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Reverend Muhammadovsky

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  • Joined: April 29, 2017

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  • Screen Name* Reverend Muhammadovsky
  • Gender* Male
  • Where do you live? West Yorkshire, England
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  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Have you ever decided (or do you ever decide) not to buy a product because of the country in which it was manufactured?:
    I have boycotted certain corporations in the distant past, but not countries.
    • August 2
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Is it about time that car manufacturers designed an in-car air conditioning unit that will work when the ignition is off?:
    Thank you Walt and Merlin - I had not heard of those products. I will recommend them to dog owners.
    • July 31
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Is it about time that car manufacturers designed an in-car air conditioning unit that will work when the ignition is off?:
    I meant "battery-powered" in the sense of having its own battery. I realise the wording may not have made that clear.
    • July 31
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to The white nationalist racists who think GOD sent the trump to them must believe GOD is a white nationalist racist too. Do you?:
    Many present-day White Nationalists are atheists.
    • July 30
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky started a discussion:
    Is it about time that car manufacturers designed an in-car air conditioning unit that will work when the ignition is off?
    There has been a lot of talk recently about the ethics of leaving dogs in locked cars in hot weather. If there was a small battery-powered air-con unit that would either plug into the existing air-con system, or have a separate vent, there would be no nee...  moreThere has been a lot of talk recently about the ethics of leaving dogs in locked cars in hot weather. If there was a small battery-powered air-con unit that would either plug into the existing air-con system, or have a separate vent, there would be no need for animals to suffer in cars, and people wouldn't have to worry about the security risk of leaving a car unattended with the window part rolled down.  
    • July 30
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Can you think of a word or phrase that has an offensive word in it that could violate TOS?:
    "Quantities" has "titties" in it, if we're to be cavalier about the spelling.
    • July 25
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky started a discussion:
    Are there any songs that you like even though you strongly disagree with their political message?
    • July 22
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Noah Guy. Paige Turner. Corazon Hart. Lyndsey Doyle. Kent Reid. Summer Knight. Lee Ward. Jerry Rigg. Carrie Ober. Patience Waite. :
    I always thought Isaac Hite would be a funny name for one of Bart Simpson's prank calls to Mo's Tavern:Bart: "I've a call for a Mr Hite please, first name Isaac".Moe: (shouts around bar) "Isaac Hite! IsaaKite! I wanna get 'igh's a Kite!"Customer: (laughin...  moreI always thought Isaac Hite would be a funny name for one of Bart Simpson's prank calls to Mo's Tavern:Bart: "I've a call for a Mr Hite please, first name Isaac".Moe: (shouts around bar) "Isaac Hite! IsaaKite! I wanna get 'igh's a Kite!"Customer: (laughing) "Your beer usually does the trick, Moe!" Then I found out Isaac Hite was a real person - a Major in the American Revolutionary War.   
    • July 22
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Are there any songs you like that use hand clapping as a percussion effect?:
    I'd forgotten that one! It's "I'll Be There for You", by the Rembrandts.That and "Stuck in the Middle with You" would have to be my joint faves.
    • July 22
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Why are there so many negative names for women who have many casual sexual encounters or get paid for them:
    It's kind of unfortunate for people whose family name is "Ho", too.
    • July 22
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky started a discussion:
    Are there any songs you like that use hand clapping as a percussion effect?
    • July 22
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky started a discussion:
    Do you have an example of a lyric you have misheard, and it made as much sense (or was better than) the real lyrics?
    Mine is a gospel song by the Reverend Alex Bradford called "I Know Better Now". It contained the lines "I used to sing for fortune / I used to sing for fame", and I thought the first part sounded like "I used to sing for poitín". Poitín (pro...  moreMine is a gospel song by the Reverend Alex Bradford called "I Know Better Now". It contained the lines "I used to sing for fortune / I used to sing for fame", and I thought the first part sounded like "I used to sing for poitín". Poitín (pronounced "potcheen") is a kind of Irish hard liquor made from potatoes, so it would make sense in context.  
    • July 22
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Since homo saps showed up how many people have died? Absent aging, disease, wars, natural tragedies, hatred what would weed us out?:
    Thank you for correcting me on that article, Rosie, I may return to it later.It is probably a safe generalisation that lifespan is increasing in almost all parts of the world. Moreover, or so I like to think, we will continue to see a worldwide increase i...  moreThank you for correcting me on that article, Rosie, I may return to it later.It is probably a safe generalisation that lifespan is increasing in almost all parts of the world. Moreover, or so I like to think, we will continue to see a worldwide increase in people enjoying active and healthy retirement years as a result of improved medicine (and, in newly-industrialising countries like China, better working conditions - improved regulation in the workplace will mean less exposure to dust, toxic chemicals and so forth, which at present must contribute to a lot of premature aging). The social consequences of an ageing population are hard to predict - I remember someone predicted back in the 90's that one of the effects of a growing percentage of older people in the population would be to make society more conservative, that there would be a return to greater formality in some areas of life, such as dress - needless to say I have not seen much evidence of this to date. I suppose it is still the mass media that is th...    less
    • June 20
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky started a discussion:
    Is there a song that you originally knew as an instrumental, and only later realised that there was a version with words?
    Mine is "Lucky, Lucky, Lucky Me" by Evelyn Knight. I first heard it a few years ago as an audio track to a video clip about grape harvesting, and only much later did I hear the original song used in a car commercial.
    • June 19
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Since homo saps showed up how many people have died? Absent aging, disease, wars, natural tragedies, hatred what would weed us out?:
    You'll find this fascinating, Rosie - it's a Wikipedia article about "maximum life span":https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximum_life_spanIt seems there is a strong body of opinion that there is a natural upper limit to human longevity, which may be a conse...  moreYou'll find this fascinating, Rosie - it's a Wikipedia article about "maximum life span":https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximum_life_spanIt seems there is a strong body of opinion that there is a natural upper limit to human longevity, which may be a consequence of a side-effect of the process of cell division on chromosomes.  
    • June 19
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to "We are all more than the worst thing we've ever done". Agree/dis/why?:
    Yes. If we have done reprehensible things in the distant past we should not allow ourselves to be defined by them. If we do, we risk abandoning all standards in the present. It is better to be inconsistently good than consistently bad.
    • June 19
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to FBOTB: Round 57:
    Babes in Toyland.
    • June 3
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to What are some movies made in countries where English is not the native language, yet contain one or more English words in their titles? ~:
    Play Time, a film by Jacques Tati.
    • May 29
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Can you think of any good examples of jump cuts being used in TV or movies (apart from Jean-Luc Godard films)?:
    A French New Wave film-maker who was very prominent in the 60s and 70s. His films are not screened very often nowadays, either theatrically or on television, at least not in my country, but he is held in high regard by critics and has been very influential.
    • May 22
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Can you think of any good examples of jump cuts being used in TV or movies (apart from Jean-Luc Godard films)?:
    It means where the film is edited in such a way that the action appears to jump forward in time, either by filming one shot and snipping a short sequence (maybe a second or a fraction of a second) out of it in the middle, or editing two shots together tha...  moreIt means where the film is edited in such a way that the action appears to jump forward in time, either by filming one shot and snipping a short sequence (maybe a second or a fraction of a second) out of it in the middle, or editing two shots together that have the same characters, set, props, and so forth, usually the same camera position, but with something to indicate that the action has moved on in between the shots.  
    • May 22
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky started a discussion:
    Can you think of any good examples of jump cuts being used in TV or movies (apart from Jean-Luc Godard films)?
    • May 21
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to ARCHIE. What Harry and Megan named their first-born son. Why would they saddle him with a comic book character name? :
    Is Archie going to be his official name? I thought it was short for Archibald.
    • May 8
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Anyone planning to see the movie "Unplanned" this weekend? About a PP director who became pro-life after witnessing an ultrasound abortion? :
    I felt the same way about "The Basketball Diaries". It had an 18 certificate in my country, but I think every 15 year old should see it because of its hard-hitting anti drugs message.
    • April 2
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to I just watched the movie 'Blazing Saddles' and the theme song is buzzing through my brain.:
    Yes, that happened to me with the orchestral theme tune to "The Room"
    • April 1
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to It seems that fewer names for girls double as surnames than do names for boys.:
    There seems to be a modern trend towards "appropriating" what were originally family names (e.g. Taylor, Madison, Piper) as given names for girls. Conferring surnames on boys as given names is a much longer-established practice, indeed there were examples...  moreThere seems to be a modern trend towards "appropriating" what were originally family names (e.g. Taylor, Madison, Piper) as given names for girls. Conferring surnames on boys as given names is a much longer-established practice, indeed there were examples as far back as the 19th Century or earlier. I don't think I could give as many as 26 though.But there are a few examples of traditional given names also being surnames. Miranda is one example that springs to mind. And there was once a British cabinet minister called Francis Maude. May used to be a girl's name as well, but I don't think it has been used since about 1930.   less
