Stephen

What is the country like?

What are the people like?

What are they known for?

Who are some famous Germans?

What have they contributed to the world?

What is the country like?

What are the people like?

What are they known for?

Who are some famous Samoans?

I've caught my cat urinating or spraying through the window screen twice now.

I've had him for a few weeks now. I usually open the window for him because he likes looking out the window.

Is it trying to mark his territory or does he just not know to use the litter box?

I said "sounds like you're looking for the g-spot."

We recently made an addition to our house cat with a female kitten. The older male approaches her like a gentleman but she gets really defensive i.e (hissing at him, scratching at him, etc) Is this behavior because she doesn't know him well enough or does she just dislike him?

While laying down, I have been experiencing numbness and tingling in my right outer thigh for the past 5-7 days.

Should I call a doctor?

I've posted 80+ answers and six of them have been reported.

I try not to be offensive or aggressive with my answers so I'm a little confused and annoyed. Are people overly sensitive or what is it?

Do men or women stick together and defend each other more?

While I can feel the need to urinate while sitting or laying down, generally speaking I only feel the need to go when I'm standing up.

NBA, NHL, MLB, NFL

My brothers gf's friend gave away her cat to us. We've only had him for a week or so but he never makes a noise except for this really heavy exhale/sort of a hiss if you're holding him improperly or just before he gets his food. Is this abnormal? I'm concerned the cat might have a vocal chord problem and the reason why she gave us the cat is because it never made a sound and that that made the cat seem boring.

Supposing someone has a settlement but unexpectedly passes away before the check comes in the mail. Where does the money go? The deceased is single, a dependent, and has siblings and parents. Would it go to the parent? There is no will.

I recently came into a settlement of $38,000 for an accident I had a few years back .... My intention is to buy a cheap vehicle (kia, hyundai, toyota) and take a little vacation (maybe 4-5 days in Amsterdam?) and invest the rest. Supposing you had 10,000 to play with, what vehicle would you buy and where would you vacation?

As a preamble: Today I was having a particularly awful day and it was written all over me. This woman just kept smiling at me (no, beaming) and it made me think of the term 'schadenfreude' (enjoying seeing other people suffer). I wondered if I were bleeding to death, how much bigger could she grin? Would her jaw detach like some kind of snake about to digest a meal? That sort of reaction to my misery and sorrow happens more often than I would like and it inspired these lines:

Their glaring teeth are a brief indulgence in what they feel is justice.

The smiles telegraphed at my face are fueled by a mechanism of boiling blood.

An otherwise opaque and dim reality is lit up by those porcelain squares.

Their slathered manes are dripping with gore as they whisper 'schadenfreude'.

Are there any grammatical errors? What can I do to improve the cadence?

I live in New Jersey and collect SSI and SSD. If I move to Florida in December, will the collections cease? Do I need to re-apply or live there for a certain period of time before I can start receiving benefits again? Is there a seamless transference or do I have to prepare myself for problems?

The Joker in TDK, Alonzo in Training Day, Anton Chigurgh in No Country for Old Men, and Patrick Bateman in American Psycho all come to mind.

my brain is on tumble-dry

the tabula rasa is a white

t-shirt spinning endlessly

thoughts and perspectives

injected daily would

dissipate and vaporize

but if only for the

cloth does it build a

Jackson Pollock tye-dye

hybrid

that shrinks from the heat

to escape through my

orifices

My mom had a house in Virginia Beach to retire to but, because she's a compulsive gambler, stopped making payments, and ultimately the house was foreclosed. She's so out of it that she never made the trip there from NJ with a u-haul so a lot of our belongings (sofas, computers, a TV, beds, clothing, and a painting by my grandmother (priceless) ) are still there. Do we have any time to retrieve those things? What would they do with our stuff?