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AGW Deniers take one of two tacks, "We're actually cooling." or "We're warming but because of natural causes." Sarah Palin's Washington Post op-ed argues for both! Contradiction, or just Palin being Palin? Global warming pushers have problems with lower global temperatures. Sarah Palin is not the sharpest knife in the drawer. In fact, with Al Gore out of town, she might be the dumbest recognizable person in Washington without media credentials.

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Is an Honest Politician one who when bought will stay bought? I'm not sure you can trust them that far.

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If the biblical God considers homosexuality and promiscuity immoral, why did he make animals homosexual and promiscuous? Strangely enough, God didn't make a covenant with animals. He did with humans, though. And (some) humans made a covenant with God. Sucks to have rules doesn't it? Animals also get to steal and kill. They actually don't have to worry about being moral or amoral, not having consciousness of the concept of morality.

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What would you do to maintain your relationship with God if religion were outlawed? I wouldn't do much differently. But I would have to do it more quietly, or be prepared to be martyred, which I'm not sure I have the strength of faith to face. Countries that have tried to outlaw religion don't have much of a human rights record. I would hope to have the courage to speak out.

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If Organized Religion was outlawed. Would you be able to stand on your own feet? I've never been a big fan of organized religion. It interferes with personal religion and faith. Not as much as organized atheism, though.

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Is Bella Swan boring? No more than the rest of the Twilight crew. That is to say, yes. But then again, I have a genetic predisposition to have no interest in Twilight. I am male.

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Do India has thermonuclear weapon? Yes. But they have (so far, thank God) the sense not to use them except for the rare saber rattling.

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Can introverts make the best leaders? Who knows, when no one except extroverts can get elected?

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Is your view on the Germany TODAY influenced by what Hitler did earlier? Even it's not the fault of the "new" generation.. Actually I don't think so at all. But this is an interesting question when the only war criminal the Germans can find to try right now is a Ukrainian. It seems the problem isn't even the fault of the "old" generation if they can't even find any German concentration camp guards to try.

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Should food stamps be used to buy organic food? I wouldn't presume to tell anybody what they HAD to get with their food stamps. But given the price/quality ratio between organic and "normal" food, I should think that for someone on food stamps, organic food would be considered a luxury when you could buy normal food at much better prices.

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What song did Alvin and the Chipmunks sing on the Disaster Movie when they turned evil? "Devoured By Vermin", by Cannibal Corpse.

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What are some of your favorite "odes" to alcohol? Only one stuck in my head right now, "Alcohol", by Gogol Bordello. Yeah o yeah you seen me walk On burning bridges Yeah o yeah you seen me fall In love with witches And you know my brain is held Inside by stitches Yet you know I did survive All of your lovely sieges And you know that I'll pick up Every time you call Just to thank you one more time Alcohol And you...

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"Physical violence" - does that indicate actual bodily contact with another party's person, or can it include other events in which party A bangs his fist on the table, causing a glass to fall and smash, without actually laying a finger on party B? Depends on which schiester is describing the incident.

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What's up with all these wars? Can't we just adopt a live and let live policy? The main Temple of Janus stood in the Roman Forum. The temple had doors on both ends, and inside the temple was a statue of Janus, the two-faced god of boundaries. The temple doors were closed in times of peace and opened in times of war. The closing of the temple was a very rare event. It is said to have happened for the first time under Numa Pompilius, for the second time under Titus...

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So is it a sure way to earn a couple hundred to points on AB to write something offensive about muslims? Nah, even telling the truth doesn't work most of the time.

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Whose backing group was The Checkmates? Emile Ford

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Which 50's classic starts"I'm so young and your so old"? Diana, by Paul Anka

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Which film did "The Harry Lime Theme" come from? The Third Man.

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What did cavemen eat? Damn near whatever they could. Including each other. Paleolithic man was primarily a hunter gatherer and evidence at many sites indicates that cannibalism was not uncommon.

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Happy Thanksgivings everyone! Does everyone have the day off tomorrow? I do! But then again, I'm Canadian and my Thanksgiving was a month ago. But I still have the day off. Woohoo!

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If I go to a community college and then transfer to a university will it hurt my chances of being accepted to medical school? It depends on the accreditation and affiliation of your community college. The community college my son went to is fully accredited for the courses he took and is affiliated with two universities (for the courses he took). So, when he went to university the next year, his courses were all accepted at par. He's likely taking graduate studies in biochemistry at McGill next year under full...

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What is a good heart rate for a middle aged man? Every one I have counts as a good one.

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Should I vote for Sarah Palin in the republican primary to pretty much insure Obama winning the general, or is that not even worth the risk that Palin might actually win it all? I don't think there is anything you can consider right now that will guarantee Obama winning the next election. In fact, I don't think that with two years before the primary campaigning session begins, it would even be a guarantee that he would beat Palin. Give her time, she will probably implode. Then again, he might as well.

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I brought you into this world and I'll take you out of it!? Right or Wrong? (See link) Definitely wrong. I can't even think of what could have happened to make this story turn out right (pedophiles are poor candidates for change). I also hate myself for noticing the dad's job. He waited to go home before going postal.

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Any Ani Difranco fans in here? Two months....question answered.

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Who would like to see, or do you know what each politician was offered to sell there morals (Soul) to vote for a socialized medical plan. Politicians tend not to have morals, and I'm not certain about them having souls either. But if would simplify things if the politicians on BOTH sides of ANY debate would wear price tags so we would know what their vote is worth.

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Is the United Nations meeting on Climate Change in Copenhagen "make or break"? Only until the next time. But by then, the current cooling climate may cool some of the rhetoric.

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She was offered 100 million, She insisted on 300 million, and she got it. So Mary Landrieu went ahead and voted for the health Care bill. Was this a case of Bribery, or Extortion? Old School is right that there hasn't been a vote yet. Otherwise, the answer is both - the $100m offer was a bribe, and her bumping it to $300m was extortion. But don't worry, it was all nice and legal, perhaps unless they check her deep freeze.

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Do you believe in climate change that is a direct result of human activities? Not really. As more an more evidence comes out that scientists are cooking the books and burying dissent the alarmists become harder and harder to believe. Watch for Al Gore to start selling his "green" stocks quietly soon.

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When people gather grain, it is gathered into a garner. What do you call the place grapes are stored after harvest in the Fall? Is a garner like a granary? I'm in the middle of farm country and garner is a new word on me. As for grapes, helifino...sorry.

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The man i have been supposed to be engaged to has had a fledgling buisness that in the last three weeks has taken off and since he has abused me and discounted my concerns. he says i should wait for him should I?has anybody out there ignored who they love Describe what you consider abuse. If you are considering his ignoring you abuse, at a time when he is probably stressed and exhausted, break it off for the sake of both of you. If the abuse is physical, break it off NOW, and run. He'll probably be too busy to notice you gone for a while anyway. If the abuse is verbal, the cure is verbal. If talking to him about doesn't help,...

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How do you pronounce 'Knossos'? (as in the Palace of Knossos on Crete) Ideally, pronounce the k very quickly, a little like the construction toy, K'Nex.

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I am unemployed and taking prescription loratab for migraines and have an intervew with a drug screaning in two days I know it will show up on the drug test I have a legal prescription for the med. can a potential employer hold this aginst me Let them know what your prescription and dosages are, and take your prescription (or a copy) with you. Otherwise, when you test positive for opiates (and you will), they will at least hold your silence against you. There shouldn't be a problem if the know why the results come up as they do. But you never know.

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I was at a wedding recently where the vows were changed from "as long as you both shall live" to "as long as you both shall love". Does anyone see a problem with that? Not if they signed a prenup and have their divorce lawyers picked out. Did they divvy up the gifts at the gift opening or wait until after the honeymoon?

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Why are Satanic heavy metal bands more musically talented than Christian ones? Sheer numbers.

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Are women in their early 20s attracted to men in their 30s? It depends on their 100$.

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New fake, but serious, election: McCain, Obama, H Clinton, Palin, Perot, ______(your selection)? With choices like that, cyanide is always an option.

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Haven't men got it easy when it comes to formal wear? No, the only times a man should be forced to wear any tie is at a funeral or a wedding. In either of those cases, it would be a sympathetic gesture showing willingness to share the suffering.

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How common are fights at ice hockey matches? Dirt common. Sometimes they even fight on the ice. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wjxcOrPueY

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Could you ever trust an atheist to watch your dog for the weekend? Why not? It's not like I'd be asking him to take him to church.

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Should the Church of Scientology be tax exempt? If the Democrats in the US are that willing to emulate the French, no. Declare them (rightfully) a cult and take away their tax exempt status.

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Name a politician that understands other peoples' interests (not including their partners in corruption). ?...?

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What is one thing that you would like to do before you pass away? Extreme old age.

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Does anyone here believe that if you are not religious you cannot be possessed of morality? I don't think there is necessary any relationship whether a person is religious or not or moral or not. The morality of many religious people is sadly lacking. And the morality of many non-religious people is exemplary. All of that said, with religious people, a person knows the basis of their morality, which isn't necessarily the case with non-religious people.

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Is anyone else a fan of, and still listens to "Old time radio shows" like: "The CBS Radio Mystery Theater", "Suspense" and "Light's out" etc? If so, which Particular show/s (like the ones mentioned above) do you enjoy the most? It's been years since I've heard any of those shows on the radio, and they were being run as nostalgia bits, then. I can still remember being at the lake and listening to originals of "The Shadow". "Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The shadow knows!" Good times

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"Which creature in the morning goes on four legs, at mid-day on two, and in the evening upon three, and the more legs it has, the weaker it be?" Really? Man. In the morning of his life he crawls on all fours. In the middle of his life he walks on his own two feet. And in his twilight hours, he walks with a cane. Obviously the two legged walker is the strongest, unless the old bugger wallops him with his cane.

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Are there an politically correct terms you want to get rid of? I'm not a fan of "worker's access cover" for a manhole cover. It's 99% men going down the hatch anyway.

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Are there actually 27 letters of the English alphabet, rather than 26? If not, then how do you explain the "ç" in the word, "façade?" The goofy tail at the bottom of the c is a diacritical mark. That is to say, that it isn't part of the letter, just a guide to the letter's pronunciation. As an example, you may see the word "sake", referring to the Japanese rice wine, written with a diacritical mark above the letter "e" to show that the letter is to be pronounced, making the word...

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Have you ever found it to be cheaper (or at least the same price) to buy a whole new printer instead of just the ink refill? I've almost always found it cheaper to buy a new printer than to buy refills. The comparison seems to level out when you move up to 3-in-1s or better, though.

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Bob Rae became a Liberal. Jack Layton and Michael Ignatieff supported the Tories. Isn't it time to support the Greens? Definitely, the economy isn't in bad enough shape yet. Let's bring in the neo-Luddites to trash it some more in hope of forestalling an ecological fraud.

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I am doing a persuasive essay for my English class, and was wondering if someone might direct me to sites that offer support as Christianity being the most detrimental thing to happen to religion/humanity in general. If you just want to do a slash job, the Bible will do. If you want to see your premise torn apart, beware of people who have read histories of the 20th century.

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Do you think school is fun I had teachers whose classes were fun, and where the students learned a lot. I also had teachers whose classes were fun and the students learned nothing. Lastly, I had teachers whose classes were no fun at all, but I learned an awful lot. Given the choice, I preferred to have fun and learn. But over the long run learning was more important than having fun.

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Do you think there should be absolutely no unauthrized internet surfing, emailing downlading game playing chatting with friends when in the ccomputer room in school? Of course these things shouldn't be allowed. Those things should be done on the students' own time. Will they happen anyway? Definitely.

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My husband uses his ex girlfriend's name as his internet password and I think that it is very disrespectful to me. He sees no harm in it but i do. we got into a heated argument about it. Am i wrong and just overreacting about the whole thing? He should just change his password and not tell you the new password. Would that make you feel more comfortable? I doubt it. My password hasn't been relevant in my life for a few years now. But, because it's hardwired in my brain now, I keep it. It's not a big deal. Get over it.

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Don't you think the whole concept of the pledge of allegiance is un-American? Shouldn't we pledge allegiance to the Constitution and leave it to the subjects of monarchies to pledge allegiance to a flag? Nope. In monarchies, allegiance is pledged to the monarch, not the flag. And if you remember the pledge of allegiance, you should remember the part "and to the republic for which it stands". Is it really un-American to pledge allegiance to the republic?

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At what age do you no longer have to check your child's homework? My son had me proof-read some of his first year and second year essays in university. Does that count?

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Can you recall the corniest joke you ever heard? It's a double. How do you catch a unique rabbit? You neak up on it. How do you catch a tame rabbit? Tame way, you neak up on it.

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Willie nelson- kris kristofferson-or johnny cash? As good as the others are, and even taking into account that he's dead, I'd still rather see Johnny Cash. Kristofferson gets second simply because Sunday Morning Coming Down is one of the greatest songs ever written, even if the Man In Black did it better.

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Why are republicans wetting their diapers over terrorist trials in New York? I think only people in New York are raising a (reasonable) fuss over the terrorist trials in New York. You could drop an a-bomb on NYC and not kill enough Republicans to fill MSG.

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Who has seen those specials on people who blame advertising for children's obesity I think if your kid is fat it isn't because happy meals have toys, it is becuase you bought the damn thing. What is your opinion on this? No, you must be wrong. I am a thoroughly modern person and as such I know that nothing is my fault, especially my inability to say "No" to my child. It might emotionally scar the poor dear.

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What Country are you from? and what is it like? What is unique about it? (2009-11-13) Canada. We have more hockey pucks per person than any other country and lead the world in people who hate Toronto.

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Would you move from Toronto to Detroit? Detroit is a rusting hell hole. But then again, they do have a real NHL team. And nobody in Detroit thinks they are the center of the universe. Tough call.

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News Item: "Catholic Church finally forgives John Lennon." Well I know that I'm going to sleep better knowing this! (please note snarky tone in voice) How about you? You do know (note snarky tone in voice) that this isn't a real news story, more like a UK version of "The Onion"? Will you sleep better knowing this?

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How many people were wounded or killed by friendly fire at Fort Hood? Given the training and expertise of the only shooter wearing a white hat that day, Sgt. Kimberly Denise Munley, likely none. Sergeant Munley, 34, is an expert in firearms and a member of the SWAT team for the civilian police department on the base, officials said. Mr. Medley said she had received specific training in a tactic called active shooter protocol, which was intended for this...

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I bought these things at an auction and was told that they were used for milk pasturization, but they weren't sure. http://i394.photobucket.com/albums/pp26/movinginstereo/0000WeirdScience-00.jpg The link doesn't work.

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Do you think the exchange of fire between the North & South Korea Navy will escalate into War? Nope, it's more normal than it is exceptional.

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Rep. Pete Hoekstra leaked Ft. Hood Shooter's contact with Radical Imam to the LA Times. Won't making the monitoring of the Imam's communications public tip the Imam off to keep quiet in the future? See LINK: Normally you only see stupidity in tipping off suspects in places like the NY Times. But then the left considers it free speech and freedom of the press to save us all from government intrusion. But in this case, it's another dumbass politician.

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Is CIA constantly involved in the election of Pope? (This is a big controversy when one of the CIA agents broke the secret) Actually, he was dyslexic and got it backwards. The pope is actually involved in choosing the director of the CIA.

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Why Catholics are forbid to talk about God as Mother or as Child? They aren't. I've heard God referred to, in church, as the Father and Mother of us all. It doesn't really make sense to refer to God as a child, though. Not forbidden, just silly. Why are so many non-Catholics certain the know all the teaching of the Catholic Church?

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The Fort Hood shooter was a known radical, Muslim first then an American second. Is it time to stop being so F'en PC and screen ppl without fear of beling labled a racist? Shame on you. Don't you know that racial profiling is BAD. Grandma could be hiding a gun in her knitting bag just like that sweating fellow in a burnoose with the backpack clutched to his chest. Make sure you spend the same time checking each of them or you are a racist.

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Bush was flogged mercilessly for continuing to use haliburton (like clinton did)... Now acorn is getting contracts worth billions again! Nobody is complaining... What gives? People are complaining (You are, obviously). But the left wing-nuts get silent when it is their hypocrisy. Just the same way that the right wing-nuts go silent for theirs. ACORN is a branch of the left wing of the Democrats that worked to get them elected. Now the Democrats are giving them money to help them stay in power. Change a few words and you can say the same things about the...

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Will you be angry or hate if someone tell you that "I do not believe in your God"? Why most believers argue or defend their God? (God doesn't really care about this for sure) Nope. I don't care how you like your hamburger either. Just don't go putting any mayo on mine because you insist that's the only way to have it. Btw, you seem not to believe. That's fine. But either way, how do you know "for sure" that God doesn't really care if people believe in Him?

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Are all wars fought due to religious differences? Damn few are fought because of religious differences. The fact that anyone would believe this is true is proof that history is not being well taught in our schools.

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Considering how long humans have been on earth,and the amount of people that have past away since then,would Haven not be full by now. If you crunch the numbers, you would find that earth, let alone heaven wouldn't be close to full.

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Do all religions breed hate. No, they usually save the real hating for the atheists who lack any moral rules.

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Are all hypocrites Christian? Nope. Some are atheists, some are Buddhists, some are Jewish...come to think of it, if you can find any group without hypocrites, let me know.

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When does art stop being art? When does the mundane become art? When the artists says it's art? When somebody is gullible enough to pay money for it? Modern art is largely bad art, where concept has trumped talent. But even bad art is somebody's art. Check out the prices on Pollocks and Rothkos, etc. Talentless garbage, all of it. But suckers abound.

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Is the universe still expanding after the Big Bang, and can we calculate when the expansion will stop? It should be done next Thursday, Friday at the latest.

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Dont you hate more duplicate questions? Not as much as duplicate answers.

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Dont you hate more duplicate questions? Not as much a duplicate answers.

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Don't most people agree that the world is going to end (Human life) in 2012? There are so many signs that point to it. Nope. Most people haven't fallen for that bull. Even thee Mayans (where the whole concept started) don't think it's the end of the world. It's the end of a calendar cycle. Kind of a Mayan Y2K without any computers to worry about.

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Whats the best way to catch and kill coyotes? Where I work we sell several different coyote calls, ranging from what actually sound like squeaky toys (for $10!!!) to different electronic calls that make all the ladies in the store squeamish. It seems they don't much care for the sounds of small animals (kittens, rabbits, raccoons) in pain. But they do work well. After that, a .22 will do the job, though some prefer .223 or .177...

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Should we worry about a coyote attack? Really depends where you live, doesn't it? But, in the area where I live, the coyote population has skyrocketed. It has reached the point that they are having problems with feeding themselves and are attacking smaller cattle (calves and lambs). Strangely enough they are still healthy, not getting mangy yet. If I lived in the country and had small children, I would be very careful...

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Are coyotes becoming bigger? Coyotes themselves aren't getting bigger. But they are getting more populous, and interbreeding with feral dogs, creating a mix commonly called coy-dogs, which can be bigger than coyotes, sometimes much bigger.

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Has anyone ever heard of Coco Love Alcorn? Wasn't she attacked by coyotes?

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Do you find it ironic that some prescription medication's side effects are more serious than the illness they are supposed to be curing? Ironic, but not surprising. If everybody had the same reactions to a drug, you could test it on one person and know all the possible side effects. But even after you test it on thousands, you won't know all the possible side effects that will happen when the drug is given to millions.

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Do you think politicians should attack and/or go after bloggers that might make them look bad? As much as I think that freedom of speech is damn near sacrosanct, I don't think the letter attached to the question is a good example of attacking bloggers. If the blogger is choosing to ignore his professional rules of ethics, it's the right of his client to know. If the lawyer in this case chooses to not reply to the letter, it's his right. It's also their right to...

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Should teachers be allowed to pose nude? Of course. Unless, that is, they want to continue teaching. If they choose to become models instead of teacher, nothing should stop them, though.

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Should the government decide who is and who is not a human, who can and who cannot be killed with impunity? Shouldn't we each be able to decide this for ourselves? Do we get to decide who to kill or not?

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Who put a stop to the Spanish Inquisition? The Inquisition was definitively abolished on July 15, 1834, by a Royal Decree signed by regent Maria Cristina de Borbon, a liberal queen, during the minority of Isabel II (Wiki.) But for almost a century, the Spanish Inquisition had been a toothless dog, primarily responsible for censorship, and later, not even that.

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Have you ever seen football games played under heavy snow, either live or on TV? Not very well. But, yes. And played in freezing rain.

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English, french,spanish, which is much easier to learn and which one is more useful in europe(except english)? French would be handier in Europe than Spanish. Both are mainly used in their home countries (French is also spoken in parts of Belgium and Switzerland). But French is a more common second language than Spanish.

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What foods if you smell them make you want to eat them? Bacon, and God help me, KFC.

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What does a guy mean when he says he is beating his meat? He's jerking his beef.

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Bt=2y, if b=2 and y=6 solve for t You mean that if 2x6(2y)=12, what is the value of t when 2t=12? I'm not sure.

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Do you think that the new government of the USA will try and do away with the state system with governors and go to regions with czars in control? I think it's a case of "If they could, they would. They can't, so why worry?".

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Could your dogs do this? Could your dogs add a link? They had me beat then! http://www.ktla.com/news/landing/ktla-garage-cougar,0,224308.story

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Are you usually late or early? I'm frighteningly punctual. I arrive (when there's no benefit to being early) about a minute before time. I had some trouble with my vehicle last week and had to leave it at work. All the staff told me the next day that they thought they might be arriving a bit late because I was already there. This included the staff who started an hour before me.

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Why do some people seem arrogant? And why do they have to flaunt it? CAN you be arrogant and not flaunt it?

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Is our body a Living temple of God? If so, is it right to desecrate this temple by eating non-veg? Actually, given the design of our body, and in particular our teeth, it might be a desecration not to eat meat.

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Is the Truth indeed bitter? The truth in neural, like water. It's when you expect sweet lies and get the truth that you find it bitter.

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What do you think of her? Which country is she from? She's gorgeous, and Malaysian. She's actually not a model, but a singer, a profession that requires some talent (in general. Think Yoko Ono).

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What just instantly shuts you up? A doughnut.

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What is the most accurate way to check food is cooked thoroughly? Meat thermometer

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Why gorillas have large nostrils? Large fingers.

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Is there a way to stop an erection in its tracks? A good solid shot to the nuts should do the job.

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Why do most cats hate it when someone watches them eat, but have no problem plopping down in front of you to lick their genitalia? Who Is She has it just about right. The cats ARE selfish about their food. But, they are willing to share when it comes to licking their goodies. In fact, I think they may be hoping... Down Skittle! And Snarky....fuggetaboutit!

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Would you trade me a jar of kosher dill pickles for a jar of sweet midget pickles? In a flash. I want my gherkins!

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True or False, you prefer to grocery shop on Saturday? If hell hasn't frozen over, it would be getting close to it for me to grocery shop on a Saturday. Long lines, parking farrrrrr away from the store and trying to squeeze through the crowded aisles all contribute to the hellish experience.

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In california can cops search small business with out a search warrwnt If they are searching a public area of the business you have no expectation of privacy and they don't need a warrant. If it is in a private area, they probably do.

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The more I read the "pro life" stand that abortion is murder, the more I am inclined to support a womans choice, does anyone else feel this way? What about murder do you find to be positive?

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Are there any Yoko Ono songs worth listening to? Perhaps an instrumental?

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What's sort of guy dating with woman by paying nothing, or accept her pay for him every time over 4 years ? How you describe this relationship ? (Both in moderate class & the guy in early 50 old, woman a bit younger) If you reverse the sexes and ages, the answer (that no one would question), is "normal".

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How fat do you believe this gal is? Do she need a diet of some type? It might pass for fat in Cali. But in the real world, no.

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How do you tell if you have brain damage after strangerling your self and passsing out If you strangle yourself until you pass out, you have brain damage. It most likely preceded the strangling.

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Is Christmas a religious or a commercial holiday? Yes.

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Who was that lady or man I saw you with last night? Sorry, but I have to: That was no lady, that was my wife.

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Can you imagine if society replace a handshake with a passionate kiss? Every time you meet someone,instead of shaking their hand,you kiss them passionately. If this catches on, I'm investing all my money in companies producing mouth wash.

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Is it okay to spank a teanager with a belt Only if you can't find your cricket bat.

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Is Rosie O'Donnell the most beautiful woman in the world? Have all the other women in the world died and I didn't notice?

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Who is the only actor to also play pro baseball and pro basketball before he became an actor? Chuck Connors.

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Iranian courts have sentenced three people to death over the rioting that occurred after that country's most recent election. What are your thoughts on this? It sounds like the kind of people that can be counted on to faithfully negotiate with about the nuclear weapons they aren't trying to build.

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How to win a Nobel Prize? For 2009, replace Dubya as president of the US.

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What is the point of the Nobel Peace Prize? To encourage debate as to what drugs the Norwegian parliament is using.

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How close do you think that George W. Bush ever came to being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize? There are several billion people ahead of him on the list of likely winners.

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Was Obama awarded the Nobel Peace Prize prematurely? Yes or No I'm afraid the answer has to be "no". Prematurely follows the assumption that he WILL actually do something to deserve it. He may. My crystal ball is unclear on this point. He won the Peace Prize undeservedly, not prematurely.

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Can anyone make the case (and make it sound reasonable) that Obama deserved the Peace Prize more than Clinton? Nope, sorry. Clinton didn't do much of anything to deserve it. But Obama hasn't done anything at all (conditional "yet" inserted here).

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Good morning America! Barack Obama wins Nobel Peace Prize. What are your initial thoughts? I honestly thought it was a practical joke. Nothing against Obama, but don't you actually have to do something to win the prize?

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Do U.S. Republicans play with guns primarily to compensate for their small dangling bits? I believe you're thinking of Democrats being afraid of handguns because they are larger than their tiny bits.

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Most religions preach "thy shalt not kill", so why do these people murder over religion? Who are "these people"?

