Originally posted by Grampy BobbyA: drewnogal suggested it was "Because they need to be loved". You, Grampy Bobby, criticize other people in public perhaps more often than anyone else here, one wonders if drewnogal's suggestion applies to you.
Q. Why do some people get their kicks out of criticizing other people in public?
Q: Can parents shape their children's taste in music in the long term?
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Originally posted by FMFA: Yes as long as they, the parents, expose them, the children, to many musical genres.
A: drewnogal suggested it was "Because they need to be loved". You, Grampy Bobby, criticize other people in public perhaps more often than anyone else here, one wonders if drewnogal's suggestion applies to you.
Q: Can parents shape their children's taste in music in the long term?
Q:What causes a "ticklish" throat?
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyA: Depends on her personality.
A. He'd probably go into a coma.
Q. How would a woman cope with a man who treated her abusively?
Q: I found a pair of wildly striped (red, yellow, blue, green and orange) I used to wear in the early (63) 60s. Any of you wear them?
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Originally posted by FMFA: They kill a fellow employee vying for the same job.
A: Among others, a feather pushed right down it.
Q: What kinds of things single out a person as being "cut throat" as opposed to merely "ambitious" or "competitive"?
Q: Why is a bat (the cave dwellers) called a bat?
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Originally posted by Great Big SteesA: Because they are blind, and so calling them "bats" dovetails nicely with the age old simile "as blind as a bat".
Q: Why is a bat (the cave dwellers) called a bat?
Q: Why is fascination with culture so often inclined to filter out ugliness and is often circumspect about how culture can be - in reality - a 'force' of repression for so many people in its embrace?
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Originally posted by FMFA: Because humans are humans I guess.
A: Because they are blind, and so calling them "bats" dovetails nicely with the age old simile "as blind as a bat".
Q: Why is fascination with culture so often inclined to filter out ugliness and is often circumspect about how culture can be - in reality - a 'force' of repression for so many people in its embrace?
Q: Do you (general you not you specifically FMF) have compassion for your "neighbours"?
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeA. Only if its organically grown, prepared with care and cooked properly.
A. I live next door to a cemetery.
Q. Is it okay to eat a reincarnated chicken?
Q. Which is the greater asset: how hard you can hit or how hard a hit you can take and still remain in the arena?
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeA: Good question. But the answer to an even better question is '1.Poached 2.Boiled 3,Scrambled, and only if there's no choice 4,Fried'.
Q. Is it okay to eat a reincarnated chicken?
Q: Did you think the Wallabies would win by that kind of margin?
Originally posted by Great Big SteesA: For the grown ups, yes, certainly. The compassion is occasionally somewhat more strained with the neighbours' kids, at times!
Q: Do you (general you not you specifically FMF) have compassion for your "neighbours"?
Q: Could even more money be somehow squeezed from nostalgia than is already the case?