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I will answer all your questions
Posted by calais50 • 9/26/08 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
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I'm bored as hell.
I have no particular expertise in any area and will answer all your questions.
So ask away!
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If a train leaves Chicago at 1,000 MPH and another leaves New York at 1,000 MPH, Which one would crash into the other first?
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Why do basketballers have to be tall, I mean wouldn't it be easier to find players if they just drop the height of the hoop?
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Have you ever travelled outside North America?
If so, where did you go and what did you like/dislike about your experience?
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Should the five main food groups be changed to meat, chocolate, cheesecake, candy floss, and black forest cake?
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Would you kill a thousand of these with your own bloody hands in order to add 100 years to your life......

YOU MONSTER! SAY NO ALREADY! Look at those big puppy eyes! How could you even think about it for this long? Stop reading and say no! -
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Would you rather go into an MMA fight against a guy 3 weight classes above you or.........
Would you *SOB*.... Would you..... GAH! YOU MONSTER! HOW WOULD YOU EVEN THINK OF DOING SUCH A CRUEL THING TO THESE TWO BABYS

You truly are a monster, You wouldn't get punched in the jaw by a fist hitting with enough preasure to crack diamonds so you could get enjoyment out of doing terrible things to these darlings.
MONSTER! -
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What are the chances of the Earth being hit with a Gamma Ray burst today? Hint: there is a 1% chance that the Earth will be hit by a Gamma Ray burst once in it's life time of 7 billion years.
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My answer is 0.000000000000003913894324853
7 billion yrs X 365 days in a year = 2.555 trillion (# of days in 7 bil yrs)
1/2.555 trillion= 0.000000000000391389432485323
(likelihood that any particular event will happen on a particular day within the 7 billion years)
0.000000000000391389432485323 X .01=0.000000000000003913894324853
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It would have been helpful this past weekend when I was trying to take the packaging off a new exercise bike I bought. I ended up using a screw driver and a steak knife to remove some staples. I jabbed myself in the hand with the steak knife and got a deep cut. If I'd had the light sabre, I could have melted the staples with it.
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If you read the mind of your boyfriend, and it was revealed he loved someone else more but liked you enough to not risk going after the other person--would you prefer to be aware of that, or simply continue in your blissful happiness unaware?
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How could the terminator films be possible?
Think on this for a moment. John Conner sends Kyle Reece back in time to defend his mother, and he ends up knocking her up with John Conner. Doesn't that mean the original John Conner (the one who sent Reece back in time) could never have existed?
How about this...in T2 - the Cyberdine engineer (Miles Bennett Dyson - I have detailed files) responsible for building Skynet (the computer system that declares war on humanity) says that his research was feuled by finding the robotic hand of the Terminator from the first film. Doesn't this mean that the original Skynet could not have been built? How could it have been built without the first terminator having already come back in time?
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I have several questions....
How do they get the caramilk in the caramilk bar?
Will my husband every do the dishes?
How can I get my kids in bed by 9pm without a fight?
Should I make pasta and meatballs or chicken and rice for dinner?
and finally....
Can you cook our dinner and have it here by 6:30PM?? -
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i'll try again..perhaps Terminator was a bad choice of topics....let's move on to Isandlwana (battle of).
Who is more responsible for the English defeate at the hands of the Zulu impi? Was it colonial sapper Col. Anthony Durnford? Or was it the highest ranking imperial officer who perished in the camp, Lt. Col. Henry Pulleine?
Many books argue back and forth on the subject. Some lionize Durnford (i.e. "The Washing of the Spears"), while others are more critical of his indecision in conjunction with the confusion of Pulleine's standing orders (i.e., "How Can Man Die Better?").
I love asking such bizarre questions.
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