09 May 15
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Originally posted by Great Big SteesA. No but I sometimes hear a great big sucking sound after someone else takes a beer from his fridge somewhere north of here.
A: The night I found my mother slipping a dime under my pillow and taking my tooth. (two years ago)
Q: Does anyone else hear muffled sounds coming from their beer fridges that seem to stop when you take one out?
Q. What causes some people to become cynical?
09 May 15
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyA: Neo-conservative ideology causes some people to become cynical; this is seen in how they justify economic policies that produce hardship and how they characterize dissent as being naivety.
Q. What causes some people to become cynical?
Q: Why do some Americans believe that President Obama has already "completely destroyed" their country, as I heard Mark Levin say on the radio earlier today?
10 May 15
Originally posted by Great Big SteesA: Depends on what you mean by "soon"; the next referendum will be about twelve years from now.
Q: Will Scotland have another referendum soon?
Q: Assuming Scotland will have another referendum, what is a different guess as to when it might happen?
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11 May 15
Originally posted by FMFA: I think they'll learn something from the Quebec "experience" and hold off for at least 3 or 4 years and be sure about how they word it.
A: Depends on what you mean by "soon"; the next referendum will be about twelve years from now.
Q: Assuming Scotland will have another referendum, what is a different guess as to when it might happen?
Q: What the heck's with the weather anyway?
15 May 15
Originally posted by Great Big SteesA. Perhaps the atmospheric "weather" reflects the social unrest and heightened political tensions around the globe.
A: I think they'll learn something from the Quebec "experience" and hold off for at least 3 or 4 years and be sure about how they word it.
Q: What the heck's with the weather anyway?
Q. What was Robert Frost's meaning in the line that expressed a focus on 'inner rather than outer weather'?
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15 May 15
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyA: Acid Reflux as opposed to Acid Rain maybe.
A. Perhaps the atmospheric "weather" reflects the social unrest and heightened political tensions around the globe.
Q. What was Robert Frost's meaning in the line that expressed a focus on 'inner rather than outer weather'?
Q: Would you have paid $179,000,000.00 US for that Picasso?
15 May 15
Originally posted by Great Big SteesA: No, certainly not and if his art was produced today I'm not sure people would be crazy about it.
A: Acid Reflux as opposed to Acid Rain maybe.
Q: Would you have paid $179,000,000.00 US for that Picasso?
Q: Could we live in a society where people don't use money?