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If my car is impounded, broken into and damaged while in possision of the towing company, who is responsible for getting it repaired? Sounds like the breakin might have been done by the thugs operating the tow truck company.

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I stopped smoking weed and had a positve test at 250 i was drinking cranberry juice finnally got a negative screen stopped drinking juice still not smoking weed had a positive test of 350 how can this happen? At least one of the people administering the test were high on weed.

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Why defects are always seen in any software? Can we have defect free softwares ever? My software has no defects if I truly focus and spend time to get it right.

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What was your very first memory? Throwing rocks in a creek.

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If God showed up at your door..what would you do? Ask him if he had the wrong address.

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How did John Cale's former alcoholism and heroin addiction in the late seventies affect the man that we know today? What question. Thats a nice one!

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What is the best way to tell identical twins apart? Label Them (just joking).

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Who was the first person to drink wine in the Bible? Probably God right before he dreamed up this whole circus. (just a joke OK)

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If your spouse wanted you to attend on a TV talk show to tell you a "secret" would you attend? Those shows would be considered 'exploitive' if PT Barnum had done them. Its OK as long as our NY and Hollywood elites engage in a little exploitive 'trash bashing'.

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How would you, personally, fake suprise? Wet my pants?

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Are there female Leprechauns? Yes, Leprechicks.

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Why is George Bush such a genius? Maybe he's not a genius, but right about a few things none-the-less. I see nothing but bashing of this president. "Oh my, does anyone dare defy the lockstep leftist dogma???" It might seem 'unpopular' to question the Democratic controlled main stream media and the steady stream of lies and distortions they have spewed with careful intent. I think it is sad for...

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If finite minds can't grasp infinity, then what is the point of worshipping a deity we don't know or understand, and does the fault for this imperfection lay upon the deity? First, our minds might not be finite yet may merely grasp all of infinity that they need in this world. Blind worship may not be the goal, but attempting to enhance our understanding of these greater concepts might be the 'point' of religion(s) and philosophy. Whatever imperfections that might exist might lie on a larger scale with the 'diety', but on a smaller scale...

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Can you hear silence 0 By the way... Manfred Mann had an album called 'The Roaring Silence'. I am not suggesting you listen to it, just stating a fact.

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When I say "cheese" you say ...? tomato?

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Is it weird that I am a hardcore Catholic with a passion for World Religions? I don't think so, when one has an interest in things of a religious or philosophical nature, I think one finds the beliefs of other people on these topics of interest as well.

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What is the worst thing to bring through customs? A kilo of heroin and 2 live fighting roosters.

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Is it true that NASA have discovered a new "earth" in another solar system? This is not an answer but I am interested. Does this planet have a name? What is the name of the star it orbits? How many light years away is it?

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Is there no hope for my future since I failed 4 courses in college? I'm currently a sophomore and have let personal problems ruin my academic life this year. Of course I plan to get back on track, but is it absolutely hopeless now? There's always hope. Step back from it. You can probably piece your college back together. And realize college isn't everything. A large majority of people have no degree (you can look up the statistics). Also you will find that a large number of very great people had troubles in school or had little or no 'schooling'. Either way, hope everything works out for you....

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Does likeing boobs make me lesbian I am a man, so maybe my answer is biased... but how can you NOT like boobs? Whats not to like?

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What does tweak mean when they talk about computers? I may be mistaken, but I believe in computers as in any field 'tweak' means to fine tune for performance, or customize more precisely to one's preferences.

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Does reverse psychology really work? whats a good example? Sure it works. My favorite example is 'Brer Rabbit' and the briar patch - As he says to brer fox, 'whatever you do please, please don't throw me in that briar patch'. Another good example is Tom Sawyer painting pickett fences (convincing everyone else its fun so they do his work). (or was that Huck?).

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What can I do with a million thimbles? Get some old classic car - like a an old Chevy Impala. Restore it, and cover the whole outside of the car with thimbles. This will probably use about 28,943 of the thimbles, so only 971,057 thimbles to go!!!

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Do you think that weed or pot is a drug , and should it be legal legal world wide? Is a naturally occuring substance that makes some people feel good. Has some bad side effects. Should be legal. Bottom line, no one should be able to tell some one else what he can or can't do as long as he/she is not directly hurting or endangering someone else. Driving a car high should be illegal. Sitting at home smoking reefer should not be. Don't we have enough real crime...

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Guys, would you sleep with Lorena Bobbitt? Sleep with one eye open with this one.

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What's the biggest favor anyone ever asked you? Loaned my car to a guy who had no license.

