counter anti-inflammatory pain medications. If you've injured something, the pain will persist, but generally more so with movement that utilizes the injured muscle or ligament. You can easily injury your back from planks and push-ups if you haven't slowly built up the strength for...
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True of False: You want to crush someone
False
But I do wish others would be more attentive to and care about the power of their words.
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Can womens have strong muscles?
Of course women can, and many do. It's a simple matter of conditioning.
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Why do women call it tradition when they insist men pick up the tab?
Not all women insist. It is, however, a proven way to impress a woman. It's seen as a gentlemanly gesture, and that is why women refer to it as 'tradition'. To me it's no different than dressing your best, wearing a nice cologne, or holding a door. But you don't have to do those things either if that's not 'you'.
If it bothers you that much, suggest a going "Dutch" scenario when proposing a...
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I have a strong urge to cheat on my boyfriend right now...
I would suggest you talk to your boyfriend first. Find out his feelings on why he is providing less affection and see if he agrees you are less wanted/needed. Avoid the guilt of doing something that's not in line with 'who you are' and base your decision on how your boyfriend answers.
Maybe he's unaware of the situation and discussing it will change things. Maybe he doesn't want to change and...
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What do you think of lingerie?
I absolutely adore it.
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Are you ok with men carrying a man bag/ over the shoulder sachel? yes? no? why?
I've seen shoulder bags (like backpacks) and computer/sling bags that look masculine, and even planners that get the job done. But I've also seen some that just look like very feminine purses to me. Maybe it's in the design. I look on it as a form of personal expression, so whatever they want to use is up to them.
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My mom lost her driver's license. But it isn't because she broke the law. She cannot see very well. She can still read her Reader.
It is sad to lose that freedom, but for her safety and others, it's better to keep her off the roads if she cannot see well. Driving is dangerous enough with full sight. If she can still read her reader, why not check into large print editions for that or even large print editions in book form? I would hold off on the suggestion of audio books so as not to upset her about her loss of vision...
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Who are the mean people? Do you know?
I know them when I come across them. Sadly if you hang out anywhere long enough they are bound to find you. By all means, don't look for them :)
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Were you or are you a good dancer... What type of dance do you do...
I was a ballerina in my younger days but quit as a teenager.
Now I love to dance for fitness (Zumba) or in clubs for fun.
I have always loved dancing and find it does come naturally to me.
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Why is my white neighbor always inviting me over for Kool-aid? What ever happened to inviting someone over for tea?
Well maybe your neighbor doesn't like tea and is offering what he/she likes and has to offer? If you prefer tea, why not invite the neighbor to share the beverage at your abode?
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Have you ever had such an open mind your brains fell out?
No. I try to keep everything in its proper place.
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what is something about you , that you think would suprize me ?
That I just spent the last 20 minutes trying to figure out why you were replying in comments to answers to my question. Then I realized that you asked the same question I had asked previously, and they are just now merging your answers with the answers previously posted to my question. lol
We are two different people folks.
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Is it better stay with a person who is a 'work in progress' or wait until the actual changes have been made and then get back with them?
I think it is best to find someone you like exactly as you find him.
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What is your take on the Subway footlong? Is it fulfilling, or do you need a little something extra?
I am good with the six inch :)
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Why did he stop loving me?
People change. If couples don't change together, they drift apart. Sometimes only one person changes, and sometimes it's both. The result is the same.
Sometimes what one person thinks is love wasn't.
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My ex texted me last night he said he dropped the ball and he messed up big time and I have no idea what it means?
He means just what he said. He's acknowledging past mistakes. Maybe he wants you to know that in case he doesn't come back, or maybe he just wanted to hear your response to see if there was any chance at a reconciliation.
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Does anyone know how much it will cost to have my wedding rings soldered together? They are 14k.
If you go back to the place where you bought them they will likely not charge you at all. Otherwise the cost depends on whether they need to add gold (to reshank if either band is worn thin). It's usually not more than $20-30 USD.
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How long will we have to hear all this Michael Jackson tripe?
Until the trial is concluded?
But as with all celebrity media coverage, if you don't like it, you don't have to watch it. I would hope if there were mysterious circumstances surrounding my death it would be properly investigated though so I don't mind.
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How's your house?
It has new shingles now. Boy that was a lot of work.
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Are you tired of passing out candy every year? If so, have you decided to just give all your candy to the first kid?
No, it's not the passing out I mind. I hate the cost of it. It costs a fortune every year. But the kids enjoy it and I wouldn't want to take that fun away from them, so I shell it out year after year.
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Should jury duty become an profession?
No. The point of being a juror is to perform your civic duty. It is also intended to provide the accused with a jury of his/her peers--not professionals.
A professional juror could carry over opinions based on past trials that would unduly alter his opinion of the current case and lead to conclusions that no longer represent the accused's 'peers'.
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Do you often ponder about life...yours in particular? What have you concluded so far?
Yes. I've concluded that it's pointless to try to figure out anything more than who loves you.
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Do you look back on your college years fondly?
Not really. I focused entirely on my studies and it was a stressful time combining work and study.
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President Barack Obama said he considers himself the underdog in the 2012 presidential election. Do you agree?
Yes. People aren't happy with the economy and whenever that's the case, with no improvement in sight, people usually look for a change.
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What's the worst / best job you ever took to finance your eductaion?
Waitress. Long hours and very tiring work, but awesome pay. I was able to pay cash for all expenses the year I was a waitress.
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Why are men hotter as they get older and women get less atrractive as they get old
Although it's true that we tend to overlook wrinkles on men faster than women, many women still look just as attractive or more so as they age, depending on how well they take care of themselves.
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Do girls get turned on by tasting their own scent on you? My girl appears to just love giving me oral after I have been inside her. Girls?
I'm sure some girls do.
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What is a blunt way of telling someone they have dead frog breath?
If you want to be blunt, just say it, "you need to brush your teeth" or "man do you have bad breath".
If you want to be subtle, offer them gum or mints at every opportunity you're together. When they finally question why, explain gently.
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Why can't Jennifer Lopez keep a man? Is it usually the man's fault?
She's been the one ending the relationships, so it's not that she CAN'T keep a man...it's that she chooses not to keep one. Although she's had her reasons, I don't remember her finding a lot of 'fault' with Ben Afleck. I'm guessing there's been reasons the men are to blame, reasons she was to blame, and reasons where they simply grew apart.
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Is Social Phobia the same as Social Anxiety Disorder?
Yes, they are one and the same, both characterized by intense fear in social situations.
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Is Danny DeVito a little person?
He's 5' tall...so yes, he's 'little' for a man, but if you mean 'little person' as in Dwarf, you have to be less than 4'10" with a medical reason for the short stature to qualify height as Dwarfism.
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The right to not incriminate yourself is in the Constitution...5th amendment. However, why assert that right if you are innocent?
Many reasons:
1) There are innocent people in jail (why even *risk* incriminating oneself?)
2) Self incrimination for another crime that you ARE guilty of
3) To avoid implicating or identifying the crime of a loved one you wish to protect
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How can I make my pinky a lot stronger in a short amount of time?
Give massages! Not only will you gain dexterity and strength but you'll always have volunteers and make people happy too.
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We need to weed out liars form truthtellers. Wouldn't it be great if each lie caused the liar to hiccup long and loud! Perfect, right?
I'd prefer a more permanent visible manifestation of the person's cumulative dishonesty. It could be gradual and fade, in time, to give the person a second chance. But I want to see them coming!
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President Obama announced that states may opt out of No Child Left Behind programs. Is this a good change? Why?
Based on everything I heard and read about it, nationally, the ability to "opt-out" is a good change.
The program had good intentions, to guarantee a quality education to all children, but its requirements of how best to do that tied educators hands and placed the blame for failures on educators, even when other factors were clearly present.
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(R) Santorum "I would say any type of sexual activity has no place in the military" Agree/Disagree? Why?
My answer changes depending on whether I answer after reading only the first sentence or the entire statement. I would disagree with the first sentence. I wouldn't support totally denying healthy human behavior as a condition for serving one's country. Military personnel make enough sacrifices, imo.
My answer changes, however, when the entire discussion is no longer truncated to the first...
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what is "respect" and how do you make a girl give you that?
You have to earn respect. You can't force it from someone.
If you're not getting it when you feel you've earned it, what you can do is not tolerate disrespect.
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It would be nice to know when we are seeing someone for the last time. Have you lost someone and regretted not telling him/her something?
Yes. The night I left my mom in the hospital the staff led me to believe that she'd be moved to a recovery room and gave me the visiting hours for the next day. My parting words were "See you tomorrow, Mom".
She knew I loved her, but for her, tomorrow never came.
"Always leave loved ones with loving words." --Unknown
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do you think this is too skinny?
Your weight is fine. Just focus on eating healthy. You will likely gain weight once you stop growing and your metabolism slows down, so keep up the healthy habits.
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Test- does this go to Homepage?
Why yes it did
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The last company produce the typewriter has shut down its production plant in Mumbai, India. How many of you have ever used a typewriter?
Yes I have used one. I even used one at work up until about 1998.
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If we were hit with an EMP, do you think people from your area would work together, or, panic like animals?
Panic first, then band together. That seems to be the normal human reaction.
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If you could completely wipe out one disease, what would it be and why?
Heart Disease, the number one silent killer.
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Does anyone else miss Bornabrit and her questions?
She is an excellent ABer. I hope her problem is resolved soon.
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I no longer underestimate the healing effects of small pleasures like a phone call from a friend or a favorite food . What steps are you taking to regain pleasure in your life?
I do what I can to take care of my physical health, and foster relationships for emotional happiness, but I'm usually the friend who places the phone call.
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Do you think that free speech should apply to people who preach genocide of the ethnicity ("race") they hate? Is this inciting to violence or just opinion? The ethnicity of the speakers and the targeted group is not important to my question.
It's a slippery slope when trying to decide where free speech crosses the line. But laws exist governing peaceful assembly; laws exist for personal libel and slander; and laws exist to punish those that, of their own volition, act violently. Saying you don't like something/someone is one thing, but saying you want to kill them is a death threat--not my idea of peaceful assembly. I think it's...
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What do you think of people who submit friends requests to yourself and others but never participate otherwise? I know that they do this because I have saved a few profiles like this to bookmarks after I turn them down.
Usually, those requests come from 'new' baggers who just never return.
I updated my profile to include that I only approve requests once we've had some interaction. So if they don't interact, I have no problem deleting the request. They really weren't that interested in being 'friends'.
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My cat is about 18 and showing signs of arthritis. Yes, I am taking him to the vet. Before I go I want to ask advice so I can talk to the vet knowledgeably: for baggers with arthritic cats, what has worked for your cat?
I lost a cat at 21 and throughout her final ordeals nothing seemed to help but a nice warm bed I created for her and gentle attention. My much beloved independent pet that had given me years of compassion needed only that at her end.
The vet switched her diet at the first sign of trouble, but that can only do so much. I used my gym step to help her get onto the bed so she wouldn't experience...
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What's the worst thing your dog ever ate? (My late beagle once ate two used/wet disposable diapers.)
I've never had a dog, but in high school, a friend's dog used to eat her underwear if she left it on the floor--then barf it back up. You would think that problem could be easily avoided, but she lived on the lake and was notorious for doing that when changing into her swimsuit.
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If you became fully and utterly convinced that God wanted you to sacrifice your son, like Abraham, would you seriously consider it?
No. He'd have to smite me.
I don't think I could ever be fully and utterly convinced anyway. Should either actually exist, how could a mere mortal be expected to discern between God and the Devil when given such orders? That would be my defense. At that point, I'd be more likely to convince myself that I'm nutters.
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Does anybody else out there feel revulsion at the thought of constantly texting or tweeting or being constantly accessible?
I don't Tweet. I love texting, but I don't equate it with 'being constantly accessible'. If I'm busy, I answer later when I'm not...same as when I only had a home answering machine.
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If you were to get a cattleprod for Xmas, what is the first thing you'd do with it?
Prod old friends who no longer give a shout out?
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It doesn't really matter if you? ___________________
Agree on here, you can still be polite.
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Why would a married woman get a boob job, if its not for reconstructive surgery? is she underline cheating on her husband?
Doing something to boost one's self image in no way implies cheating on a spouse.
Just as a balding man who gets implants/plugs isn't necessarily cheating on his spouse, neither is a woman who elects breast enhancement. Maybe she isn't even enhancing but wants to restore her appearance to one she had pre-pregnancy. And even most reconstructive surgery is done for vanity purposes.
Personally,...
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Class Warfare or Math?
Neither. I'm not rich, but making more shouldn't necessarily equate to paying more. That doesn't promote personal fiscal responsibility. Two people who earn the same income shouldn't necessarily even pay the same tax.
Example:
Should someone who works two or three jobs to frugally save for retirement, education, or other future living expenses pay the same as someone who works one but lives...
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Aren't those little flashy lights on police cars just so pretty?
Of course! Right up until you see them in your own rear view mirror.
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Do you often sit alone in the dark?
I do love the dark, but a little moonlight is nice.
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When nothing you do is working, what do you do?
Try something else.
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Would you intervene if you saw a man beating on a woman?
To the extent that I'd call the police and let them sort it out.
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If you saw a bioluminescent lure in the darkness would you go chasing after it?
More like cautiously investigate...
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Are you going to watch a rich kid married to an old woman who owns a part of Twitter replace a drunk manic depressive on a sitcom tonight?
I wanted to see it, but ending up missing it.
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Is it possible to have a truly intelligent discussion on AB?
Sure. I've had several over the years.
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Should we re-elect the current President or find someone new to blame everything on?
Although I don't deny that Obama inherited a lot of problems and met a lot of opposition, I'm still in favor of trying someone new.
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Have you ever been unemployed, went through all your savings, had to sell your house, and want to die?
Only the first two. But if the economy doesn't pick up, there will certainly be more and more people facing hardship.
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How do you want die?
Old age
In my sleep
Fast
Painless
...and preferably to be discovered in a way that it would not traumatize the one who found me dead.
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What do you expect from a stranger?
Possibilities
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What would make you not believe someone who says he or she loves you?