    • March 31
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to What is the agenda of those who believe Anti-Zionism is equivolent to anti-semitism:
    Depends what you mean by "anti Zionism". If it means denial of Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state, then it is antisemitic. If it means criticism of specific actions done by the Israeli government, such as settlement building, then not necessarily. ...  moreDepends what you mean by "anti Zionism". If it means denial of Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state, then it is antisemitic. If it means criticism of specific actions done by the Israeli government, such as settlement building, then not necessarily. But even in the second sense, it can slide into antisemitism if it becomes an obsession.  
    • March 21
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Do Jews and Muslims have the equivalent of Christian Saints? Like maybe Saint Schlomo or Saint Achmad.:
    There is a tradition within Islam, especially Sufism, of venerating Awaliya (singular Wali), a concept often translated as "saint" - and of making pilgrimages to their tombs.The practice however incurs the disapproval by many "radical", or ultra-conservat...  moreThere is a tradition within Islam, especially Sufism, of venerating Awaliya (singular Wali), a concept often translated as "saint" - and of making pilgrimages to their tombs.The practice however incurs the disapproval by many "radical", or ultra-conservative revivalist, Muslims, especially Wahhabi and Salafist.There is no central authority to confer sainthood, as there is in Catholicism, so I assume that someone being recognised as a saint must depend on consensus and local tradition.  
    • March 18
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to How many towels do you own? I’m doing laundry and I realize I have way too many. :
    I tjhink it's 7 handtowels and 5 bathtowels but it's a long time since I did an inventory. It may sound a lot for a single person, but 2 in each category are what I think of as mainly "guest" towels.
    • March 18
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Give us this day our daily music thread (stole that from amber) songs that have something do with a drink... NOW. :
    "Look what I found in my beer" by The Beautiful South.
    • March 18
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Has anyone else besides me ever gotten a friend request on Facebook from someone they have never ever heard of before?:
    It's happened 3 or 4 times since I started using Facebook. I may have accepted one or two (in cases where we had at least 2 mutual Facebook friends already) but now I ignore them.
    • March 9
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Are you Nordic? :
    Probably not. My family come from the West Midlands, a region of England where very few Nordic people settled.
    • March 9
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to How long has it been since you’ve been to a movie theatre and what did you see? :
    Yes - it was very impressive technically and gave a real sense of peril, as well as an insight into the climber's personality and personal life. I'd recommend it.
    • March 9
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to How long has it been since you’ve been to a movie theatre and what did you see? :
    Last weekend. Watched "Free Solo" in an Imax.
    • March 6
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to What is one of your favorite songs that doesn't include repetition of a chorus or refrain? ~:
    "There is a light that never goes out" by The Smiths.
    • February 26
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Do you understand what's going on with Brexit?:
    Around 400,000 people live in Cardiff and about half that number in Swansea. This is out of a total population of some 3,000,000.The northeast and the Valleys, which have an industrial character and a coal-mining past, voted Leave but by a much lesser mar...  moreAround 400,000 people live in Cardiff and about half that number in Swansea. This is out of a total population of some 3,000,000.The northeast and the Valleys, which have an industrial character and a coal-mining past, voted Leave but by a much lesser margin than comparable industrial and mining regions in England. Two majority Welsh-speaking districts in the north-west went Remain but in other rural areas the picture was more mixed.  
    • February 23
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Jaimie brought up Animated crushes. Hmmm...my last one was Mighty Mouse when I was four. What is your animated crush?:
    If I'd been 20 years younger when The Incredibles was released . . . I'm sure it would have been Elastigirl.
    • February 23
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Got a song about love that's guaranteed to make us cry?:
    September When It Comes by Roseanne Cash and Johnny Cash.
    • February 19
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Three and a half million year old human foot and a one and a half million year old complete boy Skelton found in a cave in S-Africa .Wh:
    • February 18
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Three and a half million year old human foot and a one and a half million year old complete boy Skelton found in a cave in S-Africa .Wh:
    This is what I find mid-boggling...In 2010 a hitherto unknown species of archaic human, called Denisovan was discovered and identified just from a finger bone fragment in a cave in Siberia. Scientists proved it was a separate species by extracting mitocho...  moreThis is what I find mid-boggling...In 2010 a hitherto unknown species of archaic human, called Denisovan was discovered and identified just from a finger bone fragment in a cave in Siberia. Scientists proved it was a separate species by extracting mitochondrial DNA. They later found that some Denisovan DNA survives in modern humans in parts of Asia but especially in Melanesians, Papuans and Australian Aborigines.  
    • February 18
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Do you understand what's going on with Brexit?:
    The biggest stumbling block at the moment is the Irish border (also known as the Northern Irish border or British Border in Ireland):From Wikipedia: "The Irish border question is a controversy about the impact that Brexit, the withdrawal of...  moreThe biggest stumbling block at the moment is the Irish border (also known as the Northern Irish border or British Border in Ireland):From Wikipedia: "The Irish border question is a controversy about the impact that Brexit, the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union, will have on the Republic of Ireland–United Kingdom border on the island of Ireland, in particular the impact it may have on the economy and people of the island were customs or immigration checks to be put in place at the border. It was prioritised as one of the three most important areas to resolve in order to reach a Withdrawal Agreement."A particular source of contention is the so-called "backstop", which is briefly explained here:https://fullfact.org/europe/irish-backstop/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3-eAr4Cx4AIV7ZztCh3gCQ-LEAAYASAAEgLskfD_BwEMore generally, the difficulty in reaching a withdrawal agreement is compounded by the partisan and (in the Conservatives' case) intra-party d...    less
    • February 18
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to What are your feelings on the Gillette "Best a Man Can Be" commercial? :
    Not offensive, just lame and silly. A half-baked idea poorly executed, with badly-written lines. I watched some Wilkinson Sword ads for contrast showing "stereotypical" male behaviour and found them much more inspiring.
    • February 7
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Some folks program their lives with things to do every minute of every day. They do that to their kids too. No free time to just be. WHY?:
    It's important to teach kids to use their leisure time constructively. This is especially so with older children, those of 12 upwards, since they are subject to so many temptations and bad influences - drugs, alcohol, pressure for underage sex, excessive ...  moreIt's important to teach kids to use their leisure time constructively. This is especially so with older children, those of 12 upwards, since they are subject to so many temptations and bad influences - drugs, alcohol, pressure for underage sex, excessive social media use. But I don't see why it has to be music or sport - if you want a child to take up a self-improving pursuit, it might just as well be painting or design or carpentry or electrical assembly. We can't all be good at the same things - where possible parents need to build on interests or talents that their child already shows signs of having. But an excessively structured life may not be a good thing either, and especially not if it is motivated by competitiveness and vanity on the part of the parents instead of what is really best for the child.  less
    • February 7
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to What are some movies that reviewed horribly that you still enjoyed regardless?:
    I enjoyed "Just Go With It" (a Jennifer Aniston / Adam Sandler comedy) at the time, but it was forgettable - I can't really remember anything much about the plot or any funny lines from it. I was surprised to learn it was awarded two Golden Raspberries.
    • February 5
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to If your local Grammar Police Precinct had its own Gift Shop, what items might it carry?:
    Or:"Prepositions are not words to end sentences with".
    • February 5
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to We should make it ILLEGAL for billionaire cold-hearted SOB's to run for any elective office. They have NO CLUE what we go through. RIGHT?:
    It would be difficult to enforce - billionaires would always find ways of concealing their assets. Perhaps a better solution would be have a quota system for the selection of appointees or candidates to run for office? So many from each income bracket?
    • January 27
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Are you directly, indirectly or silently paid to try and influence political beliefs?:
    I've never been very good at influencing people anyway, but I wouldn't accept any such payment on principle.
    • January 27
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Brits - is Boris Johnson a t*sser or a b*llend?:
    I don't think there is any qualitative difference in meaning, just that "bell3nd" is a stronger insult.
    • January 27
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Brits - is Boris Johnson a t*sser or a b*llend?:
    He has a seemingly unmatched ability to alienate and antagonise people around him, as well as a record of dishonesty, which on the face of things ought to rule him out as Prime Minister. But I don't think we can be confident of this. From many Tories' poi...  moreHe has a seemingly unmatched ability to alienate and antagonise people around him, as well as a record of dishonesty, which on the face of things ought to rule him out as Prime Minister. But I don't think we can be confident of this. From many Tories' point of view, he's a nice, safe, pseudo anti-establishment candidate - controversial and belligerent enough to spice up the party's image, but conventional on policy issues.   
    • January 27
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to What is your favourite Frankie Valley and the four seasons song? JUST PICK ONE. :
    "The Night"