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What gives us the right to Kill one another even in War when the Ten Commandments say " Thy Shall Not Kill " -- ? ---- Please don't bash me it's just been on my mind latley This is not an answer, but I always wondered, does it perhaps apply to animals too? Since it does not say, "thou shalt not kill people", it just says "Thou shalt not kill." Period. Just curious on a similar topic.

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How can i handle a sexist teacher? Today he let a guy wear cammies and i got a detention for it. Protesting makes me lose points and i cant fail this year. Maybe the teacher, like I, wonder why you are concerned with a guy 'wearing cammies'.

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Have you, or anyone you know, ever been part of a cult? Which was it? I know lots of people who live in this 'cult of personality' dumped on us by the mainstream media.

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Why are foods called Devil's Food Cake and Devilled Eggs? Devils gotta eat too.

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Is your bank ethical or evil? If they were evil they would steal every penny and I wouldn't put money there.

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Why is it that christians bash atheists? I fully expect negative points from the loving christians. Why do atheists bash christians?

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What if you're in hell, and you're mad at someone, where do you tell them to go? To visit your inlaws?

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I am taking a poll. Who thinks that Painful Ginsu should stay on AB? And why do you think that? I don't know the fellow, so my question is why shouldn't he/she stay on AB?

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They say it is impossible to sneeze with your eyes open...well I can do it....is there anybody else that can? I can do it but everytime I do I need to go frantically feeling around under the table looking for my eye balls.

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What do you think of folks from India? I like people from India. Very warm. Nice sense of humor. Spiritual almost mystical at times. Good minds for logic and abstraction. Not obsessed with materialism. Very trustworthy and not inherently violent. These are my impressions of people from India.

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I have 3 friends who have had several encounters with both the Incubus and the Succubus. Is there a chance that all of this could be happening? Their scared and I dont know what to think! (skeptics be kind! If this is real it is no laughing matter)-Thanks Oops - tried to comment, now it won't let me delete this one.

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WHY DO PEOPLE INSIST ON TYPING QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN CAPS LOCK AND USING SEVERAL QUESTION MARKS???? They are typing with one finger and it is too hard to hit shift key and some other letter at the SAME TIME!!!!

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How do you feel about diversity? I feel like I am 'supposed' to say; Oh boy, oh boy, if only we can be diverse, we won't need any other virtues or strengths. Diversity is EVERYTHING!!!! Yippee dooo! That's how I 'feel'. Like the thought police is saying "you're view on diversity had better be homogenous and fit in with the popular view."

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I have just reached the level of Brain...what should I do now? Have you considered retiring? The pay here is kinda low, and the hours are long and hard. LOL

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What device that you use on a daily basis will be the first to become obsolete? Newspapers. If you can call that a device. But what will I use in the puppies room for poop? What better thing than a newspaper?

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Why do I let myself be hurt all the time by people when it has happened so many times? I think the part of your question 'let myself be hurt' contains the essence of the answer. Learn from experience. You can avoid being hurt in several ways (internal and external) yet still connect with people. You gradually learn to distinguish more quickly the types to avoid.

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Do you believe your country should allow capitol punishment? Yes, but only for clearly proven capital crimes. We need a lot more of it to get rid of the repeat offenders they keep letting out. It is clearly a deterrent. Studies of crime have shown that 2 primary things reduce crime: 1) the severity of the punishment 2) the liklihood of speedy punishment People who are criminals don't generally stop themselves from committing crimes because...

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What is Goofy? (the Disney character) He is a very goofy cartoon dog.

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Why do people say "utilize" instead of "use"? 'Use' has some negative connotations. If you say 'I want to use Eleanor' that can be seen as having other than the intended meanings.

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GUYS: you know the u-shaped toilet seats? do you lift them when you have to urinate? If in a public place I lift them unless they have already been peed on - but I am not going to touch a pee'd on toilet seat just to avoid peeing on it.

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Why doesn't he love me? The sages say that 'Love is blind'.

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Would you own an electric car? Not until market forces make this or any other vehicle a reasonable alternative to current gasoline models. I think one type of alternative fuel vehicle will eventually break this barrier (i.e. cheaper to purchase and operate than gasoline car with otherwise same features and quality). But so far gasoline vehicles are by comparison a much better value.

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Do you have a mantra that gets you through the day? What is it? In an alternate universe somewhere, I am really livin' it up right now.

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What shall I do to make a furby a punk? Give it a greaser hair doo and a nose ring.

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How many clouds to do think you see outside right now? Too dark to really see clouds now, but since I see no stars I have to assume that is one big cloud up there right now.

