Things You'd Like to Know

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A: 60 was fine for me.

Q: Could you consider living somewhere else?

Originally posted by lolof
Q: Could you consider living somewhere else?

A: I have spent almost 25 years living somewhere else.

Q: What year would you say was the height of the British empire

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A: I think some terrible things happen in this commercial field as people from rich countries make use of the violence of poverty in poor countries in order to get what they want.

Q: Can you remember ~ specifically ~ the moment at which you were the most angry in your life and the reason for it?

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A. Insensitivity toward the feelings and wishes of others and hypersensitivity toward their own feelings and wishes.

Q. Why do the first four letters of the friendly greeting "Hello" spell Hell"? Sense of humor of the person who coined the word"?
An accident or fluke?

Originally posted by FMF
A: I have spent almost 25 years living somewhere else.

Q: What year would you say was the height of the British empire

The Elizabethan years.

Why do some people prefer the company of pets to other humans?

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The French language by far.

When you dream about yourself, are you a different age than you really are?

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A: The night two days before my first marriage. I had a horrible hangover for three days, yes on my wedding day. Damn in laws anyway. Here GBS it's just beer.

Q: That was my last hangover (44 years ago). When was yours?

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
A: The night two days before my first marriage. I had a horrible hangover for three days, yes on my wedding day. Damn in laws anyway. Here GBS it's just beer.

Q: That was my last hangover (44 years ago). When was yours?

A: I can't remember, it was so long ago.

Q: Why do we have problems in accepting teetotalers at dinner parties?

Originally posted by lolof
A: I can't remember, it was so long ago.

Q: Why do we have problems in accepting teetotalers at dinner parties?

A: Because all caddies want to talk about is golf.

Q: Why is it so hard for some governments to accept that they've made a mistake?

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
A: Because all caddies want to talk about is golf.

Q: Why is it so hard for some governments to accept that they've made a mistake?

A. Probably because the political party in power attempts to conceal mistakes
from their voter base in order to remain in power after the next election.

Q. Who placed the "Broth" at the front door of Brothel?