    Beware of his promiseBelieve what I sayBefore the night is ending Be sure of what you're saying
    Cause he paints a pretty picture And he tells you that he loves you And he covers you with roses And he always keeps you dream...  more    "The Night"

    Beware of his promiseBelieve what I sayBefore the night is ending Be sure of what you're saying
    Cause he paints a pretty picture And he tells you that he loves you And he covers you with roses And he always keeps you dreamingIf he always keeps you dreaming You won't have a lonely hour If the day could last forever You might like your ivory tower
    But the night begins to turn your head around And you know you're gonna lose more than you found Oh yeah the night begins to turn your head around
    Beware of his promiseBelieve what I say Before I go forever Be sure of what you're saying


    Cause the words might come too quickly If you really think I'm leaving And goodbye might come too easy If you really think he loves you If you really think he loves you You would give yourself completely If the day could last forever You would give yourself completely
    But the night begins to turn your head around And you know you'...    less
    • January 25
  • Reverend Muhammadovsky
    Reverend Muhammadovsky replied to Do you, like many, need coffee to digress to your best style?:
    I don't think coffee affects my "style". I like coffee but I am not completely addicted to it - I will have one cup of coffee on a typical day, very rarely a second one. Often a day will pass in which I will drink no coffee at all, just tea.
    • January 25
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  • Screen Name* Reverend Muhammadovsky
  • Gender* Male
  • Where do you live? West Yorkshire, England

  • Is it about time that car manufacturers designed an in-car air conditioning unit that will work when the ignition is off?

    There has been a lot of talk recently about the ethics of leavin...  moreThere has been a lot of talk recently about the ethics of leaving dogs in locked cars in hot weather. If there was a small battery-powered air-con unit that would either plug into the existing air-con system, or have a separate vent, there would be no need for animals to suffer in cars, and people wouldn't have to worry about the security risk of leaving a car unattended with the window part rolled down.  
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  • Are there any songs that you like even though you strongly disagree with their political message?

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  • Are there any songs you like that use hand clapping as a percussion effect?

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  • Do you have an example of a lyric you have misheard, and it made as much sense (or was better than) the real lyrics?

    Mine is a gospel song by the Reverend Alex Bradford called "I Kn...  moreMine is a gospel song by the Reverend Alex Bradford called "I Know Better Now". It contained the lines "I used to sing for fortune / I used to sing for fame", and I thought the first part sounded like "I used to sing for poitín". Poitín (pronounced "potcheen") is a kind of Irish hard liquor made from potatoes, so it would make sense in context.  
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  • Is there a song that you originally knew as an instrumental, and only later realised that there was a version with words?

    Mine is "Lucky, Lucky, Lucky Me" by Evelyn Knight. I first heard...  moreMine is "Lucky, Lucky, Lucky Me" by Evelyn Knight. I first heard it a few years ago as an audio track to a video clip about grape harvesting, and only much later did I hear the original song used in a car commercial.  
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  • Can you think of any good examples of jump cuts being used in TV or movies (apart from Jean-Luc Godard films)?

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  • What is your favourite foreign-language film of the last 12 months?

    Mine is The Wild Pear Tree.
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  • Is Britain the only Western country that gives visas to Islamic hate preachers and invites them to anti-terror conferences?

    From Barnabas Fund website: "A prominent leader of the pro-blasp...  moreFrom Barnabas Fund website: "A prominent leader of the pro-blasphemy law demonstrations in Pakistan, who called for the immediate execution of Aasia Bibi was a key speaker at an anti-terrorism conference in Manchester, in July. The radical cleric spoke alongside police chiefs and a family member of a victim of the IS-claimed terror attack on Manchester Arena last year, which claimed 22 lives."https://barnabasfund.org/en/news/barnabas-fund-warned-home-secretary-about-radical-cleric-hassan-haseeb-in-2016-%E2%80%93-so-why-was-hehttps://hurryupharry.org/2017/12/14/greater-manchester-police-and-%E2%80%9Ctolerance%E2%80%9D/  less
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  • How many cyclists do you think are killed, or left with long-term injuries, each year that could have been prevented by wearing a helmet?

    I know the vast majority do wear helmets nowadays, but there are...  moreI know the vast majority do wear helmets nowadays, but there are still a few who don't. Last month I had to help a crashed cyclist who had fallen off at 20mph and landed on his head. He wasn't wearing one. I don't know how badly injured he was but it looked pretty bad and he was probably concussed.  
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  • Republicans and Trump supporters, to what factors do you attribute the Republicans' loss of the House to the Democrats in the midterms?