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Liger--Fact or Fiction? Ligers, Tigons and Bears - Oh my. Strange but true.

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How much would it cost to go to Japan by ship fro the United States? There are some notes about going to japan by sea on this site. (most of it not encouraging). http://educationjapan.org/jguide/before_japan.html Some people used to take 'working passage' on freighters, but this is less common now. Try that search term for some ideas. Sorry I couldn't give more specifics.

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What is Your Favorite Holiday Food? Does Egg Nog count for food?

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Do you agree with the song from Avenue Q-"Everyone's a little bit racist"? I am not familiar with the song from 'Avenue Q' nor have I ever heard of Avenue Q - probably makes me a racist. People who use the word 'rascist' are in fact usually the greatest bigots. Luckily I go through most of my days without thinking about my own or anyone elses 'race'. Apparently some people can't go five minutes without bringing race into...

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Do you think that man is arrogant enough to try to force the hand of God? (especially the apocalypse.) It is man and not God who is the usher of the apocalypse (if such a thing might occur).

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I have 3 friends who have had several encounters with both the Incubus and the Succubus. Is there a chance that all of this could be happening? Their scared and I dont know what to think! (skeptics be kind! If this is real it is no laughing matter)-Thanks I don't think a truthful answer is 'unkind' nor does being rational denote undue skepticism and my only answer to this question is: No.

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Is it true that lighter colored eyes are more sensitive and weaker? If so, why? Just a thought, but with something like eyes being more 'sensitive' does not necessarily go hand in hand with 'weaker'. I would think that the more sensitive the eyes the better they would function.

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Are we obligated to take care of our elderly parents even if they were horrible parents to us? You are under no obligations to do anything of this sort.

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Is Holland the same as the Netherlands? Where is Holland? Most people in English speaking countries use Holland synonomously with the Netherlands. It is OK to call the Netherlands 'Holland'. But technically Holland is one of the primary regions within the Netherlands.

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Is time travel possible? Apparently so for certain types of sub atomic particles. I personally don't think people will be able to go forward or backwards in time. No wait... there's me from the future coming to tell me I was wrong.

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HOW LONG CAN YOU KEEP CHAMPAGNE FOR? I could never keep champagne around my place more than a couple of days. Must have been my room-mates.

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Why do many people disagree with Starbucks' business practices? I have no problem with their business practices. In fact I think they are brilliant for getting so many people to come in and pay so much for a freaking cup of coffee. What I do have a problem with is: No freaking cup of coffee is worth that much!

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What do you think of George W. Bush? We are lucky to have had Bush and not Gore or Kerry. He is honest and made many of the correct and tough decisions (nonetheless unpopular decisions since most people have NO CLUE about what's happening in the world.) Modern Democrats have no vision other than 'appease terrorists and dictator states who sponsor it' and 'raise taxes, raise taxes'. They are 'stuck...

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Why doesn't the U.S. offer health care when it is a human right? The US offers medicare/medicaid for people above a certain age or who can not work. Citizens and non-citizens receive 'emergency room' treatment regardless of ability to pay. I am a healthy working American and I pay for this. Traditionally, in the US it was not seen as the Job of the government to provide health care, but of the private sector (the people). People can spend as...

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What would happen if we abolished the concept of countries? It would take a VERY powerful country to 'abolish' the concept of countries.

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What do you think of George W. Bush? I think we are lucky to have him. He is honest. He has made some decisions that have been relentlessly 'demonized' by the leftist media. But taking on Saddam in post 9/11 era is just about the only thing an American president could do under the circumstances and is totally justified. Saddam continued to play games with WMD inspectors right up to the invasion. He was told TIME...

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Do fish breathe water? I think it is reasonable to say that fish breathe water similarly to the way we breathe air. They extract oxygen from water by moving it across their gills, while we extract oxygen from air by inhaling fresh air into our lungs. Some would say that fish are not really 'breathing' water since the fish is not fully 'inhaling' the water (only passing the water through the...

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Which is more expensive, a motel or a hotel? A hotel is generally more expensive and nicer. But some that call themselves 'hotels' are really like 'motels'. I am no snob, and I have stayed at both, depending on the money I have, and the quality of the place. For instance, on vacation I might stay at a cheaper beach front motel, instead of a nicer hotel a mile away. (But anything ON the beach is not cheap.) If...

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I'm 44-years-old. What are my chances of getting pregnant and having a normal pregnancy? I know that the chances drop in the 40s. You may wish to consider timing and even checking with a doctor to consider fertility options. Concerning some of the other feedback: I think there can be many advantages to waiting (as more and more people do) - you are more stable, more mature, and likely better prepared financially than you would be at 20, 25 or other early age. You may be in a...

