would science and religion better coexist if not for Christian's insistence the bible is a science book?
Q. and...would HISTORY and religion better coexist if not for Christian's insistence the bible is a HISTORY book? it seems to me the reason for bible stories is not that they are historically accurate.. but what they mean... or why they were important to people then, or now, or both opinions?
Asked by Pryme - Tue Nov 25 07:42:39 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It'd be so much better if people would just admit it's Myth.
Answered by You think I am just a friend... - Tue Nov 25 07:46:57 2008
Q. and...would HISTORY and religion better coexist if not for Christian's insistence the bible is a HISTORY book? it seems to me the reason for bible stories is not that they are historically accurate.. but what they mean... or why they were important to people then, or now, or both opinions?
Asked by Pryme - Tue Nov 25 07:42:39 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It'd be so much better if people would just admit it's Myth.
Answered by You think I am just a friend... - Tue Nov 25 07:46:57 2008
Is this the real reason for the Government's insistence on introducing a National ID Card system?
Q. The Government has now completely lost track and count of the number of people entering and remaining without permission to stay in this country. A census would not work, because illegals just wouldn't fill in the forms, so this way, they can get the police to do the dirty work of keeping tabs on everyone.
Asked by A pale imitation of The Dame - Thu Mar 6 19:26:30 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it still wont work even with id cards. the goverment are just power hungry fools who want to controll every aspect of our lifes. No sooner than having id cards introdiced and the criminals will have come up with a way to counterfit and scam your card. just look at chip and pin the socalled technology to stop credit card fraud it is just as easy as it was before
Answered by mowhokman - Fri Mar 7 08:01:54 2008
Q. The Government has now completely lost track and count of the number of people entering and remaining without permission to stay in this country. A census would not work, because illegals just wouldn't fill in the forms, so this way, they can get the police to do the dirty work of keeping tabs on everyone.
Asked by A pale imitation of The Dame - Thu Mar 6 19:26:30 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it still wont work even with id cards. the goverment are just power hungry fools who want to controll every aspect of our lifes. No sooner than having id cards introdiced and the criminals will have come up with a way to counterfit and scam your card. just look at chip and pin the socalled technology to stop credit card fraud it is just as easy as it was before
Answered by mowhokman - Fri Mar 7 08:01:54 2008
Has the insistence of bloodless procedures by Jehovah witness help push advancements in bloodless procedures?
Q. How has bloodless procedures benefited everyone medically? How has it not? Besides being a Jehovah Witness, what other procedures where bloodless or no blood methods are used and is best to use?
Asked by DesiDani(still waiting for 12am) - Wed Jan 28 13:34:33 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. JW has NO effect on how surgeries are done. Ideally, they would all be "bloodless". Many have negligible blood loss. There are times when surgeons will not operate on JW patients because, although JWs have the right to refuse blood, surgeons do not have to be the instruments of their demise. We give blood products only when medically indicated, because there is always risk associated with transfusion. Only when the risk of NOT transfusing exceeds the risk of giving blood do we give it. With the exception of traumas and procedures requiring cardiopulmonary bypass, transfusion during surgery is a fairly uncommon event.
Answered by Pangolin - Wed Jan 28 16:06:30 2009
Q. How has bloodless procedures benefited everyone medically? How has it not? Besides being a Jehovah Witness, what other procedures where bloodless or no blood methods are used and is best to use?
Asked by DesiDani(still waiting for 12am) - Wed Jan 28 13:34:33 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. JW has NO effect on how surgeries are done. Ideally, they would all be "bloodless". Many have negligible blood loss. There are times when surgeons will not operate on JW patients because, although JWs have the right to refuse blood, surgeons do not have to be the instruments of their demise. We give blood products only when medically indicated, because there is always risk associated with transfusion. Only when the risk of NOT transfusing exceeds the risk of giving blood do we give it. With the exception of traumas and procedures requiring cardiopulmonary bypass, transfusion during surgery is a fairly uncommon event.
Answered by Pangolin - Wed Jan 28 16:06:30 2009
How wise was Washington's insistence on neutrality? What would you like to ask?
