Mrs Didge has an android dishwasher that is about my height, has a bald head, wears specs, and looks practically human. She calls it Didge. She said she won't buy an electronic dis... moreMrs Didge has an android dishwasher that is about my height, has a bald head, wears specs, and looks practically human. She calls it Didge. She said she won't buy an electronic dishwasher until it can no longer function. Do you think she should trade it in on something more modern?
A singular question that would tell you everything you need to know about a person, so you'd know if it was worthwhile pursuing something with them...(And none of that "people are ... moreA singular question that would tell you everything you need to know about a person, so you'd know if it was worthwhile pursuing something with them...(And none of that "people are complex and one question isn't enough" jazz. I want answers! Dang it.)
It might be fire, flood, cyclone, tsunami, earthquake, even civil disorder or a terrorist attack. Do you have a contingency plan to cope with any of those?
Is it likely that there will be another to wreak the damage at San Francisco in 1906? Are building methods now stable enough to prevent most of the damage?
Is it cheaper to let people drop dead from lack of proper healthcare rather than ask the wealthy and the corporations to pay a fair Tax and to reevaluate & prioritize government spending?
Do they have milk that we can churn into butter? If so, could we breed them and keep them in butterfly dairies? How would we milk them? Would they need udders?
It's 8:30 at night here, my cell phone just rang showing a number from a city approximately 450 miles north of my home (so it's still in the same time zone that I'm in). Alth... moreIt's 8:30 at night here, my cell phone just rang showing a number from a city approximately 450 miles north of my home (so it's still in the same time zone that I'm in). Although it's extremely rare for me to receive a work-related call when I'm at home in the evenings, it's not entirely out of the question that someone in one of our distant offices was the caller. Also, many of our employees have transferred from other cities/states, and have not changed their cell phone numbers, another possibility that it was work-related. Either way, instead of ignoring the unknown number, I answered it. Here's what transpired:Me: Hello?He: Hello, I'm calling from Company, how are you?Me: I'm sorry, but I didn't hear what you said the name of your company is. He: Well, the reason for my call is that we'd like to offer you a . . .Me: Excuse me, but what did you say is the name of your company is?He: We have a special promotion going on right now . . .Me: Can you hear me at all?He: . . . that I'd like to tell you about ... less