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Where's a site that can help me discover a career best-suited for me? A thorough site would be nice. The book "What Color is your parachute" has been known as one of the best for helping you figure out where your interests and aptitudes lie (and it is a moderately fun book considering the topic - work). Also covers how to get the job you want. The website related to this book is: http://www.jobhuntersbible.com/ It is a good starting point. Has links to other sites, etc. You...

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In what ways are illegal immigrants harming the US? The answer by Auntie Em is very good and pretty much covers it. However, I'd like to add: Create an undocumented 'underground' like a black market where nameless criminals can operate with less chance of being apprehended. I have heard that over 50% of LA criminal cases involve undocumented people.

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Why am I so tired? Oddly enough, many people are mentally tired and stressed in the modern world, yet physically understimulated. If this fits, try doing a little more physical activity that you enjoy which is easy on the mind - like hiking or walking. Even just walking through a mall - but with no other purpose than excercise.

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What or who in your life defines you as a person? It is the definitions and other confinements imposed on me by society and others that I am trying to go beyond. But I guess by reacting, these definitions define me still.?

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Should one word answers end with a period? Maybe?

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When did liberals take over the American network news media? There has been a liberal bias ever since I can remember (early 1970s) but the shrillness of the leftist media has become much more frenzied since the 1990s. The choice of which stories to air, and the 'spin' they put on the stories they 'select' demonstrates the liberal bias. CNN had a spot the other night where they 'bashed' the Iraq war. They had 3...

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Do lizards creak or make any other sound? Some make no sound, some hiss when mad, some kinda grunt.

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Is it true everyone has an ancestor that was of royal blood? No. It is mathematically very unlikely.

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How far must one be from an airport in order to safely and legally fly model rockets? These days (since 9/11) I would like to think that you need to be pretty far away. So far that there is not even the 'appearance' of a threat.

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Why do I dislike most people I come in contact with? Could be you're coming in contact with the wrong people? Or maybe you've been burned a few times and are sensitive, so now you start new people you meet at 'less than average' rating. Try starting people out neutral and give it time to see if they 'sink or swim' (don't start off with them sinking as soon as you meet them). Does this make any sense? Trying...

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If the moon was made of cheese, would you eat it? No. Because if I eat it, then everybody thinks its OK to eat it. Before long it loses some of its gravitational mass (because everyone is eating it) and it drifts out of earth's orbit. Then we have no more moon or tides and werewolves can never roam.

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Is it common for two "straight" guys to have sexual encounters with each other? I have been 'straight' my whole life, and it has never happened and never will. Not only does it not turn me on, the idea really turns me off. I can't speak for other 'straight' guys though, but this is how I am.

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What book would you recommend to someone who is very lonely? There are lots of 'self help' books on how to 'win friends' and 'overcome depression' etc. You may not be interested in this type of book. Either way: You may want to focus on something positive, i.e. if you are lonely don't read more and more depressing lonely stuff. It seems to me that depressed, disconnected or lonely people surround themselves with...

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Are court TV programs real? I don't think so. The courts I see in early morning are daffy and like a circus. I don't think they are representative of what happens in a real courtroom (at least I hope not!)

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What is the best way to get a guy to leave you alone for good? Do something to gross him out.

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How do I keep my hair from poofing out after I get it wet? Try letting it dry natural sometimes instead of blowdrying.

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Why do so many celebrities give their children such weird names? With these hollywood types, everything is fake and for publicity. They marry other famous people to make big news stories. Their kids have weird names to give the media something to 'buzz' about (even if the weird name and neglect the often give their kids scars them for life).

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Who doesn't find the Daily Show with Jon Stewart and the Colbert Report funny and why? I like comedies that can spoof politics of either party (like saturday night live will spoof the president whether he is republican or democrat). Daily and Colbert are too one sided - they have an 'agenda' and I am tired of the hollywood/NYC media ramming their 'agenda' down my throat. So I don't watch but could otherwise probably find them funny.

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What is better, USB 2.0 or firewire? Firewire is faster, but USB 2 is compatible with a lot more devices. Firewire may be one of those technologies that never completely 'catches on', but USB 2 and whatever will follow that line are 'here to stay'.

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Why can I resist everything except temptation? Temptation is the way which everything presents itself to us, so the question seems puzzling.

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Do animals have their own language? Yes, but it appears that their languages are more rudimentary. If you are interested in this stuff you might reseach KoKo the ape who and now communicate in numerous ways with people, pretty amazing.