Q. What about the fact that, while this foreign policy stance may not have violated the letter of the alliance with France, it did violate the spirit of the alliance? In what sense, if any, is the idea of a Revolution of 1800 justified? (Note that Jefferson himself always considered that his election represented a genuine revolution but what did he really mean or understand by that term in this context?)
Asked by Cilla :D - Tue Nov 11 19:51:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was wise as. Staying neutral meant that no nation had an excuse to attack it. Why is the US fighting so much wars now? It ignored Washington's advice, became an empire-builder and is fighting to conserve its empire.
Answered by Chris S - Tue Nov 11 19:59:40 2008
Q. What about the fact that, while this foreign policy stance may not have violated the letter of the alliance with France, it did violate the spirit of the alliance? In what sense, if any, is the idea of a Revolution of 1800 justified? (Note that Jefferson himself always considered that his election represented a genuine revolution but what did he really mean or understand by that term in this context?)
Asked by Cilla :D - Tue Nov 11 19:51:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was wise as. Staying neutral meant that no nation had an excuse to attack it. Why is the US fighting so much wars now? It ignored Washington's advice, became an empire-builder and is fighting to conserve its empire.
Answered by Chris S - Tue Nov 11 19:59:40 2008
Is America's insistence on choosing Presidents out of fear rather than intelligence,given Bin Laden Power?
Q. The American Electorate has become more and more erratic since 911, people reach ridiculous conclusions, accept obvious lies,we are more divided than anytime since the 60's and we don't even look for competence in our leaders, just assume that Republicans are right on National Security no matter who their candidate is. Common sense has no impact on our choices and negative Politics now rule the land.
Asked by mrjonessr41 - Sun Sep 14 10:56:16 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That was the long term part of Bin Laden's plan. Disruption, confusion, economical stress, division and finally total collapse. So let's all just fall in line with his plan and elect another idiot with a short fuse and his female equivalent. (sarcasm)
Answered by Havasoo - Sun Sep 14 11:04:05 2008
Q. The American Electorate has become more and more erratic since 911, people reach ridiculous conclusions, accept obvious lies,we are more divided than anytime since the 60's and we don't even look for competence in our leaders, just assume that Republicans are right on National Security no matter who their candidate is. Common sense has no impact on our choices and negative Politics now rule the land.
Asked by mrjonessr41 - Sun Sep 14 10:56:16 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That was the long term part of Bin Laden's plan. Disruption, confusion, economical stress, division and finally total collapse. So let's all just fall in line with his plan and elect another idiot with a short fuse and his female equivalent. (sarcasm)
Answered by Havasoo - Sun Sep 14 11:04:05 2008
Is the Rest Of The World Rolling In The Aisles Over the Repeated Insistence of McCain Supporters That Obama ?
Q. is a Muslim? Since this is a lie that has been thoroughly discredited, does most of the world find it hilarious that McCain supporters continue to repeat this nonsense? starfryee is smoking that stuff again.
Asked by The Shoe In Your Face - Sun Oct 26 13:21:04 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They find it to be very dangerous that our crazies are allowed to run amok.
Answered by subwm4bush - Sun Oct 26 13:25:48 2008
Q. is a Muslim? Since this is a lie that has been thoroughly discredited, does most of the world find it hilarious that McCain supporters continue to repeat this nonsense? starfryee is smoking that stuff again.
Asked by The Shoe In Your Face - Sun Oct 26 13:21:04 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They find it to be very dangerous that our crazies are allowed to run amok.
Answered by subwm4bush - Sun Oct 26 13:25:48 2008
Atheistic Liberals: How is the insistence that your ideology is TRUTH any different from that of a Christian's?
Q. Atheistic Liberals: How is the insistence that your ideology is TRUTH any different from that of a Christian's?
Asked by Corky Thatcher - Wed Jul 29 14:24:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's not different at all. For me personally, I don't preach to anyone about what I believe. I could care less what each individual person believes; it's when someone decides I need to think the same way they do I get annoyed. I'm not atheist, but I think the question could be put to just about any group and the answer is the same. If my next door neighbor wants to worship the cockroaches in his walls that's all fine and good as long as he doesn't tell me I'm wrong in what I believe and I need to worship his cockroaches too, or they'll come and eat my walls or something.
