Originally posted by FMFA. 80% based on a recent study of one. (me)
A: Restful. I'd listen to some music and catch up on some reading.
Q: What proportion of usable e-mail addresses in the world do you think are effectively defunct and their owners have either forgotten all about them or would have no idea how to log in?
Q. Why do we have fashion (not just clothes but music, architecture and language) ???
Originally posted by wolfgang59A: It is a manifestation of that intriguing blend of independence, dependence and interdependence that creates the individualism-collectivism dichotomy in the human condition.
Q. Why do we have fashion (not just clothes but music, architecture and language) ???
Q: Is there anyone else you can talk to, I hear you ask?
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Originally posted by FMFA: On occasion.
A: It is a manifestation of that intriguing blend of independence, dependence and interdependence that creates the individualism-collectivism dichotomy in the human condition.
Q: Is there anyone else you can talk to, I hear you ask?
Q: Is it just "rednecks" who support The Donald?
Originally posted by HandyAndyA: Get directions from someone who actually knows the way not from some farmer who sends you on a wild goose chase up a hill in the rain or a white van man who sends you beetling down the wrong motorway. Not that I'm still miffed about those incidents. Far from it.
A. Trump's followers include dimwits and dunces of various stripes and other misfits. I think Robbie likes him.
Q. What's the quickest way to get to Canada?
Q: Do you have any interesting anecdotes about the consequences of not drinking coffee in the morning?
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Originally posted by FMFA: Yes. The today I missed out on my morning, and only, coffee of the day and I had the urge to take up smoking again after 30+ years of quitting. I replaced my smoking with just 1 coffee a day...oh and three donuts.
A: Get directions from someone who actually knows the way not from some farmer who sends you on a wild goose chase up a hill in the rain or a white van man who sends you beetling down the wrong motorway. Not that I'm still miffed about those incidents. Far from it.
Q: Do you have any interesting anecdotes about the consequences of [b]not drinking coffee in the morning?[/b]
Q: Should I go back to my morning coffee?
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Originally posted by FMFA: Because they don't realize that we are now in the year 2015 not 1815.
A: Depends. What time of day is it now where you are?
Q: Why is a man's virginity on his wedding day not as venerated and as mandatory around the world - in so many cultures - as a bride's?
Q: Why did I subscribe?
Originally posted by Great Big SteesA: Good question, but a much better question is 'why do you think I subscribe?'
Q: Why did I subscribe?
Q: If there had been no English Channel, after beating Belgium in 18 days, the Netherlands in 5 days, and France in 45 days in 1940, and with the British Army having left most of its equipment and vehicles behind in Dunkirk, how many days would it have taken the German Army to have crossed over to Britain and overrun it militarily?
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Originally posted by FMFA: With the Canadian army (well a part of it) being there as of January 1, 1940...never.
A: Good question, but a much better question is 'why do you think I subscribe?'
Q: If there had been no English Channel, after beating Belgium in 18 days, the Netherlands in 5 days, and France in 45 days in 1940, and with the British Army having left most of its equipment and vehicles behind in Dunkirk, how many days would it have taken the German Army to have crossed over to Britain and overrun it militarily?
Q: What is North Korea going to do now that is supposed to have a Hydrogen Bomb?
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Originally posted by Great Big SteesA: Try to secure a regular supply of food for the people assigned to look after it.
Q: What is North Korea going to do now that is supposed to have a Hydrogen Bomb?
Q: Will the production values of TV series adjust to the fact that people often now get access to a whole series all at once and watch 3-4 episodes at one binge sitting?
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Originally posted by FMFA: One would hope so, enabling the likes of say, Moonshiners, to have simultaneous translation of what they are saying, y'all.
A: Try to secure a regular supply of food for the people assigned to look after it.
Q: Will the production values of TV series adjust to the fact that people often now get access to a whole series all at once and watch 3-4 episodes at one binge sitting?
Q: Why soooo many "reality" shows on TV?
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Originally posted by FMFA: No. Just trying to be a bit "high brow" versions of the same thing.
A: Often bottom denominator ideas easily ~ and relatively cheaply ~ executed.
Q: Do you see 'fly on the wall' documentaries as being something distinct from 'reality TV'?
Q: Will ISIS (ISIL) ever sit down as a legitimate participant in negotiations?
Originally posted by Great Big SteesA: Probably. And it will ~ in an admittedly slightly tortured analogy-sense ~ take place in the kitchen at Mr Jones' farm.
Q: Will ISIS (ISIL) ever sit down as a legitimate participant in negotiations?
Q: Is catch-all scorn and cynicism about politicians rather overdone?