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What does lol mean? It means I am 'laughing out loud' to distinguish that I see the humor in what you said or perhaps to designate that what I am saying is meant to be funny (since things can often get misinterpreted on the internet since you can't see the person). For instance, if I typed - Now, I'm really mad!!! you might think I am really mad. However if I say Now, I'm really...

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If I don't know what a stain is how can I identify it and get it out? If you have tried the softer stuff, there are some solvents that will take out just about anything (Like xylene or MEK). But they may discolor whatever you are trying to preserve. With any stain remover, test a patch of material first that is in an out of the way or unnoticeable location for 'color fastness'.

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Does the military accept convicted felons as recruits? Reminds me of the 'Dirty Dozen' movie - although in that movie I think the crimes they committed were while in uniform (and they were facing court martial). I know this does not answer the question, just thought it would be an interesting side note.

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The lottery is almost $200 million. What are your plans if you win? Try not to change too much. I have heard that winning the lottery is the worst thing that ever happened to some people. Still I wouldn't turn it down. After paying the massive taxes, I'd first pay off my debts and and put aside enough to live comfortably on interest the rest of my life. (I am not a lavish person so this will be easy). I would get a bigger house with some land...

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Why do people want things they can never have? I think people just want whatever they happen to want. In some cases the wants are easily attainable and other times not. Sometimes we only remember or notice the wants we can't achieve. When you reframe it this way, the question becomes 'Why can't I just have anything I want?'. Then the answer becomes clearer. Some things you want will be easier to attain than...

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Does going to school every other day seem odd to you? Sounds like an interesting plan. You can study the prev. days stuff pretty easily on the day off between classes (reading, excercises, etc.)

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Is it normal to get weird, uncontrollable spasms in your eye? I get them too, but then again I am not normal.

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What is the best cat litter, and can any cat litter stop your cat from going outside the box now and then? Best cat litter is probably any non-clumping non-scented. The scents added to some litter may turn away some cats (they don't like some perfumey smells). Also if the go outside - you may have to get more than one box (maybe in other locations) especially if you have more than one cat. Also clean them more often. Some cats don't like to 'go' in another cats spot.

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Why do finger nails grow faster than toe nails? Not so sure that the premise is true? I think mine grow about the same rate.

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What if it were impossible for anyone to lie? A lot of people would be in for a lot of surprises.

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How can I train my dog to like larger males? No joke, I am wondering if you mean larger male people or larger male dogs.

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Is it true that if you get an electronic device wet, like an MP3 player, it can dry out and work again? Yes. I had a digital guitar pedalboard that got wet when the basement flooded. Water literally poured out of every port when I picked it up. Here are the tricks. Do NOT turn it on or plug it in until it is completely dry. Take it to a dry place. If possible open it up so you can use a hair dryer to help dry it out. Let it sit for a couple of days before until completely dry...

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How do you treat ringworms? Lamasil kills the fungus and cures it. Also Tinactin. Other cures that I know of just fight the itching symptoms. Get the Lamasil, ask any nurse or doctor - this one is easy.

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Why do aliens travel billions of miles just to shove a probe up our ass? People who think they got 'probed' by an alien were probably too drunk or stoned to know what was really going on the night before or who 'probed' them.

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What is the purpose of cursive writing vs. printing? I think speed is the underlying reason, but I can print faster than most can write cursive - and it is more readable too.

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Can my neutered cat have intercourse with another cat? I have a nuetered male persian who frequently tries to 'mount' another neutered male cat. (This includes the typical biting and holding behind the neck and humping.) Wisely the other male throws him off pretty quickly. Not sure how far it would progress with a receptive female.

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What songs make you want to get up and dance? Low Rider - by War. Album: Why can't we be friends. Not a dance tune, but then again I'm not a dancer. This song makes me 'want' to dance but luckily for everyone else I just stay seated and tap my feet a little.

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What's the best way to stay awake in class? Take classes that interest you and which are taught by professors or teachers with a reputation for making class interesting (assuming you have some choice in the matter).

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What is your favorite planet/dwarf planet and why? Any planet orbiting any other star has got my attention. Who knows what wacky life forms might be there. One day we may find we are not the only game in town.

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What's your favorite word? The words ridiculous and preposterous come to mind. I also like all the slang words for positive things we used to have but now it is no longer in vogue to refer to anything positively. People used to say: 'swell', 'neato', 'cool', 'nifty', 'keen', 'far out', 'dandy', 'groovy', 'right on',...

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Who's your favorite James Bond? I liked Roger Moore. Probably because of time when I grew up and first exposure etc. True Brosnan era films probably portrayed the character more correctly. The Moore films were a bit more comedic, but probably because of producers rather than Moores decisions or demeanor. I guess in my mind, Connery and especially Brosnan were just 'too cool'. A kind of 'fake cool'...