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  • Do you think Tommy Robinson's ill-treatment in jail, as revealed on social media and Breitbart, amounted to torture (see link)?

    This is regardless of whether you agree with his opinions or met...  moreThis is regardless of whether you agree with his opinions or methods. If the authorities move someone to a jail where he is more likely to be targeted because of his political views so that he has to be put in solitary, is afraid to eat in case his food is poisoned so that he loses 42 pounds in 2 months, and can't even open a window? I wasn't very sympathetic to him before but this is shocking.https://www.breitbart.com/london/2018/08/02/tommy-robinson-solitary-confinement-23-5-hours-excrement-window/  
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  • Which is your favourite Regina Spector album?

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  • What is your favourite Belle and Sebastian song?

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  • Toby - a name containing two prepositions, "to" and "by". Can you think of any more (including surnames and given names)?

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  • For ornithologists: Last weekend I saw two Canada geese trying to drown another goose in a canal. Is this sort of behaviour common?

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  • Some help needed with the new-look Meetup website. I'm an Organiser and have saved a meetup as a draft but now I can't find it. Where is it?

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  • What are your top five favourite movies of 2017?

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  • What are some modern etiquette dilemmas you face when writing Christmas cards?

    An example - a couple I know had a break-up but carried on livin...  moreAn example - a couple I know had a break-up but carried on living together. Should I send them a Christmas card each or one addressed to both? Another one. Suppose I have a friend called Chloe whom I've known for 20 years. She has a long term partner called Roger whom I hardly know, I've only met once and spoken on the phone to him a couple of times. They live apart for 8 months of the year because he works in another country, should I address my Christmas card to "Chloe" or "Chloe and Roger"?  
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  • Why do so many towns in England have a street called Kaffir Road?

    And are there any other racially-pejorative terms that have give...  moreAnd are there any other racially-pejorative terms that have given rise to street names?  
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  • What is your favourite science-fiction short story?