If I feel the person doesn't know me.
If the words don't agree with his/her actions.
If the person can walk away without looking back.
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Can drugs cause pregnancy?
Drugs don't cause pregnancy, sex does (especially unprotected sex).
Multiple studies have shown, however, that drugs and alcohol result in lessened inhibitions and altered decision-making. So it's more likely for a woman to take risks she wouldn't ordinarily take that possibly result in a pregnancy.
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Do you look down at men who sleep with prostitutes?
No. I try to never look down on anyone. My only thought would be that as in any sexual relationship, that both the men and women use protection, get tested for sexually transmitted diseases regularly, and act responsibly by treating any arising health problems swiftly and adjusting their behavior if ill.
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I have a bubble butt but no hips. Is there anyway I can make them fit the rest of my body? I'm 17 & look like a little girl :(
Most of us have something about our bodies we wish we could improve or change. But for each imperfection we see, there is someone who thinks it 'cute' or likes it. So just do what you can to be fit and healthy and have confidence that you are your best YOU.
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If someone were to say about a same-political-party-member.."he is a closed box full of rhetoric" would think it very clever or very rude?
I would find it very unflattering--to both party members.
Even though the advice "if you don't have anything nice to say, say nothing at all" has never existed in politics, I still think unkind words reflect as poorly on the person saying them as the one at which they're aimed. It would be far more beneficial to stick to quantitative disputes of fact rather than style.
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Class Warfare. A new GOP excuse for not having millionaires/billionaires pay their fair share of taxes. Isn't that special?
I think the true problem lies in accurately defining "fair share" in terms of taxes. I'm not rich, but neither do I think that simply because one makes, saves or invests more money that he/she should pay more, proportionately.
A perfect example of this is comparing two middle-income families (removing the class warfare concept). If one family saves and invests more, while spending little,...
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People say I look like Katy Perry or Zooey D, do I?
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j30/drummergirlgeorge/IMG00727-20110501-0633.jpg
I hear this a lot too! But although Katy and Zooey do resemble one another, most people don't look like them both. I can see your resemblance to both. Katy mostly through the eyes and Zooey because of your hair.
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my pal was wondering this to: is it a red flag in a relationship if a guy your seeing doesn't txt you back and is brief in a email?
It depends on how long this behavior continues. People get busy and that can delay proper communication. But anyone who makes you a priority won't leave you hanging.
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I am a 16 year old girl and I am thinking of giving my virginity to my boyfriend for his 30th birthday. Should I do it?
If you have to ask, the answer is no. You should never give your body as a gift. You should share your body if/when YOU are both ready and willing to accept any of the consequences of doing so.
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Is it weird that i like dating virgins a LOT more than dating guys that know what theyre doing?
I don't think it's weird at all. Dating a virgin reduces doubts that sex is the only goal of the courtship. You can focus on the other aspects of building a sound relationship. There is also less potential risk for STDs if you do get around to a physical relationship (if the person hasn't had a lot of other sexual activity/contact).
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gf's a virgin, but she has no hymen and its loose enough to fit 4 fingers, shes never masturbated or anything before. is this normal?
Yes. The hymen can be stretched or torn during aggressive activities and sports. And simply inserting a finger could tear any hymen that existed, let alone four.
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Women: What do you think men complain about the most?
Women--either not having one or about something they don't like about the one they have
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After a year of Q&A plus comments at AB, do you think you know that person well?
I have thought that a few times about people I communicated with on here for four years or more--and still been wrong.
Bottom line: If someone wants to lie or deceive you they will (here or anywhere else). Likewise, if someone is honest and genuine, they can do that here as well. You just never know which you're going to run across.
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how can I get my face to stop being so oily
Find products designed to balance overall skin pH. A lot of European facial products use all natural ingredients that do this, neutralizing oil without overly drying.
Premier and Arbonne both sell a great cleansers.
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Why do you shut people out when you do?
When things aren't going well I sometimes do that to keep from complaining to others.
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Do you ever offend others without meaning to?
I suppose it's possible that I have, but it has to be rare. I'm a pretty respectful person.
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My my! What 'are' we going to do with you!?
I don't know...but please be gentle :)
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What is worth more than your life?
The lives of my children, for sure.
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Would like your own fire breathing baby dragon, that never grew bigger than a toaster??
No, because as cute as that sounds...you'd go through a lot of fire extinguishers. lol
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How do you know when the person you are dating is on the rebound? Would them having pics of their ex on facebook be a good indication?
Some ex's can remain friends, so I wouldn't use pictures on facebook as my guide. I have heard that a better indication is how often an ex's name is brought up in conversation. If he's still talking about her a lot...that's not a good sign.
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Do leaves change colours where you live?
Yes, it will be quite beautiful in a few weeks.
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Why are so many not-black people STEALING black culture?
You cannot 'steal' someone else's culture. You can appreciate it, celebrate it, and even share it, but that does not take it away from those who introduce it.
-Adele sings with the voice with which she was born. To say someone 'sings like a black girl' is a gross stereotype of how all black women sing. Black women do not all sound the same any more than all white women sing the same. Most...
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How do I convince my parents to let me be homeschooled?
You probably can't, as it would then be their responsibility to educate you. They probably also see the benefits of forcing you outside your comfort zone to deal with social situations you clearly find challenging. Most kids of school age struggle scholastically, socially, or both. It's all part of growing up. Hang in there!
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What was your favorite form of entertainment as a child?
Books or ballet.
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What would you do if someone said "you smell delicious"?
Say thank you, smile and blush
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If people could walk around in public naked, would we really want them to?
No. Even beautiful naked bodies would pose a potential problem (distractions while driving, harassment, etc.). Nudist colonies and resorts exist for those wishing to strut their stuff.
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Love of money is the root of all evil? Nope. Love it all you want. It's having money and what you do with it that can be evil. Yes?
I think evil exists with or without money.
There are wealthy folks that do wonderful acts of charity and goodness, poor folks that commit heinous crimes and cross sections that comprise everyone to every degree in between.
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Why do you have a reputation of being a tough nut to crack ?
Because I'm a sweetheart, but I am stubborn.
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is it just me, or does apple juice give you a belly ache?
Not apple, but I used to have that problem with grape juice. Must have something to do with the fermentation or pasteurization maybe?
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Does going to Hell scare you?
Not at all. Because frankly, if such a place exists, I can't believe living the way I live would land me there.
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Do you think forgiving someone is better than punishing?
Forgiveness works better for me, but that doesn't mean I'd also forget and allow myself to be abused again. I simply wouldn't feel good about punishing someone and holding onto resentment that would only hurt me. I'll leave the punishing to someone else.
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If I don't save the wee turtles, who will?
I've saved two.
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If you could do it without being caught would you take more than your share? Would your conscience bother you because others were deprived?
Only if we were talking about my brownies...and if my conscience (or kids) didn't get to me first, it's likely the extra weight on my hips would set me straight soon enough!
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What's the difference between a slave and a husband?
A slave has to do what he's told ;)
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I am an atheist, but was considering going to church to try to pick up women. Good idea or bad idea? Discuss.
Unless you state your atheism up front, it's probably a bad idea. Because even if you don't need to have religious affiliation (or lack thereof) in common, starting a relationship out with a lie isn't likely to make your 'pick ups' successful.
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What should never be routine in a person's life?
Lying or deceit
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In what way do you roll?
With my head tucked. Gotta protect the neck.
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Does every question really deserve a great answer?
Not when you consider that AB deems which questions deserve any answer whatsoever. Many questions are deleted.
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If you were a famous author, would it bother you if people kept hounding you to write more books?
It would bother me from the standpoint that although I would want to satisfy my fans, but I wouldn't want to disappoint my readers by rushing the creative process.
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Why did they laugh at you today...?
Because I was a really good sport during a mammogram.
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What do you think about germans?
I have great respect for Germans.
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How can one be more like Dumbledore?
Wear a pointy hat
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What do you think Doctors wish their patients knew?
That you have to tell him them the truth about your medical symptoms and history for them to do the best job possible as your doctor.
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How do you feel when you are done writing a book or a story?
Unfulfilled. Publishing is where the real accomplishment lies for me.
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Girls: What is the most beautiful thing a guy has ever told you?
You are perfect for me
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TX preacher says dying aquifer is a sign of the The Rapture. What do you think of his views?
He's entitled to an opinion, but I don't give it much thought. People have been identifying natural disasters and much broader scale cataclysmic events as 'signs' for decades.
The natural conclusion I come to is...so? In the grand scheme of things, even if it WAS a sign, how does it matter? The religious already pray and seek salvation. The non-religious don't believe in either.
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Do you like to split hairs?
Only when it means the difference between ambiguity and clarity.
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What represents hope?
Babies.
No matter how messed up things get, looking upon a baby always reminds us that life is full of possibilities, and yes, hope.
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What brightens up your mood?
When someone let's me know he/she is thinking of me.
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What would you say your biggest character flaw is?
Sensitivity
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Faint line on a pregnancy test?
If you read the package instructions carefully, there is no such thing as a negative result with a faint positive line. Most tests have a negative line (or control line that always appears) and ANY second line, no matter how faint, that appears in the result area indicates a **positive** test result (either as a second line that appears next to the control line or as a second line that forms a...
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Why are white people scared of everyone, when history proves they're the most dangerous race.
I can't answer your question because I'm white and not afraid of everyone...so the first premise is false to me.
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How would you feel if you went into The Gap for some jeans and maybe a couple of flannels, and The Gap Band dropped a bomb on you?
I'd feel like dancing. I always liked that song. lol
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an important thing that you learned from your parents in your childhood
To be self reliant.
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tit for tat ?
(I help you, you help me? dangerous? do you live by it? what does it mean to you?)
Taken literally, to me it means exchanging favors equally. I prefer to just give openly and willingly. I don't expect anything in return for my kindness, although reciprocated kindness is always appreciated.
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Are you a nurturing person?
I am, very much so.
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What do you do about your past if you are not happy with it?
If I wronged someone and can apologize or correct the mistake, I would. Otherwise, I forgive myself and move forward.
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Where do u need to lighten up?
When someone says "whatever". I usually view it as a total dismissal when sometimes it's not intended that way (or so I'm told!).
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Why you be trippin'?
I'm going to blame the cold medicine
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What are good things to eat and drink when you have a sore throat from a cold?
I drink super hot tea with honey. The hot liquid is soothing and the honey seems to have a natural anti-inflammatory quality. The natural sugar is helpful to keep your energy up if it hurts too much to eat a lot.
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Is there anything I can buy OTC for a canker soar under dogs lip. vet presc antibiotics BUT becuz of pain he doesn't want to eat or drink?
There are probably numbing gels available for your dog. Check with your doc for something specifically safe for dogs or ask if a similar product made for humans (like Orajel) will work.
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How harmless are you?
Fairly...but I can be dangerous when necessary.
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What if you found out that Oprah was the way, the truth and the light?
We could do worse.
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Ladies, how would you feel if you were to find out that the guy that you're with has had fewer sexual partners than yourself?
Why would I care about other women? I'd only be concerned if he could sexually please me (and vice versa). I wouldn't judge him on his 'number' any more than I'd want to be judged by mine.
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Would you disown your child if they didn't become a doctor?
Of course not. Not every child is suited for every career.
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Have you ever been described as mischievous? are/were you?
Yes...and sometimes ;)
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So if bigger is better in terms of men how come when I play around an say I want to get a penis implant ever girls says your big enough?
Bigger is NOT always better (at least not to all women). Based on the female anatomy, even a man below average in size is capable of pleasuring his woman. Beyond that, it's all a matter of personal preference and knowing how to use what you've got.
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How early should you start getting aggresive with antiaging treatments?
Good sunscreen habits should be taught from infancy, not just for anti-aging but for skin cancer prevention. This advice extends to using moisturizers with SPF built in. Beyond that, most articles I've seen from skincare experts recommend women avoid drinking, smoking and sun exposure and begin a more aggressive skincare regime beginning in their 20's to prevent skin damage and retain skin's...
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If God handed you a magic picture frame and told you that whose picture you put in it, they would get every disease ever, even uncurable
None. I'd hand it back or destroy it.
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Peanut butter-crunchy or smooth?
Crunchy
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If you could know the future, but you could not change it, would you want to know?
No. Because if I couldn't change it to my benefit, that would be like a life of 'waiting'. Waiting for the good things to happen and dreading the bad things I couldn't prevent. Whatever was fated to happen would happen. It would be a powerless existence.
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If you could know the future, but you could not change it, would you want to know?
No. Because if I couldn't change it to my benefit, that would be like a life of 'waiting'. Waiting for the good things to happen and dreading the bad things I couldn't prevent. Whatever was fated to happen would happen. It would be a powerless existence.
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Your payphone keeps spitting out coins the longer you talk on it. What to do?
Pass that puppy around and keep those coins coming!
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When God gives you AIDS, do you make lemonAIDS?
I hope to never find out.
But no matter how a person contracts AIDs, I hope the individual makes smart decisions to preserve his/her health and protect others from the spread of the disease.
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If a man cheats on his wife then why do he act scared of her?
Cheating on a spouse and being scared of a spouse don't necessarily have to correlate. Maybe being scared of her is one of the reasons he cheats...for acceptance or to feel safe elsewhere. Maybe one has nothing to do with the other.
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Have you ever forced yourself to be nice to someone you could NOT stand? did it help?
It's often necessary in work environments. It prevents problems, so yes, it's helpful. It's certainly not helpful to be mean.
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Ok so I'm going out with a guy i really like, but his eductaion is more important to him. And won't/can't spend any time with me.
Have you told your boyfriend that you're not getting what you want/need out of the relationship? If you have and his education is his top priority, you have a decision to make. It should be a simple one. Either he conveys the situation is temporary, or his priorities permanently lie elsewhere and you should move on. It sounds like you are already leaning in that direction by developing another...
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I think, therefore I am. If a computer does my thinking for me, do I stop existing?
Computers don't think...they process. The output is only as good as the input.
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Honestly,would your friends describe you as being "very tactfull" or having"no tact" ?
Tactful, but honest.