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Black NFL players say they won't play for a Rush Limbaugh-owned St. Louis Rams. Since Rush knows they are all "Afffirmative action hires" anyway, that shouldn't bother him, should it? See LINK: The last time I looked, NFL players play for money. I don't see the team having a problem getting black players. Though it does look like all (2) the players interviewed, wouldn't play for him. Since affirmative action in the NFL would be a benefit to white players, I would think having black players wouldn't be a problem anyway. Besides, unlike the real world, professional...

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What religion (or lack of religion) do you follow and why? Ukrainian Catholic, at least nominally.

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Nigeria has oil and natural resources, as well as intelligent people, so why is it not developing? why is it still so poor? One word, corruption. It doesn't cover all the problems. Tribalism and a lack of infrastructure are slowing things. But the infrastructure problem, at least, could be largely solved if the corruption was stopped. And much of the corruption is based around tribalism.

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If you were on a jury asked to give a death sentence, what is the minimum amount of time you would deliberate? Depends on the circumstances, doesn't it? But I can think of cases where the answer would be, the time that it takes my brain to give my mouth the order to say, "YES"!

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What's gold doing at the moment? Soaring to record levels.

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Do you know our Christ's Race? clue he is not anglo....but---------what? As close as race actually gets, Jesus would have likely been Caucasian, of the Semitic variant. But the whole concept of race is being rejected more and more.

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I have an old army jacket that I've had for years. There is a patch on the arm and I can't figure out what it means. Can someone help me? See the link for a picture. I'm not certain. But from the looks of the sunflower, I would say it might be a patch from the Kansas National Guard.

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Was there ever a period in your life when you just went wild sexually? I wish!

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Who is the auther of 1001 Arabian Nights? Traditionally, the narrator is Scheherazade. But the work is a collection of stories collected over several centuries.

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What is the average waist size and inseam of men's trousers or jeans? I've sold men's clothing for years. The average waist is about 34 or 36 (obviously 35 when available) and the average, often default, inseam is about 32.

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Does anyone outside of your family have free access to your home, like Kramer on Seinfeld? Not now. But I once lived in a house with two other guys and the door was never locked. The house was also never empty.

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Do you think it's fair for a potential employer to look you up on the internet and not hire you based on something they found in cyber-world? Certainly. What they find on the internet is public. If you can show that what is posted about you is false, it will probably make you look better. If it's true, what do you have to complain about?

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Does the Government belong to us . Or have we became the property of it? I can't figure out the form of government where the average person is not the property of the government. On the other hand there are a few countries (too many actually) where the government is the property of someone. They are called dictatorships.

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What letter of the alphabet can pose as a female sheep? "u"!

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The Statue of Liberty is inscribed with, "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free." When did that change for the right wing? When did it become "your rich, your despots, your corporate leaders"? Exactly how many "rich", or "despots" or "corporate leaders" have entered the US as immigrants vs. the number of legitimate refugees or legal immigrants? The spirit hasn't changed. What has changed is the spirit of "Come in, we have jobs where we can pay you under the table, and not have to worry about paying you benefits or worry about you joining a...

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Should we ban anyone who proclaims they owe some allegience to a mythical being from holding public office? Definitely. That freedom of religion thing is such a bother.

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If I deny gods existence and challenge any god to strike me down, how come I am still around? The Christian God is still hoping that you change your mind. The rest find you too insignificant to bother with.

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A Nevada judge has refused a request by Ben Roethlisberger to dismiss a lawsuit accusing the Steelers quarterback of raping a casino worker. Do you think Ben is guilty or innocent? He's neither accused not charged with rape. The accusation is that he committed sexual assault. That said, the case isn't strong, except possibly for fraud against the accuser. See: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09220/989640-66.stm#ixzz0Nq1oEgKL

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Atheists - Are you aware of Gods presence in your life? I'm not an atheist. But a question like this one makes me question both evolution and intelligent design. Either way, there are bugs in the system.

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Do you think elected officials, especially congressional members and the president, should serve in the military to qualify for election? In a country the was founded on many of the ideals of the Roman republic, definitely.

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Do you still read poetry? Who do you read? Not often, and not much new poetry. But I have been rereading the poetry of Leonard Cohen.

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Why do humans have 2 hands and 5 fingers? Because five hands with two fingers would be asymmetrical.

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Why you? It was my turn.

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Why do, statistically, the majority of atheists lead fulfilling lives without (a) god? Sorry for ignoring the question (in the main). But it does give me a giggle that it comes from someone who uses as an avatar someone who: a: died insane at a fairly young age (doesn't make your question look good), b: described himself as an "immoralist" (doesn't make atheists look good), and c: espoused nihilism, that is to say, the meaninglessness of life (how can you...

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I eat beef raw. does this upset or offend you? Depends how you season it.

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Is the Bible more consistent with flat earth theory or round earth theory? It's more consistent with theology, history and human behavior. If you look for science in the Bible, you're not a lot more reasonable than a person who looks for theology in a science book.

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Would you rather have beef liver or chicken liver? Beef liver definitely, and don't spare the bacon and onions.

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If Ichiro Suzuki is one of the most successful hitters of all time, why don't more major-league hitters imitate his style? While he definitely has power, he usually bats to be a slap hitter. Power hitters will almost always get more attention than those who consistently bat for average. But batting for average requires a wider skill set than power hitting. It requires controlled contact and the speed to exploit the close calls.

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Why does this not surprise me? (see link) Well gee, if the Criminal Liberties Union says that's how it happened, it must be so.

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Are these people serious? Are people this over-the-top Conservatives, or is this a Liberal satire? Either way, has our nation sunk *that* low? That's nice of them if it's real. Will it hurt any of those people to have somebody pray for them? If it's liberal satire, it's good to know that they know they can make fun of Christians without being threatened or blown up.

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The jury found the young woman guilty of manslaughter for causing 3 car wreck while talking on the cell phone. What would be a fair sentence? Criminal stupidity? 5 years for each count of manslaughter, to be served consecutively.

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Why are basements terrifying? Because I haven't kept up on the cleaning. Except for the litter box. Some jobs scream out (so to speak) to be done.

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I remember going to concerts in the 70's and the smell of pot permeating the air. Who else can remember this? My son and I picked up enough of a contact high at a Neil Young concert last fall to clean up a pound of dry ribs and a plate of supreme nachos at 1 in the morning. Remember it? Hell yeah!

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Is it religious to sacrifice animals? Isnt it brutality? It depends on the religion, doesn't it? In those religions that do practice animal sacrifice, the animal is supposed to be killed quickly and as painlessly as possible. So, while it's not a part of my religion, it certainly doesn't qualify as brutality.

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Do you have a particular phobia? I am paralytically terrified of injections. My doctor gives free flu shots and every year my wife drags me down so that she and the doc can have a giggle at my expense. Oddly enough, I have no problem having blood taken for tests and have given blood over 25 times (28?). So it's injections and not needles. And flu season is coming and there's two shots to get this year. :-{(

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Isn't it wrong to eat flesh? (Genesis1:29-31)? Did you forget to read Genesis 1:28 (Rule over the fish of the sea and the birds of the air and over every living creature that moves on the ground.) before you asked this question?

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How do lazy people lose weight? They avoid exercising their jaws too much. Avoiding putting food in their mouths should aid in this lack of a workout.

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Am I, the only man who has never had a girlfriend who knew how to cook ? *not to be sexist but in all my relationships,I always have to be the one who does the cooking as all my GFs can't even boil water. It a brave new world. For a lot of girls (women), cooking is a "traditional woman's job" and they want to avoid anything to do with the old fashioned ideas. For a lot of men, cooking means independence from having to rely on a woman.

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When was the last time you drove on a dirt road or in a pasture/field? (anywhere except the paved highways) Not since yesterday.

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The police found almost an ounce of pot and a scale in my roommates belongings but he was not present during the search. I was not arrested and when I asked my roommate about what was found, he said he is saying he never saw it before. What should I do? Tell the truth.

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Why is everything a disease or mental disorder today instead of just a little bit of abherent behavior? It limits the growth of the individual and diversity. I'm not trying to breakdown the fabric of society, or put down the medical field. If something is a disease or disorder, it remove the need for the person to take responsibility for their own behavior. And it removes the responsibility for getting better from themselves to the professionals treating them.

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What did yall think when michael jackson died? i cried....a lot I wondered if there was any important news they could be covering.

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My gf (well now EX girlfriend) broke into my apt. the other night, ransacked the place, and put bleach on some of my clothes. My phone battery had died while I was at a buddy's watching football. She thought I was with another woman. What should I do? Eat the loss of the clothing and dance for joy at the fact that you are no longer with a controlling lunatic. Come on! I'll help. Happy! Happy! Joy! Joy! (bump bump)

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In-line skater sues over broken wrist. How should the US reform tort law to punish suing others for one's onw irresponsibility while protecting the right to redress for real wrongs? See LINK: No problem. If people want to bring cases like these before the courts, let them. BUT, if they lose, allow the juries to consider whether the suit might actually be a case of fraud, extortion, or a malicious persecution of the party being sued. Make the plaintiff and their attorney(s) liable for the validity of their case, under penalty of fine or imprisonment. Watch the stupid cases slow...

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When you are a stronger woman you get called a bitch. When you are weak, you get stepped on. Do you ever win? You win when you can find the balanced level between the two.

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I was awarded a large sum in a settlement and purchased a home outright. I deed half to my fiance, but now we have split up. Do I have a right to take back the half i gave him since we are not longer getting married? No. Congratulations on being the half owner of a property that you share with a person with whom you have an uncomfortable emotional relationship.

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Is it true that the patterns that your feces smears make on the inside of a toilet can tell your future? Some people think so. It's how we get the government's economic forecasts.

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If "The Jetsons" take place in the future, why do we still see Florida when we see our planet in the intro sequence? Wouldn't the future sea-level rise have wiped it off? They had different climate models than the gloom and doom scientists and politicians.

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Cheese fries,chilli cheese fries or regular fries? As a contrary Canuck, I vote for poutine fries. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poutine

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I hate corporations, yes I do! I hate corporations, how about you? Nope. I hate corporate criminals. But who doesn't? Otherwise, what's wrong with corporations?

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My Husband was having a so called"friendship" with another women,he claims nothing happened.she says they liked each other.he says he loves me & wants to be with me/they stopped speaking & after a week she calls again.he won't confront her in front of me. You have nothing but your suspicions to base you feelings on. He says nothing happened. The fact that they like each other is meaningless on it's own. I give your husband credit for having a pair and not giving in to your need for a confrontation. If he wants to be with an irrationally jealous woman (that he happens to love), that's his problem.

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Is it possible that the Iraq war is NOT making the United States safer? Anything is possible. It's not likely though. By providing focal points in Iraq and Afghanistan, the US is moved outside the main target zone. The easier, or at least closer target is in the Middle East and not at home.

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Why should gay marriage remain illegal? Is it illegal? I thought gay marriages just weren't generally recognized. Nobody should go to jail for getting married. The institution is punishment enough in itself.

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Which would you prefer: duck or rabbit? I prefer rabbit, in general. But, it's duck season and they're fresh, so.....

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Hey ladies do u support polygamy?a man having multiple wives? Actually you are referring to polygyny. Polygamy is multiple spouses, and refers to either sex.

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How can you askout a preteen girl in school with out looking stupid, or some thing like that? Ask her if she's ever seen the teacher's lounge. Ouch!!! I can feel the flames of hell already!

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A man enters a bank with intent to rob. He is using a toy pistol. Do police shoot or not? Definitely shoot. If the gun looks real enough to pass for a robbery, it's real enough to be a threat. Two sayings: "It's better to be preached at, than preached over." And "It's better to be judged by twelve, than carried by six."

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Is the African American race genetically superior to whites and other races? Athletically, it would appear so. They are introducing affirmative action into some sports, though. The next Olympics, white runners will be starting five yards ahead, Asians, seven.

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Dan Brown, the author of The Da Vinci Code, has published another new novel The Lost Symbol. Do you like to read it? I'll probably read it for the same reason I eat candy now and again. It's nice to suspend reality and scarf down something with no redeeming values. But, then again, most candy doesn't pretend to be a meal.

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What are some cuss words that are not made up of four letters? I screwed up the other day and said "Mother". My wife asked me what I'd said. I told her, "Half a word".

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What do you like to top your Hot Dog? Not a meat lover? explain why. Bacon, relish, cheese and steak sauce. And, of course, fried onions.

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What car do YOU think is so ugly it must have scared buyers away? The Aztek (Azyuk) was taken, so I'll kick in with my back-up, the AMC Pacer. For the kids who don't know what it is, and for a list of some other horrendomas on wheels, check this out: http://allworldcars.com/wordpress/?p=2208

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Me and my boyfriend woke at the same time and we had both dreamed that I was pregnant. What does this mean? It depends on what you did when you woke up, besides sharing dreams.

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Mein Kampf was written by Adolf Hitler whilst he was in prison.What German prison was was he in? Actually, it was dictated by Hitler and written by Rudolf Hess while Hitler was in Landsberg Prison.

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Why is it that people will argue to the death over what they 'know' about religion, but ask them about nuclear fission, for example and they will say they don't know enough about it? Really? A lot of the people who "know" how bad religion is "know" that anything that has the word nuclear in it has got to be bad.

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Do you think that judging people by the company that they keep is accurate way of judging? Is it 100% accurate? No. But, it's a pretty good start.

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What is an area of the world whose history should not be included in a western civilization class? I would expect you would find very little to reference Tibet in a western civilization class.

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WHAT WERE THE ENGLISH, FRENCH AND DUTCH SEARCHING FOR IN THEIR EARLY VOYAGES OF EXPLORATION Profits, pure and simple. They were looking for trade routes, mines, spices and anything else that would make money.

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What is this? We want to ban cloves to stop kids from smoking but are allowing Menthols (which are *far* more popular and notably cheaper and more widely available) to stay on the market? WTF? It's a lot easier to ban a small and possibly emerging market than it is to ban a long term and much larger existing market. Not complicated at all.

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My ex-boyfriend of 2 months got me pregnant and left me... hasn't called me in 2 weeks, does he deserve to know i had an abortion? He decided not to stick around for the baby. What does it matter to him if there is no baby.

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I am 5'7 173 lbs i have a large bone structure and the internet says i'm overweight i don't feel overweight i can do 10 laps around the park. 40 minutes on the treadmill. 125 push ups is it true not everybody is meant to be skinny i was never skinny . By their numbers, I should weigh about 135 lbs. I weigh about 180. If I shed the extra fat, I would drop to about 170, 165 minimum. I did lose the weight years ago to about 160. People were asking about my health and if I had cancer. I've added muscle over the years, so 160 might be an unhealthy possibility. The numbers on the charts are unrealistic, and probably unhealthy to many...

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Do you feel sorry for this guy? Especially with the commentaries by the judges. See video. I think he might have gotten nervous and confused Valium with Viagra.

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During WWII somewhere between 3-5 million Gypsies, Slavs, homosexuals, mentally and deficient, and other minorities killed in the death camps, why is it only the Jew get lionized? Perhaps it was because, of all those on your list, only the Jews and Romani (gypsies) were intended to be totally destroyed. Only the Jews had specific extermination camps built in their honor. Nobody has downplayed the deaths of the others on your list (you forgot Jehovah Witnesses). But they mostly died incidentally (though definitely criminally) in the concentration camps and not in the...

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If a Del Taco opened in your area, would you ever set foot in a Taco Bell again? If a real Mexican or Tex-Mex restaurant opened in my area, neither of those two would see anything other than my back. Give me small, authentic restaurants any day of the week.

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If the government can nationalize health care, why not home and auto insurance? make it free! Guess what? Where I live the provincial government has nationalized auto insurance and there is home insurance and supplemental auto insurance you can buy from a crown corporation. Btw, it's not free, and the government has treated it like a cash cow for years, increasing rates and passing money into the general revenue fund, essentially making it a hidden tax.

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Why did Jesus never actually write anything, like a Gospel or scripture, himself? How many people of His time (excepting Julius Caesar and Cicero) other than writers actually wrote anything that has lasted to our time. Even most written works from classical times are know only from references in other works. That said, most teachers of the time had their words and works passed down by their students (disciples).

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My boyfriend of over 2 years cheated on me with his brother's ex-girlfriend. I took him back, but felt he should have to make it up to me. He said no, and that if I took him back then the matter was settled. Which of us was right? Unfortunately, I think your boyfriend is right. Anything he would have to do to make it up to you should have happened before you took him back. After you chose to be back with him is too late. At this point, you've accepted him back regardless of what he did. Too late to force him to make it up to you. Not too late to dump him permanently, though.

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How effective are colon cleansers? They do a good job. But that's to be expected. They don't have to do windows.

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Why is it that now two incomes are needed to get a decent house? Inflation of cost and inflation of expectation of what is "decent".

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Article 31 of the Iraqi Constitution, drafted by right-wing Bushies in 2005 and ratified by the Iraqi people, includes state-guaranteed (single payer) healthcare for life for every Iraqi citizen. Why does the GOP oppose it for Americans? Actually, the Iraqi constitution was drafted by Iraqis, not Americans. If the US had a single nationalized resource that could pay for national health care, I don't expect there would be much opposition from anyone. I think a lot of the opposition comes from people who don't want to pay for other people's health care as well as their own. Especially, people object to paying...

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What movies involve an adult that physically becomes a kid again, and goes through the typical kid situations, but dealing with them like an adult would? Freaky Friday had that and the reverse.

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I was told by states attorneys 4 years, paid lawyer $10,000, 5 days later plea bargain was 1 month. Is this justice? Probably not. But would you prefer justice or the deal you got?

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Presidents Bush Sr and Reagan both spoke to American school children. Bush Sr even asked kids to write him letters to ask him how to do a better job. Why are so many parents afraid that their children will hear the president speak? People trusted the president more in those days. I don't think anybody really expects president Obama to give a non-partisan presentation. Would you have had a problem with your child being forced to watch an informercial from BushII?

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Have you ever witnessed your car being repo'd? Nope, the one time that I was stuck unable to make payments on a car, I drove it down, gave them the keys and papers, and took the bus home. It turned out to be a great way to get the loan refinanced. Believe it or not, most banks prefer not to be used car dealers.

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Have reports of the death of the Republican Party been exaggerated? It's a dream of the liberal media, not a reality. The same reports in the past about the Democrats had the same validity. If you get tired of reporting the news, try and make news.

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Is organized religion the longest running Ponzi scam in history, operating in the guise of 'charity', selling believers some useless virtual product [‘eternal afterlife’, salvation, 72 virgins, &c.], which nobody can return to testify / for refund? Since you put it that way, the answer would be "no". The longest running Ponzi scheme would be science. You don't believe me? Check off this list of well known, for their time, scientific facts and theories and medical treatments and theories. Humorism (black bile, yellow bile, blood and phlegm) Bloodletting Alchemy Flat Earth Geocentric model of the solar system ...

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Theres this guy in a coffee shop that keeps on complaining bout the coffee and says the other shop next store is better but he still keeps on buying one and when he wasnt served the nxt day he rants bout it and so goes on..how do you deal with this? Some people should have been born wearing a "Born To Bitch" t-shirt. Plug your ears and bear in mind that there is some reason he keeps coming to your shop. Maybe he likes the service.

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Why do men go after younger women, cant they find women their own age? Or are they threatened by the work of having a woman, so the idea of a younger women seem less work? Some guys like the idea of a newer car, even if it might turn out to be a lemon. Other guys prefer a car that's already been broken in. What was the question again?

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What is one halloween costume you will "NOT" be wearing? I've outgrown my pregnant nun costume.

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Why is the bible against knowledge/wisdom? (e.g. Forbidden fruit, "destroy the wisdom of the wise, and will bring to nothing the cleverness of the clever") You mean that he picks and chooses, and decided that is what it says. How about?: I applied mine heart to know, and to search, and to seek out wisdom, and the reason of things, and to know the wickedness of folly, even of foolishness and madness. or Moses was instructed in all the wisdom of the Egyptians. or Instruct a wise man, and he will be still wiser. Teach a righteous man, and he...

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Why do kids hate their parents when they say no? It would depend on their age. Under five - cause they really, really want it. Everything! Under ten - the TV says they want it. Under twelve - their friends all want it. Under sixteen - they know what they want. They want IT. Under eighteen - they know that they don't want it. They need it! At all ages they think they know better than their parents. And when the parents give...

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Why has Pfizer been fined $2.3 billion? For committing fraud...again. It's the 4th time since 2002 that they settled.

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Is whats sauce for the Goose is sauce for the Gander or do men pretty much have it their own way? How do men have it their own way? Methinks the gander may be sauced, or at least saucy.

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Okay, is there a proper term to describe words which when spelled in reverse are still words? example: bin in reverse is nib, etc. These words are not palindromes, but I wonder if there is a specific term for them? From Wiki: A palindrome is a word, phrase, number or other sequence of units that can be read the same way in either direction The word is a palindrome.

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Do you think it is ok for a recovering alcoholic to drink N/A beer? I don't see it being a problem. The alcohol level is insignificant. He can have rum and butter ice cream too. It's not much better for the waistline than real beer, though.

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What is your all time favorite science fiction book? Why? It may not be high literature, but I've reread "Ender's Game" several times.

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If science destroys religion, where will we get our moral codes? Moral codes are passe. Why should anybody else judge what I want to do?

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Who has the final say on the military: the Generals or the politicians? In any country that you'd want to live in, the politicians. Even if you don't like your government, they were probably elected. Nowhere does anybody elect the generals.

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Name something you cannot find at a Wal-Mart? Tobacco products

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Just WHY would anyone with ANY intelligence at all, "stick a feather in his hat, and call it Macaroni?" That makes ZERO SENSE! Explain it to me, please. Actually what makes zero sense is expecting that all words would mean exactly the same thing as they do today. I imagine some of the ABers who understand Italian might know this answer, but for the rest: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maccaroni_%28fashion%29

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I'm the only one out of my group of friends that doesn't have a boyfriend. All of them complain about their boyfriends, and it's annoying. What should I do? Give thanks that you don't have someone to complain about...maybe not. Another bad idea might be to ask your friends what things they do that their boyfriends complain about when they're together.

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Why do you spend so much time on this site harassing other people? Sheer boredom.

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Did native Americans learn scalping from Europeans? Some might have. A lot were doing it for centuries before the Europeans arrived. Cartier arrived in Canada in 1534 and described a collection of scalps the local chief proudly displayed for him. So it was definitely happening before the Europeans showed up.

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Do you think it is right for a Judge to call people stupid, idiot etc..? I don't know if the judge is right or wrong in any specific case. But he's not under oath, so it's not necessary.

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The Center for Disease Control is going to recommend mandatory circumcision for ALL men and male children in the USA. Will this influence you to get circumcised or circumcise your children? It's a measure that would make sense and save lives. Thus, it will never happen. Btw, the mandatory would only be for children. Here's a link: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/24/health/policy/24circumcision.html?scp=2&sq=cdc&st=cse

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Is God a women? Why not? God is a creator, isn't He?

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Have you ever gone to work, hung over? Definitely, even though not for many, many years. What I never did do was call in sick because of a hangover. Why should I make my coworkers work harder because I' suffering from a self-inflicted wound?

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Was Steven Weinberg right in saying "With or without religion, you would have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion."? Hardly. As the saying goes, the road to hell is paved with good intentions. Many good people have done evil things with good intentions, with and without religion. Does the statement mean the example of the great Communist experiments of the 20th century mean that all atheists in those countries were evil because of the evils done in those countries? Or does that make atheism or communism...

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Why are tattoos looked down on by some religions? Good taste?

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Israel cuts Palestinian tragedy from textbooks. Sound Orwellian enough for you? See LINK: How many American grade 3 history books refer to the American Revolution and the emigration (both forced and voluntary) of the Loyalists as a "catastrophe"? Including it in the curriculum as is seems more Orwellian. It's tough enough to indoctrinate little terrorists without starting good and early in the school texts.

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I got a ticket today in CALIF because when I made a right hand turn from a dead stop, my tires squealed . The sheriff sighted me for unsafe right turn CVC 22100(a). I turn in the right lane. Should I fight the ticket? If you hit the gas hard enough to squeal your tires from a dead stop, you will lose if you fight the ticket. It isn't relevant that you were in the right lane any more than if you were speeding in the fast lane.

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Do you think that some of the games in the 2005 World Series had lots of unfair calls towards the Astros? Also, do you think the Astros could have won in 7 games if not for some of those calls? Who, besides Astros fans, remembers? Or, probably, cares?

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Conservatives are so sure they are right that democracy doesn't matter. They have a plan to disrupt town hall meetings and ensure the profits of the insurance giants. Is this healthy for US democracy? Where in the story does it mention this plan? Did you mean a different story than the one you linked to? Or was it this paragraph? Republican leaders have pledged to use town halls, ads and other forums to intensify their assault on the Democratic-led reform effort. "I think it's safe to say that, over the August recess, as more Americans learn more about [Democrats'] plan,...

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My husband of 16years has moved out he has cheated on me all our marriage life and now needs space to see how he feels he is real mean verbally. he says we may be able to work this out but he is still living with another woman. please advise Have you considered changing the locks and throwing a celebratory party?

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Which of these 80's bands do you most like: The Police, The Clash, Van Halen or Duran Duran? My son would definitely go with the Clash. But I prefer the jazzier sound of the Police. Van Halen? Meh. Duran Duran? No thanks, I was never a teen-aged girl.

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Christian missionaries erase cultures and replace it with their own. Do you think this is a good thing or a bad thing, and why? It depends on the culture being replaced, doesn't it? I don't think there are any cultures that have been erased by Christianity, just changed. Modern society and culture does the same thing and in most cases, people would say that it is a good thing even though it is often more destructive.

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Did you know you might win or lose a job even before the interview begins? Sneaky ways employers screen applicants today. See LINK: I'm not so sure those screening techniques are so much sneaky as smart. Some of those ideas make sense, others not really. But it's another way of finding out what an applicant is really like, other than just the usual, rehearsed interview.

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A guy who attended the President's Town Hall Meeting arrived with a loaded gun. When interviewed later he said he thought if all who attended had carried a loaded gun (1000 people were there) everyone would have been safer. Do you agree? I'm sure it upset the script for the meeting. But it was a dumb idea. The idea of putting 1000 armed people into a room and then hoping for civilized debate doesn't seem like a recipe for success.