    For me, it's between "War Game" by Philip K Dick and "The Darfst...  moreFor me, it's between "War Game" by Philip K Dick and "The Darfstellar" by Walter M Miller Jnr.  
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  • I have boycotted certain corporations in the distant past, but n...  moreI have boycotted certain corporations in the distant past, but not countries.  
    in Have you ever decided (or do you ever decide) not to buy a product because of the country in which it was manufactured? August 2, 2019 10:50 AM MDT 2
  • Thank you Walt and Merlin - I had not heard of those products. I...  moreThank you Walt and Merlin - I had not heard of those products. I will recommend them to dog owners.  
    in Is it about time that car manufacturers designed an in-car air conditioning unit that will work when the ignition is off? July 31, 2019 2:07 PM MDT 0
  • I meant "battery-powered" in the sense of having its own battery...  moreI meant "battery-powered" in the sense of having its own battery. I realise the wording may not have made that clear.  
    in Is it about time that car manufacturers designed an in-car air conditioning unit that will work when the ignition is off? July 31, 2019 11:44 AM MDT 1
  • Many present-day White Nationalists are atheists.
    in The white nationalist racists who think GOD sent the trump to them must believe GOD is a white nationalist racist too. Do you? July 30, 2019 9:49 AM MDT 1
  • There has been a lot of talk recently about the ethics of leavin...  moreThere has been a lot of talk recently about the ethics of leaving dogs in locked cars in hot weather. If there was a small battery-powered air-con unit that would either plug into the existing air-con system, or have a separate vent, there would be no need for animals to suffer in cars, and people wouldn't have to worry about the security risk of leaving a car unattended with the window part rolled down.  
    in Is it about time that car manufacturers designed an in-car air conditioning unit that will work when the ignition is off? July 30, 2019 9:46 AM MDT 0
  • "Quantities" has "titties" in it, if we're to be cavalier about ...  more"Quantities" has "titties" in it, if we're to be cavalier about the spelling.  
    in Can you think of a word or phrase that has an offensive word in it that could violate TOS? July 25, 2019 10:50 AM MDT 1
  • in Are there any songs that you like even though you strongly disagree with their political message? July 22, 2019 1:16 PM MDT 0
  • I always thought Isaac Hite would be a funny name for one of Bar...  moreI always thought Isaac Hite would be a funny name for one of Bart Simpson's prank calls to Mo's Tavern:Bart: "I've a call for a Mr Hite please, first name Isaac".Moe: (shouts around bar) "Isaac Hite! IsaaKite! I wanna get 'igh's a Kite!"Customer: (laughing) "Your beer usually does the trick, Moe!" Then I found out Isaac Hite was a real person - a Major in the American Revolutionary War.   
    in Noah Guy. Paige Turner. Corazon Hart. Lyndsey Doyle. Kent Reid. Summer Knight. Lee Ward. Jerry Rigg. Carrie Ober. Patience Waite. July 22, 2019 1:13 PM MDT 1
  • I'd forgotten that one! It's "I'll Be There for You", by the Rem...  moreI'd forgotten that one! It's "I'll Be There for You", by the Rembrandts.That and "Stuck in the Middle with You" would have to be my joint faves.  
    in Are there any songs you like that use hand clapping as a percussion effect? July 22, 2019 12:48 PM MDT 1
  • It's kind of unfortunate for people whose family name is "Ho", too.
    in Why are there so many negative names for women who have many casual sexual encounters or get paid for them July 22, 2019 12:27 PM MDT 0
  • in Are there any songs you like that use hand clapping as a percussion effect? July 22, 2019 11:32 AM MDT 0
  • Mine is a gospel song by the Reverend Alex Bradford called "I Kn...  moreMine is a gospel song by the Reverend Alex Bradford called "I Know Better Now". It contained the lines "I used to sing for fortune / I used to sing for fame", and I thought the first part sounded like "I used to sing for poitín". Poitín (pronounced "potcheen") is a kind of Irish hard liquor made from potatoes, so it would make sense in context.  
    in Do you have an example of a lyric you have misheard, and it made as much sense (or was better than) the real lyrics? July 22, 2019 11:31 AM MDT 0
  • Thank you for correcting me on that article, Rosie, I may return...  moreThank you for correcting me on that article, Rosie, I may return to it later.It is probably a safe generalisation that lifespan is increasing in almost all parts of the world. Moreover, or so I like to think, we will continue to see a worldwide increase in people enjoying active and healthy retirement years as a result of improved medicine (and, in newly-industrialising countries like China, better working conditions - improved regulation in the workplace will mean less exposure to dust, toxic chemicals and so forth, which at present must contribute to a lot of premature aging). The social consequences of an ageing population are hard to predict - I remember someone predicted back in the 90's that one of the effects of a growing percentage of older people in the population would be to make society more conservative, that there would be a return to greater formality in some areas of life, such as dress - needless to say I have not seen much evidence of this to date. I suppose it is still the mass media that is th...    less
    in Since homo saps showed up how many people have died? Absent aging, disease, wars, natural tragedies, hatred what would weed us out? June 20, 2019 10:25 AM MDT 0
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  • Mine is "Lucky, Lucky, Lucky Me" by Evelyn Knight. I first heard...  moreMine is "Lucky, Lucky, Lucky Me" by Evelyn Knight. I first heard it a few years ago as an audio track to a video clip about grape harvesting, and only much later did I hear the original song used in a car commercial.  
    in Is there a song that you originally knew as an instrumental, and only later realised that there was a version with words? June 19, 2019 3:51 PM MDT 0
  • You'll find this fascinating, Rosie - it's a Wikipedia article a...  moreYou'll find this fascinating, Rosie - it's a Wikipedia article about "maximum life span":https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximum_life_spanIt seems there is a strong body of opinion that there is a natural upper limit to human longevity, which may be a consequence of a side-effect of the process of cell division on chromosomes.  
    in Since homo saps showed up how many people have died? Absent aging, disease, wars, natural tragedies, hatred what would weed us out? June 19, 2019 3:48 PM MDT 1