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Hi, I am a guy of 24 years, and I had to have both legs amputated last year, at hip level. Will girls still consider me as a boyfriend?
Hi Mike. I just had a discussion about this with a friend of mine with muscular dystrophy. He is a little older than you, confined to a wheelchair, and does not have use of his legs. He finds it extremely difficult to meet women. I will tell you what I told him:
The reality is that not all women will consider you for a boyfriend. Whatever their reasons, many women dismiss men as potential...
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Was Petco careless in letting almost 100 animals die in a well-publicized flood?
Beyond careless. That is truly appalling that a company that survives off the care of animals would be so thoughtless and irresponsible. I'm further surprised the employees did not take matters into their own hands.
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What do you do when the guy you love used to say he loved you, but says he doesnt, even though he shows up everyday?
If he used to say he loves you and now says he doesn't...move on romantically. Why would you do anything else? You deserve to be with someone who will love you back as much as you love him.
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Sex? I mean, are you male, female or --------?
Female
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Am I the only one on AB who thinks it is rude to remove a question when comment threads on it are still ongoing?
Could you give an example? I've never seen an entire question removed unless is was deemed offensive and/or violated the AB terms of service (and thus should never have been posted in the first place). Those are removed to prevent further violation or terminate a comment thread that, if continued, would be cause to penalty-box users.
What I have seen are specific comments within threads that...
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When does talk about God depress you?
When it is evoked as justification to do or not do something.
One should not require religion to be concerned with the distinction between right and wrong (morals/ethics) and how to decide between the two.
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Isn't the best way to fight terrorism refusing to be terrorized? Wouldn't that work better than surrendering our freedoms?
Despite additional security measures when traveling, I personally don't feel I've 'surrendered' my freedoms. I do agree, however, that security measures impinge on them and broadcasting hysteria globally (via heightened security levels), feeds the fire.
Considering how Bin Laden was brought down, it would have served the US far better (both financially and in reputation) to have approached...
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Are you a lover of weekly pizza delivery for the family?
Friday is usually pizza night at our house, although we pick it up.
It's no longer cheaper to make it at home.
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What will happen if I put my cat in the freezer?
It will haunt you. You'll have cat nightmares every night for the rest of your life.
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Would you etch your name onto your own bullets to guarantee that you won't ever get hit by them?
No. Any person with access to the bullets and a gun could still hit you with one.
Maybe there's an inside joke here...
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What is your goal of points on answerbag?
Points don't matter to me anymore. I have always enjoyed the site and would continue to do so without any rating system whatsoever.
There was a time when accurate or insightful answers were generally rewarded more points and overall points and longevity on the site came to be viewed as something to be respected. Points became so important that some people even created new accounts when they...
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Is it wrong for a 17 year old to date a 14 year old??? he is turning 15 this year...but im turning 18 the first month of next year...
I don't think it's 'wrong' by most definitions of the word. It's only a few years difference. Compatibility at that age depends more on maturity than years. The only reason people get concerned about age difference in teenagers is due to the potential for a huge gap in sexual maturity at those ages.
In most of the US states it is illegal for someone age 16 or older to have a sexual...
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Ever wish you were born the opposite sex? If so, why?
I've never wished to be male. I'd try in on for a few days experimentation, but then I want my assets back.
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Why is my twin brother's life so much easier?
Most siblings, twins or not, go through periods where they think the other has things 'better' in life.
In middle school and high school it is easy to focus on grades, girlfriends and personal appearance as key markers to success in life. But that may only be a quarter of your life! You have the rest of your lives ahead of you and who knows what will happen in those years to come? Maybe your...
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Is it ok to have a friend with benefits at 14?
OK to whom? If someone else has to ok another person's sexual behavior it most likely isn't 'ok'.
All people are different. But few people are mature enough at 14 to handle all the potential consequences of a 'with benefits' relationship. That includes dealing with pregnancy, moral, social or ethical issues, STDs, or even being saddled with a teenage 'reputation'.
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Do you see"Sarcasm" as being a Smart sence of witt,funny sence of witt or the lowest sence of witt?
Usually I see it merely as a form of wit. It can be smart, funny or low, depending on how it is used. I deplore insults thinned veiled as sarcasm; that's not wit at all.
Usually I'm more impressed by wit that doesn't require sarcasm.
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Are mixed race people always better looking than pure any race people?
Beauty is highly subjective and dependent on personal taste. Perceived beauty of any individual, therefore, always depends on the opinion and taste of the one asked.
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How can I make my hair without frizz and with defined curls?
I have curly thick hair and I use a product by Proclaim with olive oil to keep my curls shiny and non-frizzy. It works for my daughter as well. You just have to be careful to use it sparingly, working from the ends up to about mid-way (you probably don't need it higher near the roots or it will look greasy).
I buy it at Sally Beauty supply but they also carry it at Target, Meijer, and other...
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If you significant other started to talk about someone else in their dreams,how would you handle that.
Listen intently.
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Dows Jones down over 320 points after Pres Obama gives his job speech, why??
A lack of investor confidence.
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Do you think Religions can play a major part in ending terrorism?
No. I think people use religions to justify terrorism. I think tolerance is what would play a major part in ending terrorism, separate and apart from any religious affiliation or lack thereof.
We do not have to all agree to coexist.
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If your boyfriend whom you have a baby with, has left, without any contact whatsoever, what would you do?
Are his personal belongings gone as well? If they remain but he disappeared, I'd call the police. If he left with all his belongings, I'd pursue child support for my child through the courts (he has responsibilities to his child) and then focus all my energy on being the best single parent possible.
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For anyone that works out: What do you personally do to improve your performance? Is P90X really a good decision? I'm thinking about it.
The answer depends on what you mean by 'performance'. Are you talking speed, strength, agility, or stamina?
P90X is an excellent program I do own, but should probably not be attempted by someone who is just beginning an exercise program. So if you're just starting out, get a good foundation by incorporating any of the following:
Interval training is an excellent way to improve cardiovascular...
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I got caught playing with condoms that i got from my moms bag what should i tell her???
Tell the truth. Acknowledge that you probably had no business going through her personal bag, but then use it as an opportunity to talk about anything you're curious about.
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Do guys shy away or put distance between them and a gal that they are dating if a family member passed away?
Everyone handles grief in his/her own way. Some might become remote and some may reach out to others and want to be surrounded by people. Be clear that you're there for support and then wait and see how your loved one reacts.
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why don't i have a normal amout of empathy?
It's possible you weren't socialized as a young child to be empathetic. The capacity for empathy and the understanding of social rules begin in the preschool period around age two or three. If no one pointed out early situations that would teach empathy (i.e. "Oooh, that made Sally sad that she dropped her toy, let's help her find another.") it's possible you didn't start developing it until...
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What does it mean to be an active listener?
Being an active listener means not only hearing the words someone says, but also giving the speaker your complete undivided attention to fully comprehend what is being communicated (the verbal language, nuances expressed by body language, etc.)
It's not actively listening to think of something you want to say and then vacantly wait for a break in the conversation to insert personal opinion or...
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Deep inside, are you a good person?
Yes, I am.
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How can you get over depression when it's core is so deep inside you no pill can help?
Try not to focus on depression as a specific "problem" you can't overcome, but rather as a symptom of imbalance in your health. Do everything you can to improve your overall health. Get proper rest (stick to a healthy sleep schedule), nutrition, regular intense cardiovascular exercise (as intense as you can handle at your current level of physical fitness), as well as mind-body exercise like...
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i gave him a choice 4wheeler or divorce, he said divorce. im having trouble coping with this. 11 yrs and 3 kids how do i move on?
Was it necessary for him to give up the 4-wheeler entirely, or simply place the family as a higher priority? Ultimatums rarely end well. Someone is always manipulated and controlled by them. I would suggest trying to discuss the seriousness of this decision with your spouse one more time. Maybe he was so put out by you asking him to give up something he clearly loves that his response was only...
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What percentage % of the promises you make, do you break?
Not enough to even hit 1%. Only a couple times have I broken a promise and it was due to circumstances out of my control (like being late because of a flat tire).
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Do you think it helps/hurts a person's chances of getting a job if they are married/single? why?
Depends on the job and employer really.
An employer who wants to discriminate will find a way to do so. Some will discriminate based on their assumptions of how each act, but I think having kids is more likely to affect a discriminatory hiring decision more than marital status.
Examples:
Jobs that require a lot of travel may favor a single person without a young family or an older person...
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Whats the earliest memory you can still remember?
Getting stitches for the first time when I was a year old.
My mom couldn't believe I remembered it until I described it all to her. I knew things only people in the room would know and it had never been discussed.
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Is it ok if I tell these people about Answerbag?
I'm sure AB will welcome them with open arms.
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If you were found guilty of a misdemeanor 10 or more years ago must you specify it on job applications?
Must you? That depends on how the job application reads. Most say "have you ever been convicted..." and EVER means ever. Most applications also require you sign them as statements of fact and include that lying on an application is grounds for immediate dismissal. So, leave it off at your own risk or explain it honestly.
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"don't worry". Ever hear that? You are worried and want to share what worries you, and someone shoves you aside saying that?
I'm sure we've all heard it. It's natural for someone to want to dissuade another from worrying when it's causing visible suffering. It's not because they don't care; it's not meant as disrespect. It's usually because the person realizes worry is a wasted emotion. Whatever the concern, whether you worry about it a lot, a little or not at all won't affect the outcome.
What's usually needed is...
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Do guys like it when u text them telling them all u can think about is how bad ur wanting them? is there a such thing as saying it too much?
Yes, guys like it, but yes, you can say it too much--even in a relationship. Mix up what you say so it's not the same message all the time. That could become boring. And remember, it's good to show appreciation, but too much can be smothering. Let him take the lead on some of those messages and then answer appropriately :)
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Holy crap, the "Randy" dude is still here??? How long is he going to keep this up?
Any fool with an unlimited number of email accounts can keep coming back; especially if there is more than one IP address involved. Stop giving the attention and they lose interest.
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Pastor suggests a grassroots Christian registry of atheists. Should atheists wear a patch on their clothes? Is this idea offensive?
Religious inclinations (or lack thereof) are personal. Unless getting to know someone personally, I don't think it's anyone's or any registry's business knowing. Differences divide, commonalities unite.
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Why are all models that model clothes all attractive? Don't fat, ugly people need clothes also? (humor)
The attractive get more attention. Attention sells. All the fat ugly people are expected to live in nudist colonies.
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Can you love someone without liking them q:)
No. I think what they mean to say is they love the person but do not like things they say/do. That is common in families. Or they love someone, but do not 'like' that they do, as in past romantic relationships.
Love is a stronger expression of like.
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So im dating this guy, and is it ok 2 post like lovey-dovey quotes, and stuff on facebook?Weve ben datin' a few days,but had a thing 4awile
No. Facebook is a public forum. Save your personal expressions for private communication.
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Does anyone else use the old "Outline" method using 1, a, b, c, 2 a, 1, 2, b, c, 1, like in the dictionaries?
Yes, if I need to write anything of length that requires organization of my ideas.
It's also an excellent tool for demonstrating proper writing techniques. I used it to organize my thoughts writing essays that resulted in me being exempted from English courses in college at not one, but two universities.
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Is it wrong to feel very upset and hurt if the guy u liked preferred your bff over u?
It's natural to feel some disappointment if someone you like prefers someone else. If he prefers your friend, however, he's not meant for you--regardless of anything she did to attract his attention. A person who is right for you will have eyes for YOU. I would forget about him.
As for your friend, if this happens often, talk to her about it. Her reaction will tell you how good a friend she is...
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I am on my wife's account and she has been monitoring my texting as she knows I have many friends. Is this a sign of jealously
Wait...YOU are on her account? It sounds like neither of you trust one another. Or both of you want reassurance that your continued trust is deserved?
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Can I talk to you about anything or are some things off limits?
I'll talk about anything. That doesn't mean you'll always like my answer though. lol
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Parents who are down on teachers should home school their kids and prove how much better a job they would do. Any takers or dead silence?
I've never been down on teachers. I think most do an amazing job and I support them strongly as a parent, child advocate and prior parent-teacher association president. That being said, if any of my kids ever get a lousy one, or one who is simply shunning vital responsibilities, I will be the first child advocate in line to complain. If my child is suffering, it's likely the entire class is...
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Why do I feel guilty about having an attraction to a married man, and how to put the situation at ease?
We all see 'attractive' people every day. It's not a crime to find someone attractive, regardless of marital status. It's when you *want* and covet a married someone that it is a problem.
Why do his reasons for sitting elsewhere matter to you? Why does it matter if he resents you? Why does it matter if you're a distraction? Why care if he avoids you? Your answers to those questions are why you...
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Why do I still get alerts telling me someone has commented on an answer to a question that has been removed?
Probably the same reason I get alerts but when I go to read them it says "no comments" when I know there are at least a few there already. Glitch.
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Has anyone ever called you a "hero"?
A few times. It's usually been an expression of appreciation for a kindness I've done them:
Once when I saved someone's butt at work.
Once when I swapped work shifts to help a woman work on her trouble marriage.
Countless times when I helped sale people with financials.
Once when I decorated a last minute bday cake for a kid's party.
Sometimes my daughter has called me that.
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How much of who you really are do you hold back for fear of having someone take advantage of you?
Not nearly as much as I should!
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who would date me just by seeing my picture?
I would never have dated a person based solely on a picture. It tells nothing about the person's personality.
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If there was no God, no eternal life, no spiritual realm, then what's the point of being a good person?
Most people are not happy being entirely alone (indefinitely).
Most people feel good doing something that benefits others.
Some of the greatest joy in life comes from surrounding yourself with others.
You don't have to be religious to enjoy these things.
You don't have to be dead to enjoy them either.
Mean people suck and nobody wants to be around them.
So to me, the point of being a good...
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What item(s) do you always have problems finding at the grocery store when you go shopping?
Things my kids like that sell out:
Brown sugar cinnamon Pop Tarts
The Oatmeal with the dinosaur eggs in it (aka sugar)
Mini sausage breakfast sandwiches
Fresh fruit that's on sale
Even some bath products. It seems they don't carry it anymore once you find something new you like and want to buy again!