Answered by astreastar - Sat Aug 1 11:19:37 2009
Q. Atheistic Liberals: How is the insistence that your ideology is TRUTH any different from that of a Christian's?
Asked by Corky Thatcher - Wed Jul 29 14:24:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's not different at all. For me personally, I don't preach to anyone about what I believe. I could care less what each individual person believes; it's when someone decides I need to think the same way they do I get annoyed. I'm not atheist, but I think the question could be put to just about any group and the answer is the same. If my next door neighbor wants to worship the cockroaches in his walls that's all fine and good as long as he doesn't tell me I'm wrong in what I believe and I need to worship his cockroaches too, or they'll come and eat my walls or something.
Answered by astreastar - Sat Aug 1 11:19:37 2009
Why the insistence, real Jewish believers , in Moses 365 prohibitions and 248 positive commands?
Q. David in Psalm 15 reduced them to only 11. Selah ! Isaiah in 33.14, 15 made them 6 Micah 6.8 binds them into only 3 and Habakkuk reduces them all to one Do know what it is ? ? they remind me of the man who most ardently wanted the words " rei fidelissimo " (Most Faithful King ) in his title that he spent 230,000,000 dollars for it (from the pope I guess) Yes It was that crazy King Joao the 5 th during the 1700;s This exorbitant sum however exausted Portugal's treasury for many years Are you paying too much and exausted my friend or your "title" "The just shall live by faith" Habakkuk says Faith, like a muscle, grows strong and supple with exercise. If you don't use it ,, you will lose it !-- Then its back to rulekeeping -- [cont.]
Asked by jon - Thu Jul 12 13:33:44 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hillel also reduced them to one, "What is hateful to you do not do to your neighbor; all the rest is commentary", but of course that can't be taken literally, nor can the reductions you mention.
Answered by Mark S, JPAA - Thu Jul 12 18:42:18 2007
Q. David in Psalm 15 reduced them to only 11. Selah ! Isaiah in 33.14, 15 made them 6 Micah 6.8 binds them into only 3 and Habakkuk reduces them all to one Do know what it is ? ? they remind me of the man who most ardently wanted the words " rei fidelissimo " (Most Faithful King ) in his title that he spent 230,000,000 dollars for it (from the pope I guess) Yes It was that crazy King Joao the 5 th during the 1700;s This exorbitant sum however exausted Portugal's treasury for many years Are you paying too much and exausted my friend or your "title" "The just shall live by faith" Habakkuk says Faith, like a muscle, grows strong and supple with exercise. If you don't use it ,, you will lose it !-- Then its back to rulekeeping -- [cont.]
Asked by jon - Thu Jul 12 13:33:44 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hillel also reduced them to one, "What is hateful to you do not do to your neighbor; all the rest is commentary", but of course that can't be taken literally, nor can the reductions you mention.
Answered by Mark S, JPAA - Thu Jul 12 18:42:18 2007
Fellow libs, has McCain's insistence that he will win made you feel a little bit more secure that he won't?
Q. I was starting to worry that maybe he would win. But then he said that he would and, well, he's been wrong about everything else the last two months so I figure that's it.
Asked by Go Ahead and Delete Me (STFU) - Mon Oct 27 01:58:28 2008 - - 22 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No candidate has ever won in the history of the US being this far behind in the polls this close to election day. I'm feeling pretty secure.
Answered by Ex-Republican - Mon Oct 27 02:06:57 2008
Q. I was starting to worry that maybe he would win. But then he said that he would and, well, he's been wrong about everything else the last two months so I figure that's it.
Asked by Go Ahead and Delete Me (STFU) - Mon Oct 27 01:58:28 2008 - - 22 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No candidate has ever won in the history of the US being this far behind in the polls this close to election day. I'm feeling pretty secure.
Answered by Ex-Republican - Mon Oct 27 02:06:57 2008
Do you think Agarkar has been persisted with the team for all these years due to sachin insistence?