  • Yes. If we have done reprehensible things in the distant past we...  moreYes. If we have done reprehensible things in the distant past we should not allow ourselves to be defined by them. If we do, we risk abandoning all standards in the present. It is better to be inconsistently good than consistently bad.  
    in "We are all more than the worst thing we've ever done". Agree/dis/why? June 19, 2019 3:36 PM MDT 1
  • Babes in Toyland.
    in FBOTB: Round 57 June 3, 2019 1:08 PM MDT 0
  • Play Time, a film by Jacques Tati.
    in What are some movies made in countries where English is not the native language, yet contain one or more English words in their titles? ~ May 29, 2019 5:49 PM MDT 2
  • A French New Wave film-maker who was very prominent in the 60s a...  moreA French New Wave film-maker who was very prominent in the 60s and 70s. His films are not screened very often nowadays, either theatrically or on television, at least not in my country, but he is held in high regard by critics and has been very influential.  
    in Can you think of any good examples of jump cuts being used in TV or movies (apart from Jean-Luc Godard films)? May 22, 2019 3:04 PM MDT 1
  • It means where the film is edited in such a way that the action ...  moreIt means where the film is edited in such a way that the action appears to jump forward in time, either by filming one shot and snipping a short sequence (maybe a second or a fraction of a second) out of it in the middle, or editing two shots together that have the same characters, set, props, and so forth, usually the same camera position, but with something to indicate that the action has moved on in between the shots.  
    in Can you think of any good examples of jump cuts being used in TV or movies (apart from Jean-Luc Godard films)? May 22, 2019 3:00 PM MDT 1
  • in Can you think of any good examples of jump cuts being used in TV or movies (apart from Jean-Luc Godard films)? May 21, 2019 12:29 PM MDT 0
  • Is Archie going to be his official name? I thought it was short ...  moreIs Archie going to be his official name? I thought it was short for Archibald.  
    in ARCHIE. What Harry and Megan named their first-born son. Why would they saddle him with a comic book character name? May 8, 2019 3:00 PM MDT 1
  • I felt the same way about "The Basketball Diaries". It had an 18...  moreI felt the same way about "The Basketball Diaries". It had an 18 certificate in my country, but I think every 15 year old should see it because of its hard-hitting anti drugs message.  
    in Anyone planning to see the movie "Unplanned" this weekend? About a PP director who became pro-life after witnessing an ultrasound abortion? April 2, 2019 12:47 PM MDT 1
  • Yes, that happened to me with the orchestral theme tune to "The Room"
    in I just watched the movie 'Blazing Saddles' and the theme song is buzzing through my brain. April 1, 2019 1:55 PM MDT 0
  • There seems to be a modern trend towards "appropriating" what we...  moreThere seems to be a modern trend towards "appropriating" what were originally family names (e.g. Taylor, Madison, Piper) as given names for girls. Conferring surnames on boys as given names is a much longer-established practice, indeed there were examples as far back as the 19th Century or earlier. I don't think I could give as many as 26 though.But there are a few examples of traditional given names also being surnames. Miranda is one example that springs to mind. And there was once a British cabinet minister called Francis Maude. May used to be a girl's name as well, but I don't think it has been used since about 1930.   less
    in It seems that fewer names for girls double as surnames than do names for boys. March 31, 2019 2:00 AM MDT 0
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  • Depends what you mean by "anti Zionism". If it means denial of I...  moreDepends what you mean by "anti Zionism". If it means denial of Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state, then it is antisemitic. If it means criticism of specific actions done by the Israeli government, such as settlement building, then not necessarily. But even in the second sense, it can slide into antisemitism if it becomes an obsession.  
    in What is the agenda of those who believe Anti-Zionism is equivolent to anti-semitism March 21, 2019 1:57 AM MDT 1
  • There is a tradition within Islam, especially Sufism, of venerat...  moreThere is a tradition within Islam, especially Sufism, of venerating Awaliya (singular Wali), a concept often translated as "saint" - and of making pilgrimages to their tombs.The practice however incurs the disapproval by many "radical", or ultra-conservative revivalist, Muslims, especially Wahhabi and Salafist.There is no central authority to confer sainthood, as there is in Catholicism, so I assume that someone being recognised as a saint must depend on consensus and local tradition.  
    in Do Jews and Muslims have the equivalent of Christian Saints? Like maybe Saint Schlomo or Saint Achmad. March 18, 2019 12:28 PM MDT 2
  • I tjhink it's 7 handtowels and 5 bathtowels but it's a long time...  moreI tjhink it's 7 handtowels and 5 bathtowels but it's a long time since I did an inventory. It may sound a lot for a single person, but 2 in each category are what I think of as mainly "guest" towels.  
    in How many towels do you own? I’m doing laundry and I realize I have way too many. March 18, 2019 12:00 PM MDT 0
  • "Look what I found in my beer" by The Beautiful South.
    in Give us this day our daily music thread (stole that from amber) songs that have something do with a drink... NOW. March 18, 2019 5:48 AM MDT 0
  • It's happened 3 or 4 times since I started using Facebook. I may...  moreIt's happened 3 or 4 times since I started using Facebook. I may have accepted one or two (in cases where we had at least 2 mutual Facebook friends already) but now I ignore them.  
    in Has anyone else besides me ever gotten a friend request on Facebook from someone they have never ever heard of before? March 9, 2019 12:50 PM MST 0
  • Probably not. My family come from the West Midlands, a region of...  moreProbably not. My family come from the West Midlands, a region of England where very few Nordic people settled.  
    in Are you Nordic? March 9, 2019 12:48 PM MST 2
  • Yes - it was very impressive technically and gave a real sense o...  moreYes - it was very impressive technically and gave a real sense of peril, as well as an insight into the climber's personality and personal life. I'd recommend it.  
    in How long has it been since you’ve been to a movie theatre and what did you see? March 9, 2019 12:41 PM MST 1
  • Last weekend. Watched "Free Solo" in an Imax.
    in How long has it been since you’ve been to a movie theatre and what did you see? March 6, 2019 11:49 AM MST 2
  • "There is a light that never goes out" by The Smiths.
    in What is one of your favorite songs that doesn't include repetition of a chorus or refrain? ~ February 26, 2019 11:33 AM MST 3
