Would you rather questions: Sometimes in life you trapped in a situation where you have to choose between two choices. And adding to the difficulty is the condition that you do not want to miss even one of them.
Would you rather questions are always a blast to ask and are perfect at getting a group of strangers to open up. You'll be the life of any party if you use them. If the talking is dwindling and you seem to be losing a person's interest, try some random questions to ask. You migh...
In the old stories when the hero needed to see something clearly, needed to strip away illusion and get to the bottom of something she would often ask three questions: Who are you? Where do you come from? What is your name? These questions are not mere literary devices to make the stor...
at least probably in a hundred years. It's had profound and deep consequences in almost every way we can imagine. We're not really reckoning with them as a whole, but rather we are seeing the emanations of that in individual
An enjoyable writing book that was thankfully light on the enthusiastic woo. Lamott does come across as a bit of a kook, but she’s a charming writer with an insightful eye for telling details. Yes, this book is geared towards realism rather than speculation, but all the same her advice...
, many pregnant women have food aversions rather than cravings. a food aversion is when you can't stand to eat (or even smell) a food. it's the opposite of a craving, and like cravings, food aversions are very common during pregnancy. they often kick in with morning sickness , ...
For the question and answer stuff, sometimes I get the questions in advance, sometimes not – but the answers always come from me. Rachel C. of Lufkin, TX asks: I’m dying to know. Is that really you on myspace.com? If not, someone’s out there impersonating you!
A year back, as I was composing a blog-post aboutour neck-cartilage paper in PLOS ONE(Taylor and Wedel 2013c), I found myself writing down the rather trivial formula for the additional angle of extension at an intervertebral joint once the cartilage is taken into account. Inthat post, I...
The pitfall of salt is that it tastes so good, but many of us are on low-sodium diets for our health. Rather than use an untasty alternative, why not turn to science? Japanese appliance company Kirin has a new experimental soup spoon. It's large and requires an awkwar...
This adds an interesting funny twist to the “never have I ever” game not only is there a winner but you can win from losing. Rather, what would be considered losing in the other versions of the game. Never Have I Ever Questions ...