Q. Do you think Agarkar has been persisted with the team for all these years due to sachin insistence?
Asked by sweetsword s - Wed Apr 4 13:47:24 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do not think so. According to me he has been persisted as he has been proved to be somewhat consistent bowler in ODI and Team India do not have much better choices.
Answered by vakayil k - Wed Apr 4 14:40:46 2007
Q. Do you think Agarkar has been persisted with the team for all these years due to sachin insistence?
Asked by sweetsword s - Wed Apr 4 13:47:24 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do not think so. According to me he has been persisted as he has been proved to be somewhat consistent bowler in ODI and Team India do not have much better choices.
Answered by vakayil k - Wed Apr 4 14:40:46 2007
Why did the Democrats back off their insistence on cutting the war budget??
Q. They proposed to cut $20 billion from the budget but flipflopped at the last minute. Good or bad, and why? PS - YA deleted this question two days ago, saying it was not a question! Then, they too flip flopped. But they would not re-post the question. Only gave me back my points. Hmmm - what is their political leaning?
Asked by Mongo - Sat Mar 3 12:04:16 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because the democrats like Hillary Clinton voted for the war. The democrats were very much for going to Iraq and then became hypocrite traitors. They know that they can't get away with cutting off funding ... Here's the proof that democrats are hypocrites & traitorous criminals ... "One way or the other, we are determined to deny Iraq the capacity to develop weapons of mass destruction and the missiles to deliver them. That is our bottom line." --President Bill Clinton, Feb. 4, 1998 "If Saddam rejects peace and we have to use force, our purpose is clear. We want to seriously diminish the threat posed by Iraq's weapons of mass destruction program." --President Bill Clinton, Feb. 17, 1998 "Iraq is a long way from [here], but what… [cont.]
Answered by ccguy - Sat Mar 3 12:06:46 2007
Q. They proposed to cut $20 billion from the budget but flipflopped at the last minute. Good or bad, and why? PS - YA deleted this question two days ago, saying it was not a question! Then, they too flip flopped. But they would not re-post the question. Only gave me back my points. Hmmm - what is their political leaning?
Asked by Mongo - Sat Mar 3 12:04:16 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because the democrats like Hillary Clinton voted for the war. The democrats were very much for going to Iraq and then became hypocrite traitors. They know that they can't get away with cutting off funding ... Here's the proof that democrats are hypocrites & traitorous criminals ... "One way or the other, we are determined to deny Iraq the capacity to develop weapons of mass destruction and the missiles to deliver them. That is our bottom line." --President Bill Clinton, Feb. 4, 1998 "If Saddam rejects peace and we have to use force, our purpose is clear. We want to seriously diminish the threat posed by Iraq's weapons of mass destruction program." --President Bill Clinton, Feb. 17, 1998 "Iraq is a long way from [here], but what… [cont.]
Answered by ccguy - Sat Mar 3 12:06:46 2007
Are You Growing Tired Of Obama`s Insistence On Making Any Excuse To Make Another Speech?
Q. Is this a dictator wannabe or what !!!??? Are Obama`s speeches burying him ? Hugh Betcha ! i love it
Asked by PC ANTAGONIST - Mon Sep 14 18:05:31 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh, so he doesn't have free speech? C'mon, the guy is President. He can talk about whatever he wants. You have the choice to not listen.
Answered by Griggnax - Mon Sep 14 18:13:52 2009
Q. Is this a dictator wannabe or what !!!??? Are Obama`s speeches burying him ? Hugh Betcha ! i love it
Asked by PC ANTAGONIST - Mon Sep 14 18:05:31 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh, so he doesn't have free speech? C'mon, the guy is President. He can talk about whatever he wants. You have the choice to not listen.
Answered by Griggnax - Mon Sep 14 18:13:52 2009
Is Bush's insistence to implement UN Security Council Resolution a little hypocritical?
Q. How is it that Bush can, with a straight face, expect North Korea to comply with UN resolutions, when he clearly disregarded the UN when invading Iraq?
