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Originally posted by FMFA: WHOA! Way too deep for me.
A: Yes, and it all stems from healthy young men insisting on being paid to play the Beautiful Game.
Q: Do 'Mohammed cartoons' ~ and the murder and outrage attendant thereto ~ advance or hamper the struggle for the right to free speech in parts of the world where that right is still fragile or imperilled, or culturally 'alien' ?
Q: When you sneeze, do you do so more than once at a sneezing?
Originally posted by Great Big SteesA: They come in triplets, for me.
A: WHOA! Way too deep for me.
Q: When you sneeze, do you do so more than once at a sneezing?
Q: What might be the unseen disadvantages of this whole new generation emerging among whom very very few know how to use a clutch on a motorbike?
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Originally posted by FMFA: Motorbikes may become, like the dinosaur, extinct, relegated to museums.
A: They come in triplets, for me.
Q: What might be the unseen disadvantages of this whole new generation emerging among whom very very few know how to use a clutch on a motorbike?
Q: Why wasn't Karla Homolka given the same sentence as Paul Bernardo?
Originally posted by Great Big SteesA: It's complicated but the blame will always eventually rest with Obama.
A: Motorbikes may become, like the dinosaur, extinct, relegated to museums.
Q: Why wasn't Karla Homolka given the same sentence as Paul Bernardo?
Q: What would be the downside of combining the 'Culture Forum' and the "General Forum'?
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Originally posted by FMFA: Those who post in the cultural forum would eventually, like most of we GF posters, become uncultured.
A: It's complicated but the blame will always eventually rest with Obama.
Q: What would be the downside of combining the 'Culture Forum' and the "General Forum'?
Q: Why is it that it seems always to take death for certain rules/laws to be followed/ enacted?
Originally posted by Great Big SteesA. Apathy.
A: Those who post in the cultural forum would eventually, like most of we GF posters, become uncultured.
Q: Why is it that it seems always to take death for certain rules/laws to be followed/ enacted?
Q. If Russ were to add another public forum, what would you personally recommend as its title?
Originally posted by Great Big SteesA. Various things such as feminine pulchritude, personality, common frames of reference, compatibility to name a few.
A: Yes but only if they are found with the head still attached or at least near the body.
Q:What attracts you men to women?
Q. Is it generally true that there are times during a chess game when a well placed pawn is more powerful than a queen?
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyA: Paraphrasing Bill Clinton: it depends on what "powerful" means.
A. Various things such as feminine pulchritude, personality, common frames of reference, compatibility to name a few.
Q. Is it generally true that there are times during a chess game when a well placed pawn is more powerful than a queen?
Q: Why, in the Honeymooners, is Ed Norton's apartment so much nicer than Ralph Kramden's?
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Originally posted by nimzophyshA: Joyce Randolph (Trixie) was a wife whose priority was making sure that their home looked nice where Audrey Meadows (Alice) had to concentrate on making Ralph meals.
A: Paraphrasing Bill Clinton: it depends on what "powerful" means.
Q: Why, in the Honeymooners, is Ed Norton's apartment so much nicer than Ralph Kramden's?
Q: Can you hold nothing?
Originally posted by Great Big SteesA: We hold these truths to be self-evident.
A: Joyce Randolph (Trixie) was a wife whose priority was making sure that their home looked nice where Audrey Meadows (Alice) had to concentrate on making Ralph meals.
Q: Can you hold nothing?
Q: What was Don Knots greatest dramatic role?
