Today's Question

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Today's Question

November 26, 2015: What in your considered opinion is the greatest fallacy in the world today?

Originally posted by FMF
Everything about the episode points to the Russian plane being over Syria. The reason the Russian plane didn't engage in combat was presumably because there was absolutely no reason to do so. The surviving Russian pilot has confirmed that no warnings were received. The Russian plane would not have just let itself be destroyed after "ten warnings". Why on earth w ...[text shortened]... duce audio and visuals that even I could cobble together on a computer and pass off as evidence.

Originally posted by Captain Strange
Zero

Originally posted by divegeester
There is definitely more to it than meets the eye. Why would the Russian pilot risk so much for nothing.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby

Originally posted by FMF
[b]Today's Question

November 27, 2015: What benefits are there for a young child ~ for whom life proceeds so slowly ~ of seeing cats born, go through kittenhood, become adult cats and then have kittens of their own, all in such a relatively short space of time?[/b]

Originally posted by karoly aczel
Learn about life and life cycles?

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Today's Question

November 28, 2015: In broad terms, what does the often repeated anecdote about hotel swimming pools, poolside seating, towels, and early mornings, say about differences between German and British culture?

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Today's Question

November 28, 2015

"If life gives you a lemon, make lemonade." (anon); however, if life gives you a cactus, what should you do with it?

Originally posted by FMF
Could well be. I don't always hold Germans well after I've had a drink.

Originally posted by divegeester
I think she is trying to say that Brits are drunkards.