Originally posted by Great Big SteesA: I once had to give a 90 minute presentation to a group of about 200 people at a conference in Jakarta. The material was completely rooted in photos, maps and statistics laid out in a 40 slide PowerPoint presentation... which was destroyed by a computer virus in front of our very eyes up on the big screen as I took my place at the podium. I was like a deer caught in the headlights for about 30 seconds while I regrouped.
Q: Have you ever been like a "deer caught in the headlights"?
Q: What would be the average time (in minutes) between eyes opening/waking up in the morning and feet touching the floor beside your bed?
03 Mar 16
Originally posted by FMFWhatever our previous (and future) disagreements may have been (and might be), I feel your pain in this situation.
A: I once had to give a 90 minute presentation to a group of about 200 people at a conference in Jakarta. The material was completely rooted in photos, maps and statistics laid out in a 40 slide PowerPoint presentation... which was destroyed by a computer virus in front of our very eyes up on the big screen as I took my place at the podium. I was like a deer cau ...[text shortened]... utes) between eyes opening/waking up in the morning and feet touching the floor beside your bed?
04 Mar 16
Originally posted by FMFOriginally posted by Grampy Bobby (OP)
A: It was a question for you or anyone else to answer. This thread is about asking questions for the sheer sake of it.
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04 Mar 16
Originally posted by Great Big SteesA: It's a bit like cow's tongue but tastes younger.
Q: Who here can describe the taste of calves tongue?
Q: Will those who make money out of mobile phone batteries work behind the scenes to prevent wireless free-energy-from-the-environment technology from spreading?
04 Mar 16
Originally posted by FMFA. Covertly maybe bur technology is relentless.
A: It's a bit like cow's tongue but tastes younger.
Q: Will those who make money out of mobile phone batteries work behind the scenes to prevent wireless free-energy-from-the-environment technology from spreading?
Q. Will we ever run out of questions?