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Variety is a good thing..in food, friends, literature, whatever...much better than sameoldsameoldsameold. We have a Latina Supreme Court Justice, a person of color as our President and another female as Secretary of State. Isn't that better than before? Quality is a better thing than variety. That said, I think one out of the three is a real improvement and qualified for the job. The other two, not so much so, in fact one is only in the job because of contacts and not qualifications. You can judge which. On the whole, probably an improvement anyway.

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Democrats vs. Republicans. Who looks worse in this town-halls-gone-wild story? See LINK: Republicans look slightly worse in the story. Democrats look worse in the comments. If you disagree with the health care plan, you're either, paid for, ignorant or racist, actually you're almost certainly a racist. Why else would you be against the president's plan? Not much of a basis for dialogue on either side. But fortunately MSNBC can be counted on to deliver it's...

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What is favourite Vincent Van Gogh painting? It might be a bit common, but my favorite is still "Starry Night".

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What is the easiest way to lose weight without exercise? The simplest answer is to eat less. 65% of weight, on a balanced weight loss plan is through dietary change. 35% is through exercise. If you control your eating, you will just lose weight 35% more slowly. If you are losing a lot of weight, though, the exercise really helps with toning.

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What are your thoughts now that North Korea has pardoned the two American journalists held captive? Now Slick Willy can go to Iran and get the other bozos out of the trouble they walked into. It's a pity the journalists convicted by N.Korea couldn't get their boss, Al Gore, to come and help as well.

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What is the most successful one hit wonder and who is the most successful one hit wonder artist? To my mind, the most successful one hit wonder (song) was "Seasons In the Sun" by Terry Jacks. It was a #1 song around the world. But The most successful on hit wonder artist(s) would have to be the Grateful Dead, with only one bona fide hit, "Touch of Gray".

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Is there a species of animal, that you feel really guilty about eating? I haven't reached the point of considering eating my cats or any humans (other than...ignore this part, please), so my answer would be, no.

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A man was found guilty of 39 felony counts- including serial rape, burglary, robbery, kidnapping, false imprisonment and assault with a deadly weapon. What should the sentence be? Hung, drawn and quartered - on pay per view with the proceeds to go to his victims.

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Why does the Catholic Bible contain 73 books while the Protestant Bible has only 66? With both claiming to have the complete Word of God, which one should be believed and why? Both have the word of God. I'm not certain that either claims to have the complete word of God. He would, no doubt, have other thoughts on the matter. For information on the books that differ: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biblical_apocrypha For information on non-canonical books, that for various reasons are not in Jewish "Bibles": ...

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Me & my dad got in a arguement about a kid i was dating & it got bad enough that he told me he hated me & disowned me & he hasnt talked to me since. he made me move to TN w/ my mom. should i hate him? he was never there for me. he didnt remember my b-day. It sounds like there is a lot more to the story. From both sides.

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What do you think about the recently found Obama's Kenyan Birth Certificate? If the birth certificate is real, he's not eligible to be president. Look for a major mess.

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I have just joined facebook, any1 and every 1 wants to be my friend. I reckon its like some glorified school ground with "look how many friends i have" personly i only want my real friends! What are your opinions? I think you might actually be giving Facebook too much credit for its users maturity.

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To Christians: ... Is God ... (1)- One and three simultaneously? - OR - (2)- One and three at a time ? - OR - (3)- Three and one at the same time? Whatever He chooses. Who am I to tell God how he should represent Himself, or Herself for that matter?

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Do you think cell phones are becoming a necessity, not a luxury? No. It's hardly a necessity to be at the world's beck and call at every moment of the day. Ask anybody who has dumped their cell phone if their life has improved or not. It's more an addiction than a necessity.

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Is Marxism the opium of the intellectuals? Not only of the intellectuals, but, yes.

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Why exactly should I thank God for providing me food in which I clearly made with my own two hands? You have two hands? Thank God for that, then.

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Is math overrated in America? Hardly. If anything, math, like most education, is under-rated.

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I'm 17 and not a virgin, my boyfriend is 18 and a virgin. How should i go about making his first time a good time and at the same time make him not feel nervous or anything? Good time? Don't worry about it. It will be, for him anyway. Not nervous? Don't worry about it. He'll be nervous as hell unless you severely medicate him...which will probably stop him from remembering if he had a good time or not. Concentrate on the good time and don't worry about his nerves. Maybe he's just as worried about the same issues? Whatever you do,...

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Who is in favor of repealing all seat belt laws? No, not all. The parents should still be responsible for belting in all minors in the car. Beyond that, it's simply the government sticking their noses in people's business. If you don't wear your seat belt, it harms nobody but you. And if you do get killed without it, it's Darwinism in action.

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Does the insurance business own our senators and representative? 75% of Americans want public paid health care yet the pols want to keep taking campaign contributions from insurance industry. Insurance industry gives megabucks to both sides of the aisle. It's not really that tough a choice for the legislators. Do you take the money from the lobbyists or do you go through with a program that the government can't afford anyway? Hmmm. As for the 75% of the population, those would include everybody without health insurance (and presumably the money to donate to political campaigns) and those who would like to raise taxes, but not their...

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Should someone be whipped for drinking beer under Islamic law? No, even though drinking alcohol is basically forbidden under Sharia law through the Koran. The punishment is disproportionate with the crime. But this is the same sort of messed up interpretation that treats rape without sufficient witnesses as adultery and punishable by death.

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Would you subject yourself to waterboarding just to see what it is like? Given there might be risk equivalent to any minor medical procedure, going under gas for a minor dental procedure for example. But no general fear of major consequence. It wouldn't be the same, knowing that it wasn't life-threatening. The torture of waterboarding is (was, it wouldn't work now anyway) thinking you are going to drown. Without that, it would just be uncomfortable. That being said, sure I'd go for it. It would be interesting to see just how bad it really is. People subject themselves to worse all the time, think piercing...

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Did Barack Obama answer the question about the Henry Gates arrest "stupidly"? A lawyer like President Obama should know better than to have answered the way he did. The whole mess looks like his friend, Skip Gates, was working his way to a lawsuit and his answer was clearly prejudicial. Stupidly? He should stick to the teleprompter.

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Men: have you coloured your hair to hide the grey? A few years back my wife got a coupon for free men's hair dye (wtf?). She decided to get it and try it on me. Everything was kinda cool until she noticed that the color was noticeably darker than my eyebrows. Using some kind of make up comb she applied it to my eyebrows. It was then that we both noticed that I have a lot of blond eyebrows and that my darker eyebrows bore a stunning...

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Who was Thomas Malthus? A fear-monger who was the first to freak out about the over-population of the earth. The fact that most of his theories have been proven wrong for over 150 years hasn't stopped the gloom and doomers from treating him like a prophet. He's over-rated to say the least.

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When do dreams become nightmares? The morning after the wedding, lol.

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Politicians responsible for allowing water boarding i.e. Rice & Cheney to name a couple, cite their religion to be Christian (of varying denominations) - Can you be Christian and authorise or commit torture? What are your opinions? If you thought that you could save lives by committing acts of torture (water boarding is psychological torture), and didn't, regardless of your faith (or lack of faith), would you consider yourself a moral person? Would you take any responsibility for the deaths you could have prevented? Or would you feel superior because of your higher moral judgment? I don't think this is so...

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Would you be upset or flattered if you were with a well known friend and when you both went your seperate ways a newscamerman continued to follow up and snap photos even though the well known person is no longer with you? If you step in a puddle, it takes a little while for all the mud to flake away. Tolerate it. All things will pass.

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Daughter has bf and bf mom sticks nose in daughters buzness I got mad and told bf mom to butt out daughter sez i will be bf with her no matter what daughter defends bf and her mom and yells at me daughter is 19 is this immature for her age Definitely immature writing.

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Washington Post editorial decries Congress's cowardly move to tie the president's hands on detainee transfers. Do you agree Democrats are hypocritical in opposing closing of Guantanamo? See LINK: Of course they are. But it also means that for once they are being sensible. Hypocritical in speech, reasonable in action. For politicians, 50% isn't bad.

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Do you agree with this statement?: "Marriage is the death of all hope." It really depends what you were hoping for, doesn't it? I was hoping for this thing with identical twins, but the wife told me I could kiss those hopes goodbye (she wasn't one of them, btw). Otherwise the statement sounds like it comes from a whiner who never found the right person to share their life with. Definitely disagree.

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Prison walls still standing tall, some things never change. If we keep buildings won't we keep filling them all and if we keep building bombs aren't we gonna drop them all? Prisons will always have lots of people volunteering to enter. But we have plenty of bombs that have never been dropped.

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WHY THE BRITSH FLAG IN THE HAWAIIAN FLAG It commemorates the period (1794–1843) that Hawaii was a British protectorate.

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Has there ever been a President who has irritated Republicans as much as Obama has? Has there ever been another president who named a eugenics supporter as his science adviser?

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Should drivers and thir passengers be required to wear seat belts? If they are adults, it should be up to them. Children are another matter, it should be the responsibility of the driver that they be safely restrained. As for the adults, I can legally skydive, smoke, drink to excess in private, and partake legally of many other actions much more dangerous than driving without a seat belt. If my actions don't bring risk to others, why should the...

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What makes you relationship material? I've been married to the same woman for twenty-three years. I have a lot of practice. That does mean, though, that I am only relationship material for her.

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When I was little I learned in Sunday School of an apostle who had sinned so bad that Jesus gave him everlasting life on Earth, he would never see hell, nevertheless heaven. Does anyone know the story to this? There are a couple of different legend regarding this story. One is that of the Wandering Jew (see Wiki) and the other is that of Longinus, who was supposed to hjave been the Roman soldier who pierced Jesus' side with his spear. In either case, the subject is supposed to wander the earth, never dying, until Jesus returns. Neither has any scriptural basis.

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My daughter of 15 was just caught "assisting" a friend to shoplift. We are permanent residents. What are the consequences for her and for us as a family? The chances in Canada that there will be any consequences are almost none. Between the young offenders act and Canadian immigration law, your daughter could probably commit any crime short of (and possibly including) murder without there being any consequences for the family. But if you want to think more realistically about what your daughter was doing with her friend, drop the quotation...

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Should petroleum companies (drillers, refiners, retailers, plasticizers) be investing (voluntarily or not) in alternative energy? Why or why not? Voluntarily, definitely. It makes sense for them to diversify their business. Involuntarily? Definitely not. It brings to mind the itemized bill the KGB would send for upkeep and execution of the prisoner, where they would include the cost of the execution bullet. Non-fossil based energy (other than nuclear) is a long way off. Taxing ourselves (through the oil companies), is a good way...

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True OR False? You generally have more than 2 cups of Coffee in the day? True. I generally have more than two cups before leaving the house in the morning.

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How come russia lost so many soldiers during world war 2? (they won, but they lost more soldiers than great britain, france and the united states combined) There are many reasons why the Russians had such horrifying casualty rates during WW2. They started the war in an excellent attack position, which was a horrible defensive position. Stalin had gutted the officer corps of the army, so the army was being run by generals who were politically reliable rather than talented. Troops that could have been saved were wasted by orders to stand and...

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What religion uses this quote? " A person reaches true enlightment and happiness only after they free themselves from their earthly desires". I'm not sure. Let me meditate on the question for a little while. Ohhhhmmmm

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The executioner asks you if he can do anything for you before he executes you, any last requests? I have some overdue library books that need to be returned.

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If you could name a rock band what would you name it? One of the best names I ever heard was used by a band when I was in junior high - Black Rainbow.

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If police are allowed to outfit themselves in body armour with truncheons and tasers and the rest when they attack protestors, shouldn't protestors be allowed to have tasers and body armour too? It's just not fair otherwise. Oops.

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Is nuclear power actually worth the trouble it can cause? The "trouble" caused by nuclear power in the west has been minimal. The only "disaster" was at Three Mile Island where the biggest danger was caused by overreaction. After all was said and done, the Kemeny Commission Report concluded that "there will either be no case of cancer or the number of cases will be so small that it will never be possible to detect them. The...

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Which Southern Rock band is your favorite? Skynyrd, .38 Special and the Ozark Mountain Daredevils.

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Is wind generation our saving grace or a devil in a blue dress? please research before you answer Neither. Wind is not consistent enough, even out here on the Canadian prairie to work as a stand alone system. But it does work fairly combined with standard power where you can feed in and draw out as required. Unfortunately, it's only been the last five or ten years that the government has been buying the extra power. Also, the start-up cost is a real kick in the nuts. Even so, if...

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Do you own a solar powered anything? Calculator and patio lights. That's it, though I am looking at a trickle charger.

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Why can people see ethanol as an energy conversion scheme but fail to realize solar as one? Oil-->Ethanol-->Energy just like Coal-->Lead Acid Batteries, Solar Panels-->Energy Solar panels are an inefficient means for collecting energy (sunlight). This energy still has to be stored in what is also fairly cumbersome and inefficient systems (batteries). There are technology roadblocks all down the line for making efficient use of the sunlight, though progress is being made. Ethanol is already converted energy being stored for use (think gasoline). Ethanol uses...

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When getting a DR does it make you go...........hmmmmmmm? ;) Not really. There are enough trolls out there that you can almost expect a DR for answering a question about your favorite color. But if you want to get some serious DRs, answer questions about religion or politics. I'll leave you to decide which groups will DR more there.

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Is Fibromyalgia a genuine affliction? Fuzzy answer: It's hard to tell. It's a collection of symptoms that may or may not be there depending on the person with the symptoms. Are the symptoms genuine? Definitely. Are they consistent with a single disease or disorder? My medical school diploma was lost in the mail. But even the doctors are uncertain. There is no consistency of diagnosis or treatment. As well, many...

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What isn't bad for us? Almost nothing. It all depends on the dosage, though. Remember, if you have a heart attack, they might well give you rat poison (warfarin) as a treatment. Dosage is everything.

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Why do people say the Chinese restaurant cook cat? There is a Chinese saying that "Chinese people will eat anything with four legs except a table and anything that flies except an airplane". But I doubt you would find any Chinese restaurants in the west that would cook or serve cat. If you wish to check out some different Chinese food, might I suggest ...

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Do you think Rent-To-Own stores are huge rip-offs? How so? They are rip-offs, no doubt about it. You wind up paying 2-3 times what you would pay retail, often for crap. But they have to be rip-offs to stay in business. A friend of mine works in one of those stores. He says the math is simple. If you pay your way through an item, you have paid once for the retail and once for the guy who made two payments and moved (with the item), and the remainder...

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Would it be harder to find a relative's body by suicide or to never find their body? A girl I worked with found her sister hanging, dead. I think it would be hard to imagine not finding the body at all being worse than that.

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Why do creationists seem to ignore Gregor Mendel? They attack Charles Darwin regularly, but appear to be unaware of the fact that genetics support the Theory of Evolution to a much higher degree than anything Darwin ever posited. Why do they do this? I'm not going to speak for creationists (shudder), but you do know that Mendel; a. was a priest, so that should put part of the "all Christians must be creationists" bunk to bed, and b. Mendel cooked the books, his numbers were actually too perfect.

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60% US population obese. Why? There are two main reasons for the number. One is the American diet and lifestyle. Too much food with too much fat. The second reason is a change in how obesity is measured. Many (most?) of the people judged as obese by the present measurements would not have been so earlier.

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Would you eat fried cat for $50? Fer shur. No cheque, please, cash only.

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If police are allowed to outfit themselves in body armour with truncheons and tasers and the rest when they attack protestors, shouldn't protestors be allowed to have tasers and body armour too? It's just not fair otherwise. How young are you? Or are you just a little simple minded? If you want fair, let the number of protesters drop to the number of police and then go at each other baton and shield. Then don't go crying about police brutality. It's kinda neat to see this question under environmentalism. I have yet to see a violent environmental protest. I have yet to see the police attacking...

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Is global warming affecting all planets? Actually, the mean temperature on Mars has been rising for a few years. It must be humans causing it by sending a few dozen probes to the planet. We are such bastards!

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One of my best friends has lesbian mothers. Because of this, my mother doesn't allow me to go over his house. What should I do? Explain the situation to your friend and have him over to your house. Once your mom meets your friend and realizes he is normal (I hope), she might let you go to his house. Alternately, you could always go behind her back. I recommend the first option.

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Which is older, the USA, or official American government interference in religion? During 1775 and 1776, the Continental Congress had issued decrees ordering churches to fast and pray on behalf of the patriots. Starting July 4, 1776, Congress and several states passed laws making prayers for the king and British Parliament acts of treason.

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Some people claim it's racist to forbid saggy baggy pants since they're mostly worn by black youths. Do you buy this argument? Bad taste is color blind. So is thuggishness.

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If I am baptised Episcapol; can I be unbaptised? Just to end my part in being part of a religion I never had belief in. As Episcapols we can be baptised at any age, I did not make the choice as a one month old. Nope, baptized is baptized unless you hop in your time machine. But nothing says that you have to follow the teachings of the church. Feel free to commit any sins you would like.

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Is "only obeying orders" ever a reasonable defence? If you thought it was a legal order, sure.

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Does catholicism forces itself on people? I mean, if you don't believe it, you are lost and doommed and if you stop believing it, the world is going to end and your going to hell... That's like saying belong to us or die... It's been years since the RC church said that you had to be Catholic to go to heaven. Get your facts straight and get over it.

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What does your Tattoo says say about you? That I don't bother with tattoos.

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Sex is....? A distraction from the more important things in life. But it's a very pleasant distraction. ;-{)

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-Agree or Disagree- "Health care is only so expensive because government already provides so much of it [roughly 50% of a several trillion dollar a year industry] this disrupts the components of supply and demand, raising costs considerably". Partially agree. There are many other reasons the costs are so high. But the fact that no business has ever gone broke while the government is their major customer definitely drives prices up.

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Were you afraid of catching the H1N1 virus? No more than the regular flu. That is to say, I wasn't looking forward to it, but I wasn't frightened.

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What do you say to an Atheist after they sneeze? God bless you. What does it matter if they believe?

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Why are so many houses in "tornado alley" made out of wood rather than stronger materials? Most of the houses made of stronger, more expensive materials would still be destroyed by a tornado. It's better to build the house you can afford, insure, and cross your fingers.

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Why is Guantanamo Bay still open? Oddly enough, the US is having problems finding countries willing to take in even the least dangerous of the terrorist detainees. And Congress and the Senate won't vote the money to close the base and move the prisoners to the US.

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Why do some christians find it so tough to believe I don't really hate them? I just strongly disagree. That's hate? I don't think so. Let's see. You would probably capitalized the word Democrat but you don't capitalize the word Christian. You refer to them as "church peepull" You think that priests and preachers "should be wearing diapers because both are full of "it"." Your thoughts on paying pastors - "I don't go to any church and if I did I wouldn't pay the...

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If God really loves me, why would he throw me into Hell and torture me forever if I don't accept him? If my boyfriend threw me off a bridge, people would think he was a psycho. What makes God not a psycho if he's even worse than this? If somebody told you the punishment for misbehavior and you chose to misbehave anyway, does that make them a psycho for punishing you, or you a psycho for your behavior? Your boyfriend has to live by the rules of man, where even if you misbehave, he can't throw you off a bridge. We all have to live by God's rules. If you chose to ignore the rules, why should you be able to ignore...

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Why do people wear clothes? When did this start? In Saskatchewan, it would have started damn quick. When the weather starts getting down around -30, the answer to the first question becomes fairly obvious.

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What would you do if your best friend kissed you? Kiss her back, of course. She is my wife, after all.

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WHat would you do if meat became illegal to eat? I'd become a criminal.

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I am a lesbian do you still like me? I still don't know you, even if I don't care if you're a lesbian. Sorry to say, but I still don't like you. Of course, I still don't dislike you either.

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I'm only 22, but already 90% of my friends are parents, I feel like I'm still a teenager when I think of this -- how can I snap out of this feeling? Take a REALLY good whiff of a diaper, and decide who's got the better feeling, yourself or your friends. If you think they have the better deal, sniff a diaper a few times a day for a couple of years (your friends will have plenty to keep you in fresh diapers). If at the end of that time, you still feel like a teenager (less likely to happen even without the diaper), or you've...

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Will Palin be our next president? President of what?

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Is it appropriate for the (U.S.) Secretary of State to ridicule her predecessors & other former members of the cabinet? Did you really expect her to behave any better? No.

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Anyone wish Hilary Clinton was president? Good God, no.

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If Hilary Clinton had won the nomination would she be president now? I think it would have tightened the election considerably. It would have taken it from a clear victory to a tossup. McCain would have chosen a better VP candidate, and Hillary would have lost a lot of the black vote. But more women would have come out to vote for her. In the end....McCain in a squeaker.

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Do you miss Michael Jackson? I want to record the answers and I will tally your votes a simple yes or no will do thank you. No

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The New Haven Firefighters decision rewrites Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. Is "Judicial Activism" OK so long as it's the right writing law from the bench? See LINK: Hardly. Title VII was followed to the letter in the design and and testing in New Haven. Minorities had a large part in the creation of the questions and two out of the three testers were minorities. What SCOTUS said was that you can't create a test that is judged bias-free and then discard the results to discriminate against those who pass the test. A victory for meritocracy. And a...

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I Chuck Norris's real name really Chuck Norris? His given name at birth was Carlos Ray Norris. He wasn't called Chuck until he joined the Air Force.

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Since hotdogs contain the parts of the animal that people would never consider eating,and they contain dangerous nitrites,why do people still eat them? Actually, it depends on the hot dog. Your twelve to a pack economy wienies, eeeeuuwww. But there are some really great hot dogs out there made from "real" meat. As for the nitrates, unless you are a migraine sufferer, the "danger" is minimal. The carcinogenic material caused by heating them has been counteracted since the 70s by the addition of Vitamin C or E (in tiny...

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MY BOYFRIEND TOLD ME TODAY IF I LEAVE HIM I WOULD BAG HIM TO COME BACK DO U BELEAVE THAT HE THINK I CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT HIM If he needs to be bagged, bag him. No steel-toed shoes, though.

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If your busting a sag and have your underwear showing what kind should it not be? A ladies thong would probably be a no-no.

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Can you see yourself being 70 years old? Hell, I could never have thought of myself being 48! It's less than it cracked up to be.

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What are you doing for Canada Day? Working :-{(

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In the Minnesota election for Senator, Norm Coleman just conceded the victory to Al Franken. What do you think? But what will the Democrats do if they can't blame the Republicans for the country's problems? Extra taxes, anyone? Come on, there will be more than enough to go around.

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If European countries can get along fine with open borders, then why can't Canada and the United States do the same? Have you seen Canada's immigration policies? If Osama ben Laden was to show up here, he could claim refugee status, have his paperwork filed and be released on his own recognizance without missing a meal. I'm surprised it took so long for the US to create passport requirements for Canadians.

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Do you think we can develop the political will to move to energy independence and green technology before the consequences of not doing so begin to destroy us? See LINK: Sadly, no. Green technology is moving forward as fast as possible, which is to say slowly. It will be at least 20 years before green tech is an appreciable part of the energy supply. Energy independence will be slowed by NIMBY forces and environmental groups slowing the exploration of more oil supplies and doing all they can to prevent more nuclear electricity. NIMBYs will even act against...

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Is the presence of pain ever permissible? And if so, when and why? The presence of pain is not only permissible, it's necessary. Think in terms of people with congenital insensitivity to pain. How do you raise a child not to grab a hot item if it doesn't hurt them? Pain is negative reinforcement against us actually hurting ourselves.

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Is Americans racist? Mumia thinks so. How do you feel? See link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcXTIzEjE5A Would Mumia have killed the white cop if the cop was black? Maybe he's racist too?

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What is the worst hazard when you are playing golf on a course located in a prison? Bending over to get your ball out of the hole.

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Whats the best Eminem Song? I keep forgetting, is Eminem the yellow guy or the red guy?

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Can you believe Rush Limbaugh, leader of the Party of No Personal Responsibility, confidently states that Mark Sanford's affair is all Obama's fault? See LINK: When did Rush Limburger become a Democrat?

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BROADWAYTHECAT IS A STALKER WHO KEEPS COMMENTING ON ALL OF MY QUESTIONS....She MAD BECAUSE I HAVE AN OPINION ABOUT ABORTION..What is this child 12 years old? Her mother must have told her she was going to be aborted< not a bad idea> How do I report her? Whether she is a child is not a good question. Who is behaving childishly in not in question. It's kinda obvious.

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Why are people so against abortion...is it really any of your business..who are you to judge..especially you sao called religious people? Is it any of my business if you kill your parents or siblings? Not really? Does it have anything to do with religion? Whatever.

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Which is worse to find in your garden? Dog poop or cat poop? It depends. The doggy doo will be sitting on the surface so that you and everybody else can see it. The cat poo will be buried like a fecal land mine to surprise you.

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Do You think Dawkins answer to this question was childish or intelligent? Definitely childish. Overbearing twunt.

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Does the 13th Amendment allow for forced prison slave labour? What about in Oregon & California? DId slavery ever end? The 13th Amendment the the US Constitution does allow for forced prison labor. I honestly don't know if California or Oregon have articles in their constitutions regarding prison labor. Slavery did end. Duh! Involuntary servitude is not the same as slavery. Nobody is sentenced to slavery, which would involve their children becoming slaves and the government being able to sell them...

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What are your feelings on heidi and spencer pratt? Who?

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What do you think of the push to stop calling illegal immigrants from Mexico, "Illegal Immigrants", and start calling them "Economic Refugees"? Who says they aren't both?

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Is Americans racist? Mumia thinks so. How do you feel? See link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcXTIzEjE5A Everybody is racist. All that changes as you move in the world is who the racism is directed against.

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If N. Korea places its Nuclear Arsenal at Cuba, what is the possibility of it wiping of Florida? I'd be at least as scared that they'd hit Havana.

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Do you know who gave us this quote the quote I offer in the answer and do you think that it relates to today? Thomas Jefferson. It relates a little more on April 15, no?

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Do you go out of the house on a regular basis with no make-up on? All the time. It keeps messing up my mustache. ;-{)

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Is it wrong to eat whale? Not if it's a good recipe. On the serious side, it's not wrong if it's not from an endangered species. Outside of that issue, I'm up for trying it. Why a problem with whales and not with beef/pork/cod/chicken?