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Do you think it is possible to love a person after having spent 5 weeks with them 24/7? If you still like a person after being with them for 5 weeks 24/7 you are doing great. There are people I love who I don't like enough to be around 24/7 for 5 weeks. I'd say you may have found someone compatible - and Love has to start somewhere, whether after 2 weeks or 2 years, it can begin anywhere.

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What kind of digital camera should I get? For the price, HP has been OK by me. (Casual photography - I am not a pro and getting the 'best' camera would be overkill for me.)

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Isn't it possible that Saddam either buried his WMDs or shipped them out of Iraq prior to our invasion? Every one in the world political and intelligence community believed he was working on WMDs before the invasion and going back many, many years. He threw out inspectors many times during Clinton and early Bush admin. Why would he throw out inspectors if he had nothing to hide. Even Clinton, Kerry and EVERYBODY are on record for years saying Saddam was dangerous, huge enemy of human rights,...

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Is it more effective to read the textbook before or after the lecture? If you want to participate in discussion, I'd say read before lecture. However, for passing classes, listen to professor and then when you read you will note the portions he of which he spoke (which will likely be emphasized in testing).

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If a lion and a tiger were fighting who would win? If equal size, I'd say the tiger since they are loners while lions generally depend on the pack. If a female tiger vs. a single female lion, I'd definitely vote on the female tiger - very aggressive. If male lion vs. similar size male tiger I'd bet even money. The turf could also matter as each will fight more courageously to defend it's own territory or a kill.

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Do you find winter as depressing as I do? Do you live for spring and summer? Why? I like all seasons. Winter can be a bit depressing. If winter seems too long you may wish to move further south (if in Northern hemisphere). The closer you get to the equator the less winter you have (and often the seasons are less distinct).

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What time does evening start? Generally at or after dinner or the last main meal of the day (unless you eat very late).

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Will there ever be a total cure for cancer? If so, how long do you think it will be? I think science will prevail. Genetic research will probably lead us there much sooner than most realize. I would take bets on this if I could.

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What would you do if you were invisible and could get away with it? Listen to what people said about me when I am not around. Stay out of the road.

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How do you ask questions? There is first an understanding that there is something you do not know. You then have the realization that you would like to know. While you might find out the 'hard way', you realize that another person might know and could impart the information much more quickly. You then use any communication skills you might have with the party whom you suspect could have the most reliable answer.

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Why do some people insist on bringing their political views into everything? I try not to bring mine until someone else (usually on the other side) brings theirs. Then it's 'open season' on whackos.

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Was there really a UFO crash at Kettsburg, Pennsylvania? If something unidentifiable crashed, then by definition there was a UFO. However, it is unlikely that most or any UFOs actually involve space aliens.

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Can money buy happiness? It all depends on what makes you happy. Try to figure out what makes you happy, then figure out how much money it will take (if any). Most people find that the most important things in life are not related to money or can't be bought.

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What color do you get if you mix red with pink? reddish pink

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What gear do I need to catch carp? fishing pole, no floats but some weights, hooks, stink bait. Yes that's right. You might catch some catfish too.

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Life did get better in the 1930s. How much was Roosevelt responsible for it? Was it due to other factors? Roosevelt and others believed that the situation was dire and that the government had to do something to spark the economy. They made efforts in this direction. I believe it is difficult to say with any certainty whether these efforts had their intended effects or not. However, I believe it is more likely that Roosevelt had some positive effect on the economy than some other presidents...

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Why do scientists predict that humans need to colonise other planets in the future? Look at a graph of population growth over history. You will see it begins to spike sharply upward over the last century. The population double much quicker than it did for centuries or millenium. If we stay solely on this planet we have to come up with good solutions for the future: birth control, enhanced food production, land use, etc. Or if we don't mother nature has ways of...

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I'm almost 16 and 5 foot 11. Is there any way I can grow to be 6 foot 2? I was about your height at 16 and am now 6 feet 1. I grew about 1 foot plus between ages of 13 and 16 - so fast I have vertical stretch marks on my back. Grew a couple more inches in the next couple of years. I was kinda skinny for most of my life - at 16 I was about 5' 11" but weighed only 155, but I started filling out more in my twenties. Wish I could go back to those days...

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Can a snail live without its shell? Not really. The snail is 'attached' to his shell - pretty much like a turtle. This is not like a hermit crab who finds an empty shell from some other dead creature and just 'wears' it. The shell is part of the snail.

