Today's big question

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11 Oct 22 22:59

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11 Oct 22 22:59

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Since we had a holiday on Monday, is tomorrow still garbage day or has that been shifted to Thursday?

The only Mr T

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12 Oct 22 05:55

Since your question was posted at 11:59pm I'm unable to answer due to the condition of the thread. Your question now qualifies as yesterdays big question but unfortunately no such thread exists.

FMF

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12 Oct 22 09:03

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@trev33 said
Since your question was posted at 11:59pm I'm unable to answer due to the condition of the thread. Your question now qualifies as yesterdays big question but unfortunately no such thread exists.

The definition of "today" is permanently hurtling along at about 1,000 miles an hour; it's a wonder tall trees ain't laying down.

Very Rusty

RETIRED!

Halifax, Nova Scotia

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12 Oct 22 14:55

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@kevin-eleven said
Since we had a holiday on Monday, is tomorrow still garbage day or has that been shifted to Thursday?

Country and time-zone would be important! 🙂

-VR

Very Rusty

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12 Oct 22 15:00

@very-rusty said
Country and time-zone would be important! 🙂

-VR

Thanks for the red thumb fmf! 🙂

-VR

rookie54

free tazer tickles..

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12 Oct 22 16:05

rookie54

What was the name of Vincent Van Gogh's brother?

75% Theo

13% Thierry

13% Thomas

0% Timothy

0% trex, the ear eating sauropod

8 votes • Final results

Gertrude

santa cruz, ca.

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13 Oct 22 02:34

@fmf said
The definition of "today" is permanently hurtling along at about 1,000 miles an hour; it's a wonder tall trees ain't laying down.

comes a time

FMF

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13 Oct 22 03:41

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@gertrude said
comes a time

When you're talking about what "today" is, the time zones and the pancake-like spinning of this disc-like Earth, make things way, way more complicated than simply saying there "comes a time", regardless of what pampered musicians might have us believe.

And even then, we still face the question "what is big?"

And - with regard to what a "question" is - we can pause for thought over this: "What is the answer to this question?" Answering "yes" or "no" just makes a mockery.

It's a mess. A complete mess.