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What are some good alternate history novels? Harry Turtledove is perhaps THE master of the genre (though I'm a big fan of the Eric Flint "1632" series). His "Southern Victory" series runs 10 (!) novels from shortly after the confederate victory in the Civil War to after the equivalent of the Second World War. The "Darkness" series is in an alternate world where WW2 is fought with magic replacing...

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Guys: Do you prefer a nice butt or boobs? It depends if she's coming or going.

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Do people from the country Georgia often marry outside the race or religion? Given that almost the entire country is Caucasian (literally) they would seldom marry outside their race. Given the differences between Georgian Orthodox (80+%)and Islam (about 10%)and the small amounts of other religions, I don't imagine that there is much religious intermarriage either.

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Will North Korea aim nuclear weapons at Hawaii? If they aim one at Hawaii, Alaskans should duck!

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How many toe nail clippers do you have in your house? At least three or four, but if you can find one you consider yourself lucky.

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Have you ever dated secretly without letting anyone know, including your parents? I once dated so secretly, my date didn't even know.

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Do you ike beef? Fer shur. Beef, the food of dreams.

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How many concerts have you attended in the last year? Two, Neil Young and Leonard Cohen

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How did the wife of mlb pitcher Schoeneweis die? Its been about a month and the team and the cops say no comment! I think we americans need to know this. You need air, you need water, you need food. You do not need to know about this.

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Is Barack Obama's honeymoon over? Not with the media, and not with the people either, apparently. The latest New York Times/CBS News poll found a distinct gulf between President Obama’s overall standing and how some of his key initiatives, including health care reform, are viewed. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/18/us/politics/18poll.html?hp

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Am I the last person who doesn't have and doesn't want a cell phone? oops

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Do you have a favorite Astronomical object (planet, moon, star, etc.)? What is it? It doesn't really count, but in the summer I can lie on my back on the grass and watch the Aurora Borealis for hours.

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What would you do if your dog threatened someone and they kicked your dog in self-defense? Apologize for my dog's behavior.

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Would you agree the Constitution Party can properly be called "the American Taliban" party? If so, why? If not, why not? The party's goal as stated in its own words is "to restore our government to its Constitutional limits and our law to its Biblical foundations." The terrorist bastards! Lets shoot them all before they can cause any damage. They don't sound any more like the Taliban than the Democrats sound like communists.

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Iran's Jews reject cash offer to move to Israel? How much would it take to make you move from your home and the home of your (100s of years) ancestors? This is to move from a country that is developing nuclear weapons with the object of destroying the country to which you would be moving.

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In your opinion, will Justice Sotomayor be confirmed by the senate? Definitely and without much difficulty. I don't think anybody really expects her to be fair and impartial as a Justice. But as a double minority, nobody will want to antagonize those voters too much.

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How do we convince all politicians of all parties to quit the yammering, stop wasting our time, and start talking substance and solutions? Assign them each a reasonable private citizen to be with them at all times when they are on the clock. When they say something stupid, the citizen slaps them on the back of the head. Being thick-skulled buggers it might take a while to sink in, but when they get tired of being slapped and bored of saying nothing, they just might start talking sense for the country and do some good.

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Ive been told that I'm sometimes inconsiderate( my comments), but Im afraid this is just my nature as Im never aware..any suggetions? The secret would be to take a moment and consider your comments. But be glad it's not your nature and not something you are aware of. It's the difference between being inconsiderate and an asshole.

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Who is most likely to have feet: God / Devil? I know nothing about God's feet. But tradition the Devil has cloven hooves. I guess then that the answer is: the Devil.

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Have you dated outside your race? Did your signifigant other's family accept you? If they didn't how did you deal with it? No. I've always confined my romantic life to the human race.

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In about 5 weeks , my friend is gonna have her bday. I was thinking of buying her a book (as she likes reading alot). She told me that thriller books are her favorite.. any ideas of some good, new, thriller story books which i can buy on play.com pls? If your friend liked the Dan Brown books, you might want to buy her "The Gaudi Key" by Esteban Martin & Andreu Carranza.

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With which sport was Imran Khan most closely associated? Would the answer be cricket, Alex?

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Are you Norwegian? Nope, and I can't stand lutefisk. Sorry.

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Who is your favourite female leader? Margret Thatcher. There was a woman with balls!

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In Main when you get a speeding ticket in the category of race they put a letter. For Black people I would think it would be B or BLK but no its N. I called the state police and they said it stands for Negro. That would make sense if we were in Mexico. Guess what? If they are really doing it by race, the "N" is for Negroid. Doesn't make any sense to do it at all, though. The whole concept of race doesn't really work scientifically.

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What animal is most full of yummy goodness? I haven't found many animals that lack yummy goodness. But I think the winner in the end has to be the pig. Bacon, ham, chops and ribs all in the same football-to be. Definitely a wonderful animal.

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Any song suggestions for a romantic, first dance? Everything I think of is too overdone... Leonard Cohen - Dance Me to the End of Love http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_PIadFsvDk

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The song " Undead" by Hollywood Undead starts with a very familiar piece of music but I can't quite place it. Can you help me remember where this comes from? I tried to listen to it. But after the "singing" started I just grabbed a pen and pushed it through my eardrums. It was less painful than listening. I guess it will be a few weeks before I can give it a second try.

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If your child (lets say,16 yr old) wanted to drink with some of their friends, would you supply the alcohol for them and let them drink in your home? Not a good idea. From my home town this weekend: http://www.leaderpost.com/news/Three+teens+killed+Yorkton+crash/1695276/story.html Alcohol and dangerous speed WERE involved. Here, if those kids were driving home from your house, you could be charged with manslaughter.

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What items do you search for at flea markets? Lately, bowls and flower pots for my wife's crafting.

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Do you think a mosquito could bite someone with aids or hepatitis; and then bite you and give the disease to you? It's not quite impossible. But it's the next thing to it. The possibility is similar to winning the big lottery, twice.

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Is it inhumane to eat dolphins? No, not if they were killed humanely?

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People worshipped Hitler. Are they doing the same with Obama & other politicans liberal or conservative? Without comparing Obama to Hitler in any other way, yes. In almost 50 years of watching politics, the comparison comes closer to matching Obama than any other American politician. Maybe a little bit for Reagan, but not near as it does Obama.

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Leon Panetta (CIA Director) says that Cheney is almost wishing for the U.S. to be attacked. Do you agree? I guess being a Clinton leftover must make you psychic. And tactless. How does Panetta know what somebody else is (almost) thinking? It's more worthy of Michael Moore than somebody holding a position of responsibility.

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Last week, I was told to go home from work because I had a cold and some staff were worried that I may infect the office (besides they are all scared with the swine flu thing). Is that fair? It depends. How bad was your cold? Did they pay you for the day? If you had a slight cold and they docked your pay, no, it's not fair. If you were really sick and they docked your pay, more companies should probably send sick employees home, especially if they work with the public. If you had just a slight cold and they paid you for the day, what to complain about?

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Why is it called the 700 Club? Does Pat Robertson believe only 700 people will be "saved"? From Wiki: In 1961, Robertson bought the license for WTOV, channel 27 in Portsmouth, Virginia. It had gone off the air five years earlier due to poor viewership. The station returned in October as WYAH, broadcasting twelve hours of Christian programming to the Hampton Roads market each day. In 1962, the station suffered financially and almost closed. To keep the station on the air, WYAH...

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Are there places where people still eat whale? No more so than any other animal.

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What was the last thing you said to your Mum? I'll stop in and see you tomorrow after the surgery. Did you want me to check your mail?

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My advice to God: When a woman gives birth to a baby, the man concerned should bear the ‘pain’. -Your comments? Actually, the pain should be shared. Wasn't the pleasure of making the baby shared?

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Are referendums (like in California with no tax increase) bad for democracy? Nope. They're great for democracy. They're lousy for governing and ultimately bad for the people. But for democracy, they are wonderful.

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Was Roots true? Some say it was and others not... Some of it was based (loosely) on the family of the novel's author, Alex Haley. Some of it was plagiarized from a novel by Harold Courlander.

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How do you feel that animals are killed so they can be fed to us humans?Do you feel bad,or you could care less? I'm actually happy about it. I love meat and I love animals. It would be cruel to cook and eat them while they were alive.

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Are socialists dangerous? They don't mean to be. They just wind up either messing things up, or being taken over by dictatorships. Edit. Sorry, I missed the category of this question. Change my answer to: "No, just deluded".

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Will you eat cloned meat? Definitely. How could you tell the difference anyway? There wouldn't be a difference. This question shouldn't be in "Food Safety". It should be in "Needless Fear-Mongering".

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One woman called Dr. Laura a couple of days ago and said that while she was parked, sitting in her car and talking to another woman in the passenger seat, her four year old started jumping and cracked the car's windshield with his head. Do you buy that? It's possible if the car's windshield had a previous crack or stone chip. My head was that hard as a kid too.

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Are you a boxer guy or a tighty whities guy ? How old are you? Im interested to see if more older guys wear briefs and younger guys boxers or maybe if its even the other way around. Briefs - 48 For what it's worth, my Dad was a boxers guy and so is my son. Does this skip a generation? Or is it just a petty rebellion against our fathers?

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Which name do you prefer for a boy? Xander, William, Wolfgang, Terrance, Stetson, Sean, Roderick, or Payton? William tops my list (from your list), even though my name is on the list. There are enough names that come from William that He will always be able to be an individual without seeming weird (Xander or Stetson).

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To religious zealots who bash science on AB: How do you justify the fact that without science you wouldn't even have the Internet or computers with which to access AB? Why do you not eschew the benefits of science in your life? Isn't this hypocritical? Who's been bashing science? I mostly see people bashing religion.

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If Prozac (et al) was available in Nietzsche's time, could he have written "Ecce Homo"? Probably not...pity medicine moves slowly.

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If you happen to be driving when The Rapture happens, will you remember to pull over, park, turn the engine off, and set the hand brake? I don't buy the rapture concept. As such, I like where you placed this question.

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Do you think Rush Limbaugh is a mainstream conservative or a more extreme one? He's on the extreme end of conservativism. But he's closer to the center than Bill Maher, Al Franken, Michael Moore or Keith Olberman.

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Keith Oberman. World's worst person, or just plain stupid? Just stupid enough to actually believe his own bull.

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Who wrote that one song that goes like.. YOULOST THAT LOVE AND FEELING The song was written by Barry Mann, Phil Spector and Cynthia Weil.

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What are your thoughts, regarding a police officer tasering a 72-year-old great-grandmother, and his superiors CONDONING such reprehensible action? He could have easily placed the cuffs on her without doing that, but was too lazy. She pushed the issue until it happened. I don't see a problem. Doesn't she want to be treated equally under the law? It would be interesting to see her driving record and his record of complaints, though.

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Do you think the line separating mainstream and extreme conservatism has been smudged to the point of disappearing? Definitely. The left wing media (like the NYT) has been doing its best to portray conservatives as right wing loonies by focusing on the furthest wingnuts on the right and presenting them as average conservatives. So the line has definitely been smudged. But the smudging wasn't done by the conservatives so much as the media.

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What is your most quotable quote on "Life"? Why? Life is a sh*& sandwich. The more bread you have, the less you taste the sh*&. It brings your expectations low enough so that you aren't always disappointed.

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Palin attacks Letterman again: joke was about "statutory rape". Letterman was talking about her 18 year old daughter. How long can Palin milk the phony outrage before it is HER talking milking statutory rape for political advantage? See LINK: If it was a Republican who made the joke, you would have said that Letterman "claimed" it was about the 18 year old AFTER the fact. Palin is better ignored than listened too. But Letterman would do better to get somebody to vet his jokes whose brains haven't been corroded to liberalism by the salt water. It was an oops. But it was a dumb oops and should have been caught.

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I live in the US, after a divorce can I move to Australia with my kids? What can their father do? If you have shared custody or he has visitation rights, you can be charged with child abduction, parental interference, or even kidnapping depending on your state laws.

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Have you ever contemplated making an AB account, just to UR every question and answer you have ever given, even though I'm fairly confident this goes against the rules of AB? No, the points are meaningless. It's not as if you can trade enough of them in for an i-pod.

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Why is there such a negative stigma regarding communism? They have an unreasonable prejudice against oppressive murderous regimes.

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Would you sign a petition to end discrimination against polygamists, giving them equal rights to marry? Nope, sorry. Marriage = 1 man +1 woman I have no problem giving gays and lesbians equal rights and responsibilities under civil unions. 1 man + 4 women = corporation. There are still defined rights and responsibilities.

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What is the origin of the RED CROSS logo? It's the reverse of the Swiss flag.

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Here's one of those things that makes my head spin sometimes. Here's this guy, Mr. Roeder, a staunch opponent of abortion, goes out and takes the life of another man in the name of Pro-Life. Isn't this some contradiction or what? You do know he's a nut bar don't you? A bit tough looking for sense there.

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Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has electrocuted a chicken and suffocated male chicks on television, apparently to highlight the brutality of battery farming. This has outraged animal rights groups. What do you think? I hope he cooked them afterward. Otherwise, he's just killing them for fun. That would be scary.

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Who other than paris hilton is the dumbest in the world? Michael Moore and Rush Limbaugh would help round out the top (bottom) ten.

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Sotomayor hearing is being rushed, GOP complains. The average confirmation delay since 1990 is 45 days. Is 48 days really far too fast, or is this just more Party of NO! politics? See LINK: She's being rushed. But being as she's a cinch to get in anyway, what does it matter? Just another judge with major prejudices. But she does get two minority points. If she was gay and disabled, she'd be a lock at any time. Everybody in Washington is afraid to speak out now as it is.

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Why do some people think their opinion matters more than others? Aren't we supposed to be equal? Since when are all people equal?

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I in college during the 1940s, My college dictionary (Merriam Webster college dictionary) gave a definition of bigot as a synonym for conservative and vice versa. I lost the dictionary and find that the definition has been changed, What happened? bobvan The meaning of words change with time. If you find your dictionary, look up the word "gay". Then again, your recollection could be wrong. Or the dictionary was written by one of the guys McCarthy was warning about.

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Is it true when you hugg a boy is that gay? Yes or No Of course not...unless you're a guy too, in which case, kinda, maybe.

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How did Petruchio tame Katherina in "Taming of the Shrew"? He gives her the old kill her with kindness routine. "Nothing is good enough for you."

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Do you think football (Soccer) will ever take off in North America as it has done over the rest of the world? No. Not without substantial rule changes. The field is too large, the play is too slow, goals are few and far between. Frankly, the game is boring compared to football, basketball, hockey, it's even more boring than baseball or curling.

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Would you consider this question nonsense? If yes could you please explain why? http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/1506973 Damned if I know. Are the Dems vetting the questions?

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With the concern of health care and being a good public role model, do you think it should be a requirement as part of the candidacy to be a president that you be a non- smoker? Are you honestly asking if 25% of the population should be disqualified from running for the presidency??? Perhaps we should check the diet of all candidates as well? Cheeseburgers and fries? You're gone. Let's not forget genetic factors. If your parents didn't reach a ripe old age (let's say 80, we don't want a below average president), you're out. Look at...

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Rush claims the Holocaust shooter was all Obama's fault and was an obvious left wing extremist. How far can Rush legally go in pushing the right-wing fringe toward murder? See LINK: Where is he pushing anyone towards murder? The fear-mongering of the left, it's nice to have things you can count on.

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Guys what is the deal with the hair? Why do some men have a hair fetish with woman..I had a male friend who was obsessed with long hair. Please tell me why? Believe it or not, most guys prefer long hair. Check out the answers to this question. http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/1505841 Why? There's all kind of answers, none of which I would bet the farm on.

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My Mum just told us that she's got a terminal illness, but she doesn't want me talking to my friends about it because she doesn't want anyone else to know. How am I supposed to deal with this? Don't talk to your friends about it. Talk to her. It might help both of you deal with it.

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When an incomplete fetus without a brain/eyes/head/etc gets killed during and early term abortion does it go to hell or heaven? The Catholic system has unbaptized babies go to Limbo. Don't ask me for particulars. I've never been there. I've never been to the place where those who kill unborn children are supposed to go either.

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Did the health insurance companies lost too many customers due to increasing unemployment, that they spread the swine flu H1N1 rumor to regain customers? Nope, that would just be stupid in so many ways.

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What does the number "88" mean to YOU? Mario Lemieux.

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Was Donald Trump right to fire Carrie Prejean as Miss California? Nope. If he really wanted somebody with no brains or opinions, he should have hired someone to carve him some mannequins.

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Should schools place more emphasis on learning other languages? Definitely. All the students are excelling in their other classes so much that it would be a good idea to take time away from those classes to have them learn the basics of languages the vast majority will only use on vacations.

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I'm looking for a song that I use for a short film that I did for a school project about a Beach Vacation. The song has to be "happy family" friendly, vacation beach related, loving the sun, etc. Anyone? "Walking on Sunshine", by Katrina and the Waves

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My little girl is nearly 2 now, and have come off my anti -depressants, and as a result came off my pill too, as i used to take them together. so i had a period as i was no longer on the pill, then a couple days later, me and my partner had sex, then i ha Yes, you could be pregnant. But, probably not. Keep taking your BC pills.

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Is Russia would one day be Soviet Union again? (They invaded Georgia last year I think) It could happen that if things get bad enough, the communist dynasty of the Russian Empire would be restored.

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This guy I like tells me he loves me, but he wont break up with his girlfriend! Is he just playing me? Ya think?

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Should there be a limit on starbucks cafes in a 5 mile radius? There is a limit. Once they start losing money, the limit will have been reached and the number will go down.

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Can you see the Milky Way from where you are, or are you one of those affected by light pollution? ... see link ... Barring cloudy nights (like tonight :-{( ), I can see the Milky Way and most of the planets when they are in place. Sometimes the Norther Lights get in the way of the stars, though. I can live with that ;-{). It's good to be a gopher person.

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USA health-care -- Nowhere else in the world does so much spending produce so little in results. But Gopers want to ensure there is no public option to change this. Are they protecting the public or the health care industry's profits? See LINK: Definitely, the US should have a public option on health care. Those receiving no health care now would benefit and those receiving private care would get a chance to see how lucky they really are.

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How worshipful is the US press corp towards Barack Obama? You mean beyond being on their hands and knees, kowtowing, while chanting "We're not worthy"? Not very.

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Many people claim that Stalin, an atheist, was a bloodthirsty monster but God unleashed destruction on a totally different scale in the story of Noah. It was genocide on an unimaginable scale. Why is he still regarded as “a loving creator”? God makes man. God makes rules. Man breaks rules. Man breaks all the rules. God decides to start over. God finds one good man and his family. God decides to save them as starters for new world. God skips giving everybody else swimming or ark building lessons. God starts over. When you create for yourself, it comes with the option to destroy your creation. When you can create your...

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Do you use ear-buds? Not if I can help it.

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Should justice be blind? Probably not. But it definitely be color-blind.

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Have you ever heard of the Webb Sisters (Hattie and Charlie Webb)? Sorry, problems including the video. Try #2

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Http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/08/world/asia/08north.html N. Korea Sentences 2 U.S. Journilists to 12 years of hard labor! YOUR THOUGHTS!! I think Current TV and Al Gore could be facing an inconvenient truth: sending undercover journalists into N.Korea "might" be a risky, bad idea. They are probably guilty (one of the two journalist's sister had done an earlier undercover story in N.Korea). But twelve years is excessive.

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Can i be sued for fender bender no damages visible other person did not want to call police just wanted my name n # called 36 hrs after left message I have not called back Call back, don't be a wuss. You can be sued, most definitely.

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Is George W. Bush the leading terrorist of all? Not by unbiased standards.

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My granddaughter just came to me and apologized. i said, "what did you do"? she said she just "fluffed". what the heck is fluffed? she later told me its a new word for flatus. what am i missing here? It's not a new word. But it's a girly word. My son would tell me he rotted.

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I plan to make even the most tyrantical government realize that it should give rather than take.......... will I fail? I plan to flap my arms furiously until I achieve flight. We will both fail, you rather more nobly than me.

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GOLDEN COOKIE QUESTION: Who can tell me the meaning of the term 'PENITENZIAGITE'? Been reading "The Name of the Rose", have you? Or did you just watch the movie? "Show remorse".

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What's the worst music genre? If somebody ever creates a fusion of rap and death metal, I hope they die a slow and painful death.

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Are you aware of the conspiracy? I'm glad to see that his philosophy is up to the same standard as his music.

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Why do people discriminate against gays so much? Being gay is just having a natural attraction to someone, like how some people like Rock music while others like classical, right? Is it really their fault? Actually I hate rap music and can't understand anybody else's attraction to it. But if you keep it to yourself and don't blast it in my ears, I'll give you the same consideration.

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Straight men or women: have you ever had a dream while sleeping that you got intimate with a member of the same sex? Have any of you straight men/women ONLY had dreams of the same sex? Did you enjoy it? Nope, only women. It's the only time I get to cheat on my wife.

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Who likes fishsticks? A friend of mine from a maritime fishing area refused to eat them. To him, fishcakes and fishsticks were "bologna of the sea". He thought they were made primarily from the sweepings from the filleting room.

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Should we just nationalize our banks to get inflation and debt under control? Haven't many of the banks already basically been nationalized?

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What state has the best chili in the world? There's only one answer, Texas.

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Does drinking instant coffee feel just plain evil to you? Less evil than desperate.

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It would appear to me that anyone with fingers should inherit some land... why are people these days told that they need to pay for it to live there? Exactly who should they inherit this land from? And why the fingers qualification? Oddly enough I had to pay for my land.

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Sarah Palin gives a fear mongering speech warning people to beware of fear mongering! Is she utterly clueless about how contradictory it is to try to inspire fear of someone else using fear? See LINK: I don't get the fear concept at all, although fearing growing government nationalization of the private sector isn't fear mongering. It's just reasonable.

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Should it be 'illegal' to cheat in a marriage? There are places where adultery is illegal. Like other vices, it's not really a "victimless" crime. The partner is affected, possible the partner of the person being cheated with, there can be children affected by the dissolution of their parents' marriage. The court system can be burdened by divorce cases affecting all of us. But, in the end, I would say no, it should...

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I just saw this what do you think? And I thought I was the only one who had noticed the uncanny coincidences. The only one who noticed: they both have two eyes and two ears with a single nose in the middle of the face. Freaky huh? The truth will out. Silly! But kinda fun if you're not stupid enough to really believe it.

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A fence was erected between two houses with the agreement that the neighbor would not have to pay to tie into this fence and with the exception that they were not to put anything on our fence. Hanging or leaning on it. They are now putting things on it Is there anything on paper? Remember, a verbal contact is worth the paper it's written on.

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Why is holy water holy? They blessed the hell out of it.

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What herbs can you grow in a pot on an apartment balcony, planting in June on East Coast USA? I like basil, mint, oregano, chives, dill, spicy peppers, tarragon. All of those would work (though the peppers aren't an herb). I would skip the dill, though. It can spread everywhere. The peppers you can grow all years indoor if you would like. Cayenne peppers make gorgeous house plants if you have no children. DON'T do it if you do have small kids. The howl you will hear when they mistake the pretty red peppers for candy is indescribable.

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Why do men like women peeing in their mouth? Congratulations!!! You win the award for dumbest first question.

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Is this a good IQ score for a 14 year old? I recived a 100 on www.IQTest.com If the scoring is the same as most IQ tests, a score of 100 would make you, perfectly and exactly, average.

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Why do we have 10 fingers and 10 toes? It helps with math.

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Should casinos be allowed to make political donations? Why not? Everybody else gets to bribe politicians, er change that to make political donations.

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Why was D-Day so called? Actually the "D" is for "day". Various operations during the day commenced at "H-Hour".

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Weeks ago, a Ca.federal court barred the Navy from conducting sonar training exercises in an area off the So. Ca.coast because of the whales & dolphins.Bush issued an Executive Order exempting the Navy from having to comply with the order. Your thoughts Dead seamen vs. disturbed dolphins and whales. Is this supposed to be a tough call?

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Which television show(s) should be cancelled? I don't even know how many channels I get on cable now. What I do know is that if all the garbage and reruns in prime time was removed, there would barely be enough programing for more than three or four channels.

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What is arugula better known as? In some places, it's better known as rocket. In other places it's better known as arugula. To me it's better known as rabbit food.

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Should a Supreme Court Judge base opinions on the Constitution or Emotion If a nominee for Supreme Court Justice feels that he or she cannot at least make an effort to fulfill their oath of office: "I, [NAME], do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will administer justice without respect to persons, and do equal right to the poor and to the rich, and that I will faithfully and impartially discharge and perform all the duties incumbent upon me as [TITLE] under the...

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It's rumored that Osama Bin Laden has kidney problems. If he was captured and in need of a kidney transplant in order to be put on trial, and you were a perfect match, would you donate a kidney to him? Let's see: I lose a kidney in order to keep a dirtbag alive long enough for him to get a trial where some shyster will try to claim none of it was his fault, in fact it was really everybody else's fault. This trial would cost millions of dollars including his defense, which the millionaire defendant will make the government pay for. Hmmmmm. Nope. I would fry and eat my own kidney...

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Have you ever wanted to be a mime? !

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Was the 9/11 attacks directed against Christians or Americans? Both. The targets were symbols of a western (Christian) (American) society that the terrorists felt were a threat to Islam.

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Did monks have science vs. faith mentality or is science vs. faith just political grandstanding to curry favor with indecisive voters? Actually monks and others (it was primarily only the clergy that was literate in the Middle Ages) who did any scientific work were trying to find the means and methods of God's creation. There was no question to them of science vs. faith.

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Do Jews have a prohbition against touching dead bodies; if so, would Mary (mother of Jesus) have held him as shown in paintings and sculptures? Actually, in the time, the family would have prepared the body for burial. There is no prohibition involved and she could have held him a la "The Pieta".

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A old man once told my wife and I that "Women will never be able to understand the sexual needs of a man, and that men will never be able to understand the emotional needs of a woman. Love and respect will help you have a long marriage." Agree or not? Close enough. The men and women who do try to reach understanding of the other sex will usually just achieve frustration. But the last sentence couldn't be truer.

