15 Aug 15
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyA: Maybe posting the same question [which appeared in the OP] over and over and over again ~ as you have done with the one above ~ is some kind of weird online "aggression" on your part and if "social assertiveness" is your excuse for doing it, then so be it.
Q. At what point does social assertiveness become aggression?
Q: If capital can be moved freely over international borders, sometimes with little or no restrictions, why not human beings too?
15 Aug 15
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyA: They most likely wouldn't, Grampy Bobby.
Q. If someone says: "I write with my ears." and someone else says: "I listen with my eyes." How would the next person say he/she reads?"
Q: Should Labour in the UK offer a distinct alternative vision of governance that might keep them out of power for a generation, or should they consciously move closer to the platform that has beaten them two elections in a row?
Originally posted by NoEarthlyReasonA: I think it may be a fine line rather than terrifyingly thin.
Q. What are your personal thoughts on the terrifyingly thin boundary between dignity and regret?
Q: Is top class scientific talent being used to ensure that mobile phone batteries don't last too long and their owners therefore have to replace them more often (and expensively) than might otherwise be necessary.
15 Aug 15
Originally posted by FMFA. UK News is seldom analyzed in depth on USA News Media.
A: They most likely wouldn't, Grampy Bobby.
Q: Should Labour in the UK offer a distinct alternative vision of governance that might keep them out of power for a generation, or should they consciously move closer to the platform that has beaten them two elections in a row?
Q. "They most likely wouldn't..." To whom do you refer as "the next person who wouldn't say he/she reads?"
15 Aug 15
Originally posted by HandyAndyA: An acknowledgement that something might not have happened if it were not for the person to which the gratitude is directed.
Q. What is Gratitude?
Q: If you can remember the first time you heard stereo music through headphones, what was the song or piece you heard?
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16 Aug 15
Originally posted by FMFA: I don't recall the first stereo music I heard using headphones but the first stereo music I heard was a piece by Tchaikovsky (1812 Overture) on a Seabreeze (I think that was it's name) portable stereo with detachable speakers. It was a 1959 Xmas present from my parents and it came with a 33 1/3 album of classical music.
A: An acknowledgement that something might not have happened if it were not for the person to which the gratitude is directed.
Q: If you can remember the first time you heard stereo music through headphones, what was the song or piece you heard?
Q: Who has had the most influence on your life?
16 Aug 15
Originally posted by FMFA. Impossible to answer rationally until "ordinary people" is clearly defined.
A: Ever since I got married, my spouse.
Q: Why did the instances of ordinary people reviewing new music on the net peak (maybe 10-15 years ago) and then fade away so markedly?
Q. Is it true that sometimes the question is is there really a question?
16 Aug 15
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyA. In this thread, probably, as there's much passive aggression and many loaded questions.
A. Impossible to answer rationally until "ordinary people" is clearly defined.
Q. Is it true that sometimes the question is is there really a question?
Q. Why do you like cross-dressing so much?
16 Aug 15
Originally posted by phil3000A: I've got absolutely loads of hair. Maybe the 'fairness' can be seen in how hair cover averages out across the population.
Why do men lose their hair and animals don't ,just doesn't seem fair to me .:'(
Q: Why does the facility for normal spoken English so often seem to suffer a downgrade when people talk to kittens?
16 Aug 15
Originally posted by NoEarthlyReasonA: It helps me to address the question of whether I've stopped beating my wife.
Q. Why do you like cross-dressing so much?
Q: Is the extraordinarily large prison population in the US in part the result of the ego and demagoguery of politicians?