Asked by Super Ruper - Fri Feb 16 10:30:03 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because he (and a lot of the people in the US) think it's one rule for them and a different rule for everyone else. The US owes millions to the UN in back payments that every country must legally pay. Also, if the UN wasn't based in the US i don't think they would even bother to show up. The US government clearly holds the UN in contempt and only sees it as a means of achieving their own goals when it suits them.
Answered by jezza - Fri Feb 16 10:36:59 2007
Q. How is it that Bush can, with a straight face, expect North Korea to comply with UN resolutions, when he clearly disregarded the UN when invading Iraq?
Asked by Super Ruper - Fri Feb 16 10:30:03 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because he (and a lot of the people in the US) think it's one rule for them and a different rule for everyone else. The US owes millions to the UN in back payments that every country must legally pay. Also, if the UN wasn't based in the US i don't think they would even bother to show up. The US government clearly holds the UN in contempt and only sees it as a means of achieving their own goals when it suits them.
Answered by jezza - Fri Feb 16 10:36:59 2007
Evolutionists! [additional characters inserted at Yahoo's insistence]?
Q. What the heck is an evolutionist please?
Asked by Tom Fenderson - Tue Jan 6 06:16:38 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Someone who believes in evolution, although it's kind of a weird term..
Answered by ashiq_ l_ gnostiq ( ) - Tue Jan 6 06:19:40 2009
Q. What the heck is an evolutionist please?
Asked by Tom Fenderson - Tue Jan 6 06:16:38 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Someone who believes in evolution, although it's kind of a weird term..
Answered by ashiq_ l_ gnostiq ( ) - Tue Jan 6 06:19:40 2009
How long after January 20 will the left blame Bush for everything?
Q. I say it will never end. They are unwilling to take their own inventory. Just like their continued insistence that Bush "stole the election".
Asked by DC Maximus - Thu Nov 20 11:48:31 2008 - - 32 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's no end in sight. As they increase taxes, unionize everything, nationalize everything and continue bringing this nation to it's knees, they'll blame Bush until the end of time, count on it!
Answered by suthrnlyts - Thu Nov 20 12:00:38 2008
Q. I say it will never end. They are unwilling to take their own inventory. Just like their continued insistence that Bush "stole the election".
Asked by DC Maximus - Thu Nov 20 11:48:31 2008 - - 32 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's no end in sight. As they increase taxes, unionize everything, nationalize everything and continue bringing this nation to it's knees, they'll blame Bush until the end of time, count on it!
Answered by suthrnlyts - Thu Nov 20 12:00:38 2008
How is income separated between business income and S-Corp income?
Q. My friend is a professional snowboarder who set up an S Corp last year at his accountant's insistence. He has parted ways with the accountant and wants to file on his own, but on the "Income tax summary" he received from his accountant last year, there is "Business income" and "Rent, royalty, partnership, SCorp, Trust" income and he has amounts in both areas. My question is how the accounant determined which amounts belonged in which areas--his income comes directly from his sponsors and he gets 1099 forms from them, and the only other income he has is from contest wins. He is the only owner/employee of the SCorp and does not have any complex accounting issues. I pretty much just want to know if income needs to be separated (onto Schedules… [cont.]
Asked by lulu22785 - Sun Sep 2 19:21:53 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The most likely reason is that the S-corp did not exist at the beginning of the year and all income from before it's existance would be considered self-employment income (Schedule C). S-Corps do NOT use Schedule E. They are their own entity and have to file their own return and pass the income to your friend via a K-1 or similar document. My advise to you and your friend is to forget doing this on your own and find a competent CPA or Premium H&R Block office (Premium offices are rarer and handle the really complicated returns like this).
Answered by Patrick S - Sun Sep 2 19:36:51 2007
Q. My friend is a professional snowboarder who set up an S Corp last year at his accountant's insistence. He has parted ways with the accountant and wants to file on his own, but on the "Income tax summary" he received from his accountant last year, there is "Business income" and "Rent, royalty, partnership, SCorp, Trust" income and he has amounts in both areas. My question is how the accounant determined which amounts belonged in which areas--his income comes directly from his sponsors and he gets 1099 forms from them, and the only other income he has is from contest wins. He is the only owner/employee of the SCorp and does not have any complex accounting issues. I pretty much just want to know if income needs to be separated (onto Schedules… [cont.]