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Why did it take 7 days for God to create the earth but only 1 day to create the whole of space? Detail work.

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Are Republicans capable of comprehending the difference between propaganda and news? LOL!!! Maybe. But at least everybody knows that you aren't.

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My boyfriend and I have been telling each other we love each other but now he said we should slow down because he doesnt want to go fast. He does this like every other week. Hell tell me he loves me then he changes his feelings. What does it mean? It means he still wants to have sex. But he doesn't want to feel too committed. Fancy that!

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Why do some guys say it's okay for girls to be lesbians/bisexuals, but it's not okay for guys to be bisexual or gay? It's the same thing.. anyone agree? Not that I give a damn what anyone else does in their bedroom, but I don't feel the same about both. Naked woman = hot 2 naked women = hotter naked guy = not 2 naked guys = yuck I think women having sex is hot, all the curves in the right places, mmm. Guys? All lumpy and hairy. Sex involving men is kinda gross even when it involves women. I even think less of my wife for...

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GOP spokesman Tom Tancredo says the Hispanic civil rights movement, National Council of La Raza is like the KKK. Is he right? How many white people has La Raza lynched in its history? See LINK: Really? Perhaps he said a little more if you include the full quote? And perhaps you might explain how he qualifies as a GOP spokesman and not a private citizen? Good to see that the left doesn't waste time with accuracy in their statements. And it's nice to see that they espouse racial inequality so long as it benefits their voters. Such a thing could never happen in America...

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Why do Republicans support policies that help terrorists recruit? Ever wonder why Democrats prefer that they get direct support and want to release their members?

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How was it that Aaron Burr was never put on trial? He was indicted for murder, but the indictment was quashed. But at the time, dueling was legal in New Jersey where the duel was fought. He shouldn't have been convicted, on strictly legal grounds anyway.

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Do women prefer to chase or be chased? Definitely women prefer to be chased. Think about it. Have you ever seen a question on AB anything like "There's a really cute girl I like. How do I get her to ask me out?"? Besides, being chased gives you the power of saying yes or no. Chasing gives you the opportunity for rejection. Really, who given those options, wouldn't prefer to be chased?

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Skateboarding has become a crime for those who did not inherit land to skate on........... how do the people who stole it all feel? Who stole the land? If you want to skateboard on my land, it's "my land" because I bought it, not stole it. If you want to skateboard on your land, buy some land. Or get mommy and daddy to pave the back yard for you.

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People promoting goverment are terrorists or anti-terrorists? Depends on the government doesn't it. And then it depends on your definition of terrorist.

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What are your views on Andrea Yates? The story is sad as anything. But the woman was nuts.

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Is it easier for you to retain water than to retain confidential information? Hell, no. I can keep a secret. But I drink about a dozen cups of coffee a day.

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Why do we put such a priority on constantly growing? Economies must keep growing, populations, businesses, etc. Why? Pop. growth has led to environment disasters & destruction, food shortage, pollution, housing shortages, etc. Why not just stay as we are? You grow or you shrink. Actually growing economies and businesses have led to greater production of food, REDUCING food shortages. Most environmental "disasters" are overblown. The greatest housing shortages are in cities where people have compressed themselves into a small space. There is no shortage of space in N.America for a greater population if they don't all try to...

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My ex who i have a kid with is dating my brother and now her younger sister is spending alot of time with me spending time with my daughter and being more a mother to her then her mom. and im starting to have feelings for her. what should I do? Call Jerry Springer.

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What are the races and or nations siffred from genocides Obviously, the Jews and gypsies (Rom) during WWII. Also: The Ukrainians during the 1930s. The Armenians in Turkey during WWI. The Tutsi in Rwanda in 1994. Bosnians in the 1990's.

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If i buy a puppy in Texas & drive to Utah with it, will the change in atmosphere/oxygen level hurt it? No more than it will hurt you.

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Should public humiliation be used as a form of punishment? It can't work worse than the current system. When can we start?

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Ever Talked or Flirted your way out of a Speeding or Parking ticket? Trust me. It ain't gonna happen.

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Do you use myspace, facebook, or twitter? Nope, nope, nope. Sorry.

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My ex-husband is having a h.s grad party for our son which I did not get invited to. I planned a luncheon for my family only after the ceremony. I didn't invite my sons girlfriends mother who doesn't like me. She is very upset and personally attacked me And your question is?

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Why do so many American terrorists hate abortion? Why do so many liberals enjoy dead babies?

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What did you like better, "The Godfather" or "Titanic"? Sorry, I couldn't even sit through Titanic. I could feel my man-bits shriveling. The Godfather, on the other hand, is one of the greatest movies of all time.

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Is dating an alcoholic ever a good idea? Duh, NO!

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In a free enterprise system companies that do not supply a quality product for a long period of time,or is mismanaged, usually go bankrupt and cease to exist.Is it time for GM to cease to exist? The sad answer is, probably. The auto companies that had swallowed up all their competition until there was only the Big Three probably would do well to be broken up and build from the beginning. Unfortunately this would be enough to probably cause another recession on its own.

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When are Republicans going to tell McCain (your Presidential candidate last year) to bow down and worship Cheney or get out of the party? About the same time the Democrats admit that Obama is not the messiah.

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So I got pulled over and the officer says it was for speeding. Then he comes back and says i'm gonna give you a break here's a ticket for not wearing your seatbelt even tho I was wearing it. i'm gonna fight this a break is a warning. what do you think? You are getting a break and being an ingrate. The officer chose to charge you with a lesser offense than you had actually committed and you want to get him (and possibly yourself) in trouble for not letting you off scot-free? Wienie!

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The GOP has a problem with Sotomayor for being honest. She said that she, as a Latina, will bring a different perspective to the Supreme Court! Each of us brings who we are to what we do...don't we? An old white guy and a Latina are different..right? Perhaps they prefer policy to be made by the people's elected representatives and they don't think as she does that “court of appeals is where policy is made". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfC99LrrM2Q I guess a middle-aged white guy and a middle-aged Latina think differently too.

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Why did the pope deny henry VIII a divorce Actually, he denied him an annulment. This was for a marriage that he had petitioned and received dispensation for (Catherine of Aragon had been his brother's widow). It wasn't until 20 years later that Henry sought an annulment on the grounds that the original dispensation has been invalid and that the marriage had never been valid. Pretty shaky grounds religiously and the pope...

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Is Global Warming still a "myth?" Only if you look at all the facts. If you look at the select figures proponents of global warming choose to give you, we are in the middle of a crisis. If you look at all the figures, we are in the middle of a cycle.

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Should gay people have the same tax burden if they are not granted the same civil rights as everyone else? Which civil right are they being denied? Is someone trying to take away their guns?

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Are you liberal? Not in this incarnation. Perhaps the next, if I'm dropped on my head as a child.

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Which is more human: a woman or the bloody mess a woman gives birth to? Well, duh. It's a tie. Which is heavier, a ton of lead or a ton of feathers?

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Would you rather live next to Alcoholics, Pot heads, or Jehova's Witnesses? JWs for sure. I'd rather have a neighbor who is annoyed by me than one who annoys me. Strangely enough, doorbell ringers never come to my house twice. Once us more than enough. But I've never converted any of them. ;-{(

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What the hell was so great about Ronald Reagan? Reagan came in after a few years of turmoil. The US was seen to have lost the Vietnam War. A president had resigned under the threat of impeachment. His replacement had pardoned him for any crimes he might have committed. And the US seemed so weak that Iran felt free to take 66 hostages and hold them for over a years, while the president seemed to be twiddling his thumbs. Minutes after...

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Anyone remember TV Time popcorn (a plastic package that had kernels and salt in one compartment and the solidified oil in the other) and Jiffy Pop (it had an aluminum tray with a handle that had a foil "bubble" that expanded as the popcorn popped)? I haven't seen TV Time in years. But you can still buy Jiffy Pop.

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Are you ready for the Aporkalypse? I'm achin' for the bacon.

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My former spouse opened up an email address (gmail) for our oldest child (9 yrs old). My child wont tell me the password & neither will the ex. I want to be able to monitor the email/chats too. How can i do this w/o looking over her shoulder every second? Sometimes you have to give a little. Why should your ex (or your child) want you snooping in on their communication? Your child and your ex have a right to a part of their own relationship that doesn't include you.

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I've been dating an amazing guy for almost a year. His brother is in jail but getting out this week. From what i understand he can be a very violent drunk and we just found out him and his gf are going to move into our building. Any advice on how to deal? Find out exactly how much notice you have to give before you move.

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Does anyone else find it rediculous that some people are willing to drop a full months rent on a purse? Definitely. The same goes for shoes.

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Have you ever heard anyone refer to a couch or sofa as a "Davenport"? A Davenport usually referred to a hideaway bed, where it could either fold out to a double or queen sized bed or down into a twin. In my area anyway.

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Is it me or does lesbians have it easier then homosexuals in general? For sure. The one is kinda hot. The other is just icky.

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Do your pets have pet names or people names? Nope, unless you know people named Snarky and Skittle (cats). Skittle's pet hamster (RIP) was named Whiskas. Wishful thinking on her part, I think.

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What is your favorite NZ song? "Robots"

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What's the name of your street, Do you know if any funny ones? A guy I used to know lived at the corner of Rushholm St. and Avenue P. If anybody asked where he lived, his answer was Rushholm (rush home) and P.

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Call 973-409-3274 and press #. Its a vote to legalize marijuana. President Obama said if a million votes were received he would present it to congress Actually he hasn't said that. See: http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/drugpoll.asp

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Who is the shortest rock or pop star? Prince is 5'2".

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What is your first impression of a woman who has tattoos and piercings? be honset. im going to morocco next month to my familly, i dont thnk it will go down well at all. It depends on the tattoos and piercings. If overdone, I'm left wondering whether the circus is in town or how far it is to the nearest trailer park.

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I was at my friend's there was a party and her bf kissed me and tried to do things with me. I kissed him back because I was drinking and didn't know how to act. I told him not to tell anyone and he said he wouldn't, do you think he will tell anyone? He will definitely tell someone. How long will it take to get back to your friend is the question. You'd do well to fess up to her. And don't count on her being too impressed by the idea that "I kissed him back because I was drinking and didn't know how to act".

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If you were challenged to a duel, which weapon would you choose? Russian roulette pistols. You can have first shot.

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Why do we kill people for killing people to show that killing is wrong? It's the closest we can come to justice.

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If people are going to spend millions of dollars on a mansion in a wildfire-prone area, why don't they spend a little extra and build it out of fireproof materials? Because, they think they and their property are invincible. Besides, it's the government's job to protect them from their own stupidity.

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What plants are safe to eat? Mainly potato tubers. Beyond that, it's safer to stick to meat, occasionally fish for a change.

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I could not listen to more than 5 minutes of the TV show called"The View".What do you think of it? Force them to watch it in Gitmo. Anybody who considered waterboarding torture would be begging for the wet towel before the first commercial.

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How do I punctuate the sentence "Do you think that a thank you letter would be enough or we should call in person and thank him" I would put a comma after "enough" and end it with a question mark.

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Do you have any good poetic phrases? I would love to hear them. Frederico Garcia Lorca, by way of Leonard Cohen: Now in Vienna there's ten pretty women There's a shoulder where Death comes to cry There's a lobby with nine hundred windows There's a tree where the doves go to die There's a piece that was torn from the morning And it hangs in the Gallery of Frost

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These is my 1 poem! Rate plzzzz..? Iraq had a little war, little war, little war Till the new President made it worse. The world used to gather and share Gather and share, gather and share Till the President pushed the red button. War is such a easy thin? I would publish it under your user name. It would allow you to leave the inaccuracies without making you look bad.

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What is your view on moral policing by the "powers that be"? We should all be able to steal and kill? All laws are moral judgments by the "powers that be". It all depends where your moral judgments lie. In Canada, if you abort a baby at 39 weeks of gestation it's legal. If you kill it before it can take it's first breath after it has passed through the vagina, it's murder. Moral policing? Which morals?

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Does the Washington monument resemble an erection? Personally, mine has no corners, which the wife says she prefers. But the list of phallic symbols goes on and on, especially if you talk to radical feminists. I can't recall which comedian was talking to one about movies and she called all submarine movies, "penis movies". He replied, "They tried one shaped like a vagina, but it filled with water and sank." So, does...

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I feel like my friends are trying to keep me away from a guy I just met. what would be their motive for this? Maybe they already know him better than you do.

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Whatever happened to live albums? They're still being made. Just not as often. It also isn't as common with newer performer. Some of the old guard are still releasing live albums. Both Van Morrison and Leonard Cohen have released live albums in 2009.

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What do you prefer? Black or white women? I like white women. But a mix is kinda neat. You don't see that many gray women, though.

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Why do Asian women pursue White men more than other ethnic women pursue white men? Please don't shoot me down over this. But you know what they say about Asian men. Maybe they make white men look good?

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Why do beliefs about Global Warming go with political stance? Those believing in global warming are also those who have a tendency to blame their governments and big business for all the evils of the world. Those who don't believe in global warming tend to believe that the media over-sensationalizes everything to make more money. Guess which is the left wing and which is the right wing.

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Did you guys know that Coca Cola STILL has trace amounts of cocaine in it? You bet. If you drank a couple of bathtubs worth, you would start to feel it. You'd get stoned a lot sooner eating about a bushel of poppy seed rolls. The fact is, testing has gotten ahead of the ability to remove the cocaine from the coca in the cola.

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Could you or would you ever date someone with the same name as your brother or sister? Given that I only have two brothers, NO! But my dad traveled half way around the world and met and married a woman with the same given and maiden name as his mother. My mother and grandmother on my father's side have the same names on my family tree. Paging Dr. Freud!

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Beatles or Motown? Mainly Motown. But some Beatles. There was incredible music from both. But there was also some pap.

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Anyone else in favor of Expanding Gitmo, rather than closing it down? No need to expand it. It's not even full now. Wait until it's full before worrying about expansion. And bear in mind that 1 out of 7 of the poor innocent darlings released so far has gone straight back to the terrorist route. So if you choose to release them from the dock, it will save the world some grief.

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How should a parent react when they find their child frying ants with a magnifying glass? It depends, do you have your own magnifying glass? If so, you could give them a little burn on the arm and see if they still think it's as much fun after that. And let them think you are a sadist. Or you could demonstrate the power of sunlight by setting a small piece of paper on fire. And risk them becoming a pyro. Or you could join in and have fun with them while explaining that...

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A serial rapist is jailed for life and is dying of kidney failure, the kidney transplant people call and say you are a perfect match, if you donate one of your kidneys you will save his life....do you donate the kidney? I would do what was in my power to reduce his sentence. That is to say, his life sentence would get shorter because I'm keeping my kidney.

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Is "blunt" simply a euphemism for "mean"? By that same reasoning, wouldn't "kind" mean "deceptive"? "Blunt" is honest, where "mean" isn't necessarily. Which is better, in the end, the blunt truth, or a kind lie?

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For the people who live in the snowy areas of the world, Do you use studded snow tires on your vehicle? I don't bother. Studded tires are better on ice than snow, though. But I just stick with my all seasons and drive responsibly.

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What is so scary about communism? The scariest thing about communism is the history of communism. Take the worst things that have happened in the world (outside the communist states) since 1917. Check the histories of the communist state and you will find the same things happening but on a much greater scale. Mass Murder? Check. Genocide? Check. Torture? Check. State created famine? Check. Ethnic cleansing? Check. I...

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Why is there such a negative stigma regarding communism? Are you serious? There were three great(?) mass murderers in the 20th century, Stalin, Mao and Hitler, in that order. The first two were communists and the numbers for Hitler pale to their numbers. Those who scream about George Bush and torture don't even know what torture is. Those worried about their civil rights can't conceive of countries where you have no civil rights. ...

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What did people do before cell phones were invented? They drove with both hands on the wheel. They didn't break off face to face conversations to take a call. They didn't talk and giggle in theaters. Poor souls.

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So There is this girl i like.She always looks at me but i deleted her fb.After that day she walks by me she pretends im not there. 3 months later she began looking at me again wen im not looking and starts looking at me face to face.What does this mean? It means you are both mute and unable to speak to each other.

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Which season has the highest death rates? For a large and diverse number of reasons, more people die in the winter than the summer.

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What is something that involves wearing ear and or hearing protection? Have you ever tried using a jackhammer in a cement basement? There is no sufficient hearing protection.

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Should people convicted of drinking under the influence of alcohol have their names and addresses published in the newspaper? Why not? If you are a convicted criminal, it's a matter of public record. If you can't do the time....

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Why do Republicans hate the freedom to protest? Given the story you referenced, the balancing question could be "Why do Democrats like to riot and damage property?". But that question would be biased and stupid, as well.

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With a "tubal pregancy"they have to remove it or both will die.Is that abortion? Not according to the Roman Catholic Church. Or at least it's permitted as it's considered an indirect abortion where the abortion is not the primary purpose of the procedure.

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Where is Bass Strait located? WooHoo. I know this one on my own. Between Tasmania and Australia proper.

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What does and we both understand this is not our burden, we don't have to stay mean? Could it be that nobody understands your question because it doesn't make sense?

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Should I feel sheepish about loving ewe? No you shouldn't. It's not a baaaaad thing.

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Why do people think and don't act? Really? I find most people act without thinking.

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When you ask a guy about something and he says "no its whatever you want" does it mean he doesn't really care about it that much or isn't really interested in doing it with you? It means he has no idea of what you really want and you have to explain it to him. But, do you really know what you want?

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Rap is definitely not my type of music, it always seemed to me it's promoting gangs and contains a lot of profanity, sex, drugs, guns and murder, do people that like rap and listen to it means they are gang member or wanting to be one and are they bad? Nah, it just means they have bad taste.

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Why is it considered normal and healthy to have relationships with pretend religious entities, but considered insane to have relationships with imaginary friends who are not recognized by popular religion? It depends, doesn't it, on if you consider the religious entities "pretend". Billions don't think so. Does that make those who don't believe in a religious entity insane?

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In our highly specialized, modern world that centers mostly around scientific progress and technology, are there any positions in which someone with a Philosophy degree can assist in the development of new ideas and scientific breakthroughs? Probably not. Liberal arts degrees are best considered a stepping stone to something useful. At my son's university, the new Arts building is generally referred to as the MacArts building.

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Have you ever seen a jogger who actually looks like he/she`s enjoying it? Only in tv commercials.

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What is wrong with singing christmas carols during the year After last week, I'll kick your butt if you sing "Let It Snow". We got about a foot of the white crap! In May!! As for the rest of the Christmas songs and carols, go nuts.

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This is only for guys. Because i feel like women and men think differently. If you were 20 and fell in love with a girl, but already planned a trip for two months with some guy friends, would you have cheated when you were away? You gave her ur word. Take the trip? For sure. Cheat while away on the trip? For sure, not! Get smart, girl, and curb the dog. He has no excuse.

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Besides humans, what is the most unpleasant animal? I think most biting and stinging insects would come off worse than humans.

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If an old man calls me son can I call him "POPS"? Of course you can. It's not like you are mute. Should you? Of course not. It sounds like he is using "son" in affectionate manner. Would you be using "pops" the same way?

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If an international tribunal finds that there is no applicable national or international law rule to decide the case before it, what should it do? If there is no law regarding the issue, they should drop it. However, given the nature of judges, they will undoubtedly try to create new law.

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Who is the whore of Babylon? Salome, the slut. On the other hand her rates are quite reasonable.

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Should women be subject to the draft in combat roles? Why or why not? Waaaayyyyy too many issues. NO!!!! But if they volunteer, that's a different issue to me. Make it through basic and you can play with the boys.

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Men - What You Do On A Daily Basis? I start the day with three cups of coffee, after the first of which I have my regular....

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How do you feel about Obama's decision to fight the release the detainee photos the ACLU had sought? See LINK: If people were to be killed because of reaction to the photos (reaction to the actions has long faded), would the ACLU accept responsibility for the deaths? I don't think so. There is no good reason for releasing photos that everybody already knows the content of.

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Do you believe in talking snakes? No, but I believe in parables.

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Would you believe that it is snowing in my town right now? MAY 13, 2009 and IT IS SNOWING!! Merry Christmas? Now you know why they are changing the term "global warming" to "climate change". The new term has less meaning and they don't look as stupid.

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The alleged terrorist that was tortured into giving false answers which directly lead to the Iraq war has committed suicide in Libya. Is this the kind of success pro-torture advocates speak about when they say torture works? http://edition.cnn.com/2009/WO Why would you call his terrorism "alleged" when he admitted his work with Al Qaeda, but his allegations of torture (not by Americans) are assumed automatically to be true? Would the torture not be "alleged" as well? Maybe Fox is the fair and balanced one?

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Bush wanted to appoint his secretary to the supreme court. Reps thought the wink wink Gov. of Alaska would be a great one to be a heartbeat away from the Red Phone and now The Former VP wants a dope addict DJ to run The RNC. WHAT? But did he pay his taxes? Unlike so many of the potential appointments being made by the wink wink current President of the United States. I think he would suck at the job. But if putting and opinionated talk show host on the RNC drives Dems this crazy, maybe it would be worth it for entertainment value?

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If an enemy punches you in the mouth before you ever think about hitting him is that what the military calls a pre-emptive strike? No, that's called an unprovoked attack. If you are balling your fist and pulling back your arm, then get punched in the mouth, that's a preemptive strike.

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Do u like twitter or hate it? I ignore it.

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Can domestic violence ever be funny? If you give me enough time, I'm sure I can think up something better than that. But it won't be easy. Not even with the bar set so low.

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Is "receiving the Holy Spirit" a physically painful experience, physically enjoyable, or more like a "eureka" realization? My good God, I find myself wondering as well about the answer to one of your questions. I must be too tired if I'm thinking the same way as you. ;-{) Not too tired to +5 though.

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If God is everywhere, and sees and hears everything, that means God will be in Hell, and see and hear the screams and writhing of the damned at the same time breaking bread with the saved. Don't you think He probably enjoys and desires both? On a lesser level, would you enjoy and desire your children to be in prison for their offenses? Why would you think God would enjoy or desire this? Dumbass.

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Why wouldn't God at least make it slightly easier for people to, if not necessarily believe Him, not believe Satan, by taking away his invisibility, shapeshifting, and weather control powers? Bringing him closer to us and further from God on the scales. Why should God make it easier? You've got to work for anything worthwhile.

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The book of Revelations says "no man would survive, but that the days be shortened. But for the sake of the elect, God shortened the days." Doesn't that imply that God originally had one plan, and modified it? Something many Christians think impossible. Who says God changing his mind is impossible? God is even willing to dicker. Consider the conversation between God and Abraham regarding the destruction of Sodom.

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Do you think it is OK for Sean Hannity to use his Website to survey his listeners' desire for treason? See LINK: Why not? The definition of treason given in the article covers everything from protest to elections.

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If I reached down the front of your trousers and pulled out a badger, would you be embarrassed? Not so much embarrassed as surprised. I had put a pair of hedgehogs and a Peking duck in earlier.

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Would having Gary Sinise as their leader save the GOP? Having any one person as the party head will make no difference. The saving of the GOP will be the excesses of the Dems over the next few years, just as the resurgence of the Dems was a result of excesses by the GOP over the past few years. When people see the ballooning of the deficit and when the inevitable tax bill comes due they will shift to the right. A few years down the road, the...

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I want a thesis topic related to journalism (media) for my 2credit course, can anyone suggest me? "The Selling Power of Fear in the Modern Media" Between terrorism, diseases (swine flu, SARS, AIDS), and minor distractions like second hand smoke (150 on the list of airborne carcinogens), you should have plenty to work with. But will your prof like seeing journalism in a mirror?

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Has swine flu made us influenza savvy? Nope, it's made us scared and stupid. A flu that seems to lack the virulence of the regular annual flu has made people scared of travel (well, maybe Mexico) and nations scared of pork (no danger at all). Tune in for the next edition of plague of the week. It will scare you silly. Over nothing. Again.

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Where do church and state separate, and how sheltered are religious institutions from secular equal oppurtunity laws? Specifically I'm asking if a private school that called itself "Christian" could get away with not "suffering a woman to teach". If the private school took no government money, the school would probably be in the clear. If they did, the government would be within their rights to withhold the money unless the school followed the appropriate employment laws. What would happen in an area with school vouchers is beyond me, though I expect the courts would likely side with the school.

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For the ABer's who ask repeatedly ask "questions" just to preach their religion...are you just trying to "save: people or do you need some sort of convincing yourself? Would that be the same as the atheists who ask questions to proselytize their (non)beliefs? Sometimes it seems that everybody has an urge to share their opinions on religion. And as my Uncle Ed says, "Opinions are like a$$holes, everybody has one".

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Should seal products be banned? Only if a good reason can be found for banning them. Right now there is no good reason. The hunt is humane, the seals are not endangered, the population levels are reaching the point at which there would have to be a cull if there wasn't a hunt. Banning seal products if a stupid idea that sounds good but will actually hurt the seals in the long run.

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What do you think of seal clubbing? It's a better and more humane method of seal hunting than hunting by rifle. The seals that are clubbed die relatively painlessly with crushed skulls whereas those shot often are only wounded and slip away to die slowly. Since a controlled hunt or a cull is the only way to control the booming population of harp seals, the killing should at least be done in a reasonable humane manner, like...

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What happens if Prince Charles dies before Queen Elizabeth II? Would Prince William still be declared heir apparent as if the Queen died? Or would Prince Andrew jump ahead of both Prince William and Prince Harry in the line of succesion? It's William. Andrew only moves up if Charles, William and Harry all die.

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What does it mean when a toe that has been messed up with a ingrown toenail and pus for about 2 years smells like almonds? I can't help but think it would mean "Improvement".

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How would evolutionary theory account for the sense of justice ingrained in the human heart and evident throughout history? If life boils down to just chance, natural processes and matter in motion, how does right and wrong fit in? Please provide ANY evidence for this sense of justice. Any way you believe that we arrived in the here and now, right and wrong have been relative through time.

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Does the United States have defined classes? Why? Given the lack of a hereditary nobility, the answer would be "No". There are different classes, but the lines are very blurred.