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would you let your ex stay at your place on wkends to visit kids when he just left you 6mnths pregnant? He has no place yet.
Where is he staying during the week? For me, how generous I was would depend on how well we got along. If I couldn't stand him, he'd just be visiting from wherever he was staying until he got a place closer (even if that limited his visiting time). He left, so his living arrangements are HIS problem. If we got along ok, and could be civil in front of the kids, I would consider it for the kids'...
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When a hunter, finally triumphantly shoots his prey, does he think of the pain the animal is enduring, and of its babies?
I doubt it. Eating meat requires an acceptance that an animal was killed. A hunter at least has some control over how 'clean' a kill he/she makes in regards to the pain and how long it lasts. Slaughter houses are not known for being so kind. Starvation and other natural deaths can be equally painful, if not more so.
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I get really homesick every time I go for a sleepover. How do I get over it?
Some recommendations that might help:
-Keep the sleepover short. Arrive a little later, leave a little earlier.
-Get used to excursions with one person before adding other situations (like a BFF).
-Host sleepovers at your house with key people, to build familiarity with them.
-Keep a packed itinerary: dinner, games, movie, etc. right up until bedtime.
-Follow all your home bedtime rituals that...
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Do you ever imagine yourself on stage?
Was on stage for a few ballet performances. But never imagined myself a rockstar. Doing a Karaoke number in lieu of a speech in high school cured me of that. lol
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can bras shrink when you wash them or dry them
Cotton ones most definitely will shrink when washed in hot water or placed in a heated dryer.
Synthetic fabrics tend to stretch (although not as noticeably).
Most manufactures recommend a hand or delicate cycle wash followed by laying them flat to air dry.
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How do you know which friends are REAL and not fair weather?
They are the ones who remain when everyone else turns away, is too busy, or simply forgets.
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what can i do to my gf thats not too sexual but full of passion?
Play with her hair
Give her a shoulder massage
Lie on a blanket and star gaze
Read to her
Sit on a beach and watch the waves
Go to an outdoor concert
Share ice cream
Text her daily something you love about her
Have her sit between your legs and lean against your chest while watching a movie on television and and maybe gently stroke up and down her arms
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Who is better navy seal or army ranger?
No one is 'better' than another, but I do have a certain fondness for Navy SEALs.
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Who made you boss?
My actions scream boss on a daily basis. lol
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what if white people are aliens from mars and we came to earth?
What if? We're here now and nothing else changes.
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how dose a girl get a man's attention?
DO something to get it:
Winking almost always works
Smiling is time-tested
Dressing in a manner that flatters her figure
Walking directly up to him (hard to ignore)
Calling out his name (prepare conversation)
Waving to him
Motioning him over
Blow him a kiss (if you're bold)
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You think i'd be able to do it with my gf who wants to be "safe" from getting kids by not being sexually active?
Not sure I understand the question. If your gf doesn't want to be sexually active, then no, I would NOT think you'd be able to 'do it' with your gf. I would think you should respect her choice or not be boyfriend and girlfriend.
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Re:lay offs, shouldn't companies let go of top officials first? They have more pull than an average worker, made wrong choices?
Although it sounds rational, the company has a responsibility to shareholders and must remain a 'going concern'. They can't generally let the top official go first and expect the company to run smoothly without leadership. It's the stockholders or board that need to make that decision if the very top exec isn't properly conducting duties or is making poor choices that don't benefit the...
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Would you show mercy to a 14 year old girl who savagely abused and murdered an innocent baby or would you hang her for the crime?
I have to think that any 14 year old capable of savagely abusing and murdering a helpless infant was mentally ill (and not just enraged). A 14 year old who, presumably, has never committed such an atrocity before is likely to experience remorse and therefore, being nearly a child herself, a good candidate for rehabilitation. So as awful as her crime was, I wouldn't hang her, but neither am I...
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want to write a poem or something for my girl but dont know about what. any inspiration or ideas i can get?
What you like about her
What you see in your mind when you visualize her
Describe her features
Describe her personality
How you feel when you're apart
How you feel when you're together
What you fantasize about
Write about something you two have done together
Write about something you'd like to share with her
Write about something you've not told many others
Write about your life's dreams
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Are there any traditions out there that annoy you? Name a few if possible.
I've never appreciated the gunfire that often accompanies ringing in the New Year.
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Why do so many older women wish their husbands' libido would go to zero? Why don't older woman want sex? (Menopause is not an excuse!)
Many possible reasons:
Reasons relating to her:
-Body image
A fit woman generally feels sexy and attractive. As women age, they lose muscle mass, gain a slower metabolism and gain weight (if they don't work aggressively to combat it). This can result in a less sexy feeling leading to less desire.
-Hormonal changes
All body processes are hormonally driven. Menopause is a hugely legitimate...
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Anyone here from Dearborn, Michigan or visited there lately? How is it doing?
It's doing just fine! There is almost always road construction and in fact there was the last time I was there a couple months ago. But the mall was great :)
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how can i remove hickeys?! really need help.my gf attacked me lol
Hickeys are caused by burst blood vessels so they cannot be removed. All you can do is conceal them with clothing, make-up, or a bandage.
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If you found a fuck buddy, would you enjoy having sex with her despite knowing you were cheating?
No, I wouldn't like being dishonest.
But my complete answer depends on your definition of 'cheating'. I wouldn't call it cheating if it were an open marriage and/or all parties involved knew the circumstances and expectations up front. Considering your other questions about a spouse disinterested in sex, I would address that situation first. Talk about your sexual needs with your wife, her...
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A Deaf Man Pursues Mission to Enroll In U.S. Army. He gets high college ROTC marks though. Should the army make an exception in his case?
I think enrollment requirements should be based on the duties required for the positions needed to be filled---just like any other job. There are plenty of non-combat roles in the US Army where deafness need not impede the enlisted's ability to do his/her job. I see no reason why the deaf should be excluded from those jobs.
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When Christians don't follow the Ten Commandments, do you see it has being Hypocritical?
Not so much. I see it as being human.
Some non-religious folks agree with the sentiment communicated by a few of the commandments yet they fall short of their own behavioral expectations too. It simply means we are all capable of making mistakes. It's only hypocritical when people openly criticize others for failings they themselves have as well.
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Girls; I need your help with this please?
Sounds like they were flirting. If they were, and either of them like you, it's likely they'll come back.
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How were you able to get your butt that way ?
A lot of squats
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How can I protect myself from you?
Don't look into my eyes and you'll be fine.
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Should weekends often be for what we want to do rather than what we have to do when there is so much room for that the rest of the week?
Absolutely. There will always be those times something has to get done that cannot be done during the week, but most of the time...TGIF!
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Does an appreciation for the fine arts have to mean an arrogant condescending attitude towards popular culture?
Not at all. I have an appreciation for both.
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Are we all just in denial and the economy is largely unfixable and we ourselves, yes YOU too, ungovernable?
I'd say they are separate concepts.
Regardless of the state of the economy...we're still being 'governed'. Being governed means being controlled, influenced or regulated. We're just more frustrated by our government's failure to create economic policy that benefits us.
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What do women think of high heels on mens feet?
I don't particularly care for the look, but to each his own!
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Knowing him as I do I would certianly trust Possum to ______________
Flirt with the pretty ladies.
Well hey, you did put this in the "first thing that comes to mind" category ;)
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Do you know women whose panties get moist when external stimuli arouse them sexually?
I don't know any women who don't. That's a perfectly natural response to sexual arousal.
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Why do people try to FORCE me into accepting the Gay/Lesbian Lifestyle????
Clearly there is a great deal of confusion here regarding what you mean by 'Force' and 'accepting'. Short of rape, no one can 'force' you to choose to live (accept) a sexual lifestyle that you don't want.
If you meant accept in another way, then I'd say you don't need to agree with someone's else's choice to accept it. There are many definitions of acceptance. Some include words like respect,...
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If ALL things are possible with GOD being one is it not so much a possibility as it is a certainty?
No. All things possible do not always happen. Since not all 'possibilities' are assured of becoming reality, they certainly aren't assured of becoming a certainty.
Extrapolating this to 'with God' all things are possible, doesn't expressly mean having a belief in God makes all things that are possible also attainable. It could be interpreted to mean that God can make all things possible...
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What is the last book someone gave to you?
The Story of Beautiful Girl by Rachel Simon
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What is the last book you gave to someone?
The Bro Code
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What are some different names for prophylactics?
Condom
Birth Control
Rubber
Raincoat
Bag (as in bag it then tag it)
Baby Blocker
Pencil Eraser (no lead)
Balloon Babies
Glove (no love without the glove)
Love Glove
Penis Protector
...
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Why buy nail polish when Sharpies are so much less expensive?
Sometimes you want a glossy finish instead of a matte finish. lol
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If cash came out of your nostrils every time you sneezed would you mind colds and allergies so much?
Are you kidding me? I'd be snorting pepper daily!
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What if your living on a Indain reservation and the tribal law enforcement is illegally taping your cell phone?
I imagine there are official channels for addressing that violation of your privacy, but I'm more curious about why they'd want to tap into your cell phone conversations...
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Why are there rules and laws, if you have to break them to be happy? Are they an inside joke on the people dumb enough to obey them?
Why do you feel you have to break them to be happy? I don't agree with ALL laws, (who does?) but neither do I feel my personal happiness is totally suppressed because of them. And depending on which laws you want to break, it's not dumb to obey the law of not drinking and driving. Some laws exist for reasons having more to do with intelligence than inside jokes relying on stupidity.
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There was a guy taking pictures of a house on my street. I stopped and asking him what he was doing. He replied with attitude "I'm...
Any time something seems genuinely suspicious it's best to call the police and let them decide if it's worth checking out. If you live in a high crime area where police are extremely busy with more obvious pressing matters, jotting down a license plate number is usually sufficient for police to follow up later, if necessary. But most criminals will move on quickly if they notice people paying...
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What would you do if found out someone that you encountered online was using fake pics?
It depends on why the person did it and what involvement I had with him/her.
This happened to me as well. A man was posing as a woman, here on AB. After hearing the reasons, I decided to maintain the friendship under strict conditions of future honesty. But that person wasn't trying to get anything from me. He had otherwise been a good friend to me and never abused any information we shared...
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Am I weird? I know that in hospitals any idea vaguely resembling privacy of your body is pretty scarce...but last week they needed a urine
No. It was pretty insensitive of the nurse. Many people have 'shy' bladders and everyone deserves respect. Many healthcare professionals sadly forget their compassion and the fact that they still work in a service industry.
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Is Sunday morning good to you?
Nope. I usually work out and end up tired and sore. So it's good FOR me but not to me. lol
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How do i bring my milk supply up? my daughter cant latch so im loosing my milk supply. how do i bring it up while pumping full time?
As long as you are getting adequate rest, fluid intake and nutrition, stimulation is the only thing that will increase supply. As a mother who nursed three, I will tell you that no pump is as efficient as a baby and if you are relying solely on a pump full-time, your supply will go down. Some pumps are better than others though. Make sure you buy or rent a top of the line (such as Medela) and...
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I go running now and getting alittle better but when people drive by or walk by I get nervous and hate it
There's not much you can do about that besides running at an unsafe location or hour.
If you don't like addressing passersby, you could try listening to music to avoid talking. Or maybe try running on a track where most people don't expect conversation.
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If u want to gain weight and muscle mass is sex and masterbation harmful to how much protein, calories etc u take into your diet ?
Consider them both forms of exercise but they are not harmful and only the most prolonged and spirited sessions will require you to alter your caloric intake.
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dad's gf is a pain.
Did you consider that if your dad's girlfriend has a bad reputation all over town it's likely he already knows about it? Whatever he sees in her, who he dates is his choice. You can try talking to him about having some alone time for just the three of you, but otherwise, I don't imagine he'll be very sympathetic if you complain.
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dad's condoms
Get your brother a tub of diaper wipes or "Wet Ones" and return any unused condoms. They're both good for clean up and Wet Ones are safe to be flushed down the toilet.
If you think you're responsible enough for sex you should be responsible enough to talk to your Dad about it. If he notices the missing condoms you might end up having to talk about it all anyway.
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my gf does not want to have sex yet.
You can't prove it to them because you ARE lying. Sorry, but to quote your own words on another comment, that's "part of how things are".
I imagine if this gets back to your gf, not only will your friends find out you're lying (there goes your cool) but you still won't be getting any and may end up losing the gf. The best way to play it cool is to simply smile a lot and NOT talk about it at all.
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Can i get my vagina waxed in a salon... do they do the whole thing even to the butthole?
Yes, most salons that offer waxing services will wax off as much as you want. If you're unsure of a particular salon's services, call and ask if they offer a Brazilian bikini wax.
Read all about it:
http://beauty.about.com/od/hairremoval/ht/bikiniwax.htm
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condoms in wallet
Condoms should be stored in a cool, dry place. Preferably at or below room temperature and out of direct sunlight and away from excessive moisture. That recommendation usually makes the nightstand the best option for long-term storage.
Condoms should NOT be stored in excess of 100 degrees F or below 32 degrees F. It's primarily the long-term exposure to heat that causes the manufacturer to...
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Your best friend says she can't be bothered coming out for your birthday because you've changed your plans. You say...?
After getting over the shock I would have told the friend she hurt my feelings by not being emotionally supportive.
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im asking this question because i need help getting a boner when im with my gf i can do bymyself just not with her wtf?
You probably don't need help getting one so much as figuring out what's stopping you...
What do you do/think about when you're successful by yourself?
Do you watch porn? Maybe you need visual stimulation.
Are you relaxed? Maybe you're nervous.
Are you concerned about pleasing her? Maybe you're anxious about performing.
Are you otherwise sharing intimacy? Maybe you need more foreplay.
Have you...
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Has anyone ever hated you because you're beautiful?
I highly doubt it
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what kind of body language shows he's into you (ie: how he sits by you, looks at you and etc)
Eye contact
Leaning towards you
Sitting close enough for parts to touch (legs, shoulders, etc.)
Attempts to touch you (hand on shoulder or back when you walk, arm at waist, etc.)
