Ravie S

I just got a prescription for the pill, but I misunderstood my doctor's instructions. I thought I was supposed to start the pills on the Sunday after my period, so I didn't start the pills last Sunday because I was on my period. But now I find out that I got it wrong, I was supposed to start the pills the first Sunday after the START of my period, not the end.

I'm not sure what to do now, I've already taken a pill. Should I keep taking them? Should I stop?

If I use way more soap than usual in the shower, can it hurt a septic system, or is it too little to matter? It's regular (non-antibacterial) bar soap. Should I be worried about this?

If I go on a date with someone, and am going to go on another date with them soon, is it wrong to go on a date with someone else?

What were their goals? I mean during the war, not later after the Articles of Confederation had failed. What sort of country were they trying to set up?

Rent is $300, including utilities. (my roommate and I paying 300 each)

That leaves me with $320-$520 a month. If I get help from my parents with the phone bill and car insurance, is this a feasible amount of money for me to be able to live off of?

I also have around $5,000 saved up.

I'd really like to get at least an estimate to this question, but can't find good sources anywhere. I realize that according to current research 60-90% of the native population was wiped out by exposure to European diseases, but that's not what I'm looking for, I'm looking for how many were killed as a result of European warfare and forced marches.

All I can find are crappy answers.com answers with no citations.

Colombia, Chile, Bolivia, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay were all largely Spanish-speaking provinces that fought and won their independence from Spain, right? Why did they end up splitting into 6 different countries instead of forming into one big country? Is it because of ethnic differences between the countries? Or was it due to economic or other differences?

What was the greatest driver of the great powers of Europe to war with each other? Was it mostly just economic competition, or was it pressure caused by Germany's entrance as a major power and tensions between the Slavic and Germanic countries?

It's obvious there were greater underlying issues behind the war beyond "Some Duke and his wife got shot."

There's a song currently being played on alternative rock stations where the chorus goes something like "do me wrong, do me wrong, do me wrong" over and over, but I could be wrong because I can't find out what it is. Anyone know?

The Republicans can do just fine attacking Obama, but who the hell are they going to run to replace him? Who the hell do they got?

Mitt Romney: A Mormon, which doesn't and shouldn't matter much to most of the country, but would be unacceptable to the GOP's rightwing fundie base.

Mike Huckabee: Said he'd like to rewrite the constitution to be more in line with the Bible.

Newt Gingrich: Old as F, flipflops. McCain was a much better candidate. Plus, "Newt"

Sarah Palin: Hahahaha

Donald Trump: Hahahaha

Seriously, unless the GOP can pull somebody amazing out of a hat in the next 12 months, they're screwed.

If there was a major nuclear war between Russia and the U.S. what would happen? Would all life on Earth be extinguished? Or just most life, including humans? Or would some humans survive, like in Fallout?

What if there was a smaller nuclear war, like between India and Pakistan or North and South Korea (which is more likely) ? Would humanity itself be in danger, or would just millions of people die?

I know millions would die and the fallout would be terrible in any nuclear war, but how many nukes have to go off before Earth is rendered completely uninhabitable?

A word that describes something "at the heart of the matter." Not "intrinsic," but close to that. Like, a word describing "deep down, the real meaning of something." I just cannot think of the word I want.

If anything, it just means mildly amused. If people REALLY LOL'd they'd write ROFLMAO or similar. What's with that?

Did they ever catch that homeboy? Is it safe to bring our children, wives, and husbands back out of hiding yet?

I need to know for my research, damn it.

Ok, so I have two debit/checking accounts, neither of which have overdraft protection. Yesterday I purchased something off the internet, but I accidentally used the wrong account, which didn't have enough money in it. Today the bank called me and told me I had insufficient funds to make the purchase. I then went out and deposited more money into the account I had accidentally used. How bad is this?

The website of the business I purchased from still acts like I successfully made a purchase.

Will the transaction just be canceled?

How worried about this should I be?

Alright, I've run into a nasty problem here: I have two debit accounts, neither of which have overdraft protection. Yesterday, I purchased something off the internet using a debit card, but somehow I screwed up and used the wrong card to make the purchase. Today my bank called me and told me I had insufficient funds to make the purchase. I then went out and put more money on the account I had accidentally used. So what will happen to the account I used?

How worried about this should I be?

The website I bought from still acts like I made the purchase, but all of this only happened a couple of hours ago.

Normally I'd never let something like this happen, but until now I was unaware that you could "bounce" a debit card.