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One time a boss asked me if I had any naked pictures of myself and when I told him" NO "he asked me "Do you want some" Was this sexual harassment? No, it's called a joke. Get him fired for it. You can move one rung up the ladder.

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Crwon Royal or Jack Daniel's? Crown Royal, for sure.

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How many surnames are too many? One is plenty, thank you. There can be good reasons for hyphenating. But if the only reason to do so is to keep your maiden name in your name, just keep your maiden name. The hyphenated thing is messy.

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Seasons gone wrong: Spring has arrived early once again ~ in Autumn downunder! Lambs being born already and spring bulbs sprouting. What's something happening out of season where you are right now? We had snow on Tuesday. About 6 inches. I had to drive through a blizzard to get to a concert I had tickets for. Global warming? Bah! We had a miserable winter with temperatures 5-10 degrees cooler than average almost right through.

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How often do you shave? 1. Far more often than I have somebody else shave me. 2. As little as possible. 3. Less in the winter, when I grow a beard. 4. Every second day when forced by circumstances.

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It's not gay for me to look at a woman's face instead of her breasts when she talks to me, right? Right? Actually, if you look her in the eyes in public, you stand a better chance of looking her in the breasts in private. ;-{) Not to forget that it's the polite thing to do, of course.

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Should I be pro-choice or pro-life? It depends. Do you consider the fetus human? If so, pro-life. If not, pro-choice. But if you don't think it's human, please tell me what it is.

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Do you think there is ever sufficient cause to chemically sterilize someone and premanently remove them from the gene pool? The purpose of chemical sterilization (which is temporary) isn't to remove them from the gene pool but to reduce libido and the risk the recidivism rate of sex offenders, a frightning percentage of whom re-offend. So the answer is, definitely.

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Do you think that Leonard Cohen should get a life time award for writing the world's most depressing songs for 5 decades? Really? I find his sense of humor refreshing.

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Do you have the same color hair you were born with, or did it lighten or darken with age? (and I mean naturally, not by using haircolor. I was born with hair that was a white blond and it stayed that way until I was about six. After that it continued to darken to a dark chestnut brown until the grays moved in and a lot of the browns moved out. Now what's left is more salt than pepper...both of which are better than pink.

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I met this girl. her eyes are so dark brown that they are almost black. it is so exciting, like they can see inside my soul. you get lost in them. have you ever met someone with eyes like that? Definitely. My wife. But you don't want to get her mad. Then they go black...a very, very bad thing, trust me.

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Why is i wrong to sleep your way to the top? You can never sleep your way to the top. You'll always be under someone.

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Was President Lincoln an atheist? Note this: “The Bible is not my book, nor Christianity my profession.” (quoted by Joseph Lewis in "Lincoln, the Freethinker") Lincoln was hardly an atheist. If so, he was a much poorer atheist than he was a Christian. He did attend church and he when accused of being an "infidel" (atheist) replied, "That I am not a member of any Christian church is true; but I have never denied the truth of the Scriptures; and I have never spoken with intentional disrespect of religion in general, or of any...

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Can you name an ethnic group in China? Tibetans Manchu Uyghurs Miao Mongols

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Do you think the media has overreacted to the Swine flu by reporting the countless reports of the common flu? Ya think??? It's a pathetic thing actually. Mexico has a severe outbreak of a flu variant (of which there are almost endless) and the media goes nuts following every sniffle worldwide. Don't forget, the normal flu kills, on average, 36,000 people each year in the US and up to 500,000 worldwide. This is of the tens of millions who get the normal flu. Media hype = the symbol of our...

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Which is better: Wing Chun or MMA? I would like to know which fighting system will be more practical for a street fighting situation: Wing Chun or MMA? Any good Youtube videos to share on this too? It depends. Is it an actual fight or are you being a trained monkey for some schmuck's cell phone camera? If you are talking self defense, Wing Chun will be better. If you want to look good for your buddies and nobody is actually going to get hurt, MMA. If you are going to be actually practicing self-defense, you would probably be better off with krav maga than either of those: more...

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As Her Majesty, we wonder whether any member here knows which crown might be the heaviest for my dear sister queen, Elizabeth, to wear? Probably St.Edward's Crown. It weighs in a a whopping 4lbs.12oz. It might be enough to snap her neck if she wasn't careful. On occasions when she does have to wear one of the major crowns, she prefers the (relatively) light-weight Imperial State Crown which only weighs about 2 lbs.

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Why does it seem that so many young women are murdering their children?! I heard another one today; a 24-year old suffocated her 18-month old and dumped her at the side of the road! Infanticide has never been as well publicized as it is today. There aren't more instances where it occurs, just more news stories pandering to a public seeking the sensational.

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Do artists dismiss the evident gore involved in christ's crucifixion, within their depiction? Definitely, and most of them give him a modesty cloth as well. He most definitely would have been naked, and to make those with anti-Semetic leanings extra uncomfortable, circumcised.

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Is Arlen Specter on anyone's side other than his own? Let's see, he quits a party before they dump him and after gathering a war chest form that party's supporters. The price for changing sides hasn't come out yet. But it's probably safe to say, NO.

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Which part of Canada has the best weather? I'm not certain. But we got about 6 inches of snow yesterday. NOT Saskatchewan.

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I read on Wikipedia that if you're under 18-19 you can still legally drink as long as you have adult supervison and you stay on their property... True or False? Under that thinking, and misreading, you could shoot heroin and snort coke there as well. Actually you can be charged and so can the adults allowing you to drink. Same goes for the smack and coke. False.

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Is your member used as an detacheable device? I considered detaching it years ago when it tried to take control of my entire mind and body...NOT. I decided it was a good idea just to override it instead. I have too much of an attachment to it. If you try using it with mental detachment, no good will come of it anyway and it will just try to take over your mind and body anyway.

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Why do people insist on celebrating christmas when they know that it is NOT Jesus Christ's birthday? If you know the exact real date of the year, be free to substitute it as your celebration date, and please let the rest of us know so that we can join you. Given that Mary and Joseph would have been using the Jewish lunar calendar and not the Roman calendar, please make the adjustments. And also, if you find out the exact year, also let us know, so that we can have the correct number of...

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Are you a secret sinner? Few of my sins are secret. Pity.

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Do you think the swine flu could be a terrorist attack? I doubt it. If it was we now have to worry about ElQada, the Taliban, and the gang that couldn't shoot straight. It's not a very effective bioweapon. But it's an incredible tool for the media to spread unreasonable fear.

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I've got a photography major coming up. any ideas? i'm thinking of black and white but having small photos making one big photo. thats just an idea. its for my yr12 major so i want it to be different but not sure what. If you use b/w film and develop it with color processes, the pictures will come out with sepia tones. I'm not quite sure how you would do it digitally, if that's the way you are doing things. But you could do a historical retrospective of the present.

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...do we need to be afraid of the "swine flu"?... No, we need to be afraid of a media that scores points against common sense with needless fear mongering.

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Why English is the first (international ) language? English isn't really the first language per se. But it is definitely the first second language. More people speak English as a second language, by far, than any other language. English is the second language of the world because people of varying languages and cultures can speak to each other using English where it would be unlikely they could speak either of each others languages.

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Hooray! It's dandelion season! Who else likes to eat them? Bugger eating them. Dandelion wine, mmmmmm. Wonderful with barbecue!!

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Any foragers out there? Whats your favorite wild food? Around here the best is mushrooms, wild cranberries and saskatoons.

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I was asked to participate as a volunteer in a Canadian political campaign I know nothing of (and I'm not interested in). What would you say to decline politely? I'm sorry, I'm really not interested. But, if it will make you feel better, the other parties would get the same answer if they asked.

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Know your Bible? What is the last book of the Old Testament? That would depend on your Bible. The King James ends with Malachi, the Catholic Douay Bible ends with second Machabees.

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If a person in Heaven displays independent thought, would God ask them how they'd like to be reunited with their (unsaved) cousin again? Nope, you're stuck with you choices while alive. I'm sure his cousin would be happy to do a change, though.

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Know your Bible? Did Moses ever wear a veil over his face? You bet. Meeting with God must have given him a major glow. His face became so radiant he wore a veil so a not to frighten the Israelites, not that a veil would have been so reassuring. Of course, he might just have grown horns.

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Know your Bible? What was Jesus's charge for being crucified? (hint...it was written on wood and put above His head on the cross!) The basic charge would be sedition. He was put to death to show that there was no "King of the Jews" under the Romans.

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There is a stray cat that we care for who is long haired and when it is time to shed she loses her fur in patches that come off similar to a toupee or a wig. What do you think causes this? If the fur is (very) matted on a long-haired stray, it will peel off in clumps. These are actually the matts coming free from the fur. We had this happening to a neighborhood stray, appropriately named Scruffy. His matts actually looked like wings on his sides when they came off. We tricked him into a carrier and had him checked out. Apparently the problem is not that common. But only...

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Do you think if George Washington and the other Founding Fathers were brought back that they would start kicking politician arse left and right? I don't think politician's asses would be the only asses in danger of a boot. What do you think the FFs would have thought about judges who support the right of people to burn the flag?

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I don't believe in eternal hell. Who's with me? I've found that a lot of the people who prefer not to believe in an eternal hell prefer the license to behave as if there isn't one. I wish I agreed with you. Sorry, no.

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When someone is killed while armed, and continues to press their trigger, is this devotion to kill, or just a physical reaction to death Whether the reaction, in this case, is voluntary or involuntary, pointing a loaded gun at someone shows your willingness to kill. So the question was answered before he was shot.

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Have you ever DR'ed someone so much that AB tells you that you have DR'ed that user too much for that week? No, I don't do DRs. But I know you can up rate somebody enough for it to happen.

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Do you think its right for a single father to force his 15 year old duaghter to take birth control? It have been proving that she is still a virgin, no boyfriend. When ask why..he said he dont want her bringing ababy into his house. Fortunately, having only had a son, I never had to deal with such a situation. That blessing aside, I can see where the father is coming from. His virgin, non-pregnant daughter is one date away from changing both of those conditions. How many of the people answering about what a controlling monster with trust issues the dad is, would recommend the girl not get the HPV vaccine because...

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What is a movie that had Jerry Lewis in it? At War With the Army. It's one of the old Martin and Lewis movies. Through various issues, the movie actually slipped into public domain back in the 70s.

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Is there any proof of who actually penned the bible or is it a matter of faith? There wasn't a single human author. Some of the books are attributed to accepted authors, while other books' authorship is disputed. Other authors are simply unknown. The inspiration for the varying books is a matter of faith.

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Despite its media popularity, do you think Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code is a good book (for great reading). Personally I loved Angels & Demons, and found The Da Vinci Code lame. Actually I found them both to be delightful, if disposable reading. Well packaged pulp.

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Two guys: One is nice & outgoing but im not sure if we could ever have anything serious. The other is funny & has made some mistakes but i have had a relationship with him before there was love & it was great. Do i stay with the old or try something new? Try something and someone new. You don't sound at all enthusiastic about the first guy. Don't bother. And it sounds like you still have some major feelings for the second guy, whose "mistakes" it looks like you are trying to minimize. Please don't bother. He will make "mistakes" again. Believe it or not, there are probably more than those two guys out...

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What's an old TV show you remember that most other people wouldn't know? "When Things Were Rotten". It was created by Mel Brooks an ran for a very short period in the 70's (1/2 season?). It was hilarious, but never quite broke through. It was a Robin Hood spoof. Brooks later made a full length Robin Hood movie, "Robin Hood: Men In Tights". More successful, much less funny.

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Guys: Blondies, Brunettes or Redheads? My wife says I should say redheads.

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What percentage of Republicans care that their extreme right-wing Christian fundamentalist policies are and irritation to many Israelis and a threat to the existence of a Palestinian state? No idea. And I'm not a Republican. But if the Israelis are irritated, fine. A lot of the time, they're irritating. And the biggest threat to the existence of a Palestinian state is the Palestinians' own behavior. Will or should Israel give up more territory so that that territory can be used to fire rockets at them? The few Christians on the far right who make enough noise...

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Are you scared of getting injections? I know some people who get terrified with just the thought of getting one. Just totally freaking TERRIFIED. I had some surgery done earlier this year under local anesthetic. My doctor, who knows my phobia well (and laughs at me, dirty bugger), prescribed me valium, not for the surgery, but for the freezing needles. Maybe he's not such a dirty bugger after all. Did you know that if you are stoned enough, you can look into your own wrist and think how neat it is?

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I am tempted to chuck everything in and go live in a tent on a headland for a year just to see if I could survive...any suggestions? Unless you have done something similar before for a decent period (month?) of time...DON'T. It sound like a fun idea, but the joys would wear thin after a few weeks of having to scrounge food. If you have done it for a stretch already and are willing to extend yourself, good luck and more power to you.

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14 horses dropped dead right before a polo match! What's going on here? That's just weird.

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What can we do to minimise the amount of wildlife killed by cars? Control the population better by hunting. Or have fewer vehicles on the road. Or have slower speed limits. Don't count on any of the above happening.

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Who is the best musician at acting? Mick Jagger, David Bowie, Eminem, Mark Wahlberg, Will Smith, Steven Van Zandt, Justin Timberlake, Cher, or other? Actually, only Little Steven is a musician, the rest are all (primarily) singers. I would think the Oscar would go to Cher, mostly because, well, it did. Other than the statues, Will Smith is an incredible actor and Bowie did some great work. Markie Mark has done some good wok as well. Little Steven is primarily a character actor. Jagger is not an actor. Lastly M&M and Justin...

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Why are there Braille keys on drive-up ATMs? It's easier to make all ATMs with Braille keys than it is to make special ones for drive-throughs.

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Do you think southern hospitality is fake? From anyone I've met from the South, I would say "No".

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I heard a Preacher say if God allowed man to live like they want,all he required was that they believe in Him,there wouldn't be an atheist in the world.Is this true? Not everyone who is an atheist is so because they hate rules. And some people would disagree with anything just to be contrary.

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Who else thinks the Atkins diet is completely idiotic? My son is in the third year of a biochemistry/microbiology double major. In high school, he did a ridiculously long report on the Atkins diet. Within reason, the diet can be made to work with minimal side effects. The problem was that some people thought it gave them license to go on the all bacon diet. It was also a brutal diet to stay on, especially in the first phase. It was said that...

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The reason that Santa Clause is so Jolly is because he knows where all the Naughty girls live...Could this possibly be true? Humorous answers plz... Maybe. But Mrs. Claus is kinda frustrated. She thinks Santa only comes once a year. And then it's down the chimney.

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Is the "drug problem" along the borders of Mexico/US mostly theirs, ours or are we equally to blame? After all, we the people buy the stuff..if we stopped buying they'd stop exporting. Who is mostly to blame here? It's the fault/problem of the American people. If you really want a war on drugs, fight to win. Possession = major jail time/ boot camps. Trafficking = Would you like a cigarette and a blindfold? If you don't want to fight to win, surrender and make things easier for everyone.

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Are you a communist or a fascist? Is this really a parenting question? If so, neither, rather more of a benign dictator. If not, in the end, is there really any difference?

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What is your favourite low-budget movie? "FUBAR". Watch it!!! You'll bust a nut.

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Is antiphony (meaning call-and-response pattern) an acceptable term to use when discussing poetry, or does it refer specifically to music? I think the term refers specifically to music. But modern poetry has no rules, rhyme or reason, so it's probably acceptable.

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Do you enjoy hip hop music? Why or why not? Do you prefer one sub-genre over another, such as "gangster," "conscientious," "krunk," or "trip hop"? Why or why not? Does any sub-genre turn you off more than others? Nah, all rap is crap. You can break it down any way you want. But every sub-genre of hippety hop (watch the movie "Ladykillers") is garbage.

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Is this a good dress to wear to a semi-formal/formal dance for middle school? I just bought and im wondering. Very cute. Yes. Think Bratz characters: too conservative for them, good for your kids. Fashionable for them, your kid looks like a hooker.

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Can people become rich from their income? The secret is less in income, though that certainly helps, than it is in saving your money and being modest in your needs. Do you need a new car (that loses 30% of it's value when you drive it of the lot) instead of a good condition used car? Do you really need that vacation in Mexico? Will that winter jacket (that's in good condition) do for another year or do you need the latest...

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Could you find Montenegro on the map? Definitely. Either an ancient map, a map of the early 20th century, or a modern map. I love maps.

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Is your user name descriptive of your character? Actually, it's a little descriptive of my character and it's a little bit physically descriptive.

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Do you realize that Christianity is a spiritual / psychological black hole? They encourage others to join them in misery, believing that in doing so they are earning their freedom in the after life. Can you see this cycle of darkness for what it is? It must be sad to be so miserable that you have to try to find misery in other people's lives. Honestly, I never do this, but I will pray that you find happiness, with God or without. I think you need prayers more than pity.

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My sister-in-law just gave birth to a 9# 11oz baby boy, do you ever think she will ever walk again? (Went straight to toddler) Her knees will be the same zip code again, someday. My wife needed a caesarian for our little 8lb, 8oz. melonhead. But while she was in the hospital a woman gave birth to a 12lb, 14oz toddler...natural. She couldn't possibly be the same afterward.

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Who on earth came up with SLAB? is there one for guys? No, but we know who we are> ;-{) and aren't. ;-{(

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If a married man has an affair, his lover is called his "mistress", now, if a married woman has an affair with another man, what is that man called, i,e: "mister"? "Mister" doesn't sound right. Paramour has a classy sound.

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Can you complete this sentence? You're so ugly... When you were little, your mom had to tie a pork chop around your neck so the dogs would play with you.

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What would you do if your S/O loved you for your body only? Laugh...seriously. My full length mirror has a built in cringe.

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Has there ever been made a part-human hybrid? (part human, part animal)? There has been according to this news item: A group of scientists discovered an apelike creature in the wilds which they were certain was the Missing Link. The proof of their theory, though, required that a human mate with the ape in order to see what characteristics the offspring would take on. So, they put an ad in the paper: "$8000 to Mate with Ape". The next morning a Pole...

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Can you name an animal that jumps or hops? Kids in a playground

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Have you read Homer's Odyssey? And you also get a star if you understood it. I read it in English. Do I get a star if I understood it even if I don't understand Attic Greek? Great story. But some majorly boring bits.

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I have a autograph team baseball of the Seattle Mariners, among the autographs on this ball are Ken Griffey Jr, Alex Rodriguez, Randy Johnson, Edgar martinez, and Lou Piniella, among others, Could you tell me how much this card might be worth? Ball or card? If a card, what type and year?

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Whats so bad about friends with benefits? Depends if you're worried about still being friends when it falls apart. And I do mean when, not if. If you really don't care, nothing to worry about. But you're not much of a friend. But most girls would prefer not to be called f@&$buddies. And less so treated as f$@#meat.

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What would do t stop the aids crisis? how can you help people affected by it here and in other countries? There are only two ways to end the AIDS crisis. 1. Find a vaccine and cure. Like they haven't been trying!!! 2. The dictator of the one world government pushes for an instant or almost instant test for HIV. After one is found, EVERYBODY would have to be tested. Those found to be carrying the antibody would have to be exiled to an isolated area (humane method) or killed. Any medical...

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If you're an American, how much would you whine if the US went metric? If the US government went metric (like science and medicine already have), it would be decades before the people went fully metric, if ever. I'm from Canada and the government forced the French system on us over 30 years ago. But if you went on the street and asked 100 people their height and weight, at least 95 of them would give you the answer in Imperial (or standard) measurements....

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Who else would like the facility to SEE who has downrated them? I think if you are downrating someone you should be forced to add a comment saying why, if no comment was made the downrate would be disallowed. Doesn't matter to me. I don't do negatives anymore and I don't let it get to me when I get them.

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Do u think this boy whose been my friend, well aquaintence more like, for YEARS will ever want to be more with me!? Why are you asking us instead of him? Take the initiative. You might be surprised.

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If medical marijuana is legal in these states if you get pulled over by a state tropper with the weed and you have a persciption for it can you get in trouble In some of the states, you can only use the marijuana on the site where you buy it or at home. You likely, there, would have to prove you were on your way home from the legal supplier. And no stopping on the way for Doritos and Oreo cookies!

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I am in my 40's and showing signs of aging in my neck. Does anyone want to share their beauty secrets to slow down the aging process in their neck and also their face. I'm 48. For about half the year I manage to hide almost all the wrinkles on my neck. But in the summer it's to warm to have a beard. Probably not good advice for you, though.

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I want to show interest in a gal i like, that has shown interest in me, but i'm so bad at this. I try to go a couple days between texts to her so i don't overdue it, but i don't want to underdue it either. Advice? Had you considered actual face to face conversation? That would actually make it seem like you care at all. Every second day text messages? Phttt.

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Are you over protective of your computer Mouse? Not me. But my son will defend his trackball to the death.

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Why are some ppl incapable of even the most basic discussion on Gays? They refer to it as sexual preference or lifestyle, though these terms are as nonsensical as saying that a person has a handedness preference or someone is leading left-handed lifestyle Actually, I'm old enough to remember teachers forcing left-handed kids to write with their right hands. It does work...poorly. I'm generally right-handed but do some things in a way that my wife considers left-handed. So it is a preference AND an inclination. But regarding the lifestyle part of the question, I think you have to check out your next Gay Pride parade and see where...

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Recently seperated with joint custody of 7 year old and on decent terms with my soon-to-be ex. In the past I have given her a present for Mother's Day, am I obligated to now? I still will get her something small from our child, but anything above that? You aren't obligated to do so, and probably shouldn't (besides your son's gift of course). It could create confusion in your relationship(s) if you do.

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Is it actually illegal to do drugs, or just have them in your possession? (i have searched for a piece of legislation but am yet to find that taking drugs is illegal )(i am specifically talking South Australia but if your from else where i'm still curious There's pretty much no way to do drugs without having them in your possession. That's why the law is written the way it is.

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I havent bought this dress yet but i was thinking of buying it for gradation ball. i can only buy it online.do you think the shimmery material will highlight chubby hips? dont want to make a mistake. see dress in answer. thanks guys Definitely a nice dress. I think the problem comes in two areas. 1. Define your chubby hips. What are chubby hips to women are curves to men. 2. Are you dressing for the women or thee men? I think you can decide if the dress would be a mistake based on your answers.

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My lover and I decided we want a baby together, the past three days we've had intercourse in which he did ejaculate in me, I'm supposed to get my period in two days, if i were to be pregnant from one of the past three days, would I still get my period? Simple answer. NO.

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Where does it say in the Bible that the Holy Spirit is co-equal with God the Father and the Son of God? It doesn't directly. But a couple of the verses cited supporting the trinity are: Matthew 28:19-20 - "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you." and 2 Corinthians 13:14 - "The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and...

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My brother got a ticket on his car for expired plates. Had a court date (but could mail in the $15 ticket instead of going to court). He hasn't done either. Does that mean he now has a warrant? There would be a bench warrant for his arrest. But don't worry him too much. The police aren't coming for him in the middle of the night. If he does get pulled over again, though, he may have a chance to find out what a night in jail is like. Better he should talk to someone and get it cleared up.

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If the police search my home when I'm not there and take an xbox 360 that they believe is stolen, do they have to leave a note saying they were there and what they took? In general (you weren't holding hostages there, were you?), police need a warrant to search your home. Anything they take must be listed and inventoried. Not quite the same as leaving a note, but a little more thorough.

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Can a company tell a another not to hire What do you think? It depends on the circumstances. If you wish to leave your job and your boss finds out and tells the other company not to hire you because you'd probably leave them too, it would be wrong, but in all likelihood, not illegal. If you got fired for theft, they could actually be sued for giving you a good reference knowing otherwise.

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If only straight people go to Heaven, I'd rather go to Hell. What's your take? I thought people went to heaven for their actions and their belief in God, not who they were attracted to. My understanding is that hell has the same rules or residency.

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Would you rather spend your life in its entirety with a gorgeous, stunning woman that you only like, not love, or with an average not so stunning woman that you love with all your heart? I would rather be with the average woman who I love an who loves me back equally. Fortunately, I already have both sides of the question. :-{)>!!!

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Do you think World War Three will happen? Then what do you think would lead into it, and how would you think to get yourself out? It will probably happen. The scenario where an Arab country gets the bomb and decides to use it on Israel wins my vote on the reason, and I'll probably die in the nuclear winter if it goes all out. Or my tv service will get disrupted if it doesn't. But why the category, theology?

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I am attracted to this guy. When I walked toward him I gave him a big smile. We definitely had eye contact walking toward each other and while we passed each other the eye contact continued but he didn't smile. Interested or should I move on? Sorry, but for guys, the event might well have been meaningless. His eyes might have seen you, but in the meantime his brain might have been thinking "Arby's". If you're really interested try for something with conversation. Guys are too dense to really speak body language anyway.

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Does the government/police really know that like 99.9% of American high schoolers have smoked weed in their lives? Did you know that your statistic is, like, bull@#$%?

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I have a girl who I've been friends with for about a year now, within the last month or so, she has been acting differnt (playing with my hair a lot, Holding my hand because hers is "cold", putting head on shoulder) is it possible to step it up slowly Of course it is. She's doing it right now.

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What could I change about this poem (see answer) to make it better? Rhyme and meter would help. But then I'm a traditionalist and see most modern poetry as poorly spaced prose.

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Do you like Britney Spears new song If You Seek Amy? It kinda grows on you after awhile If you let it, fungus will grow on you after a while. I've been listening to music for too long to waste time on an overproduced, lip syncing celebrity princess. Please stop the clock. Her 15 minutes should be up.

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1st floor toilet erups water when 3rd floor toilet is flushed, what is the cause How is it when the one on the 2nd floor is flushed? And how well does the one on the 1st floor flush? We had a problem that sound similar. It turned out to be an accumulation of calcium scale in the pipe which had collapsed and caused a partial plug in the basement portion of the pipe.

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Would you turn your best friend in for a $250,000 reward (i.e. San Francisco fiber-optic cable cut)? Would it make a difference if it were a violent or non-violent crime (i.e. vandalism vs. murder)? I confess to not knowing about the SF story, whether it was deliberate or an accidental action. But I would definitely turn in my best friend if he had committed a murder. The money could go to his victim's family or a charity for all I care. If the SF case turned out to be his deliberate vandalism? Same thing. It's more than a little obvious that he's out of control and...