Maybe even playing with your hair
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have you ever had someone do something obviously insulting to you? like in the description
Yes, I can understand why you'd be offended. I would be as well.
This isn't nearly as insulting, but I used to work with a woman who was consistently insulting. She would comment on 'liking' a dress I wore then in her next breath ask 'do they sell it in a smaller size?'. I wore a size 4...b*tch.
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Ladies: have you ever kissed a guy friend on the cheeck just because he did something really sweet and thoughtful for you?
In that situation I'd be more likely to give a hug. But I have had male friends point to their cheek in request of a kiss. Only one did I ever like more than just friends, but we never ended up dating anyway.
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is it bad that i get mad at my girl for chilling n laughing with other guys that i dont call or txt her for a few days?
You put this in the category of "casual relationships"...so if it's casual, why shouldn't she chill, laugh and even flirt/date other guys? But if you're in a committed relationship, then I'd say it's still ok to chill and laugh, as long as that's all she's doing. Rather than avoid her for days, I'd suggest you talk to her about it and get some reassurance.
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Do you have a really old picture that is fascinating to look at?
I have old black and white pictures of my mom from when she was a little girl. My daughter and I find them fascinating because it's strange to look at a picture of someone else that looks just like you, dressed up in clothes from another era. Even more strangely because my daughter and I look almost identical except for opposite coloring.
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The King is gone, Burger King announced that it's going in a new direction minus "The King" will you miss him or not?
No...he was creepy. lol He frightened small children to the point he became featured as a 'scary' Halloween mask.
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How many times do you get hit on, in a day? What percentage of it do you enjoy, or dont enjoy?
It's not necessarily a daily thing. It depends on circumstances...out dancing? A lot. Elsewhere? Less frequently. It's flattering when it's done respectfully. It's totally NOT enjoyable when it's creepy or assumes an inappropriate familiarity.
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I was outwith my family and this waitress remembered me from the last time and flirted a lot. I found her on fb should I send her message
There's no harm in sending a message, but be sure to say where you know her from, and make sure your profile picture is a picture of you so that she will recognize you.
That's your best odds at getting a sincere response. Women often get random messages and friend requests from men and won't always accept them from strangers.
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On a scale of 1-10 (10 being the biggest) how bid of a flirt are you/have you been in the past?
I'm going with an 8
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When is your first time to do skydiving?
Probably when they tell me the plane is going down :)
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What's the sexiest thing you like to see the opposite sex in?
Either boxer briefs or a suit with suspenders (if he can carry the look)
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When was the last time that someone or a situation made you feel stupid?
Less than a month ago. It's a miracle I trust anyone anymore.
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What type of person do you see yourself as?
Genuine: original; real; true; natural; honest; sincere;
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What is the must seductive food the opposite sex can eat?
Anything that shows his tongue
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If you could remove one thing from you life, what would it be and why?
I'm with Katrina...I don't ever want to be deceived or lied to again.
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What's your favorite late night talk show?
Craig Ferguson
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Have you ever eaten shark? Did you like it?
Shark steak, yes.
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What's foods do you hate, that most people like? (Me: alcohol, seafood, fast food and most "family restaurant" food, coffee)
Hate might be a little strong, but definitely not my favorites:
Coffee
Sushi (ok, I might not have given this a fair shot yet)
Asparagus
Grapefruit
Lamb
Alcohol (unless it's a sweet girlie drink, then maybe)
Artichoke
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Have you ever seen a woman slap a guy in the face, or heard of an actual case?
Guilty. When I was much younger, a male friend was dishing on his ex who happened to also be my friend. What he was saying was untrue and absolutely horrible. I slapped him. Alcohol was involved all-around. I'm not proud, and it was all righted later, but yeah...I saw it up close and personal.
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I LOST MY CELL PHONE ON FRIDAYi TOLD HIM I DIDNT HAVE MY CELL ON ME BUT GAVE HIM MY NUMBER AND HE GAVE ME HIS .
There's no harm in sending a message that you lost your phone and will get him your new number once you replace it. If he tried to contact you, it's respectful. If not, once you give him your new number your situation is back to where it was Friday.
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I know as a agnostic that it is a more joyful life to live as a believer, should I challenge others beliefs even though they are not true?
Agnostics don't 'know' any such thing. They do not maintain that believers are more joyful or that others' beliefs are untrue. An agnostic believes the truth simply can't be known regarding the existence or non-existence of any God.
So although you don't seem to be a true agnostic, whatever your inclination, I don't understand why one's joy has any bearing on whether you challenge his/her...
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If God does exist, he is ethier good and we need not worry, or he is not good and there is nothing we can do. Do you agree?
I would say there is no need to worry and nothing you can do regardless of the scenario. (Worry is a passive and wasteful. No matter how much you worry it won't affect the outcome of any situation.)
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is it weird to hang out with a girl who i don't have a serious relationship with???
Not weird at all. Men and women can be friends. As long as no one makes any romantic overtures (kissing, hand-holding, etc.) there's no reason to explicitly state it's not a date.
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What would you do_If you got pulled underwater, and didn't know how to swim?
Hold my breath as long as possible. Hope to float to the surface long enough to yell for help. Thankfully, I know how to swim, so I don't anticipate this happening.
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can i sue my orthodontist for leaving spaces in my teeth after braces? he took them off two months early after i paid him off!
You could, but at this point you don't know if your retainer will do the job or not. Get a second qualified opinion on the proper course of treatment then take appropriate action.
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what would it take to make you kill yourself? What would push you over the edge?
I can only think of two things
1) Having an illness that caused excruciating pain without end in sight or any form of relief or hope of getting better.
2) Having to choose between my life and that of one of my children.
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What is something that it bothers you to see someone do while driving?
Not paying attention to the road. It doesn't matter the distraction. It's dangerous.
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Do you refer to your pet as "it" or he/she?
I refer to pets by gender.
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are you responsible,
or rather like to shove it off a bit at times at others?
Extremely responsible.
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Is It Possible To Know You Have People That Care About You Yet You Still Seem To Feel So Alone?
Absolutely. It's a very common feeling among those suffering from clinical depression.
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Does a male victim of attempted rape receive less sympathy?
They probably do, but that doesn't make it right. No one wants to be knocked unconscious and raped. Hopefully they will never have to learn how true that is or how bad an ordeal you endured.
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Why is it so hard to find attractive women open to sexual experimentation?
Because it's not something talked about in most circles, particularly until you know them well.
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Some of my friends dont want to know me anymore because im bi sexual, is that fair?
A real friend will accept you for whom you are, not what they want you to be. Find friends that accept you for you.
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OK...who is the most flirtatious woman on AB?
Tater tot, although I haven't seen her here in a while.
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Should it be legal to kill a man for flirting with your wife, provided he's given fair warning in the form of the question "do you want to
Heck no. And if you think your wife belongs in the category of "real estate and property law" she probably encourages the flirting anyway :)
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Why not explore the Bible rather than deep space for life, since science has not been able to disprove anything recorded therein?
The Bible HAS been explored by many: scholars, religious, and even as literature.
Most of the verses you site relate to that which science has already proven (or confirmed if you prefer). Even if the Bible was taken at face value as pure fact (ignoring all likelihood of language translation error, or embellishment) biblical verse interpretation and relative timeline are something scholars do...
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Have you ever said a bad word infront of a child?
Yes, but it's something I try to avoid.
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what color of hair do you have?
Really dark brown, almost black.
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How many of you that post a lot on answerbag do it mostly because your points will rise a lot?
Since they revamped the site I don't even know how the points system works...so no, that's not me. I answer what interests me or where I feel I can help.
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Who doesnt love miss betty white??
I just adore her. She's so spirited and funny.
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Do you think it is fair for someone to see your photo and not show theirs?
If you don't like the inequity, take your photo down and include in your profile instead a description "fit", "a few extra pounds", "profoundly overweight" etc. while also stating something like "picture exchange if our personalities click". That let's the guys know you're willing to exchange a picture but it also opens the door to early discussions about everything, including body type and...
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Why does my chest get red and blotchy when I get nervous?
It's called flushing and is a histaminergic reaction most commonly seen (or noticed) in fair skinned individuals. Many women experience flushing when nervous, during or immediately after sexual arousal or other activities where blood flow is increased. It's a natural physiological response that fades on its own within a couple hours and is nothing to worry about....
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I hate trombones. Do you? Oh, and how can those of us who hate trombones appreciate them more?
I don't hate them but I can't say I particularly love them either. They serve a purpose in orchestras and bands in filling out the sound and they can do that pretty cool glissando. To appreciate them more maybe listen to musical pieces where they are featured by not necessarily a solo act. Or something cool like this Mortal Kombat clip I found...funny :)
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Whenever someone wins (benefits), must someone else lose?
Of course not. There are all sorts of mutually beneficial associations. That's how bartering came to exist.
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Does people talking to the dead make any seance to you?
It makes seance. Expecting an answer back in that kind of 'environment', I'm not so sure about.
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What is that which can be Absent even if it is Present ?
Attention
Love
Respect
Most anything that should go two-ways can be both absent and present.
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I'm a woman,49,(who looks/feels early 30's) dating a man 22 years younger. We've been dating for 2 years now and he wants to marry me!
Although love can happen at any age, and fit women do seem to be aging better, I think you're right to be concerned about the future. Age differences only seem to become profound when you reach the extremes (which you haven't reached yet).
You are very compatible now, but what about in 5, 10, 20 years? Five years from now is he likely to want children? How would you feel about that? In 10...
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Met a great girl yesterday, and she told me she is a sugar baby to a sixty year old man, all bills paid and $3000 a month pocket money Nice?
You just met her yesterday and you believe her? If it sounds unbelievable it usually is...I'd call bullshit.
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Can a person really understand true love with having been in only one relationship q:)
Yes. Just as someone having had many relationships may not have experienced true love even once.
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does everyone think they are smart?
Are you referring to intellectual application and intellectual capacity (IQ) or the broader definition of smart? Most people excel in at least one aspect of 'smart'. So yes, it's possible that everyone thinks they are smart, depending on how they define it.
Example:
a : mentally alert : bright
b : knowledgeable
c : shrewd ; quick whit
d...
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I have been neglecting my 2 best friends because i dont feel like i have my life together and im 16 i just feel lost. Any advice?
Sometimes when you feel lost that is when you need friends the most. It's okay to work on your life without neglecting those closest to you. I would recommend you explain to your friends what you're feeling and working on rather than excluding them.
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Does anyone here watch and like Nancy Grace?
I don't watch much television but I've seen her show a few times. I didn't watch the Casey Anthony coverage at all so maybe that's why I have no problems with her. I'm pretty take-it-or-leave-it for her show.
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Why wont congrees take a 25% reduction in pay and leave Social Security alone.
Greed.
Why do they accept full retirement benefits after only one term of service while the rest of the population serves/works 10+ years? Because they can. They vote their own benefits. Few people would make less if they determined their own salary and benefits.
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my bf cannot get erection long , he says its not me well what do i do
First of all, if he says it's not you, believe him. Have him get a physical check up, in case the problem can be solved medically. Then do whatever you can to eliminate psychological pressures. Try pleasing only him with no pressure for him to perform for you and see if that makes any difference. Ask if it's different when he masturbates. Determining the problem is key to solving it.
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how do i get guys to like me? (im 13)
Be approachable; smile.
Be friendly; strike up conversations.
Be socially active; get out and do co-ed things.
Be independent; enjoy your own company.
Be interesting; have your own interests.
Be yourself; whatever you ARE, you want someone who is interested in you, not something you're not.
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Is the man's place in the kitchen?
Just as with women, I think a man's place is wherever he wants it to be. We all have different strengths and weaknesses.
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Do you own a thigh master?
No. But I've used one bought by someone else.
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Why do some mothers dress like their teenage daughters?
I think this largely depends on what the teenager is dressing like, the mom's physique and what is considered to be in fashion. I suspect it has more to do with women buying what's in fashion and nothing to do with their daughters.
No one, regardless of age, should want to wear something uncomfortable or unflattering to her body, but frankly, if I considered something too revealing or...
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Are there really any effective presidents/governors or are they all just the beneficiaries/victims of a good or bad economy ?
As with any job, I think politicians inherit good and bad aspects of their positions when they take office. How effective they are in their term depends on what they do while in office. Effective politicians mitigate or turn around the bad left to them to fix while embellishing or continuing those aspects that were running smoothly.
If it were as simple as inheriting an existing economy, then...
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How do you feel when you get ignored by someone that you need?
Sad if it's an on-going thing, but also perspective.
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Agree or disagree: The only difference between a flower and a weed is judgement?
Agree. Just ask any child bringing an handful of what they view to be the most beautiful flowers to mom---a handful of dandelions.
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I've been told from a youth, that, "life isn't fair", can anyone tell me why???.like, what's missing, that would make it (life) fair.
Youth are raised to believe that good triumphs over evil, and that bad behavior is punished and good behavior rewarded. They look at situations expecting to see immediate balance--and don't always see it. THAT balance is what they'd call fair.
Karma often balances life, but it's often a concept beyond reach of a youth's need for immediate gratification. All you can do is point it out when you...
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ive never been the type of girl to have a guy come up to me and talk,i always try to talk to guys but they say im ugly. can anyone help me?
If that is a photo of you in your avatar, you are not ugly. If you are openly friendly, guys who are interested will talk to you if you put yourself in positions where you are easily approachable. Don't try so hard and the problem will solve itself. Anyone who would call you ugly isn't worth your time or attention.
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If both Democrats and Republicans are against deficits, why do we have deficits?
They don't agree on how to go about getting it done. Stalemate.
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Was you a flirt /or shy in "high School"?
Shy and studious. I've made up for it since.
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If I fail algebra 2 my sophmore year and have to take it the following year, am I still a Junior? Or do I stay a sophmore?
Class standing is dependent on total credit hours passed...not one class.
Do whatever you can NOT to fail. Get a tutor if necessary and stay in close communication with your teacher. If you don't like a class the first time, you'll probably like it even less a second time. Don't put yourself through it.
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What does it take you to trust a person?