Asked by lulu22785 - Sun Sep 2 19:21:53 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The most likely reason is that the S-corp did not exist at the beginning of the year and all income from before it's existance would be considered self-employment income (Schedule C). S-Corps do NOT use Schedule E. They are their own entity and have to file their own return and pass the income to your friend via a K-1 or similar document. My advise to you and your friend is to forget doing this on your own and find a competent CPA or Premium H&R Block office (Premium offices are rarer and handle the really complicated returns like this).
Answered by Patrick S - Sun Sep 2 19:36:51 2007
What happens to our humanity when everything is reduced to the profit motive?
Q. I think our dignity as sentient creatures gets diminished by our insistence on making money off of every human activity. Is is right to profit from our neighbor's cancer or amputation?
Asked by Change Now - Fri Oct 2 23:51:01 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is it right to profit off a neighbors hunger? Is it right to profit off a neighbors exposure to the elements? So, shouldn't all farmers just give their crops away. Shouldn't all merchants just give away cloths? Shouldn't all construction workers work for free? Look, we get it. You want a free handout. There is simply no logical argument for why you should get one.
Answered by How_Would_I_Know - Sat Oct 3 00:25:50 2009
Q. I think our dignity as sentient creatures gets diminished by our insistence on making money off of every human activity. Is is right to profit from our neighbor's cancer or amputation?
Asked by Change Now - Fri Oct 2 23:51:01 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is it right to profit off a neighbors hunger? Is it right to profit off a neighbors exposure to the elements? So, shouldn't all farmers just give their crops away. Shouldn't all merchants just give away cloths? Shouldn't all construction workers work for free? Look, we get it. You want a free handout. There is simply no logical argument for why you should get one.
Answered by How_Would_I_Know - Sat Oct 3 00:25:50 2009
do you think insistence pays off?
Q. i mean, if you are really tenacious in some matter and try hard to accomplish that, does it end in the way you wish for it? if it doesn't, are you satisfied with that what is accomplished?
Asked by michaga - Mon Jul 17 05:57:13 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Insanity (-n) To repeat the same action and expect a different result. Insistance will only achieve a desired goal with adaptation and common sense added.
Answered by D - Mon Jul 17 06:03:51 2006
Q. i mean, if you are really tenacious in some matter and try hard to accomplish that, does it end in the way you wish for it? if it doesn't, are you satisfied with that what is accomplished?
Asked by michaga - Mon Jul 17 05:57:13 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Insanity (-n) To repeat the same action and expect a different result. Insistance will only achieve a desired goal with adaptation and common sense added.
Answered by D - Mon Jul 17 06:03:51 2006
What is it about the republican mentality that makes them want to tell everyone else?
Q. how to live an how to act? Liberals, with their insistence of personal freedoms, tend to want to leave other people alone if they are not bothering them. Gay marriage, flag burning or pot smoking are good examples. Who cares? What is it about republicans and their leaders like McCain and Palin that make them want to dictate what the rest of us do?
Asked by The Shoe In Your Face - Sat Sep 27 12:47:41 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. they are often closeted homosexuals 2. they like children in the micheal jackson creepy kinda way 3. they have small dings dings 4. they never had a good relationship with their dads and moms ( dad wanted son to play football, but son wanted to be cheerleader.) 5. watch too much action movies with chuck norris saving the day and killing 99.9% of the worlds terrorists.
Answered by sha r - Sat Sep 27 12:54:32 2008
Q. how to live an how to act? Liberals, with their insistence of personal freedoms, tend to want to leave other people alone if they are not bothering them. Gay marriage, flag burning or pot smoking are good examples. Who cares? What is it about republicans and their leaders like McCain and Palin that make them want to dictate what the rest of us do?
