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Is this true? If so, what's in the remaining 99.97% we can't see?

Or one you can speak!

Thanks, it's for a good cause...

(I know I asked this question already - but just a few more languages would be great :)

Or one you can speak!

It's for a good cause, thanks :-)

Like if he ate a meal at a restaurant and was told it didn't contain pork when in fact it did?

Did couples used to be literally tied together for the ceremony in the old days, or is it just a metaphor?

Hi, I got connected to Virginmedia wireless broadband today. However I noticed that the 'send' light on the cable modem is constantly flickering, as well as the green internet light on the wireless router. This happens even when my computer is turned off!

Is this normal? On my old internet none of the lights flashed unless you were actually using it. I would be grateful if any other Virgin users could let me know if their modem does the same! Thanks :)

Like if someone says something like 'it's time to break it down', (which happens in basically every other song!) - what do they actually intend to do?

Since white reflects light (so should make you cooler) and black absorbs light (so should make you warmer). So shouldn't that mean that Africans should be white and Northern Europeans black?

Was the experiment a success?

Should he have been arrested for animal cruelty?

As far as I understand it quantum tunnelling means that there is a small but finite chance that an atom will tunnel through a barrier when it reaches it rather than bouncing back. Does this mean that if I repeatedly hurl myself at a brick wall I will eventually pass through it?

you know, like absolute zero is the coldest temperature, is there a hottest temperature?

Do people of all nationalities, races, tribes etc. kiss? Is kissing a cultural thing we pick up from our society, or is the desire to kiss something that's instinctive, that we're born with?

A year or so ago I could stay up all night getting wrecked, grab a couple of hours kip, and wake up feeling a bit groggy but basically a few glasses of water and a shower and I was good for work. And all this 3 or 4 times a week every week. When people said they couldn't go out as they were working the next day I honestly had no idea what they meant...

Then I turned 30... Now whenever I drink (even not that much) It's all I can do to crawl out of bed the next day. I basically feel like death warmed up and the day after that is pretty ropey too. It's getting to the point where the pleasure of drinking is seriously started to get outweighed by the pain!

Whats going on? Anyone else had this happen to them (please say I'm not alone :-) Is it the onset of old age? I had a blood test for my liver function and it was fine.

I came across this website once where you entered titles of books you enjoyed, and it recommended similar books that you may like... can't seem to find it again. Anyone got a clue?

Honestly, every single one is like: what's the code for this radio, what was the code on ... radio show and stuff like that. To the best of my knowledge I have never answered a question from the Radio section but every single Yahoo recommended question is from this section! I though they were supposed to be based on questions I had recently answered?

I know I can turn it off, but I prefer to have a rant about it instead!

Or would it be the same?