  • Around 400,000 people live in Cardiff and about half that number...  moreAround 400,000 people live in Cardiff and about half that number in Swansea. This is out of a total population of some 3,000,000.The northeast and the Valleys, which have an industrial character and a coal-mining past, voted Leave but by a much lesser margin than comparable industrial and mining regions in England. Two majority Welsh-speaking districts in the north-west went Remain but in other rural areas the picture was more mixed.  
    in Do you understand what's going on with Brexit? February 23, 2019 11:02 AM MST 3
  • If I'd been 20 years younger when The Incredibles was released ....  moreIf I'd been 20 years younger when The Incredibles was released . . . I'm sure it would have been Elastigirl.  
    in Jaimie brought up Animated crushes. Hmmm...my last one was Mighty Mouse when I was four. What is your animated crush? February 23, 2019 9:57 AM MST 3
  • September When It Comes by Roseanne Cash and Johnny Cash.
    in Got a song about love that's guaranteed to make us cry? February 19, 2019 2:01 AM MST 0
  • This is what I find mid-boggling...In 2010 a hitherto unknown sp...  moreThis is what I find mid-boggling...In 2010 a hitherto unknown species of archaic human, called Denisovan was discovered and identified just from a finger bone fragment in a cave in Siberia. Scientists proved it was a separate species by extracting mitochondrial DNA. They later found that some Denisovan DNA survives in modern humans in parts of Asia but especially in Melanesians, Papuans and Australian Aborigines.  
    in Three and a half million year old human foot and a one and a half million year old complete boy Skelton found in a cave in S-Africa .Wh February 18, 2019 2:09 PM MST 0
  • The biggest stumbling block at the moment is the Irish border (a...  moreThe biggest stumbling block at the moment is the Irish border (also known as the Northern Irish border or British Border in Ireland):From Wikipedia: "The Irish border question is a controversy about the impact that Brexit, the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union, will have on the Republic of Ireland–United Kingdom border on the island of Ireland, in particular the impact it may have on the economy and people of the island were customs or immigration checks to be put in place at the border. It was prioritised as one of the three most important areas to resolve in order to reach a Withdrawal Agreement."A particular source of contention is the so-called "backstop", which is briefly explained here:https://fullfact.org/europe/irish-backstop/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3-eAr4Cx4AIV7ZztCh3gCQ-LEAAYASAAEgLskfD_BwEMore generally, the difficulty in reaching a withdrawal agreement is compounded by the partisan and (in the Conservatives' case) intra-party d...    less
    in Do you understand what's going on with Brexit? February 18, 2019 1:57 PM MST 4
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  • Not offensive, just lame and silly. A half-baked idea poorly exe...  moreNot offensive, just lame and silly. A half-baked idea poorly executed, with badly-written lines. I watched some Wilkinson Sword ads for contrast showing "stereotypical" male behaviour and found them much more inspiring.  
    in What are your feelings on the Gillette "Best a Man Can Be" commercial? February 7, 2019 1:12 PM MST 0
  • It's important to teach kids to use their leisure time construct...  moreIt's important to teach kids to use their leisure time constructively. This is especially so with older children, those of 12 upwards, since they are subject to so many temptations and bad influences - drugs, alcohol, pressure for underage sex, excessive social media use. But I don't see why it has to be music or sport - if you want a child to take up a self-improving pursuit, it might just as well be painting or design or carpentry or electrical assembly. We can't all be good at the same things - where possible parents need to build on interests or talents that their child already shows signs of having. But an excessively structured life may not be a good thing either, and especially not if it is motivated by competitiveness and vanity on the part of the parents instead of what is really best for the child.  less
    in Some folks program their lives with things to do every minute of every day. They do that to their kids too. No free time to just be. WHY? February 7, 2019 1:06 PM MST 0
  • I enjoyed "Just Go With It" (a Jennifer Aniston / Adam Sandler c...  moreI enjoyed "Just Go With It" (a Jennifer Aniston / Adam Sandler comedy) at the time, but it was forgettable - I can't really remember anything much about the plot or any funny lines from it. I was surprised to learn it was awarded two Golden Raspberries.  
    in What are some movies that reviewed horribly that you still enjoyed regardless? February 5, 2019 1:37 PM MST 2
  • Or:"Prepositions are not words to end sentences with".
    in If your local Grammar Police Precinct had its own Gift Shop, what items might it carry? February 5, 2019 10:08 AM MST 4
  • It would be difficult to enforce - billionaires would always fin...  moreIt would be difficult to enforce - billionaires would always find ways of concealing their assets. Perhaps a better solution would be have a quota system for the selection of appointees or candidates to run for office? So many from each income bracket?  
    in We should make it ILLEGAL for billionaire cold-hearted SOB's to run for any elective office. They have NO CLUE what we go through. RIGHT? January 27, 2019 7:30 AM MST 2
  • I've never been very good at influencing people anyway, but I wo...  moreI've never been very good at influencing people anyway, but I wouldn't accept any such payment on principle.  
    in Are you directly, indirectly or silently paid to try and influence political beliefs? January 27, 2019 7:25 AM MST 2
  • I don't think there is any qualitative difference in meaning, ju...  moreI don't think there is any qualitative difference in meaning, just that "bell3nd" is a stronger insult.  
    in Brits - is Boris Johnson a t*sser or a b*llend? January 27, 2019 7:23 AM MST 0
  • He has a seemingly unmatched ability to alienate and antagonise ...  moreHe has a seemingly unmatched ability to alienate and antagonise people around him, as well as a record of dishonesty, which on the face of things ought to rule him out as Prime Minister. But I don't think we can be confident of this. From many Tories' point of view, he's a nice, safe, pseudo anti-establishment candidate - controversial and belligerent enough to spice up the party's image, but conventional on policy issues.   
    in Brits - is Boris Johnson a t*sser or a b*llend? January 27, 2019 7:21 AM MST 0
  • "The Night"