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Why is the Bible so hard to read? The Bible was written as several books that might (or might not) have been intended to be put together into a single 'book'. Learning more about who wrote each book may give more insight. You can see a common thread through some of them, but it is a stretch in some cases. Try reading each book as an independent entry and you will see more cohesiveness within a given book than is...

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Why should I believe in God? I wonder at times 'how did everything come into being?' or more exactly how did this world with all its complexity occur wherein there are more stars (suns perhaps) than people on the earth. So how do we get something from nothing? I mean the big bang does not explain this - the particles that made the theoretical big bang are SOMETHING. How does something or anything arise from...

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Should the Federal government be held accountable for destroying valuable evidence at the WTC? They did break the law...why do you feel they are above it? Omit anti-science. The people who flew airplanes into our buildings were the ones who 'broke the law' and killed a lot of innocent Americans too. Americans did NOTHING to deserve this. The perpetrators were Islamic fundamentalists bent on Jihad (just like recent terrorist incidents in Spain, Russia, India, Indonesia, Israel, etc. etc.). The concern should be about the desire of a certain large numbers...

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Do you know anything about fuzzy logic? Fuzzy logic is not a 'derogatory' term although I have heard people acuse one another of 'fuzzy logic'. Fuzzy logic is an advanced scientific concept - useful in describing events containing some degree of randomness or in programming an application to approximate a task. When you can not specifically define a programming task you may be able to specifially define a set of...

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How can a man hit a woman or a child and think it is ok? Most of them know it is not OK. But there are some sick and twisted people out there.

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Do all insects have six legs? Yes - all insects of the insect family have six legs. Spiders have eight legs and are not insects. Some of us call all creepy crawly things 'bugs' and that is an OK generalization. But a spider is not an insect, nor is a millipede an insect but they can all be called bugs.

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Would you watch this? I did. It's different.

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How did women begin to wear pants/jeans? Probably wearing their husbands pants from time to time, and wanting their own.

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Why are kids scared of pediatricians? No one likes to be probed, stuck and cajoled. Kids are just more honest about it.

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Why do spiders scare people more than other types of insects do? Because they are such unique and precisely methodical predators. Most of them build a web - a trap of sorts that is invisible to their bumbling prey. When the prey stumbles into the web the fear begins - the spider quickly approaches and grapples with the struggling victim - entangling the victim with more and more web. At its first safe opportunity the spider moves in for a quick bite -...

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Does turning off your computer save power? Depends on how long you will leave it off for. If you turn it on and off every chance you get you will burn more power than just leaving it on. The act of 'booting up' requires more power than just sitting there. As a rule of thumb, if you want to save power, turn it off every time you do not plan to use it for a while.

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What would happen if a human ate poison oak leaves? What about smoked them? Very itchy mouth and lungs.

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If slavery was allowed today, would you own a slave? No. It is just wrong. By the way, most people in the South did NOT own slaves. Mostly just very rich planation owners. The vast majority of southerners were very plain (often poor) farmers, shopowners, craftsmen, etc. Most white southerners didn't really support slavery and did not want so many slaves to be brought in - however by the time of the civil war there were so many slaves,...

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What is the craziest thing you've ever done? One of the craziest: As a kid, we had a BB Gun battle with some friends in the woods. Some of the older guys had pump BB guns and kept pumping them higher and higher. I stayed low and told them to hold off but they kept firing. My fried next to me was braver and kept popping up to fire from behind the log pile we were behind. He caught a BB in the forehead about 1" above his eye....

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How far below the surface does a hurricane affect the ocean? Do the fish notice what's going on? My answer is not as good as your question. Here is what I think: Fish close to shore are affected in that they risk being washed ashore amidst trees buildings etc. They may become beached in the aftermath. Fish further out to say are 'affected' by churning waters (which diminish quickly with depth). Those near the surface may get tossed about a bit more than usual, but it is of no...

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Who was the first person to say "nothing is impossible"? Not sure but I've heard it phrased more commonly 'anything is possible'. However, this should not be confused to imply that any notion we have have is as probable as any other idea. Nor does it imply that any concept is automatically correct since 'anything is possible'. A thing could still be considered 'possible' since we don't know...

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Do you know Sasquatch? I once knew a dude we called Sasquatch, and we also called him 'Yetti'. He was a big dude with rather long and wooly hair and a scraggly unshaven look. He was a friendly guy with a personality somewhat like Chewbacca from Starwars.

