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Is the username above me weird??

 

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What would you do if someone fed you human meat and didn't tell you what it was until after you ate it?

I'd kill them... and eat them.

Really, I'd call the cops on them, and then I'd get myself monitored for prion diseases.

Would you ever hit on your best friends girlfriend if you Liked her?

No, I wouldn't. I've been in that situation before, but I have a sense of dignity.

You did it didn't you?

I can't knowingly answer that correctly if you're referring to Kages, but it's possible.

Is the username above me weird??

Yes, yes it is.

You're the one with the username "DisturbedInside"

Touché.

 

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At night, do you check under your bed for Chuck Norris?

 

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At night, do you check under your bed for Chuck Norris?

No, I sleep soundly knowing he's there to protect me.

 

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Did you know that Samurai Jack is the Professor from Power Puff Girls?

 

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Did you know that Samurai Jack is the Professor from Power Puff Girls?

Yes, I did.

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Who are the top 5 most powerful countries on Earth?

 

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Who are the top 5 most powerful countries on Earth?

In alphabetical order: China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Arguably, India may be more powerful in many ways than France and the UK, but it's not clear cut.

 

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If science ever found a way to recreate dinosaurs, would you be for or against scientists creating them?

 

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If science ever found a way to recreate dinosaurs, would you be for or against scientists creating them?

Unless we can invent time travel, it's impossible. DNA's half life is such that any DNA from dinosaurs will have degraded by now to an unusable level. Regenerating prehistoric mammals and the like is still within reason though. Getting to your question, yes I'd be for it. I wouldn't want to let dinosaurs roam the earth again, but they would be interesting for research purposes and entertaining in zoos.

 

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When someone is having difficulty learning something, is usually due to psychological or physical causes?

 

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When someone is having difficulty learning something, is usually due to psychological or physical causes?

I don't think it's usually one or the other. Likely, it's a mix of both. Most psychological issues are grounded in a physiological process.

 

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Who's your least favorite well-known journalist/news anchor?

Ex: Bill O'Reilly, Anderson Cooper, Piers Morgan, etc.

 

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I have one I have wondered for ages.

What happens when a cemetery gets full? do they reuse burial sites? if they do, how long do they wait? I would be pissed if in ten years my dads burial site was reused... he's not dead yet, it is just a for instance.

 

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Who's your least favorite well-known journalist/news anchor?

Ex: Bill O'Reilly, Anderson Cooper, Piers Morgan, etc.

Technically, O'Reilly isn't a journalist/anchor. He's just a commentator. That's how Fox gets away with producing so many heavily opinionated segments on what is advertised as a news channel. Of those people, O'Reilly is my least favorite when he's on the O'Reilly factor. He's far too sensationalist. However, he's just fine as a person, and he's reasonable in other venues. I particularly like him as a guest on Jon Stewart's Daily Show.

I have one I have wondered for ages.

What happens when a cemetery gets full? do they reuse burial sites? if they do, how long do they wait? I would be pissed if in ten years my dads burial site was reused... he's not dead yet, it is just a for instance.

When a cemetery is full, they typically expand it or build a new one. They usually don't reuse grave sites, so there isn't a specified time for them to wait. However, in many areas cemeteries do have the legal right to reuse burial plots. They typically get around the moral qualms by choosing only graves that are sufficiently old so that no remains would exist. Furthermore, they publish the fact that they will be reusing the grave so that if there are objections, they can choose another.

 

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Technically, O'Reilly isn't a journalist/anchor. He's just a commentator. That's how Fox gets away with producing so many heavily opinionated segments on what is advertised as a news channel. Of those people, O'Reilly is my least favorite when he's on the O'Reilly factor. He's far too sensationalist. However, he's just fine as a person, and he's reasonable in other venues. I particularly like him as a guest on Jon Stewart's Daily Show.



When a cemetery is full, they typically expand it or build a new one. They usually don't reuse grave sites, so there isn't a specified time for them to wait. However, in many areas cemeteries do have the legal right to reuse burial plots. They typically get around the moral qualms by choosing only graves that are sufficiently old so that no remains would exist. Furthermore, they publish the fact that they will be reusing the grave so that if there are objections, they can choose another.

I agree with you about Bill putting on a show for his.. well.. show. ^_^ I saw his debate with Jon Stewart. He is pretty level headed and not nearly as rowdy as he gets on The Factor. I guess since FOX pays his checks, he acts however he is told.

 

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what is your stand on the gun rights issue?

 

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I agree with you about Bill putting on a show for his.. well.. show. ^_^ I saw his debate with Jon Stewart. He is pretty level headed and not nearly as rowdy as he gets on The Factor. I guess since FOX pays his checks, he acts however he is told.

That's exactly how I feel, and yes the O'Reilly Stewart debate was great. I don't know that Fox tells him to act like that. I just think O'Reilly knows there is a large audience that wants that kind of a show, and he gives it to them.

what is your stand on the gun rights issue?

I think guns, even assault rifles, need to remain available. However, I feel more stringent background checks and registration laws need to be put in place. I think what really needs to change is our culture and our view towards guns. As an example of what that could look like, Switzerland issues firearms to all adult men and trains them in their use. In spite of this, the Swiss have a drastically low rate of firearm related deaths.

 

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That's exactly how I feel, and yes the O'Reilly Stewart debate was great. I don't know that Fox tells him to act like that. I just think O'Reilly knows there is a large audience that wants that kind of a show, and he gives it to them.

My dad is a die hard O'Reilly fan. If O'Reilly said God was a clementine, then he'd believe it. He loves to rant about Democrats too. What's the best way to go about telling him that I don't care about his political views?

 

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My dad is a die hard O'Reilly fan. If O'Reilly said God was a clementine, then he'd believe it. He loves to rant about Democrats too. What's the best way to go about telling him that I don't care about his political views?

My dad is heavily conservative with many things whereas I am moderate bordering on liberal on most issues, so I know what you're talking about. I wouldn't tell him you don't care, as that would be perceived as rude. I would just endure and try to steer the conversation to other topics when you can. If it gets too bad, you'll just have to tell him that you respectfully disagree but that you value his opinion despite the fact that it conflicts with your own.