I used to trust far too easily. I am exactly as I represent myself and expected others to do the same. Now, after having been lied to more times than I can count, I hardly trust anyone without a long history demonstrating only honesty.
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Agree or Disagree - The difference between success and mediocrity is all in the way you think.?
I've always said the difference between success and mediocrity is passion. Anything you can do with passion is going to demonstrate a measure of success.
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i feel like i dont matter to my hubby,and like garbage, hes never here anymore except to eat sleep, and have sex we talk about this over
Forget past talks. It's time for a serious talk where you pointedly tell him that things MUST and WILL change this time---one way or another. Tell him that if he would rather go ride his four-wheeler and take care of his deer stands than nurture you, your family and your relationship...that's no relationship you need. You deserve more. But if you keep letting him get away with it, what reason...
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As young as you are, have you had a "senior" moment?
Sure...like while talking on my cell phone and finding myself walking around looking for it. Duh!
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I've been on b.c. For a week now, is it safe my boyfriend cums in me?
If you are referring to full strength birth control pills it depends when in your cycle you started taking them. If you start taking them on day one of your cycle (first day of menstrual bleeding) then the package inserts state you are protected after one week because sufficient hormone is introduced to your system to prevent ovulation, and if taken properly throughout the remainder of the...
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What kind of Pancakes would you like? &with what topping?
Love me some blueberry pancakes! Just a little butter and maple syrup on top for me :)
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What Are Some Kinky Sex Tips To Spice Up My Sex???
That depends on your personal definition of kinky and whether you are referring to one partner or more than one. It could range from introducing food items, toys, or dirty talk to other people, costumes, props, etc.
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Im into those sexual adult dating sites can someone refer me to any good ones.
I don't know how good it is, but a friend told me he liked adultfriendfriender.com
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Would you notice if someone turned your toilet roll around on the holder?
I sure would. And would fix it promptly.
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Have you ever tried to change someone you were with? How did it work out? Would you allow a pet peeve to come between you ad a hunk/hottie?
No, I've never tried to change someone, but I have expressed my own 'needs' when they weren't being met. Relationships are about accepting people for who they are, but successful ones also involve compromising for one another.
If a spotless home is important to your friend, it makes sense to work through that now. As a compromise, maybe she can be a little neater or he can take over the...
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Can you ever forgive me?!
Probably. I'm ridiculously forgiving.
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What are you tired of being tired about?
Being the one who has to initiate or maintain contact with friends.
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What would happen if everyone spoke the Truth in the world ?
It would be a quieter world. lol
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You're A-OK and hurray hurray if someone running the country shares your religion. What if he/she doesn't? Are you still okay with that?
I believe in the separation of church and state. I wish religion were completely removed from how we run our country's government. You don't have to be religious to do 'the right thing' and it makes more sense for a government of people of many religions to not represent one over any other.
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In your opinion what makes someone a good or a bad person?
Good intentions and motives backed up with actions that show one cares.
Things don't always turn out the way we hope, but you can usually tell from a person's track record and actions if the intent was good or bad.
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how can someone overcome depression due to loneliness?
It's more likely you feel lonely because of depression than to have depression due to loneliness. If one truly experienced depression solely due to loneliness it would be an easy solution to just find social opportunities (work, volunteer, school, telephone, email, etc.).
Depression can make you feel lonely in a room full of people, whereas emotionally healthy people can feel happy and content...
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Why in a world of seven billion people nearly do we feel lonely at times?
It's possible to feel lonely in a room full of people. It's possible to feel content while completely alone. Loneliness is more a condition of feeling disconnected; it has nothing to do with how many people are in the vicinity.
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On Gilligan's Island, how did Ginger have so many different outfits when they were only going on a 3 hour tour?
-She was a diva who just happened to pack for a month for a 3 hour tour. lol
-They only introduced real life when it added to the plot for that episode
-And how about why the guys wore only ONE outfit and never went naked to wash it? lol
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Do you think if they legalized prostitution in all 50 of the United States the rate of male suicide would go down?
I doubt it. Just the number of virgins maybe.
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Do you think anorexia is really a mental illness? Or a choice?
I strongly believe it's a mental illness but I understand your exploration of the topic. There are plenty of mental illnesses people do not accept as 'illness' for similar reasons. But just as every alcoholic takes those first drinks willingly, they do so not knowing that they will become one of the ones who loses control over making it a choice in the future. So yes, although cultural...
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Would you stand naked by a swimming pool if there was no one around?
I would be more likely to be swimming in it!
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Are you happy with the size/shape of your Butt/Bum? or do you want to trade it in?
It's definitely a keeper. But I wouldn't mind a little off my thighs :)
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Women - Has anybody tried to lift your skirt up ?
Once on the dance floor. It didn't go well for him.
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Why do men find redheads and blondes so attractive?
There are fewer natural redheads and blondes than brunettes. So for men who prefer them, it's like appreciating an endangered species. Rarity is not a guarantee they are more beautiful or intrinsically better, but there are fewer of them, increasing demand. There are still plenty of brunette lovers.
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Whats inside your stomach?
Broiled chicken and green beans.
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In my avatar, do you think those thighs belong to a woman or a man?
I know you appreciate muscle, but they are too big for my tastes, even on a man. For either gender those lower legs look under-developed in comparison. It's all about balance.
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I haven't been able to find my phone for 2 days, but I know for a fact that its somewhere in my house. Any suggestions for places to look?
Usually when this happens, it's because the phone isn't 'misplaced' but rather slipped from a common place to somewhere you have no reason to look. (Three times now when this happened to me, my phone slipped from my pocket and onto the floor of my car.)
If the battery isn't dead, walk around your house calling your cell and listen for the tone or buzz. Think about where you might have set it...
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Silence is Acquiescence - agreed?
What I would do, personally, would depend on the situation. Getting involved could save someone's life or it could make you an unwelcome complication to someone else's private matter. Silence does not mean acquiescence. You can feel just as strongly about an opinion that you keep quiet about, as one you voice loudly.
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Ive not been on here for quite a while and have 53 friend requests - should i just accept them all for quickness? What do you recommend...?
I wouldn't. Many are here today, gone tomorrow--literally. I always ask people to get to know me first. Few take the time. When I do sign in I want to see my 'friends' activity.
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I always wanted to know, How many girls are self confident enough to let others see a normal picture of them?
I am. There are already pictures posted and linked on my profile.
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Would you pose nude if it was for a good cause?
Headless? Sure. Otherwise, I'd need to know the cause and exactly how me being nude could possibly help.
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Alcohol is addictive, weed is not. Why don't they make it legal?
While the majority of pot users would probably use it at least as responsibly as alcohol users (and never progress further), there will always be those who assume it will be a gateway drug to more harmful and addictive drugs. That is probably the main reason it remains illegal. A secondary reason is that as a depressant, if it were to become legal, the socially acceptable nature would pose...
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Do you come on AB just to argue?
No. I hate arguing.
I like to help. I enjoy a funny or spirited discussion.
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Should anyone on welfare be spied on, and those found to be making a way of life out of it executed for defraudment of the government?
Stalking and execution are excessive and unnecessary. A simple time limit would prevent it becoming an abused 'way of life'. Prosecution for abusers wouldn't yield much benefit either. You can't get blood from a stone. The best you could hope for would be community service.
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My alcoholic beverage of choice is______________ hands down !
Pomegranate martini
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What would convince you to travel somewhere?
The money to pay for it. That's all it would take!
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When should parents let teens make their own decisions?
Let children make all the decisions on issues where the consequences are small. They can learn from mistakes, but parents can make sure those mistakes happen while the consequences aren't life threatening. As they get older and learn from past mistakes they'll naturally become better at making sound decisions without the need for as much parental guidance.
For example, teenagers who stay up...
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Can a penis be inserted too far?
Yes and no. The pain is caused by forcefully hitting the cervix. A slower pace will likely ease any pain.
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Do You Swear To Tell The Truth, The Whole Truth And Nothing But The Truth, So Help You God?
If it's to people I trust, I don't even need to swear. They know I will always tell them the truth.
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What do you consider peaceful?
Waves. I especially love watching waves roll up onto a beach and then recede.
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When you have children of your own, if you ever do, do you want them to do all the same things you did as a child? Why or why not?
I was mildly disappointed that my girls had no interest in ballet. But I wasn't disappointed in them. I let all three of my children choose what activities they want to pursue and hope I will be equally supportive as they grow up and choose careers.
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You know you need to stop worrying when . . . ?
...you realize that worry is a wasted emotion.
Whatever is going to happen will happen regardless of how much you do or do not 'worry' about it. Worry is not an action that changes outcome. If you can DO something to change an undesirable outcome, that's different; it's not worry.
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How used to anxiety are you?
I tend to lean that way, so I'm used to it...but that doesn't mean I like it.
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Which house rules do you believe everyone should follow? Why?
Leave it the way you found it.
It shows you respect and/or accept the homeowner.
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Aren't friends with benefits free hookers just there to be used by someone?
I think the title implies they are mutually 'benefiting' each other, right? So I wouldn't call that 'using' someone if they are both know the extent of the relationship, and both accept it. If they truly are friends, then no, I don't think it would be the same.
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How were you taught the importance of wearing a seat belt?
It was a rule as common as saying please or thank you. The car didn't move until the seat belts were buckled. Period.
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If you invite guests to a party at your home and tell them it ends at 10pm, do you want every last one of them out the door by 9.59pm?
Not necessarily, but listing an end time for a party does indicate that the host does not want to make it a late night for whatever reason.
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What would you like to say to people who think you should stop asking questions?
I would like to say they should stop reading them. :)
Carry on AG and ignore them.
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What is going to the gym like? Should I start going to one?
It's a very individualistic choice. I love going to the gym because I'm surrounded by people who share my appreciation for physical fitness and we help motivate each other in tough classes structured to target our goals (strength, flexibility and cardiovascular health). Classes are infused with fun, laughter and sometimes a little commiserating. I've made many friends over the years and studies...
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As I have only flour until the 2nd, I'm considering a 3-Day water fast. Are there any benefits to this?
Fasting is NOT beneficial to long term weight loss, only very short term weight loss.
Here's why:
Any time you consume fewer calories than your body needs to sustain basic daily functioning it signals starvation and slows your metabolism. In starvation, the body still needs to maintain basic functions, so it conserves energy by simultaneously eliminating the most calorically costly tissue and...
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Do you wish IT professionals would start getting laid off and suffering like the rest of us?
No. Not only do I not wish misfortune on anyone, but where I live IT professionals have been routinely laid off, asked to take pay cuts, or suffered almost five years of pay freezes already.
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How do I "loosen up" when I dance?
Experience. The more practiced a move, the more automatic it will become, allowing you to relax and feel the music...instead of concentrating on form and movement. Although Jerk and Dougie are both rather stiff forms of dancing, so you do need to keep some of the crispness if you want to look good doing those styles.
If by stiff you mean overall flexibility, then exercises that focus on...
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Can u express Feeing of shame how feel when got caught naked by another?
You haven't provided enough detail as to why anyone would shame in the first place. Caught? Caught how? If someone is in a state of undress and someone else walks in, that alone is not reason for any shame whatsoever.
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Cancer treatments for 9/11 1st responders not covered because casual link is not established. Will it be when they are all dead?
Probably not. That would open the door to culpability and countless law suits. They will likely deny deny, deny. It's a sad outrage, but certainly nothing new. The government has done this time and again (agent orange, cancer causing paint on naval ships sanded off and inhaled, Gulf War syndrome blamed on neurotoxins leaked downwind from a chemical weapons demolition, etc.).
Gulf War or...
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Ladies-My date for tonight just cancelled. Given the nature of the event the chance of my finding a last minute replacement are slim.
Done. I just hope your mind was dirty enough to keep up.
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I am 25 years old. I have never had a g/f. I don't even have any female friends. Its so hard just to make friends. Should I give up?
Never give up on friendship. But do give up on the idea that it's 'hard' to make friends. Instead, try getting involved in co-ed social activities that center around enjoying your personal interests (join things like a sport team, book club, singles group, cooking classes, etc.). That way you will begin to meet people with common interests. Having something in common removes some of the...
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Do you like to share your knowledge with other people or would you rather to keep for yourself?
I share knowledge with others freely. Others' secrets, I keep to myself.
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If you're against milk ads about PMS, are you also against men being portrayed as idiot fathers on TV?
I'm pretty much against any type of advertising that seeks to unnecessarily stereotype, particularly in a derogatory way.
I find TV entertainment a little more difficult to criticize because it's usually sit-coms that take that approach and there have been shows that portray both genders as idiots and some of them even poke fun equally. I just tune in elsewhere if I don't like something that...
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How loyal to Facebook are you?
I enjoy some time there, mainly keeping up with friends and family. But it's my friends and family I'm loyal to...not FaceBook.
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Do you have a enemy that into the same stuff that your into?
If I have an enemy, it's news to me.
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Whats the best shampoos/conditioners that keeps split ends at bay?
I've had really good luck with Tresume and it's quite affordable.
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Do you have a friend that you know in real life that has a AB?
Yes a few. I also met a couple AB friends in person that I did not know prior to discovering Answerbag.
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Can superman beat up Batman?
Unless Batman is carrying Kryptonite, Superman gets my vote.
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Do you have more than one account on AB? if so why?
No. Never have, never will.
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If you found out someone loves you the way Snape loves Lily in Harry Potter, how would you feel?
Honored
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What/who can bring everlasting peace upon Earth?
Only tolerance. We will never all look alike, or share the same opinions on everything, so tolerating those differences is the only way to create peace.
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I'm 19 years old. I already have $100 in a Roth IRA. How much money should I put into it a month to be a millionaire when I'm older?
If you do an internet search on Roth IRA Calculator or Roth IRA Savings Calculator you'll find several tools that will calculate your future wealth based on various inputs and assumptions.
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Apparently there are pictures of naked ladies on the internet. Why would somebody pose (or more) naked where a billion people can see?
Usually money. Some people have no reservations about nudity so the fact that a billion people can 'see' means nothing to them. Hopefully they were taken and posted without shame and as an enjoyment of bringing others pleasure (not a regrettable youthful decision).