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Can I change a piece of music from key of C major to D major halfway through the piece? Sure - but the effect may be seen as either 'powerful and rousing' or 'stilted and awkward' depending on how you do it. My gut inclination (without knowing the piece) is to say just make the jump dramatically rather than ease into it (you are not trying to hide change but accentuate it or highlight it). Many songs make this type of 2 half step key change. Whether from C...

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The bible states honor thy father and mother. Suppose they are very evil, then should this still apply? I think it is implied that you 'honor' them by doing right - even if they are of the sorry type. When you are old enough to make your own decisions, this does not mean 'obeying' them if their 'orders' are flawed or impure in nature.

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What is happening when my ears ring? How do I make it stop? Try stopping smoking or other nicotine. Other drugs may also cause this. If you were or are exposed to a lot of loud noises, it may be somewhat permanent.

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Do cats really have 9 lives? No,but 9 cats have 9 lives.

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What is the difference between public ip and private ip? At a more fundamental level, public ips are 'internet accessible' while private ips are not (at least not directly).

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What is the name of the device that measures density? I don't know the name of the device but I think you are looking a measurement called specific gravity. The amount of water displaced (volume) divided by weight.

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Can you lose 35 pounds in two months with diet and exercise? You generally need to burn about 3500 calories more that the calories you intake over a period of time. Example calculation: So if you weigh 200 pounds and want to lose 35 pounds, you might find that you will maintain the 200 pounds with about 2500 calories per day with low activity level. Without increasing your activity level (burning 2500 per day) you can lower your intake to approx...

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What exercises can help me lose weight but won't hurt my back, as I have scoliosis? I am no doctor but swimming seems to be a good sport since the water supports part of your weight.

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Have two astronauts ever performed sexual intercourse while in outer space? I have pondered this question 'who will be first to have sex in space' and 'what would sex be like in zero gravity'. Pretty sure it has not happened yet.

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Why do people ask questions that they could easily answer themselves using Google? Maybe this is more efficient in some cases. Have you ever done a search for something and got so many false positives or clutter that you spent hours looking at everything but what you were looking for? Depends on what you are searching for I guess. If someone wants to save time and get a more direct and quick answer, more power to them. (FYI you will not find the answer to your...

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Why was George W. Bush re-elected? George Bush was the better choice in both elections and most Americans could see this. His competition was weak and we are lucky they were defeated. If the US and world media were not so biased against bush the margins in his favor would have been huge. He won in spite of the mass media controlled by the left. A large portion of voters pulls the lever based on whatever the media tells them....

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Why does the US government think it is unacceptable for other countries to have nuclear weapons, while the US can have them? We are not concerned if other advanced democracies have nukes. The people in those countries like the US would like to live and not kill. The leaders and some fanatics in Iran want to KILL and some are fully willing to die in order to kill. Fanatical backwards dictators and nuclear weapons do not make a good combination. In the final analysis, even if some can not understand the...

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What are your thoughts if the United Nations became the one world government? It is sickening that the UN is already a cackling hall of the worst jackals and despots. Many of these two bit despots don't give their people the right to vote, yet their country gets a vote in the UN? Make all dictatorships 'non-voting' members. Set up standards for 'inclusion' including basic freedoms and human rights tolerance and you will have a more...

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Why weren't Amtrak trains used to evacuate people from New Orleans before Hurricane Katrina hit? Why didn't the mayor use the city buses to evacuate before it hit? The real answer is - the evacuation order was given. Most of those who stayed did so of their own free will. Some of those who stayed did so intentionally to get an opportunity to 'loot' an abandoned city. They didn't expect a flood of this proportion.

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Why is it the Federal government refuses to investigate the possibility of demolition involved in WTC 9/11 attacks, admist astounding theory and evidence? Some of the smaller towers (not the 2 big ones) were taken down a few days later. Too damaged to be salvaged. However, most of this demolition stuff is from conspiracy theory speculators. I think some people want to make believe that the problem is anything other than what it really is - a violent fanatical element is trying to hijack one of the world's largest religions (islam). ...

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Which country in the world is generally regarded to have the most freedom? Many other answers focus only on the intellectual freedoms. Most nations are drifting toward socialism and government control of the economy. Rates of taxation in many of the euro socialist countries is astronomical (but the US is tilting that way too). As governments control more of the economy, people have less freedom to excel or to choose a line of work. Socialists are so concerned with...

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What is the difference between the Nazi and the Republican party's doctrines? The question is assinine. One could ask a similar question like: "Why are democrats and islamic/fascist terrorists spewing out the same anti-American rhetoric these days". Actually the Nazi party (short for national SOCIALIST party) is more akin to modern democrats than it is to republicans (i.e. big government, the individual is nothing the state is everything, etc.).

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