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Originally posted by FMF
A: 3,300 ml

Q: Which passing fads in the past did you subscribe to, mistakenly thinking it was a sea change?
a) free love...

b) what do you suppose is wrong when certain parts of yer body turn purple and green at the same time???


Originally posted by rookie54
a) free love...

b) what do you suppose is wrong when certain parts of yer body turn purple and green at the same time???
A: Animated movie-related candy merchandise overdose.

Q: Doesn't the state owning a nation's natural resources - on behalf of all the citizens living on its territory - make sense if the proceeds from their exploitation meant there could be lower rates of tax?


Originally posted by FMF
A: Animated movie-related candy merchandise overdose.

Q: Doesn't the state owning a nation's natural resources - on behalf of all the citizens living on its territory - make sense if the proceeds from their exploitation meant there could be lower rates of tax?
A: No because a nation usually never runs like a business.

Q: Do you believe Oscar Pistorius' side of the "accidental" death of his girlfriend?


Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Q: Do you believe Oscar Pistorius' side of the "accidental" death of his girlfriend?
A: My impression is that the only traction he had for the credibility of his account of it was something that was generated by his celebrity status and that an ordinary bloke with a record of abusing his partner, and with a convoluted yarn about how he shot her accidentally through a door, would have gone down bang to rights for a long stretch. But I did not follow it closely. I am only commenting on it summarily because he's a celebrity.

Q: Do you think that this question about meralgia paresthetica is at last drawing some deserved attention to the plight of those who suffer from it?


Originally posted by FMF
A: My impression is that the only traction he had for the credibility of his account of it was something that was generated by his celebrity status and that an ordinary bloke with a record of abusing his partner, and with a convoluted yarn about how he shot her accidentally through a door, would have gone down bang to rights for a long stretch. But I did not follow ...[text shortened]... a paresthetica is at last drawing some deserved attention to the plight of those who suffer from it?
A. Unfamiliar with "meralgia paresthetica".

Q. Why do you contribute to this online public forum?


Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Q: Is there a way to get rid of unwanted genes?
A: Adopting a child, rather than creating one, perhaps.

Q: Why are Canadians generally better than Americans?


Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
A. I live next door to a cemetery.

Q. Is it okay to eat a reincarnated chicken?
A: Yes, as long as you don't mind if it repeats.

Q: Why are Tests so poorly attended in the country where the passion for cricket is otherwise statistically unrivalled?


Originally posted by FMF
A: Yes, as long as you don't mind if it repeats.

Q: Why are Tests so poorly attended in the country where the passion for cricket is otherwise statistically unrivalled?
A: The cost.

Q: Why is it that a neighbour's trees leaves always tend to land on your lawn.


Originally posted by Great Big Stees
A: The cost.

Q: Why is it that a neighbour's trees leaves always tend to land on your lawn.
A. Forget the leaves, my neighbour's tree dropped plums into our garden which my dog (despite our best efforts) ate in abundance, stones and all. Dog got sick and had to have an operation. (Cost us £600!). After that we took to harvesting the tree ourselves and hacking off overhanging branches. (Neighbour was elderly).

Q. Anyone want any plum jam? (600 jars, 1 pound each).

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Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
A. Forget the leaves, my neighbour's tree dropped plums into our garden which my dog (despite our best efforts) ate in abundance, stones and all. Dog got sick and had to have an operation. (Cost us £600!). After that we took to harvesting the tree ourselves and hacking off overhanging branches. (Neighbour was elderly).

Q. Anyone want any plum jam? (600 jars, 1 pound each).
A: Yes

Q: Do you mean .4535 kg each?


Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Q: Do you mean .4535 kg each?
A: No.

Q: Do you have any qualms at all about handing something to someone with your left hand?

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A: Seventy nine days ago on the 10th August in an empty lecture theatre, except for the Masters Degree student I'd been with, who made things worse by fussing over me very kindly. I was the same age as I am now.

Q: Does anyone here believe Benjamin Netenyahu when he claims that Hitler was talked into carrying out the Holocaust by a Palestinian?


Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Q: Why is it that a neighbour's trees leaves always tend to land on your lawn.
A: In order to provide yet more evidence that life is merely a sexually transmitted terminal disease.

Q: What kind of funeral have you attended the most times [1] open coffin [2] closed coffin?

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