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Religious teachers, proselytisers, missionaries and church leaders should have police checks and psychological tests together with a required education standard before being allowed to deal with the young and the vulnerable. Do you agree? Definitely!! As well, teachers, principals, police, writers of children's books and tv actors performing on children's shows should also be vetted thoroughly. Don't forget to test potential parents and making sure that they pass before permitting them to have children. Also, they have families who will be interacting with the children. So make sure to test aunts, uncles,...

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Why is it that some western women go dressed provacatively in conservative societies? Because they lack the good sense to realize that their actions could have consequences for themselves and others.

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What should I wear with light pink shoes? A tutu.

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"The Court of Intergalactic Civilizations has determined that disputes over the land called Palestine or Israel are irreconcilable and a threat to Earthly civilization. All souls are ordered to evacuate and the land will be vaporized in five days." I request an appeal.

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"ALL GOOD THINGS COME TO AN END" Is it also true about LOVE? Yes. Till death do us part.

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Do your kids mind wearing hand-me-downs? With the exception of jeans, my son actually prefers vintage or thrift store clothes. You won't usually find a name anywhere on his clothing. He agrees with me that there isn't much point in paying a clothing company to advertise for them. In the end, he winds up choosing style over fashion.

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What car are you driving? My workday vehicle is a 1981 camperized Chevy van that can sleep four, has a built-in propane powered fridge, stove and furnace. Oddly enough, I actually get decent mileage (about 25m/gal.).

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If you had to put one CD on repeat for the rest of your life ...and that one CD had to be by Britney Spears...which one would you pick? The one that I would smash to slash my wrists with.

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What is the opposite of opposite? I don't mean the antonym... the opposite --- of opposite. I read the other question similar to this one. I'm looking for a way to define the positive to that negative (or vice versa). Same

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Salad and a Boca (veggie) burger. Anyone else think that sounds YUMMY? Extra bacon on the fake burger please. And pass the salad, please...to someone else. In the words of a wise man, salad isn't food, it's what food eats.

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Are you a yes or no man or woman? Neither. I'm an honest answer kind of guy.

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The body of God was found floating in the North Atlantic this week - pathologists, forensic scientists, the Pope and various other religious leaders have confirmed this. What would you do? what do you think others would do? I would ask atheists if they believed now that he had existed.

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What should you do when all you have left is your pride? Sell your pride.

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What is the worst version of "The Star Spangled Banner"? I believe Rosanne still holds the record for that one.

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Blonde, Red or brunette? A red head. My auburn (not red)haired wife says so. Like I should argue?

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Can you count the buttons on your tv remote? Could you tell me how many without counting? Hell, no. I would probably use up my fingers and toes trying. And the damn thing works like crap. It's a new model of universal remote the cable provider had everybody change to for the sake of compatibility with new hardware on their end. Universal, my arse. The only thing it's compatible with is the cable box. It has the ergonomic design of a medicine ball and the buttons you...

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For yourself, what would be a fate worse than death? Alzheimer's disease. Where everything that makes you your own person dies off and leaves the body to die slowly and without dignity.

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List of churches that did branch off from Catholism Except for some small, Eastern rite churches, all Christian churches are either Catholic or branched off from the Catholic church. Of course, small is relative. Some of these churches have as many or more adherents than Judaism.

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Should a student be taught to think for himself or to adopt the beliefs of the society? Most of the time, when a student is being given this choice, it is actually a choice of believing the beliefs of his society or thinking like the teacher.

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I live in a house w/ a couple. They recently broke up and the female left the house. Months before the couple broke up they had a verbal agreement that she would stay (she not on the lease) till the end of her school semester. Can she sue? On what grounds would she be suing and why? According to what you have said, she left, not that she was kicked out. Is she suing for the right to move back in? If she wasn't on the lease, was part of her staying being considered as being part of the couple? Your question still leaves questions open.

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The Chinese 'occupation of tibet' - inhuman persecution of a noble race or emancipation for countless peasants under an inhuman theocracy - Can you supress a knee-jerk reaction? If it was just an emancipation of the peasants (LOL), there would hardly be a need to move millions of Chinese peasants into Tibet, where the Chinese population is actually greater now than the native Tibetan population. If the people of Tibet thought it was an emancipation, it seems unlikely that the Chinese government would have found the need to cause the death of up to a million people...

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Can you give me one word that best describes Hospital Food? Bland

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Does it make you nervous that Joel Osteen has got so many followers? Not at all.

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Why do some parents trust their child so little that they would install spy ware on their computer. Not only are they spying on their child, but the friends. Who thinks this is disgusting? Is disgusting the same as reasonable? I would agree with you, then. What did they catch you and your friends doing?

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Why are you the most amazing woman? Because I have a penis. Pretty standard (being a man), but it would make for a most amazing woman.

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What is the name of the ring in sumo wrestling? It's a dohyo. Kinda sounds like something Homer Simpson would say in Japan.

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It is not a joke that George W. Bush has plans to write a book. It has been reported by reputable news sources, including the Dallas Morning News. Will it be a picture book?" &: Will crayons cost extra? Nah, it doesn't need to be a picture book. The Democrats wouldn't buy it anyway. But they can still play with the crayons they own already.

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Whereas the Napoleonic Wars had its own symphony, “The Overture of 1812,” what symphony or composition would have been right for the first Gulf War? Better. Much better. "Glory Days" by Bruce Springsteen

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Is absent mindedness less apparent or easily detected I'm not sure. What was the question again?

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Whereas the War of 1812 had its own symphony, “The Overture of 1812,” what symphony or composition would have been right for World War II? Perhaps something Russian, like the 1812 Overture, which was written about Napoleon's invasion of Russia in 1812, NOT the War of 1812.

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Whereas the War of 1812 had its own symphony, “The Overture of 1812,” what symphony or composition would have been right for Operation Iraqi Freedom? Given that you keep repeating this question in different forms, I'll answer it in different places. Not the War of 1812!!! Think Europe.

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Whereas the War of 1812 had its own symphony, “The Overture of 1812,” what symphony or composition would have been right for Operation Iraqi Freedom? You do know that the 1812 Overture has nothing to do with the War of 1812, don't you?

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Is one world government a good thing or bad thing? It would reduce the number of dictators on the planet to one. That would be a good thing. Otherwise, bad and unworkable thing. Say it now if you agree with me. The one world government won't allow free speech.

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A 9-year old Brazilian girl, who had been raped and was pregnant with twins, was recently granted a life-saving abortion. Her mother and the medical team were then excommunicated by the local archbishop. Your comments? I'm against abortion in general. But I do believe the woman (or girl) has the right of choice. If a woman chooses to have sex without birth control she has made her choice. But this girl did not make that choice. By my figuring, then, she has the right to an abortion. I do, somewhat, question the definition of the abortion as "life-saving", though. But I totally think...

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Who was the biggest man famous in wresteling in the 1970s-1980s in the usa? Definitely Andre the Giant.

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Will Sean Penn make a good Stooge in upcoming movie THE THREE STOOGES? It's hard to consider the volume of drugs that led to the casting of Penn in this movie. It would come under the category of "What the hell were they thinking?" if there had been any sign that they actually had been thinking. Perhaps they drew his name from a hat.

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Do you think Chris Brown can fight his way back to the top? It will probably give him more street cred with part of his fan base.

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R u a fagit? Nope, And I'm smart enough to spell. Are you an eejit?

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Do you believe it is completely wrong to kill and eat animals, or do you believe that they were put here for us to eat..and not to exploit like for fur and stuff? I think animals were put here for us to use. Meat from animals suitable for eating (which is almost all of them), fur and leather from their hides, and any other uses we can find, from fish scales in makeup to teeth in jewelry. That said, trophy hunting is just stupid. You want those tusks? Eat up big boy, that's a lot of elephant you've gotta chow down.

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Do you think knife hunting the fairest way to hunt? No. All animals hunt using the tools they were given. Humans were given the brains to make tools more efficient than knives. If you hunt with only a knife, you are giving the animal an advantage. A deer will use it's speed to run away. A bear will use it's teeth and claws. Humans weren't given physical abilities like that. It's only fair that we should use the mental...

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What is stopping people from thinking skin color is no more important than eye color? Rap music!!! Seriously, though, you can judge a person by skin color at a distance. But to notice their eye color you have to be close enough to talk. And once you start talking to people it's easier to realize what you have in common rather than what is different.

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Y can u not forget ome one u like? Why can you not spell? Ome people prefer people who can spell, not people like u.

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What is an intresting fact you can tell me about the Cowboy days of the 1800's and early 1900's? Depending on the time and region, up to 50% of the cowboys were black, Indians, or Mexicans.

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Are you a cowboy/girl? Nope, just a redneck.

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Is IHATELIZ.com real? I saw a link to it. I doubt it. But she does have a nice tush.

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Why isn't NATO winning in Afghanistan? This is a fuzzy question. NATO isn't really fighting in Afghanistan in the first place. Only three countries have over 3000 troops in country and only three have been involved in enough combat to have suffered over 100 fatalities. Whether the war is being lost is another question. The war is still going on without a doubt. But I think it is more of an insurgency with the Taliban...

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Can you name some Conservative celebrities? Arnold Schwarzenegger Ted Nugent

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If women can't reproduce after their 40's, but men are viable well into old age, then why do women live longer? Wouldn't it make more sense for the men to live longer so they can continue the species? Is there an evolutionary reason why women live longer? Actually, until the 20th century, women tended to live shorter lives than men, the hazards of childbirth bringing down the lifespan of women considerably.

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Can you get STD's from your bf ejaculating into your mouth? Definitely. Especially if you have any broken skin (fresh piercing, etc.).

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Is anybody else bothered by the fact that obama acts more like a celebrity than the president? I don't think Obama acts as much like a celebrity as the media seems determined to portray him as a celebrity. I think it's a symptom of our time, where people prefer "reality" television and seem unable to accept the fact that most important things wind up being humdrum and boring. Tech stocks, green energy, housing boom = exciting. Paying off your credit cards, savings...

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What is your biggest phobia? Injections. Not needles. I donate blood and can have blood taken for tests. But injections, be they for the dentist or even just a flu shot, turn me white and shaky.

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I got pulled over in Union, NJ for having a loud muffler. Is it illegal to have a performance muffler in NJ? The cop didn't use a decimeter. A decimeter isn't required. And it doesn't sound like your muffler was performing, really.

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♪♫♫♪ Momma told me____________ ?♪♫♪♪♫ Not to come. I prefer the Three Dog Night version.

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How did you know when you had finally grown up? Somebody told me you have officially grown up when you greet Christmas with more relief than joy.

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I just found out that either Seals or Croft is Dan Fogelbergs brother. Are there any other 70's or 80's singers that have siblings with different names? You got that one wrong actually. Dan Fogelberg isn't related to either Jim Seals or Dash Crofts. But Dan Seals was the Dan of England Dan and John Ford Coley. He also had some country hits and was Jim Seals' brother.

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Do you personally find it rude for men to wear hats indoors? Why? I'm from the west. Good luck getting some men (or a woman if she wears one) to take their hat off short of when they shower or go to bed.

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BanginBaxter is giving away 'Free' <<<<<KISSES>>>>>:) Do you want a Smooch? My wife says, "OK", but only on the cheek.

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How do you pronounce Russian Name Olesya? I can't say for sure with the Russian, but if it were Ukrainian (very close) it would be: O as in orange less just like the word and ia more Russia than just ya.

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Do you know any word in another language? (Not in English) A ton of Ukrainian, Polish and Russian words, as well as enough French to read a cereal box, and a handful of words in at least a dozen languages.

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Ok, if my last period was December 16, I would be about 12 to 13 weeks l. How come I don't have the "baby bump"? Have you actually been tested to see if you are pregnant? There are a variety of conditions that could prevent you having your period.

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Who cares about the iPhone? Are you going to get one? Don't care at all and I'm not getting one. I prefer to keep my life simple enough that I don't need to organize it all on a machine.

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First thing that comes to mind when i say Paris Hilton? Nothing. Which by coincidence is what is in her mind.

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On the road of life, is God like a state trooper who decides to alleviate boredom by playing with His tire traps, then is nice enough to change your tires for you, but only after raping you out in the rain? Actually he set the speed limits and sits with a radar gun watching to see who thinks it's okay to speed anyway. Those who speed enough get to go to jail for (after) life. Those who don't get to go to a much better destination. Nobody gets raped in the rain by God. I don't know where you invented that bit of drivel. Some do get better vehicles than others though. Oddly...

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Personally, I see viewing porn (alone) as cheating. You're lusting after other men/women, and claiming that you're not actually with them seems like a poor justification. If you don't agree, will you please explain to me your point of view on this? It might be wanting to be cheating. But it's not actually cheating. Would looking at the menu at a restaurant be the same as eating? Could you be arrested for thinking of shoplifting? You have to commit an actual act of cheating with another person to have it count as cheating.

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We just moved to TX from Oklahoma and my husband went to purchase a $3000 lawnmower. When he handed them a credit card to pay, the clerk said he coudnt accept our credit card because we have an OK drivers license. He refused to sell to us. Is this legal? Is it legal? I doubt it's against Texas law. But it's probably not allowable under the contract they signed with the credit card company. It's definitely not good business. Go to another business that won't throw away a 3k sale. They're more likely to be around to handle an warranty issues anyway.

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Does the elderly's lack of sight refelect their lack of perception I've found that people complaining about others lack of perception mostly have a problem with anybody who doesn't think the same way as them. The elderly have a wealth of experience that can make up for weakness of vision, except when driving. The perceive things quite well.

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I met a woman today, she claimed St. Patrics Day should be celebrated as an Enviromental "Green" holiday. Do you agree with this bastardization of the celebration of Ireland's favorite saint? I think St.Patrick's Day should be celebrated in the traditional way, with green beer and green pickled eggs. And the day after should be celebrated in the traditional way, cleaning green vomit from the gutters. Could it be that the next day is the one she meant for improving the environment?

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People who believe homosexuality is NOT genetic: What do you say against scientific claims of homosexual tendencies in non-human animals which is now widely documented? Please see the link for more information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gay_animals . I thought the cross species section was interesting. Other than that, I already knew homosexual behavior wasn't uncommon in animals. My question is: "What does this have to do with homophobia?".

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What colour is an orange? Hold on a minute. Kelly's gonna give me the answer.

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Do you know the name of a famous "Tom"? I used to know a Chinese fellow called Peiping Tom, but he changed his name to Peking Tom and later, Beijing Tom. Anything to stay one step ahead of some angry husband, I believe.

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I read that there was a couple willing to pay $50,000 to a woman that was willing to be an egg donor for them. She had to be between 21-32, tall, athletic, healthy, score over 1400 (out of 1600) on her SATs. Do you believe they would get their dream kid? I don't know if they would get their dream kid. But genetically, the kid would have half a leg up. Genes aren't everything by any means, but they do count for something. The fact that mommy and daddy have the money to shell out 50k for the egg donor also says that the kid will be getting a top notch schooling as well.

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Who is the most beautiful human being? My wife, of course. Though my son is pretty good looking too. Naturally he got his looks from his mother.

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What is the weight of a thought? Depends on how heavy the subject.

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Do you think (realistically) that someone would be discriminated against if they had an Atheist or secular bumpersticker or decal on their car? Not likely. But they might see discrimination (even if it wasn't there), if they were looking hard enough.

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Concerning the bailout,should the government block the $165 million dollars in bonuses AIG is going to give their executives once the $170 billion dollars in bailout money is given to them? Which executives of a company requiring a government bailout have earned bonuses? Bonuses are a reward for success, not for failure. If a specific worker can show where they contributed to mitigating the damages to their company, perhaps small bonuses are in order. But in general, NYET!

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I feel suicidal because I can't handle the stress of work! I can't handle working for the rest of my life until retirement, it just seems redicoulous. I mean what's the point of living working until retirement, and by then I will be too old to do anything Would you like some cheese with your whine? If your job is too stressful, change jobs. If working for a living is too much of a bother, get over it. I know we would all like to have jobs that we love. But most of us are too busy making ends meet where we are to be too concerned about detail. Work your job. Enjoy your life. If you can't do the two together, remember that work is...

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How many nude pictures do you have of yourself? Is there not enough ugliness in the world?

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If I came to your town/city where would you take me for a one day visit, and I want to eat, see something special in your town/city, and do something like a walk, or climb etc where I can take some fantastic photos? Fantastic photos??? You've never been to my town, have you?

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What would the world be like without guns? Well, the government would still have guns, they would have to to take them away from anybody who wanted to keep theirs. So the world still wouldn't be gun free. And if your police have guns, and my police have guns, I don't trust you so I better have more guns and a lot more people with them. Lets call it an army. And if you have an army, too, my army better have bigger guns....

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Why is the "Tent City" prison allowed in Arizona?Is there no legal standards of prison conditions? Why shouldn't it be allowed? Perhaps less than optimal conditions will improve the deterrence factor.

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How do you feel about Ebonics? It is what it is. That is to say, that it's a dialect of English. I've heard English brutalized in many different ways around the world by people for whom, presumably, English is their first language. Trying to treat it as anything more than that is just reverse racism. Trying to treat it a anything less is just old fashioned racism.

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Do you agree with me that Will Ferrel is going to ruin the Land of the Lost movie? Wouldn't it have been better to get an actor? Will Ferrel plays the same persona (that any reasonable person would kick in the nuts) in a pile of similar movies, and some people think he's a comedic genius. ??? I don't get it.

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How do we make the american government stop it's wars? i am distressed by the innocent lives ruined from the war on drugs and i am worried about the backlash of the war on terror. what will they "war on" next. They could try a war on poor grammar where people would learn how to capitalize. ;-{)> Or they could lump that one in with a general war on stupidity. Good luck on either count. Tell me about the innocent lives on the war on drugs, though.

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Why do people read books if they can watch the movie instead? In my life I have seen (maybe) a half dozen books where the movie was better than the book. Watching the movie will do sometimes if you are writing a book report. But in general, you get much better entertainment from reading the book.

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So the journalist who threw his shoes at former President Bush has been sentenced to 3 years in prison...thoughts? If the three years is excessive, as a previous answerer has said, if you can't do the crime, don't do the crime. But I wonder what some of the answerers would have thought about the sentence if he had been convicted of assaulting President Obama. After all the conviction was reduced (he could have gotten 15 years) from assaulting a foreign head of state to assaulting an official...

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What do you do if your husband says your marriage is till death? Tell him that that doesn't change things really. You just have to decide if you need a divorce lawyer or a criminal lawyer.

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You have time to save only one person from a burning home. Would you save your grandmother (or oldest living relative) or a strangers baby? I'd save Granny, while letting her carry the baby. I love a two for one sale.

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Have you ever started a fire? Are you talking campfire or that squat down the street?

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Why we should avoid nuclear fusion Because it's a lot better to burn fossil fuels and pump CO2 into the air and to spend money on Middle Eastern oil.

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If there were no more food on earth would you eat a rat?ha ha ha lol If you count muskrats, I've already been there. MMMmmarsh bunny.

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What's something that a man fixes around the house? I knew a guy who used to fix his own male cats. :-{(>

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Why is there such a stigma around the word, 'socialism'? Do you mean National Socialism, or the stigma that comes from it's association with communism and all the good that brought the world?

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What is the name of the item that a judge uses in court, to bring order? Would you mean his gavel?

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My mom is half Creole, a quarter Italian, and a quarter Irish. My dad is half Native American and half white. What am I considered? From the movie, "Stripes": "We're all very different people. We're not Watusi. We're not Spartans. We're Americans, with a capital 'A', huh? You know what that means? Do ya? That means that our forefathers were kicked out of every decent country in the world. We are the wretched refuse. We're the underdog. We're mutts! Here's proof:...

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Louis Riel - Villain or hero? Yes. To the Metis people there is no question that Riel was a hero. However, with the possible exception of a successful insanity defense, there is no question that he was guilty of treason. The pretty much qualifies him as a villain. So, as usual, the view depends on where you are standing.

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Do you think the Federal Government should divide Wal-Mart into two separate competing companies to avoid the company from becoming to big and powerful for other retail companies to compete against? Why or why not? NO!! The government shouldn't be in the business of punishing companies that succeed. Wal-Mart may be a monster sized company, but it's not as if they don't have any competition. They don't act specifically to target their competition with their sales and marketing strategy. They succeed because people give them their business. There is nothing to stop you from forming...

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How many 3 letter words can you get from the word PHOENIX? pin hep

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Can anyone help me by providing the name of the movie , in which a young girl loves her father's best friend. It is an old movie. If this is the right answer, congratulations on making me feel old, "Blame It On Rio".

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Would you pay money to see Britney Spears in concert? Pay money to watch a loony tune lip sync? I don't think so.

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McCain said Sunday we need to let problem banks fail. Anybody remember when he "suspended his campaign" to rush back to Washington and save them? See LINK: Well, if nothing has changed at all in the last five months, he should have kept his original ideal. But if you think there has been a change, you shouldn't have a problem with his changing his mind.

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Do you like this new section, of political science, do you Not really. I've always thought of political science as an oxymoron. It's a little like military intelligence, but more pretentious.

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Why are conservatives always complaining about somebody, something, someplace? To whine in harmony with the liberals whining about somebody, something ,someplace.

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What is your honest opinion of mothers breastfeeding their kids past the age of 2-3yrs of age? I have seen a 4 year old climb up for a 'drink' on a moms lap. It is called extended breastfeeding. Paging Dr. Freud.

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What if they arrested you on private property And? It's not like you can go stand on private property and the police can't arrest you.

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What is a petaflop? Looking for the real answer AND creative wrong answers are welcome as well! Dassa what my peta do before my peta fall asleep. Damn near anywhere.

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Are you scared of driving a stickshift? Not if you aren't scared of the smell of clutch.

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Are you now, or have you ever been, a member of the Communist Party? Even in my younger days, I never did enough drugs to do anything that stupid. But I never joined the neo-Nazis either. More drugs, less brains, that's the ticket.

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How many good-looking, smooth-talking, funny guys around you ARE NOT womanizers? How many are? There's only one around me right now, and I'm not ...good looking or smooth talking, (sobs).

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Why do people Judge? With me it was either judge, or do jury duty, and you know the way it goes.

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I am in a bad mood, who wants to join me? Not me, but thanks for asking.

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How can I make tofu taste good? Use it the way it is used in eastern countries, as an ingredient, not as a meat substitute. My son makes an incredible mapo doufu. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mapo_tofu

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Your at the pearly gates of heaven,and Elvis greets you with a smile and a bottle of wine, whats the first thing you will say to him? Thank you, thank you very much.

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Don't you wish your girlfriend was hot like me? Next line - Don't you wish your girlfriend was diseased like me?

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Last lime Neil Young was on Tonight with Leno he played piano and sang what slow dirge-like song? Piano or pump organ?

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Is love an extracurricular activity? It's definitely not a graded in-class activity. As for after class, definitely extracurricular, but there's still not credits to be earned.

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Do you believe in god? if he is so great why can't he kill the devil and end evil for once and for all? Why would God kill Satan? He serves a useful purpose. He provide temptation for believers to resist and an endless source of questions for atheist ABers.

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Christians, if someone's parents didnt let them go to church cause they dont understand God, & that person received a message from the Lord saying to wait a little, what would you think? Is the message biblical? Should they disobey the parents? If they got a message from God to wait, the message would be in accord with the 5th (?) commandment to honor their mother and father. Where's the problem?

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I go to the tanning bed and when I get out I have a big white circle at the top of my buttcrack because of the way I lay in it, I think. Does anyone else get this? How can I prevent it? It's not very attractive! I look like I have a bunny tail! It's hard to say for sure without a photo. (Sounds of deep breathing)

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So if Atheists atheists are evil then can anyone list me a domestic or world wide terrorist organization that strictly represents atheists? There haven't really been any since the collapse of the Soviet Union. But would the Red Army Faction (Germany), the Red Brigades (Italy), and the Japanese Red Army count for you.

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What is your favorite Groucho Marx wise crack? Once, at a restaurant (the most common location of Groucho's antics), a fan came up to him and said, "Excuse me, but aren't you Groucho Marx?" "Yes," Groucho answered annoyedly. "Oh, I'm your biggest fan! Could I ask you a favor?" the man asked. "Sure, what is it?" asked the even-more annoyed Groucho. "See my wife sitting over there?...

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Which is the best season for love? Spring, when a young man's fancy turns to love.

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Does anyone here have an Etsy shop? What do you sell? Etsies?

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Why do marine mammals., whales, dolphins, etc., have horizontal tails while gilled fish have vertical tails? I haven't a clue. But I love this question. I'd never thought about it.

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Have you read any of the bible? If so, what have you read? Yes, all of it. Much good, some boring, some worse.

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Is anyone else upset that Political Scientists have stopped at Democracy? (see my answer for a further explanation) It's a little bit like being upset that historians have stopped at yesterday. Political science has gone from being viewed as the home of the extreme left to being the home of the discredited, to being the home of the irrelevant, which is where they actually were all along. Politics is less of a science than shuffleboard is a sport.

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All the lonely people, where do they all come from? All the lonely people, where do they all belong? I'm not sure Eleanor.

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Where's my stimulous check for being a good tax paying, on time bill paying, and just down right model citizen of the USA? Sorry, no check for you. Just a lollypop, sucker.

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How much has the melting of Arctic sea ice raised the sea level worldwide? Oops.

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If a self-proclaimed atheist commits a murder and testifies that God told him to kill the victim, is that a valid reason for an insanity plea? No. It doesn't meet the standards for an insanity defense. He knew what he was doing and he knew it was legally wrong. If he chose to believe in God after hearing him, after he committed the murder, he should be willing to submit to earthly authorities after his did it. Render unto Caesar...

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What is your favorite kind storm? Thunder, snow, hail, sunshower, etc. I love thunderstorms at night when I can really see the lightning! I love thunderstorms, God's fireworks.

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Be honest, do you have a teddy bear? Kinda. I have a swear bear. You press his tummy and he says rude things.

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Which is better????older man marrying teen or older women marrying teen? Teen not marrying.