    Beware of his promiseBelieve what I sayBefore the n...  more    "The Night"

    Beware of his promiseBelieve what I sayBefore the night is ending Be sure of what you're saying
    Cause he paints a pretty picture And he tells you that he loves you And he covers you with roses And he always keeps you dreamingIf he always keeps you dreaming You won't have a lonely hour If the day could last forever You might like your ivory tower
    But the night begins to turn your head around And you know you're gonna lose more than you found Oh yeah the night begins to turn your head around
    Beware of his promiseBelieve what I say Before I go forever Be sure of what you're saying


    Cause the words might come too quickly If you really think I'm leaving And goodbye might come too easy If you really think he loves you If you really think he loves you You would give yourself completely If the day could last forever You would give yourself completely
    But the night begins to turn your head around And you know you'...    less
    in What is your favourite Frankie Valley and the four seasons song? JUST PICK ONE. January 25, 2019 10:04 AM MST 1
  • I don't think coffee affects my "style". I like coffee but I am ...  moreI don't think coffee affects my "style". I like coffee but I am not completely addicted to it - I will have one cup of coffee on a typical day, very rarely a second one. Often a day will pass in which I will drink no coffee at all, just tea.  
    in Do you, like many, need coffee to digress to your best style? January 25, 2019 10:00 AM MST 1
  • Wales was about 50-50; the border districts and the Valleys vote...  moreWales was about 50-50; the border districts and the Valleys voted Leave but only by a narrow margin, with the West and the South coast cities being pro-Remain. However, I fear you may be right in saying that the referendum and deal won't lay the issue to rest once and for all. March 29th may just be the end of the beginning.  
    in Is LABOR/CONSERVATIVE in Britain the same as trumpican/democratic in the US of A? One side has all good guys. The other doesn't have any? January 20, 2019 12:19 PM MST 0
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