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Yahoo! News: The biggest mystery in the universe perplexing one of the world's best known scientists is -- women. When New Scientist magazine asked "Brief History of Time" author Stephen Hawking what he thinks about most, the Cambridge University professor renowned for unravelling some of the most complex questions in modern physics answered: "Women. They are a complete mystery."

One absolutely brilliant reader then commented:

"Stephen, just think of women as either black holes, dark energy or dark matter. They can suck you in, pull you apart, reduce you to the smallest element and spin you in circles at near the speed of light. And like gravity, their pull is irresistible to the average male mass."

Dear fellow seniors, what would you say?

when two women/men literally fist-fight over their crush on you?

Dear fellow seniors, no kidding. I have never seen two women fought with their finger nails right before my naked eyes! What would you say? What would you do?

at exactly the same location selling the same thing when you returned to visit your old home town some thirty years later? Apparently nothing has changed except that this vendor and you have a lot more wrinkles on the face now.

... he is still single?

in your Q&A in Y!A?

Dear fellow seniors, what would you say your experience in Y!A is? Has it been exciting, or a challenge?

Dear fellow seniors, this is not something new but making a choice at a crucial moment is always difficult and has its repercussion. Give me a scenario of two persons drowning. Who would you save first?

.. she is picked to go up to the front of Dr. Oz for his demonstration?

Dear fellow seniors, would you go gaga too if you were picked? What do you see that I don't see?

Mario Puzo, a screenwriter and author of The Godfather, put it very plainly, "Friendship and money; oil and water."

Shakespeare advised us to "neither a borrower nor a lender be; for loan oft loses both itself and friend."

Someone else in my other question put it as life and freedom.

Dear fellow seniors, what do you say? What do you think?

What was your getting-over-her(him) tactics?

I asked this question here and got a deletion from Yahoo without a courtesy violation notice. Am I missing something here?

Dear fellow seniors, was it the tears, the ice cream, the Y!Ans indulgence, the Facebook stalking, or? What would you say, what did you do?

Mario Puzo, a screenwriter and author of The Godfather, put it very plainly, "Friendship and money; oil and water."

... rampant atrocities? I would think even by suggesting that Yahoo was bonkers, which I did in my previous question about violation, did not deserve the boot without a courtesy violation notice from Yahoo.

... purposefully sought out all the social functions available in town and hopefully there you might just meet someone right for you (desperado, you think?), or would you leave it to your creator and hoping for some major surprises, or would you surrender trying and come-what-may?

I was in Seattle for a month. My bag along with my passport, driver's licence, all form of ID, credit cards and all my bloody cash were stolen under my nose when I was dinning in a hotel where I stayed. Damn! I have been too trusting. But shouldn't anyone? I was staying in a hotel which was in alliance with a big player in the hospitality business. I further grieved in pain when this hotel continued to charge me for my stay while I awaited for my embassy to send me my travel documents even though I have lost EVERYTHING!

I am a one-woman man. But it seems this concept is out-dated to many. What do you say?

.. that they wanted to connect with you??

The thing is, I have not been logging on to this email address with this Y!Ans account for probably a month. Then viola!! and here I have it today! Exactly one hundred emails coming from Yahoo! telling me of the suspicious requests for connection.

Dear Seniors, what do you say? What would you do?