How do I legally disappear and never be found?

Go to your nearest travel agency, purchase a carnival cruise to the Virgin Isles. (purchased well in advance you can score a ticket for under 400 dollars usd) once the cruise ship lands at the V…

Top stories for Long   How do I legally disappear and never be found? Chris Infante, Welder - Independent Contractor at Independent Contractors (2013-present) • Updated June 26, 2018 Go to your nearest travel agency, purchase a carnival cruise to the Virgin Isles. (purchased well in advance you can score a ticket for under 400 dollars usd) once the crui... Read more » 3.6M 5.3K 572   Why is the US version of the middle class so different from the British middle class? Colin Riegels, nascent economist • Updated Sun As the old joke goes: Britain and America are two countries divided by the same language. The words "middle class" mean different things in each country. In America, middle ... Read more » 929.4K 2.6K 326   What was socially acceptable in Roman times but would be horrifying today? Aleksa Petrovic, knows French • Updated February 12 Most things in Rome would be horrifying for us. The real question would be what Roman tradition would be acceptable for us. Here are some examples Romans that would be unac... Read more » 1M 2.3K 212   Is China a "paper dragon"? Donald Canton, Business Manager at Newton Services (2003-present) • Updated May 15, 2021 Is China a "paper dragon"? Yes, China is a "paper dragon" according to millions of Americans because China can't spend more money than or at least as much as the world sole ... Read more » 340.4K 2.2K 401   What is it like to have conjugal visits in jail? Arin, former Pawn Broker at Plantation Pawn (1986-1998) • Answered March 10 In my prison, you could spend the night with your husband in a trailer. It had to be your husband, no one else and you had to have proof of marriage. It was nice. You had t... Read more » 1.2M 1.3K 162   What is the meaning of 1 Corinthians 6:9-11? David Rossiter, A preacher for several decades, a lover of the Bible but more a lover of God • Answered January 10, 2018 The meaning of the verses look so clear it seems to be a loaded question. It means exactly what it says, but as with everything, some context will clarify some issues. Paul ... Read more » 548.8K 1.3K 185   What is a stand you took with your in-laws that you will never apologize for? Stephen Jones • Answered August 25, 2021 My wife got killed in a car accident and right after the funeral her sister an aunt came to my house to eat. I left to go get ice and came in and they were going through al... Read more » 4.5M 22K 791   Why do Olympic divers take showers in between dives? Samarjeet, former Physiotherapist, Entrepreneur, Volunteer • Updated September 29, 2021 Divers typically emerge from the water after a plunge and immediately take a quick shower by the side of the pool — even though they are already wet. Then they dry themselv... Read more » 3.9M 10.8K 126   Do restaurants often "recycle" uneaten food and serve it up again to another customer? Whether or not it often happens, is it illegal for them to do that? Kevin Weil • Answered March 7 I recently went to burger king thru the drive thru. I ordered a decent amount of food, several bags worth. I got to the pay window and paid. She handed me the card back, bu... Read more » 3.8M 5.6K 598   Who had the saddest life in history? Jean-Marie Valheur, studied Literature at University of the Philippines (2005) • Answered April 28, 2021 I think the little boy in this photograph takes the cake. His name? Henk Heithuis. And I am warning you ahead of time, his story is absolutely gruesome and terrifying. Heit... Read more » 5.8M 12.9K 759   Why can the US send warships to the South China Sea, while China cannot send warships to the Gulf of Mexico? Wes Frank, Masters in American History from Northwestern University • Updated May 9, 2019 China can send as many warships as it cares to to the Gulf of Mexico. It is international waters. European warships have been visiting regularly since the 19th Century. As ... Read more » 225.2K 1.3K 250   Why were covered bridges built? Bob deWitt, Art History Professor, Utah Valley University • Updated January 30 That's a good question when you think about it; it seems like it would be to protect the traveler from rain or snow when traveling the road. But if that's the purpose, why ... Read more » 829K 9.1K 247 Read more in your feed

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