Of course there are also pictures that were taken for private audiences that were later shared without approval. There are entire...
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Ladies would you accuse a guy of being gay because he did not turn to look at you when you passed?
Haha...of course not. They were just boosting their own self esteem. What would have been really funny is if you called out "No, I'm blind!"
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What is something in your life that has gotten more exciting the older you've grown?
Doing the splits.
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What would you like to abolish?
Intolerance.
That pretty much takes care of the rest.
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Have you ever tried to be a cold hearted SOB, but just couldn't do it?
I can't even make it to cold hearted. But it's not a bad thing to fail at I guess.
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Do you agree with this statement: If at first you don't succeed, destroy all evidence that you tried.
No. Others can learn from our mistakes as well.
If scientists did that, we'd not have had as many advances in chemistry, cosmology and physics. Many successes take more than one lifetime to perfect.
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If you had a button that could do anything, what would you have it do?
Grant wishes
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Who deserves the label of "coward"?
Someone who apologizes for a misdeed but then rather than stick around to own it, just disappears.
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Do you have a resumé ready to go?
Yes, I do now.
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What is the dumbest thing you ever did as a child?
Burn my lip on my birthday candles. In my defense, I was only three. Shame on them for letting me play with fire. lol
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What is one thing people ask you that drives you crazy?
"How are you?"
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What is the one thing you do not understand about the human race?
Why some people lie about things for no apparent 'good' reason.
Although I'm not saying it's acceptable, I understand lying to spare someone's feelings but some people lie just to embellish or deceive. I will never understand that.
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What is your usual reaction when you don't like someone?
Polite tolerance...and avoidance
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Is there a common theme to your disappointments?
Misplaced trust.
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Do you often feel like the people on AB are your only friends?
No, but certainly they are ones that are 'always' around, since they are spread out so geographically.
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Are you visiting the Answerbag website via laptop or desktop?
Lappy :)
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How do you eat your popcorn? One at a time? Or a couple?
One or two at a time. Otherwise, it would just end up down my shirt. lol
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When do you like hearing other people complain?
I will lend a listening ear whenever it is needed. I only 'like' it when I am either able to help make things better or when it's a mutually accepted b*tch session. lol
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Is alcoholism the only disease that you can get yelled at for having?
No, I'm sure there are many more, and most surround what people believe are behavioral 'choices' or addictions.
Those with addictive personalities are more challenged to resist certain temptations than others and I imagine many find themselves in the throes of addiction long before they realize that the choice they made will have a different and more lasting impact on them than others around...
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would you like to see an increase of physical activities in school? why?
Yes, because studies have shown that performing physical activities WHILE simultaneously performing educational 'brain' tasks increases learning and retention. In younger students under-developed motor skills can actually impede scholastic learning. So physical activity simply makes good sense.
Our elementary school now integrates math problems with navigating the proper path on a rock wall....
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_________ is the best medicine.
Kindness
If applied correctly, it encompasses all other answers.
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Are you ever all like "ooh yeah, I'm a model look at me, woo hoo"?
Yep. Every now and then you take a picture that makes you say "Damn! I'm lookin good" :)
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Have you ever been really hurt by another ABer?
Yes, but not directly on AB. Only in the context that I've been befriended by ABers (outside AB) who then chose to lie about countless aspects of their lives, public and private.
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How did you feel when you heard that Amy Winehouse died?
Although not surprised, very saddened that we lost such a talent so early in her life. I loved her music and now there will be no more.
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Is it wrong 2 ignore a txt as you told the person in a earlier txt that u would call them at around a certain time?
Simply treat others the way you'd want to be treated. If you'd find it 'wrong' then certainly don't do it to another person. But acknowledging a text when it's convenient for you is not the same thing as ignoring it.
Your rule of etiquette here best depends on how you normally treat texting. Some people almost always respond right away, while others routinely respond minutes (or hours or days)...
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Do you ever say sorry after an argument just so it will be over, even if you don't think you are wrong?
An insincere apology is meaningless, so no I do not admit guilt or remorse where none exists and don't think it's a good idea to do so.
I will, however, apologize if my words or actions were taken in a way that hurt someone, because that would never be my intention.
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Can you truely be friends with someone that broke your heart?
In time, yes. Particularly if the hurt wasn't intentional. If you think about what makes someone a friend, it's ultimately conditional on whether the person wants good things for you, and vice versa, as all friends should.
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Do you believe in luck or do you think we make our own luck?
I think 'luck' is just the name we assign to an event we had no role in creating--good or bad (so it can easily go either way). When we do play an active role in the outcome of our circumstances, we don't usually call it luck but rather effort, pro-activeness, results, etc.
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Women: IF you aren't interested in lovemaking/sex, but agree to it, should the guy just skip all the foreplay and suit himself.
I think the answer to this is largely dependent on *your* woman. Try both ways and see how it goes. If she's accommodating, but just tired, she might not mind skipping her own pleasure. But I have to think that if you CAN bring her interest around through foreplay that you'll both enjoy yourselves more and she might even be 'reminded' why she should be more interested next time.
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What is more important, commitment or self-respect q:)
Self respect. It is, in a way, a commitment to yourself.
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why do people in thier 20's get treated like teenagers?
I imagine it's pretty common for the majority of older persons to reflect their wisdom onto the younger (regardless of actual age) in a way the younger don't always appreciate. But it often takes maturity (gained through time and experience) to actually 'see' and understand why one is being treated a certain way.
It's no more realistic to expect someone 20 years old to be treated like a 50...
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Hello you have reached Voice Of Reason if your BEAUTIFUL leave a message if your UGLY....you know what to DO. Hopefully sum1 needed a laugh
{BEEP} Looks like you've stepped out...
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Can you put your feet together and touch your toes??
Yep. And if sitting with legs straight out in front, I can reach considerably past them as well.
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If you hate exercising, what should you do to get yourself to love it?
Don't focus on exercising but rather finding an activity you enjoy that provides exercise. If you enjoy doing the activity, you're more likely to keep doing it. You'll also do most activities longer if they're accompanied by music you enjoy.
Start with the more subtle and increase the frequency and intensity of activities you decide you like as you become more fit.
Walking (with a friend so...
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My daughter just told me she poured water in her milk because we had no cereal. Does she need to be kicked out?
Clearly, she needs cereal.
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Why do opponents of gay marriage blame homosexuals? Aren't the straight people the ones to blame for having gay babies?
You're saying opponents of gay marriage blame homosexuals for what exactly, being gay? If that's what you mean, they blame them because there are still those who assert that being gay is a 'choice' and therefore harbor no guilt or 'blame' if they are straight and their child is gay--they call it a choice. Both straight and gay people are having babies now, so the entire concept of blame is...
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Am i the only one that thinks the statement "all you need is love" is a lie?
No. Everyone clearly needs food, water and shelter first and foremost. And even where there is love, sometimes love simply isn't enough.
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Just how unhealthy are elephant ears?
If you mean the treats served at fairs and carnivals...pretty bad. It's a deep fried batter of empty carbs covered in either powdered sugar or cinnamon sugar. Sugar + fat + empty carbs = one of the most unhealthy things you can eat :(
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Since homosexuals are not allowed to get married, would hermaphrodites be barred from legal marriage, as well?
The condition affects the physical appearance and potential reproductive health of the individual, but regardless of appearance, a hermaphrodite is still biologically considered male or female, genetically (XX or XY) and that is how the law is applied. Sexual preference is a separate issue and that is how the law currently forbids/discriminates against some unions.
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Do you know anybody who holds a major old grudge, eg, Southerners vs Yankees, or Irish vs English, or Catholics vs Protestants?
I have a friend in Tennessee who loves to call me a Yankee...but I don't think there is any real malice in it.
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Would you like to contribute a few dollars to the Male-Pattern Baldness Prevention Society?
I don't think so. Some men shave their heads when they start to go bald and look better for doing so. Contributing to a cause that saves them from that condition may reduce the number of sexy bald men. Variety is the spice of life!
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At what point do you stop bothering to pass the tests of those who don't bother to pass any tests of your's?
When you finally give yourself the respect you deserve and stop giving others power they don't. That's what I remind myself.
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If im texting a guy i kinda like and say goodbye for a reason can i text him later? like a few hours after i said goodbye?
Sure you can! But if you feel awkward about it, stop saying goodbye and start saying ttyl (talk to you later), ttfn (ta ta for now) or gotta run, will get back to you later!
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I dated my friend (Girl) and when she broke up with me she stopped talking to me.
Some people find it awkward to be friends with an ex and distance themselves from that person to avoid the awkwardness. Give it a little time and see if she comes around. If not, you can try to approach her about how you miss her friendship and emphasize you are only seeking friendship, but that's really all you can do.
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Do you ever really stop loving someone?
If you truly loved the person, then I say no. The intensity of the emotion may lesson, with time, but it's still there.
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I discriminate against hatemongers/racists/bigots,mean-spirited unkind self-serving greedy folks. Is some prejudice okay,some not? Why?
I guess that depends on how you're defining 'discriminating'. Here, I think everyone is entitled to an opinion (even those you mentioned) but I don't consider it discrimination to hear them out then refute something erroneously stated as fact, disagree with an opinion (respectfully), or point out something I find mean-spirited, unkind or unnecessarily hateful. I wouldn't call it discrimination...
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Why would anyone ever believe a liar and deceiver would keep any promise? They have already proven themselves untrustworthy.
Two reasons.
1) To give hope to those willing to earn it
Some people genuinely want to atone, improve or correct past mistakes but if no one is ever willing to give them a second chance, why would they even bother trying?
2) Kindness
There are kind people that want to believe there is some good in most everyone. Regardless whether that trust is deserved (or not), or whether these kind people...
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What do you have to say about a person that always takes a picture in the "middle" of the group?
There could be countless reasons for this, including:
-Liking to feel included or right in the middle of the 'action' (belonging)
-Not having a better side, and so wanting to face the camera head on (vanity)
-Feeling he/she looks better in direct light, thus wanting to be center of the flash
-Wanting to be surrounded on both sides (lack of impartiality)
-Tired of being left out of group photos...
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Did the crap you learned in high school prepare you very well for the crap you've faced in life?
Most of it. Far more than what I learned in college anyway. I would have preferred to skip college and just enter the workforce.
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Are you so fine, you so fine you blow your mind?
Only occasionally. Because they say too much of that can make you go blind, ya know. lol
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Did he like me or was he just being nice?
Feel out his mood at that next visit. If that goes well, ask him to contact you once you are no longer working for that employer. If he doesn't make in...he's just not that into you.
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Ladies,Do you want your bfs/husbands down on their knees when they need to say sorry?Mistake severity:any.
No. A sincere apology is given from a humble heart. There is no reason to demean someone in the process.
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Does someone who dazzles you spoil you for those who can only sparkle? Any examples?
I don't think so. Those who comparatively only sparkle may make us more appreciative of the facets of the truly dazzling, but there is generally something special and unique about each person that is never quite duplicated in another.
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Is there a type of grass that just grows really short so that you don't have to mow it all the time? Or would that just be utterly immoral?
Yes, there is, if you're in the right climate to grow it. Growing up, my Dad used to plant Zoysia grass for slower growth.
Advertised benefits:
Needs far less water than other grasses
Thrives in blistering heat and survives the coldest winters
Excellent for slopes, play areas & tough conditions
Reduces mowing to once a month or less
Chokes out weeds & replaces other grasses
Cuts costs...
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Do you want to look at my penis?
No, thank you.
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Why make it your business to be up in mine?
It must be for your own good because I care...and you must need it badly if I'm involved. I'm generally a very live and let live person :)
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Do you fit neatly into a niche? Which niche?
Sweetheart, when it's defined as a position within a community.
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A lot of people JUDGE the Arabs. Ever traveled in the middle east and experienced their grace, dignity, hospitality?
Judgment is almost always born of ignorance, not understanding. I have not traveled to the middle east but many I know here are very friendly people.
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I'm not sure if this got posted so..If a girl hits a man,or is constantly bitching in his face for no reason,is it okay for him to hit her?
No, it's not okay. I don't care how much she's "bitching in his face", he doesn't have to hit her; he can walk away. And if she is physically assaulting him, no one is saying she should get away with it. He can defend himself with a protective posture (without striking back), remove himself from the situation, and then make use of his freedom to press charges against her for assault--same as a...
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Do you close all the curtains at night? Why would you do that?
Yes, I do. Otherwise, when the lights are on inside and it's dark outside, any passersby could see into my house.
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I've heard about happiness with Christ. Can anyone give details about Heaven?
Many people might be able to give you details about heaven on earth. But anyone who could give you details about heaven with 100% certainty would, at the very least, have to be dead.
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How can I be seen as a girl to be in a relationship with instead of a girl just to hook up with?
Continue to NOT hookup with the guys that are pushing for that. Eventually, a decent guy will be interested enough to take the time to get to know you and want to have a longer-term relationship.
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Do you like hearing dirt on someone who has crossed you?
Sure. But that doesn't mean I'd repeat it to anyone else.
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What's the best DIY wax and what are some tip about waxing your legs and bikini area?
Sally Hansen Brazilian Extra strength (use with microwave)
or
Gigi cream wax in varying scents (use with affordable warmer unit)
Both do a good job gripping hair and smell great.
Tips:
Put down newspaper under your work area.
ALWAYS learn on your legs first. Don't attempt the bikini area until you're a pro.
Do NOT wash immediately before waxing but make sure legs are dry.
Dust with baby...
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Girl always responds to my texts. But never initiates conversation or asks me questions. What does this mean?
She's a nice person being polite by answering you. If she doesn't ever initiate conversation, ask her why. It's the only way to know for sure whether she's busy, or simply not keen on the phone or you. When you're conversing with her, ask he what she'd like to know about you. She'll either ask questions or you'll know she's not too interested. I will say, however, that if she were really...
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Temporarily Locked out of Facebook?
Patience. It usually takes a few days when there are no real valid security concerns.
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Someone I know received a condolence message a few days after his wife died via text. Was that rude?