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What types of things do guys look for in a girls body? I can think of a couple of things right now.

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How many more days are you gonna live? Hell, I never thought I'd live this long!

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After rain, who looks better men or women? Women. But then, they look better before, too.

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What is there an abundance of in your neighborhood? Freaking snow!! And we're not running out of cold either.

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Trying to trap an opossum in my backyard. I heard a ham sandwich makes a good bait, are you supposed to use mayonnaise on it though? Only on the sandwich, the possum is better stewed.

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Were you attracted to your s/o at first site? Definitely love at first sight. But it's just a temporary thing, we've only been together for 25 years (23 married) so far.

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Will you please give me your honest opinion about these shoes? Those shoes scream "BRIDESMAID"!

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What do you miss most about the 80's [If you grew up (or were around) in the 80's]? My hair.

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Is Tool the best band out there musically? They might be in the top 20, or 40.

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Have you ever peed somewhere besides the bathroom? I AM MAN!!! The world is my urinal!

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What does your pet look like when he/she is sleeping? We have two cats. Skittle curls up in a ball and tends to cover her eyes with a paw, it's cute as hell. Snarky falls asleep in whatever position he happens to fall in and then he snores. I'm his hero and he tries to emulate me. Well, not really, except for the snoring.

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Where would you rather be: Toledo, Ohio or Toledo, Spain? Let's see...Toledo, Spain has history, art, and architecture. Toledo, Ohio has...Jamie Farr. Spain here I come.

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Worst school test out of these: maths history geomatry For you, I might guess spelling (geometry). I sucked at algebra.

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What is atheroscolosis? It came up in my Year 10 Human Bio test and hardly anybody knew what it was. Hardening of the arteries.

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What comes to mind when I say Cinnamon? Oooey gooey cinnamon buns! And humming "Cinnamon Girl" while they bake.

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BanginBaxter wants to look at some stars, moons, and planets. I don't have a whole lot of dinero, but I would like to find a powerful telescope. Does anyone have any crazy ideas where I can find one? I don't know how powerful a telescope you are looking for. But one thing to do to get much more out of what you have is to get out of your backyard (unless you live in the country). You'd be amazed how much more you see once you get away from the light pollution.

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Have you ever eaten a squirrel before, and if so, why? They stew fairly well. A lot of the time when we go fishing for a longer period of time, we get tired of fish. There's no hunting season for squirrel and you can't always get a rabbit.

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What's one type of meat or animal you will never ever eat again? I can't say that I was fond of bear meat, or calamari for that matter. And eating suckers (mullet) after July is like eating mud. But I think the worst was winter porcupine. Because of the winter diet of pine needles, the meat tasted like turpentine. It's much better eating in the summer or fall.

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Should PETA supporters voluntarily deny themselves the benefits humanity gains and has gained from the exploitation of animals? That is to say, not just meat and leather, but insulin and other medicines and medical techniques learned by work with animals Oops

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Can conjoined twins be different genders? No, conjoined twins are from the incomplete split of a fertilized ovum. They will always be identical and as such of the same gender.

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Name something in Montreal? On a good day, Leonard Cohen.

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What song is stuck in your head right now? "They sentenced me to twenty years of boredom, For trying to change the system from within".

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Why is pump water or h2go water sold? its just water The question isn't why it's sold. The question is why it's bought. Trust me, if nobody buys it, they'll stop selling it.

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What causes nipples to itch? Lack of attention. Let me take care of that for you. Heehee.

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I am doing graduation in Computer Science ! but due to economic crisis i felt unsecured about my career ! Does anyone tell me a good career in which i felt fully secure about my career? According to "Deteriorata": http://www.mendosa.com/fluke.html Be comforted that in the face of all aridity and disillusionment And despite the changing fortunes of time, There is always a big future in computer maintenance.

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Should alcohol be made illegal, in line with other (less harmful) drugs? Sure, prohibition was such a success before.

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How can we control dust accumulation over solar cells? Swiffer.

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What do you think would happen if the point system was removed from AB? Would fundamentalists and trolls that downrate questions without giving their views get frustrated and disappear and we are left with quality contributors only? Nah, we'd still have atheists and those who leave smarmy answers. And all the "Could I be pregnant?" and the "What are you doing tonight?" questions. Unfortunately we would still have all the homework question as well. Actually, if you took out all the questions and members who annoy somebody, there would be four people asking about a dozen questions a day.

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Can a car work in space? Nope, no oxygen for the internal combustion engine.

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If LOVE, FAITH, HOPE, COURAGE, FREEDOM, PATIENCE, JUSTICE, WISDOM got stranded on an island, who'd be the last Survivor? Who gets voted off first.... who will outlast the rest? I would think Justice would be the first to leave, the minute you asked, "Why me?". In the end it would be down to Faith and Hope. Which would depend on each person.

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God s best creation is _ _ _ _ _ _ _. My wife. He was having a good day.

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Stereotypes continue as Bill O'Reilly attacks Appalachia. Isn't time the media gave the region its share of "fair and balanced?" (see video) Actually I saw the Sawyer piece and she's right, there are a lot of exceptional kids there. Unfortunately, even in her sympathetic piece, it winds up looking like he's right. The area is a mess and if you want a better life, you should start with a bus ticket. Watching the show, with adults walking about jobless and with the soul sucked out of them by generational poverty,...

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From while I was living in America, and from talking to friends that are American, I know that Marx is basically on a par with Satan, as far as they are concerned, but how many of those that hate Marx so much have ever actually read or studied his works? Read the bull, but I had other paper handy so it never got the treatment it deserved. I don't put Marx on the level with Satan. I place his works on a level of economics and political science with the other lower Marx brothers, Zeppo and Gummo. Groucho and Chico had much more insight and Harpo had a greater understanding of the subjects. His honks made more practical sense than...

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What do "conservatives" really want exactly? What is it that they are so opposed to? Could it be that they don't want to pay higher taxes so that the government can increase welfare and nationalize the banks? Nah, that would be too simple.

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I got high off second hand marijuana smoke. Will I fail a drug test? Not as badly as anyone who would believe you.

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My car was vandalized last night with Elmers Super Glue. It was all on the windows where the rubeer and the glass meet, on the windshiled wipers, on the key holes and the door handles. I wnat to save as much as I can wihtout damage. What c Nail polish remover and q-tips to minimize the damage. You might have fun with the door locks, though.

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If you were to experience the divine, what would it be like? The experience would just be divine, what.

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How many liberals will you find among the KKK, Neo Nazis and Skinheads? I found it kinda neat that the page linked had a story on the militant New Black Panther Party as well. Proof that skin color is no protection against stupidity.

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Madonna in sociology? If anyone in the UK takes Sociology A-level, can you tell me if you can study about Madonna in it? Just wondering...:) Good God, I hope not. Talk about dumbing down the curriculum!

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What do i do if im gettin married and my future wife is decidin things that i dont like?? for instance the dress she is goin to wear.. i want it to be very formal and she wants it to be plain.. there is much more but in general she has different views.. Work it out or invite a good divorce lawyer to the wedding to start documenting things. Think about it. If you can't settle things over a ceremony and reception to follow, how long are you going to be married, anyway?

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I'm emo, do you think that's bad? Nobody who can't spell is cool.

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My man is mad because I told him we need time apart every now and then, he lives with me, i just don't want us to get on one another's nerves! Why is he so dramatic, he's talking about moving out because "then I could have all Let him move out. Then you could have your space. What's the problem?

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I am a theist that finds myself in the ironic position of respecting the atheists here on AB more than I do the religionists who rant and rail against them. Any other theists out there feeling this way? Sorry, I find the atheists more ranting and insulting.

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What is the most offensive bumper sticker slogan you can think of? Nuke the Unborn Gay Whales (It's a real one)

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Israel or Palestine, who is in the wrong? Why? Both. Neither is willing to work to a real peace.

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What is your ethnic origin, or background? 100% Ukrainian ethnically. 100% Canadian.

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I collect interesting facts. Anybody got a good one? In Japan, you can purchase panties from vending machines (used, not washed). Eeeeuuw. For real.

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Sour or original skittles, what one taste more like a rainbow? One of my cats is named Skittle. I will not eat her (in any way, eeuuuw). I don't need rainbows that bad.

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Would you pay to use the toilet on an airplane? I'd give them a freebie.

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The man whom I thought was the father of my daughter is not and his name is on the bc how do I have that changed to my husband's? If your husband isn't the father, you can't change it to his name on the birth certificate. He isn't the father. You might try for your second best guess though. But they might not change it without proof.

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It was 50 degrees earlier and now it's really windy and we are expecting 2 inches of snow (with another possible blackout UGHH!!). How's your weather? No snow tonight, but the temp is supposed to drop to -35 again. Wanna trade?

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Does me getting cheated on make me less of a man at all? Only if you accept the cheating. Otherwise, it's your ex's problem.

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Does anyone else like to drink or smoke weed? I don't know? I've never drank weed.

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If you liked it, would you put a ring on it? (wa oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh. .) If I thought that I started to like the song, I would regard it as dementia and shoot myself before it got worse.

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Who here is absolutely blown away with Leonard Cohen lyrics? I am severely blown away. Have you/are you seeing him on this current tour? I'm getting tickets for Saskatoon, April 28. Woohoo!!

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Does Leonard Cohen get better with age? I sure as hell hope so. I've got tickets to see the 74 year old man on April 28.

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Would you like to take a quiz and post your score? 13/15 woohoo

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The banks have shown that they can not run themselves,they go bankrupt themselves,and do not know how to handle money.If the government nationalizes banks ,could they do a better job? You are joking aren't you? The government runs itself well? They know how to handle money? If you want the banks to be a political tool, give them to the government. If you want them to do a good job, keep one hand on their shoulder, and don't be afraid to squeeze.

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Are you living where you want to be. If not where would you want to be living? In February? In Saskatchewan? Not at the moment. Give me a few months an I'll change my answer though. But, Nikko..., New York, never.

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What was the last thing you used the oven for or last thing you heated in the microwave? I made Thai rice in the mike while the sesame-ginger ribs were in the oven tonight for supper. Mmmmmm.

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What is the scariest, most potentially dangerous, thing you've ever given your child? A potent imagination.

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Can i be charged criminal for not letting the repo man get my car If the repo man is there already, it's the bank's car, not yours.

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50 percent or more area deforested till1950, what are the ways to greening it? 50% of where? The global forest cover has remained stable since about the date you give.

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How much longer until the Republican Party is extinct? They are becoming less and less relevant and need to evolve (a difficult word for them) to survive. Depends how badly things got for Obama. Nothing makes a party gel like a weak target. If things go poorly, or if it looks like money is being wasted, you might be asking this question about Democrats in a few years when a Republican call out the magic (and bogus) word "change".

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If one isn't socially smart, or educationally smart, or worldly smart, but they're still smart, then what kind of smart are they? I'm a smart ass. Does that count?

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I want to have children one day, and have already thought of names.. What do you think of Tylie(Tyley or Tylee) Marie for a girl? And have you ever heard of the name? Sorry, but it sounds too much like forcing a girls name from a boys name (Tyler) for me. But it's hard to go wrong with Marie as a middle name.

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Do you prefer brown or blue eyes? If I said blue eyes, my wife would hurt me...and I'd be lying.

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What do you think of "Kalista Camille" as the name for my daughter; is it pretty? I like it. Though I would be more inclined to spelling "Kalista" as "Callista". It's the more common form and might cut down the number of times she has to spell her name for people. I also like the nickname (from her initials) of CC more than KC. But either way, very pretty.

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How are moonbeams more powerful than sunbeams? You can't notice sunbeams as much because they happen during the day when everything is bright. But moonbeams happen at night and have to push their way through all the dark.

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I don't really care for a oaked Chardonney, but I do like a Pinot Noir! Why is that? I could never drink a oaked Chardonney- even if I was a alcoholic and that's all I had. I don't like it. This is a wine tasting so do you have an opinion? Which one tastes closer to Thunderbird? I have no taste in wine.

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How much money does servers at the marriot make? Probably not much above minimum. The money is in the tips.

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Here is a a question for the guys. Do u prefer butt or boobs? Definitely!

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Do you think this cartoon is appropriate in a newspaper...NY post at that? Let's see, Bush portrayed as a monkey for 8 years by Democrat papers is fair comment. A cartoon that never mentions Obama by name is automatically racist. Could we have a double standard here?

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What does one do when she is on so many medications and is tired of being a guinea pig for doctors? Stop taking your medications. Let your doctor know. It might be time for a clean start if you are on a lot of different medications. Interactions could be affecting the effectiveness of the drugs.

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If you accidently bumped into a midget, what would you say? Oops, sorry.

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What word refers both to junk e-mail and a kind of tinned ham? Spam spam spam spam

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I wonder, what happened to John the Baptist's head? At least a half dozen churches claim to have the head of John the Baptist. Unless he was a hydra, all but one must be wrong. And they all might be wrong.

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Do you want to know how you can cook some good vegeterian pierogi's? Vegetarian or vegan? Most of my pyrohi (Ukrainian) are vegetarian, but I do make some with bacon in the potatoes occasionally.

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Does your church dunk or sprinkle? My brand of Catholic (Eastern Rite) pours for the baptism and then sprinkles during the confirmation, which is usually done at the same time.

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How many female Secretaries of State has the United States had? One too many as of January?

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I live in London On Canada how old do u hvae to be before u can get a peircing with out a parent You should be old enough to know how to spell. But the answer is probably 18.

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Why is it that Johnny Bravo can never get a girlfriend? I mean he's dumb but he's not ugly. It doesn't really matter. He'd do something stupid and they'd break up with him anyway.

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What is meant by the phrase murdered "in cold blood" ? Is that different than just plain murder. Where,when and why did this "In cold blood" come into being? If you can't understand "in cold blood", you should think about what it would mean to be "hot-blooded". If you are a police officer, come into your bedroom and see your wife in bed with another man, and it makes you so crazy that you grab your gun and shoot them, it would hardly be "in cold blood". If you quietly back out the door before they can see you,...

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Why do christians bother having children when they believe that there is a possibility that their child's soul will be damned? And there's a possibility that the soul will go to heaven if they are taught proper behavior and reverence. And there's a possibility that they could become atheists. And there's a possibility that they will ask endless questions on religion even if they have their heads stuck in their own rectums. There's a world of possibilities out there.

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What are deer horns called? Antlers

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If by law you had to have a tombstone when you were buried, what would you ask to have written on it? I'm not sleeping. I'm dead. If I was sleeping, you'd hear the snoring through six feet of dirt.

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Natalee Holloway, Caylee Anthony, Haleigh Cummings and so many many more...... What are we humans coming to? We sure are learning about these stories faster. What is really sad is the news media's willing to feed us the stories for months at a time, and worse, our willingness to eat it up for almost as long.

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I'm super into gossip. Basically any gossip friends, celebrities, people i dont know lol anything and everything. Its really starting to bug me and also my boyfriend. Im constantly in facebooking! i want to stop this gossip and being nosy Any suggestions? Have somebody start some gossip about you. If it's nasty enough, and hopefully untrue, you might lose your taste for looking for gossip about other people.

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Filmmaker Alexandra Pelosi journeyed into the heart of the GOP for her new HBO documentary. She discusses what she found there: Denial, depression and a whole lot of anger. How are you feeling about the Democratic Landslide of 2008? See LINK: Gee, what a surprise. Nancy Pelosi's daughter made a documentary critical of the GOP. The mind boggles. Somebody takes it seriously. The eyes roll.

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How long did you hear "Pollack" jokes before you learned what a Pollack actually was? Around here, they were usually Ukrainian jokes. Not as many Polacks.

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Has anyone read "burn the fat feed the muscle"? What does it suggest? Is it worth buying? What foods do you eat? It sound like Atkins. No carbs, protein for the muscles, and your body burns it's own fats for energy. It's a scientifically sound system. But just about nobody can actually do it.

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Why have drug therapies become such an important part of modern psychotherapy? Simply, because they do work, and can be proven to work. Which is more, in the second case than can be done for many of the other forms of therapy. Sorry, Dr. Freud.

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We recently rescued a kitten who was feral. She has gotten used to the other cats in the house but will not come out from under the furniture when me and my are in the room. What can we do? She is a wonderful cat but is she happy? We don't know what to do Is she eating? And how long have you had her? If she's eating and you've had her for less than a few days, give her more time to come around.

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Do you determine labor work as enslavement? Only if you can't quit. And your boss is free to sell you to another boss on one coast and your wife to a boss on the other coast. And your children as farm labor on farms in the midwest and south. BTW, no holidays, and if you try to run away, you will be whipped and/or hamstrung.

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Did you cry when Heath Ledger died? Nope, never met the fellow.

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My boyfriend (aged 58) has chicken pox! Should I be worried? (I've had it twice already & my Dr. says I'm not immune to it.) If you haven't had chicken pox before, the answer is YES. And if your boyfriend isn't a filthy pedophile, ;-{)>, the worse news is that if he is showing symptoms, he's already past the communicable stage and you might well have it already. Chicken pox sucks bigtime if you are an adult. My wife was sick for a month, just in time for Christmas. She did all her shopping in one...

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Does anyone else feel we lost our freedom of speech? Maybe, if only to political correctness.

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When did you start gaining weight due to pregnancy? I think my wife started gaining by the end of the second month. But she's a small lady and was already shwoing at that point.

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The (1861–1865) American Civil war caused 620,000 soldier deaths plus an undetermined number of civilian casualties. Since racial segregation was not officially ended in the United States until 1954, was this carnage in any way justified or worthwhile? Even though the Civil War did end segregation, it ended slavery. Ask anyone whether they would prefer to live segregated or as a slave. The comparison is specious.

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When compared to other countries, America's education system is on a downslide. What can be reasonably done to insure future success? Education itself needs to be revamped. Some of it will cost money, beyond a doubt. But I think it's time that the US started, perhaps to follow the European model and dual track the educational system. Not everyone is going to go on to college. And not everybody who goes to college will find that college is for them. Start the whole system with a good base in mathematics and...

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Have you signed up to be an organ donor? Why or why not? Hell,yeah! It's not like I'm going to be using them anymore.

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After you turned 18, did your parents still tell you what to do? Of course. Do you think that because you're old enough to vote, your parents will forget that they were the ones who changed your diapers? And do you think you no long need to be told what to do?

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Which film did Richard Dreyfus win an Academy Award for? Goodbye Girl, wasn't it?

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Was Marie Osmond offered a million dollars to pose nude in Playboy? Nope. It was Hustler.

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Would you know if you pissed the bed while asleep? The wet spot might be a hint.

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Girls.. guys too, mainly girls though, what is a good tattoo for a guy? That thing on Mike Tyson's face looks like a good starter.

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I would like to know what is the name of the fish that Jesus fed the 5000 people with. The warm waters of the Sea of Galilee allow a variety of flora and fauna to thrive, which have supported a significant commercial fishery for over two millennia. Local flora includes a variety of reeds along most of the shoreline as well as Phytoplankton. Fauna includes Zooplankton and Benthos, as well as a fish population which notably includes Tilapia (locally known as St. Peter’s...

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Do you depend on other people for your happiness? I think that if you are depending on other people for your own happiness, you probably aren't happy. Happiness comes from within. Life can make it easier for you to be happy (please, lottery lady, please), but money doesn't buy happiness, others can't make you happy. Happiness is your own.

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Do you prefer French Fries or Onion Rings? Battered yumyum rings for sure. Breaded? The fries please.

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Do you think smart is sexy? It is, in a woman. I don't think women think it's as sexy in a man.

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I want to figure out if it's true that guys don't ask for directions. So, if you're a guy, do you ask for directions? Why or why not? Oddly enough, it's because, in cities, I don't get lost. I might wind up taking a wrong turn, but can always find my way back. If looking for a particular house in the country, though, I will get mixed up (not lost, I know where I am) and WILL ask for directions.

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Have you ever fed an expired parking meter of a complete stranger? I used to go for walks during the day with a roll of dimes to feed expired meters. I didn't do it when the parking cops could see me though. I wonder what they thought when they wrote far fewer tickets those days.

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Do you answer your own questions? I only add an answer if the question is too long to fit in the question space.

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Have you ever tried chocolate with cayenne pepper in it? Excellent stuff. Lindt makes a dark chocolate bar with cayenne in it.

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My boyfriend is away for the weekend, how can I entertain myself? Is that a euphemism?

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Why is it so hard for the human kind to live in peace? We too stupid.

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Is it just me - or do you find when people use the U or R for a word. Can't you just spell the word. Do you find this irritating? or IRTING? They look tarded

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Which pastas name means little tongues? Linguine

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How can I prove to a girl who is testing me that I am the right person for her? Don't do anything differently than you normally would. If you act other than normally, you aren't being yourself and if you pass the test, you are actually failing because your actions weren't real.

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What was the title of Spielberg's first feature film? Sugarland Express.

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Is your mouse wireless? My keyboard is wireless. But my trackball is wired.

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Is it o.k. to give an art student a cash gift for a painting she did for my business. Her mom who works under me told me it was not necessary and is returning the gift. She has made me feel I did somthing terribley innapropriate. HELP Quid pro quo. It might not have been necessary (I would ask the daughter about that one), but it definitely was appropriate. Also, ask the mother what she thinks appropriate compensation would be. If the girl mowed the lawn or shoveled snow you would pay her.

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What is larping? Live Action Role Playing.

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Andy Warhol was quoted saying "Art is whatever you can get away with." Do you agree, and if not, then how would you define art? It's definitely true of modern art.

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What is the most famous artist who used scatology in his work and what was the purpose of such technique? I can't say that I know the most famous shitty artist. But I do know the purpose(s): shock and profit.

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Have you ever thought that my kid could do that when looking at modern art? Nah, I don't think he could handle the marketing. Making that junk is easy, mostly. Getting somebody to buy it? THAT'S art.

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Why do you think Gregg really wimped out? He either sought or at least accepted the position of Secretary of Commerce, but withdrew before the confirmation process began. Pressure from the GOP or another tax-based skeleton in the closet? You do realize that "wimped out" could be taken to mean "wised up", don't you? Perhaps he just didn't want to hang around with a bunch who were just waiting to be found out.

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Is there a Da Vinci Code? Do you believe it exists or is it fiction? Is the church trying to cover up the facts which may destroy their existance? If you bought the book, where in the store did you find it? It's fiction. The Priory of Sion? Fiction. People have a problem grasping reality these days. Mostly because it's often boring.

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What was murderer Albert De Salvo better known as? The Boston Strangler.

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Have you noticed how President Obama Is Driving Republicans Insane? Are you talking about how he lost another member of his cabinet? But this one was just a Republican who couldn't work with him. Not another Democrat with tax troubles.

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What do you think of Oppositional Defiance Disorder(Aggressive behavior. Consistently refuse to follow commands & requests. Repeatedly lose temper, test adults & refuse to comply with rules & directions. Easily annoyed & blame others for their mistatakes) It sounds like somebody came up with a name for a disorder that used to be called "spoiled brat".

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Is it wrong of me to keep my availability status a secret from guys I meet? I'm not trying to flirt and not get caught or anything, but they tend not to want to be friends or even talk to me anymore once they find out I'm taken. The guys who don't want to talk to you or be friends with you once they find out you are taken will have a reason for their behavior once they do find out. Better you should let them know (a button? a t-shirt? Don't Get Your Hopes Up I'm Taken.) beforehand. Those worth being friends with or talking to, won't mind. Those who do would have thought you a liar, or at least a...

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Will spell-check ever stop flagging when typing in Obama? It will if you add it to your dictionary.

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Does anyone remember HS science? What are the 4 kinds of clouds: cumulus, stratus and what? I am wrecking my brain and can't remember (this is not homework) Nimbus and cumulonimbus.

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What do you think about the US stimulus plan putting 352million dollars for education about STDs? Nobody has heard of STDs or condoms before? Is there no better use for the money? It should be interesting to see who actually gets the money and what they really use it for. But, then again, given the amount of money in the stimulus package, $352M is chump change.

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Why is the woman with octuplets and 6 other kids not embarassed? Because she's a total nutbar. I say this with respect to all other nutbars out there.

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Was Pablo Picasso a genius? He was a marketing genius.

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Do you think the peoples of the world are ready to wake up? Have they ALL slept in?

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In which country was the saxophone invented? Belgium

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I can prove that the God of the bible hates himself. Would you like to know how I know? I can prove someone is a deophobe troll. Would you like to know how I know?

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Three years ago next month I moved out of an apartment. All of the sudden I receive a letter from a bill collector saying I owe them over $900. After three years? What do I do? If you owe the money, pay your bills.

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Can mental fatigue be the lack of will to do things? Mental fatigue can cause the lack of will to do things.

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Bailed-Out firms are giving Cash Rewards telling Congress, "Please do not call It a bonus, it's a retention award." If you called BS a chocolate ice cream, would these guys eat it? No, but they'd try and sell it.

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What size eggs to do buy? Small, medium, large or x L. or brown eggs? Your best buy, for weight (of content), at regular price, is the XL. The largest percentage of egg is shell is the small, the least, XL. Brown eggs are the same as white eggs.

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What are your thoughts on the students of Boulder High in Colorado's wishes to change the name of their school to Barack Obama High School? They should wait until he at least makes it into the history books, for better or worse.

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Who wants to join me in Laughing at PETA for their attempts at making Sea Kittens? Laughing is all well and fine, but what do they taste like and what do you put on the hook to catch them?

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I know this girl for 3 years now we went to seperate schools and i really like her,i know her phone number and we sumtimes hang out, like friends should i ask her out and how? You did say you know her phone number...call her.

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Would you say Picasso was creative in his new art? or avoding tradtion for lack of skills? Picasso did like any reasonable artist, he followed the money. It wasn't lack of talent that took him to Cubism. If you check out his pre-Cubist work, particularly that of the Rose period, the talent is obvious. But, if you can make more money doing cubist works, where you can punch out huge volumes and make as much and more per painting than you can doing something time consuming, you...

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My female cat has been in heat for several weeks and wants to mate. I'm not sure if my male cat has mated with her yet, my question is will she still try and mate even if she's pregnant? If she's pregnant, she'll go out of heat and the male won't want to mate with her.

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