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   beviek said, 3 months ago

   Nah, it’s just that he’s a typical guy. They can be that way.
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   The Nihilist said, 3 months ago

   Note to Opal — If you do not want a silly answer – don’t silly questions…
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   Llewellenbruce said, 3 months ago

   Earl sometimes reminds me of a cat
   chasing it’s tail.
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   orinoco womble said, 3 months ago

   @440RoadRunner

   Wow, did Earl just admit to being an adze hat? (Haha, Nannybot, you can’t catch me!)
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   George Tirebiter said, 3 months ago

   @440RoadRunner

   “Cerebral Gluteus” = Fathead.
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   Nabuquduriuzhur said, 3 months ago

   re: beviek

   Never met a guy who did that. Only once met a woman who did it, the instructor for a health class in college.
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   Normally when someone says that’s an interesting question, they are trying to put the answer into words, not always an easy task if the answer is complex.
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   So often we ask questions of people that are not absolute yes/no, because in one circumstance it’s yes, and in other circumstances it’s no, but it’s somehow expected a short answer will work. A question with a dozen or more circumstances attached to it, that change the answer for each circumstance, make it impossible to glibly answer “yes” or “no.” Seems like people delight in asking those types of questions, though, somehow expecting a yes or a no.
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   Take this question: is diesel better than gasoline? Can’t be answered with yes or no. For large engines, diesel is generally more efficient than gasoline. For smaller engines, gasoline is typically more efficient. But with the advent of more advanced small diesel engines in the last decade or so, there are small diesel engines that are more efficient than small gasoline engines, which makes the general rule that held during the 20th century debatable. Then there is the 30% reduction in efficiency that 10% ethanol causes in gasoline, which skews the results.

   In terms of pollution, it was once a set “diesel produces more particulates” but when low sulfur diesel came into use in the EU and US along with emission controls, it’s now comparable in pollution to gasoline.
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   orinoco womble said, 3 months ago

   “That’s an interesting question” can mean many things. Such as, “Hm, you’re right, I never thought of that before” or “I wish I knew, but those in authority will never reveal the answer” or even, “That’s none of your business.”
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   Gator007 said, 3 months ago

   Okay Gibb’s smack him!
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   AlexPK85 said, 3 months ago

   The breakdown of the flux capacitor coincides with the functionality of the gluteus maximus.
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    scrabblefiend said, 3 months ago

    @Nabuquduriuzhur

    TOO much information.
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    bagbalm said, 3 months ago

    It’s from our hunting / gathering days. The women could stop and say – “Oh, look girls, do you think these berries might be good to eat?” But with the men if you stop and ask “Where should I stick the spear in?” the boar charging runs you down and your genes tend not to be of any further use.
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    baldhedjer said, 3 months ago

    I’m sitting on my cerebral gluteus!!
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    magicwalnut said, 3 months ago

    Cerebral gluteus…Butt Head, not Fat Head….

    And, Nab, that’s an interesting answer!
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    Vegas Viper said, 3 months ago

    Funny how the walls change colors.
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    whmIII said, 3 months ago

    @440RoadRunner

    You beat me to it…he is sitting on his brain!!!
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