It's not rude to offer condolences, but an inappropriate medium for such a serious message. If an appropriate message was already delivered via card or phone call, then I wouldn't even find it inappropriate to follow up that way though, i.e. "thinking of you".
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Should it be legal for striking union members to beat up "scabs" or those who break the picket line, as long as they don't die?
No. If striking members want respect and bargaining power, they should at least grant basic respect to others--not assault them. Those crossing a picket line (union or temporary workers) are simply doing their jobs and ensuring the business remains a going concern with jobs to return to once the strike is resolved.
In my opinion, picketers should be addressing the public (for support) or upper...
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should people with addictive personalities, and a history with drugs, be able to get pain medication for an injury?
Of course they should. Failure to properly manage pain can impede proper recovery. All medications are risk vs. reward to the patient. Steps can be taken to use the least addictive or non-addictive pain medications also to make it as safe as possible.
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Are any of the following exemptions to "click it or ticket:"Broken seat belt, obesity, or claustrophobia?
No.
You can be cited for a broken seat belt.
They make seatbelt extenders for the obese.
Psychological difficulties do not exempt one from the law. If anything, the law might suggest that one with claustrophobia shouldn't be controlling such a potentially dangerous thing as the enclosed space of a multi-ton vehicle.
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I have been working on my abs for over a month and i havn't seen results. what should i do.
That depends on the results are you looking for but not seeing...increased strength, flattening or visible definition?
Strength: try Pilates and add weight to your current ab routine, making sure you pull the abdominals in from the belly button toward the spine (so the abs are not protruding on exertion).
Flattening: try Pilates and rotating plank holds and pass on an abundance of crunches...
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Why aren't there any Elvis Costello impersonators?
Costello is a more obscure artist. Not many young people know who he is and even those familiar with 80's music usually only remember "Every day I write the book".
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what exactly is a girl looking for when she says friendship on a dating site at the same time saying shes looking for a man
It sounds like she is looking for companionship and dating without wanting to settle into a more permanent committed relationship right now.
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Abortion: Women in Texas will have to view a picture of the fetus and hear a description of its development before having an abortion...
I don't think the numbers will change dramatically.
Many women who choose to abort are going to feel guilty, but if so, that would exist even without this requirement. Any potentially life changing decision should be made with careful consideration. Provided the women are still ultimately given the choice, I don't have a problem with it. I think part of the responsibility of having a choice...
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Paid into 401k in 1994-95, company at the time said I could not withdraw funds when I left. Is that true?
I suspect the employer was referring to the fact that you were not vested at the time of your departure and were therefore not entitled to the employer contribution portion or 'matching' portion of your 401k balance. If you were inquiring about moving the entire balance, they might have said you couldn't.
You should be able to do a direct rollover transfer of all contributions YOU made as well...
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If you are put in the Penalty Box, unfairly, how do you contact a CL on Answerbag, when you arent allowed to comment?
You Spicy? Never! I'd check the profile's of a CL I know for an email addy. It's almost always listed for those important folks :)
Due to a system glitch I was erroneously *banned* once. lol For that, I sent a personal email to the top dog ;)
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"We can't have sex AND have clean house and clean clothes!" True?
False.
1. Clean your house first.
2. Take your clothes off before sex and toss them in the wash to get clean while having sex.
3. Only dirty one room at a time. lol
4. Loop
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Are you a republican conservative or liberal democrat? Is it possible to be a liberal republican?
I wouldn't call myself either. I'm fiscally conservative but socially moderate. I believe in being responsible for my own financial security while not overlooking the unfortunate. I simply don't want the government mandating my choices.
There are a lot of people who are blended and don't fit one rigid mold. Politics cover both fiscal policy and social policy. So there's some room for...
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[in light of IMF chief sex scandal]...why do high profile people do such things? OR, are they just more likely to be falsely accused?
Whether guilty or falsely accused...high profile people simply make the news. Even if an everyday average Joe gets caught, no one cares to hear about it.
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Why do most girls (Not all girls in general) like bad boys?
Yes, but we also like good boys (men). lol There are different kids of 'bad' boys and depending on how you define bad boy, not all have a bad personality.
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What's the most badass you've ever felt?
Wearing stockings and a garter belt under a conservative business suit. Now THAT'S a power suit.
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For those who do not believe in spanking children, what is your reason(s)?
Spanking is almost always done when a parent has lost all control over a situation and lacks other options. Done in anger or fear it can be damaging both physically and psychologically to the child (even when that wasn't the intention). It also teaches children that violence is the way to solve problems instead of words and reason--especially when a parent claims to use it only when controlled...
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My husband says he watched porn to disgust himself?
I think he's making it up. He wouldn't need to do this 10-12 times if it truly disgusted him. Something that disgusts you, you only need to see once--if at all! So I think he likes it. Maybe what he means is that he's disgusted with himself for wanting to watch it so badly (or so often) and fears he has an addiction or it will become one.
When you watch it together, have you said or done...
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Itchy bumps on my face!
Is this related to something topical you put on your face (new soap/lotion/make up)?
Have you been in the sun?
Did it come on suddenly or slowly?
Is it new or been around a while?
Do they swell and blend together when scratched?
You really need to see a dermatologist to be accurately diagnosed, because some causes require antibiotics while others might respond to over the counter creams or...
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How do you get off the phone with someone who talks 4ever on the phone and keeps cutting in everytime you try to speak to say bye or g2g?
You could begin the conversation by saying how much time you have to chat and then be firm.
If you don't want to talk, allow him/her to leave a message for you instead...which will cut them off for you. Follow up by text or email if necessary.
I prefer honest approaches, but if those fail, there's a multitude of excuses other people use:
dropped call
battery died
someone at the door
someone...
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Answerbag Staff and Professional Researchers are often seen as a sort of 'hostile' entity. Do you view them as such, and if so, why?
I don't view the staff or researchers as hostile in any way. They are here to help and assist in the running of the site. I do question, however, why those questions are posted to be answered by the AB community if only to be professionally researched and that answer deemed the 'best' automatically.
That being the case, why not post the answer to researched questions and leave only the...
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What do you believe in just because you're scared not to?
That good times will follow bad ones.
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A girl kills her baby & before being hanged refuses to repent her sin blaming the baby's father. Should we feel pity for her?
I pity the baby. I have empathy and sympathy for the mother. I have disdain for the father. Is he even being punished for his crimes?
In the first situation, she aborts her rapist's baby...when? Humans will never agree on when life begins, but the determination of it being a legally punishable act varies by the laws of where this happened. Any moral 'sin' surrounding abortion and the requiring...
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i told her i love her she said she doesn't care and to leave her alone for now but i can call her just not all the time. What to do?
Two weeks is a long time to stay mad over a fight. Give her the time and space to get over being mad and disappointed by staying away. If you don't hear from her, after 2-3 weeks let her know how you feel, but that the ball is now in her court. Let her come to you. If she doesn't...move on.
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By giving your bf,gf space beacause they ask for it(which is good) are you also giving them time to get over you and move on?
That is one likely outcome. But if moving on is what is going to happen, NOT giving him/her space won't end in a different result. It's always best to respect each other's wishes.
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My gf on the time of breaking up said "I wil lov u all my life" so she was crying at that time... if she realy loved me then why she gone?
Sometimes love is simply not enough. I don't know what issues existed in your relationship, but there are countless reasons why you might love someone, but not be able to continue a relationship with them, such as:
trust
insecurity
substance abuse
inability to communicate
loving as a friend (and not intimate lover)
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Do you really look up to guys who have multiple sex partners and view them as better than girls who have multiple sex partners?
Whereas I think both genders appreciate a partner that knows his/her way around the bedroom, that has a lot more to do with being creative, open-minded, and expressive in one's sexuality than it does experience. It's about observing and learning what your partner enjoys.
So no, I'd neither judge nor look up to either gender for having multiple partners. I save my admiration for those who are...
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What do you do when your Drunk?
Dance and giggle more
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What do you usually tip for good service?
As a former waitress, I tip 20% for good service and more if it was absolutely fabulous. A lot of people don't know that the minimum wage is even lower for wait staff and those 'tips' are really subsidized hourly pay.
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So I was like having sex in a car tonight and my ass was like hitting the horn...my neighbors were pissed! Would you be pissed?
No. I'd watch and cheer you on ;)
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Do you think there is one person on the AnswerBag that is 100% real?
I certainly hope I'm not the only one.
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Why do people make other people's life hell for them?
For every person you come across like that, there is a potentially different reason. Although similar reasons may surface in a group of them, all you need to remember is that rarely are you forced to keep company with such people forever. You might have to make difficult decisions or sacrifices, but you do not need to give anyone the power to make your life hell.
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Why am I always left behind?
Stop trying so hard. Just be yourself and see who gravitates to you. It's far better to be yourself with people who like you for who you are than trying to be something you're not to people who would leave you behind.
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if answerbag had a required webcam to be on at all times while you post so others could see you , would you still use the site ?
I would need to know a lot more about the security required. Web cam hacking is a real threat.
I've met some of my friends from AB and have pictures posted here, so I have no problem showing my face, but this would pose a serious threat to privacy. And don't get me started about all the creepers. lol
http://hellboundbloggers.com/2009/05/26/truth-about-webcam-hacking/
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What's the best way to get rid of belly fat?
Eat a little less, but more often (small balanced meals 5-6x a day will keep your metabolism active), and exercise more.
Several studies have shown that interval training is most effective at burning belly fat. That is, when you interval train, a higher percentage of the fat burned comes from that region.
FYI - Crunches can strengthen your abs but contrary to common opinion they are neither...
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Why do M&Ms melt in your hand when they're not supposed to?
It only happens to smokin' hot people :)
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Kindle or the real thing? Which do you prefer and why?
I have not tried the Kindle or other electronic readers. I like the idea of being able to carry many books conveniently while traveling, BUT I don't travel a lot and I'm kind of addicted to page turning. There is something so satisfying about flipping pages, and judging my progress from the placement of my bookmark that I'm not sure I'll ever give up the real deal.
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What is something that warms your heart?
A babies belly laugh or kittens and puppies
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Is it rude for someone to speak to another in a foreign language for the sole purpose of bypassing you?
Yes. Deliberately bypassing others is rude (even when done for comfort or convenience). If it's a private conversation it should respectfully be saved for when the individuals have privacy, just as we all do when everyone in the room speaks the same language.
If it's done out of necessity because one person does not speak the same language as the others in the room, that is understandable.
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i have a clone on AB at the moment .. so check my profile to see if it is really me before commenting .
When users click on your name and the summary pops up, if they hover over your name your unique profile number appears at the bottom of the screen. If they note your profile number, it's a good way to tell if it's you or someone else. It's also a good way to detect users who frequently change their names, for whatever purpose.
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Who sings"Walking in Memphis"?
Marc Cohn in 1991, but I believe it has since been redone by several artists since.
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How often do you not believe your ears?
Probably not as often as I should. I'm still too trusting.
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Is there anyone who you would like to (hold), say something about how nice looking they are, the way they walk, the way they comb their hair, etc.?
Yes. But then I try to make sure I do/say those things so people already know how I feel about them.
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Is anything exciting happening in June for you?
Birthdays and a family wedding
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How do you deal with 'fair weather' friends?
By being a kind, caring friend myself without expecting anything in return. You learn who you can count on and trust.
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Whats the #1 thing you miss about or from you childhood?
My mom
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What do you find more annoying....lazy people at work, or lazy people that you're trying to have fun with?
Work. At play I can still have fun being lazy and if I don't want to be, I work my charm and motivation skills :)
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If the Rapture really is n a few days, would you have to laugh a little to yourself that the wackjobs were actually right for once?
Not really. Because when you say 'today' or 'soon', everyday, you're bound to be right eventually, no matter what the topic.
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5'4 140 pounds. Size D breats, muscular legs,
Less juice, bread and crackers. It's healthier to replace juice with whole fruit for more nutrients, with less calories and sugar. Even if they are whole grain, most bread and crackers are more dense in calories than complex carbs from fruits and veggies, without as much nutritional benefit. You'd be better off with nutrient dense, low cal veggies.
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Are you ready for June? Why or why not?
Yes and no.
I'm looking forward to sleeping in but not really looking forward to another birthday.
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Is farting funny?
Pretty much all the time. It's just not always appropriate to break out laughing.
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why do ppl like my answer but never make it there asker pic?
People select asker's pic and/or like an answer for entirely personal reasons. Some 'like' an answer just to thank someone for responding to the question. Some askers select their pick because it agrees with his/her personal opinion (even an unpopular one).
There are no rules about it; the answers selected are not necessarily the 'best', most accurate, or even most thorough. So try not to...
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Why can't I lose much weight in my stomach?
Body fat typically comes off in the opposite order it went on, making the 'toughest' spots the ones that usually gained weight first. Those spots continue to gain as others do too, so they take the most time to reduce back to square one.
Although you can't pick one area to shrink exclusively, there is some evidence that interval training burns a higher percentage of abdominal fat than other...
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Have you ever slept in the bathroom once?
Once. Only once. And I never intend to do it again. lol
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How can I work out, but not get muscles (read for more information)
Lifting weights will add some bulk. Typically the lighter the weight, the less bulk. But if the weight is insufficient to work the muscle to exhaustion, you're wasting your time. What most people call 'toning' is really a combination of adding some muscle while reducing the body fat that covers the muscle to reveal it's shape. Don't be afraid to use a moderate weight 2-3x a week. Without...
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Is it possible to flatten stomach muscles going to classes like zumba and pilates?
Yes! Pilates will both strengthen abdominal muscles and back muscles, called the body powerhouse or 'the core'. (It's important to be balanced, back and front.) Keeping the abdominals 'flat' is a matter of holding the muscles in and tight while performing the exercises. Pushing the abdominal wall out while exerting these muscles can often stretch the muscles and cause an undesirable paunch.
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Does anyone else like shopping at dollar stores?
It can be fun, but you have to remember you get what you pay for at those places.
Some things are great, like gift bags and tissue paper, but a lot of things there you can actually find in regular stores just as cheaply, and often, better made.
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Do you feel like the shoe fits if somebody calls you a troll, a tramp, a whore or a vamp?
No, none of those titles fit me.
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