Asked by The Shoe In Your Face - Sat Sep 27 12:47:41 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. they are often closeted homosexuals 2. they like children in the micheal jackson creepy kinda way 3. they have small dings dings 4. they never had a good relationship with their dads and moms ( dad wanted son to play football, but son wanted to be cheerleader.) 5. watch too much action movies with chuck norris saving the day and killing 99.9% of the worlds terrorists.
Answered by sha r - Sat Sep 27 12:54:32 2008
What is your worst "do-it-yourself" horror story?
Q. I am trying to talk a friend out of trying to replace the windows in her house herself. I keep telling her it is NOT that easy since I hired a company specializing in windows and doors and saw firsthand the work it takes to remove old windows and then replace them. My friend has done some work around her house like re-tiling her bathroom and replacing the sink and to be truthful, while it's passable work, it LOOKs like somebody who didn't know what they were doing. The work will pass I guess but I can't understand why someone who has the money won't hire a professional. Won't her insistence on doing it herself only serve to lower the value of her home if she should decide to sell?
Asked by nquizzitiv - Mon May 29 03:10:48 2006 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. LOL Good Question! Nice Answers! --- My worst, was not a horror story of a job that went bad... My worst, was my brother in law. He wanted to go to work with me. He works in an office all week, and wanted to "get a tan and enjoy working outside". I kept telling him no, I would not take him, but finally had to. One summer day, Garry is helping me build a storage shed. It is normally a one day job and I am rushing. Garry doesn't believe we will get done, let alone beat the rain. He is more In-The-Way than out of the way, but I did find him small jobs to do and he did okay until it was really rush-rush time just as dusk rolled in. I was almost done with the roofing. Garry says "what can I do?" I told him, Please, if you can,… [cont.]
Answered by officer_j_d_tippet - Mon May 29 03:30:34 2006
Q. I am trying to talk a friend out of trying to replace the windows in her house herself. I keep telling her it is NOT that easy since I hired a company specializing in windows and doors and saw firsthand the work it takes to remove old windows and then replace them. My friend has done some work around her house like re-tiling her bathroom and replacing the sink and to be truthful, while it's passable work, it LOOKs like somebody who didn't know what they were doing. The work will pass I guess but I can't understand why someone who has the money won't hire a professional. Won't her insistence on doing it herself only serve to lower the value of her home if she should decide to sell?
Asked by nquizzitiv - Mon May 29 03:10:48 2006 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. LOL Good Question! Nice Answers! --- My worst, was not a horror story of a job that went bad... My worst, was my brother in law. He wanted to go to work with me. He works in an office all week, and wanted to "get a tan and enjoy working outside". I kept telling him no, I would not take him, but finally had to. One summer day, Garry is helping me build a storage shed. It is normally a one day job and I am rushing. Garry doesn't believe we will get done, let alone beat the rain. He is more In-The-Way than out of the way, but I did find him small jobs to do and he did okay until it was really rush-rush time just as dusk rolled in. I was almost done with the roofing. Garry says "what can I do?" I told him, Please, if you can,… [cont.]
Answered by officer_j_d_tippet - Mon May 29 03:30:34 2006
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Nanak nam jahaz hai punjabi with English Subtitles Prithviraj Kapoor Nishi Som Dutt and I S Johak Eve under the influence of the serpent tempted Adam and together they were thrown out of paradise Like Adam Prem Singh is living in his own paradise which consists of his business his blood brother Gurmak Singh and Sister in law Their paradise is complete with the birth of Gurmukh Singh s son Gurmeet On the insistence of his brother sister in law Prem marries ratni who comes into their lives with her brother Shuka Shuka incites Ratni into making this paradise a hell for the dwellers Ratni divides the brothers and puts up a wall of distrust between them Even her love for Gurmeet doesn t stop her from blinding him and trying to ruin his relationship with Channi The only thing that keeps Gurmeet going is Channi s love and his faith that the Gurus will make things better One woman with her lack of faith tears this paradise apart and another woman with her strong …
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However, Gray insists on depicting Leonard as an everyman, a personification of our own stubborn . insistence. on the fantastical notion of the existence of a grand romance, a figment of what we used to be or what we refuse to believe that ...
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