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Jives wrote: During which episode in your life did you cry the most?
When my kidneys failed. Thanks for reminding me. :p

Jives wrote: Do you believe that revenge is ever justified? Only when I do it!

Jives wrote: You are in charge of trying to quarantine a plague, but it outruns the city borders. Now you only have two choices:

1. Block off the state and allow thousands to die of the plague.

2. Cauterize the area around the city and the city itself with an atomic bomb.

In the first, you indirectly kill thousands.

In the second, you directly kill hundreds.

Which would you choose?
Probably the first. The atomic bomb would probably kill more in the long run by destroying good soil and putting toxins and carcinogens in the air.

Jives wrote: You are a supervisor of a construction job and are responsible for the building. Unknown to you, your subcontractors use substandard materials. The building collapses, killing a family.

Would you take all the responsibility yourself, even if it means prison time, or try to put the responsibility on the subcontractors? The subcontractors! One person can't watch every single detail. That's insane.

Jives wrote: You back into a car by a lake. You car is undamaged, but the other car's door is caved in. The owners are nowhere in sight, and there are no other witnesses.

Would you leave?
Yes, but not without putting my business card with my insurance information under their windshield wiper.

Jives wrote: Which of the following recreational drugs have you tried:

marijuana

LSD

Herion

Cocaine

Crack

Mushrooms

Alcohol

Cigarettes

ectasy
Cigarettes, alcohol and marijuana. Pretty standard for your typical person in their early 20s in this day and age.

When You Get A Hole In A Sweater, Where Does The Wool Go?

I asked this question before to someone else, though you may have a less impossible chance of answering it. Why is it always now?

Other brain teasers.

What onlly EU capital has the same name as the country its located in?

Who is the prime minister of India?

How far in miles (approx) is the nearest star to the sun?

Why is Edward Gibbon famous?

Who decalared war on who first during WW II, the U.S. or Germany?

In the equation E=MC sqaured (no exponents on this thing) what do the E the M and the C represent?

Where were the 1972 Olympics held?

Who was the inventor of television?

Nomad, you should be the one answering these by the way, ye cheeky bugger!

Uncle Kram wrote: When You Get A Hole In A Sweater, Where Does The Wool Go?Back to the sheep from whence it came.

In response to Gallbally's questions:

I asked this question before to someone else, though you may have a less impossible chance of answering it. Why is it always now? Because if it were always tomorrow, I'd have to do all the stuff I've been putting off!

Other brain teasers.

What onlly EU capital has the same name as the country its located in?

What is an "EU capital"???

Who is the prime minister of India? Manmohan Singh

How far in miles (approx) is the nearest star to the sun? Technically the sun IS a star

Why is Edward Gibbon famous? He's an English historian

Who decalared war on who first during WW II, the U.S. or Germany? I believe the U.S. declared war first?

In the equation E=MC sqaured (no exponents on this thing) what do the E the M and the C represent? Well, technically the expanded equation is deltaE=deltaMCsquared. The change in energy equals the change in mass times the speed of light squared. Technically you can solve for "c" by using Mx=ML, if you set up an experiment using a cylinder and a beam of light and calculating their movements. Also useful in determining how much energy will be released during nuclear fission. Or for getting a "C" on a Chemistry test, in my case.

Where were the 1972 Olympics held? I don't know, I wasn't born yet!

Who was the inventor of television? Did you know that Bill Watterson once implied that televison---and not religion, as Karl Marx has often specified---is the real opiate of the masses? Makes sense.

Nomad, you should be the one answering these by the way, ye cheeky bugger!

Nomad IS a cheeky bugger, but I doubt he would give these questions the---er---"serious" consideration they deserve : )

Im a cheeky bugger ? That cant be good !

Nomad wrote: Im a cheeky bugger ? That cant be good !Is that better or worse than a buggary cheek?

Nomad wrote: Im a cheeky bugger ? That cant be good !
I suppose it depends on what you like!

Babydoll, Im just trying to irritate ladycop, she hates these "ask" threads.

Nomad wrote: Babydoll, Im just trying to irritate ladycop, she hates these "ask" threads.:Dno i don't, i hate "butter"....NOMAD IS TRYING TO DISCOVER THE THREAD I LOATHE THE MOST, AND HE'S NOWHERE CLOSE. oops, sorry for caps.

I dont think so...I was wrong once when I thought I was wrong but it turned out I really wasnt

Nomad wrote: I dont think so...I was wrong once when I thought I was wrong but it turned out I really wasntstop trying to confuse me. :p nomad 2, lady cop 17.

Are you challenging me ? Dont test me. Ill take you behind the shed and put you over my knee.

Nomad wrote: Are you challenging me ? Dont test me. Ill take you behind the shed and put you over my knee.then what? :wah:

lady cop wrote: then what? :wah:


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