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Top stories for Long   My neighbor built his pool a foot onto my property. Can I legally make him provide me access to it? Dale Griffin, lives in El Cajon, California (2018-present) • Answered April 8 My Fathers fence was built well into a neighbors yard. It was an unused corner and no one cared. The neighbors sold and then later when the new people wanted to build an ad... Read more » 630.5K 324 34   What are some misunderstood aspects of the culture of Japan? Angela Stockton, native Louisvillian • Updated November 4, 2018 Our son married a Japanese woman, they take their vacations in Japan, and he now speaks Japanese—although, when I asked him how long he'll have to study the language before... Read more » 223K 1K 38   What makes Singaporeans different? Arkaneh Urairat, Know Singapore and Malaysia • Updated April 10 Singaporeans are hard to match. If you single out only ONE middle-aged working Singaporean and spend an hour chatting. My conclusion is that Singaporean men, in general, are... Read more » 285.4K 344 65   Why are intelligent people not confident? Chris Wojcik, writer, martial artist, thinker • Answered March 11 This is Georges St-Pierre. He's arguably the greatest MMA fighter of all time. Apart from being an all-around bad mother fucker, Georges is also known for being one of the m... Read more » 1.9M 2.3K 49   How did Steve Jobs manage to push the limits of technology without doing the technical work himself? Bill Pentz, former UCD & CSUS Engineering Instructor / Inventor (1968-1999) • Updated April 3 Contrary to all the great things said about Steve Jobs, I knew him. Steve tried to use me and nearly destroyed one of my proteges. He was obsessively driven with near zero ... Read more » 594.2K 3.8K 146   Why isn't garlic used in Japanese cuisine? Hantani Sadahiko, lives in Japan (1967-present) • Updated March 21 Garlic was introduced to Japan via China around the eighth century. In Japan, "Sake and strong-smelling vegetables (Garlic, Chinese chives, scallions, etc.) do not go throu... Read more » 993.3K 1.6K 64   Did Anakin ever regret becoming Darth Vader? Brett Lissaman, I know things about Star Wars • Updated December 30, 2020 Yes he did. And the saddest thing is that there was nothing he could do about it. He was broken. The first case is shortly after ROTS when Vader was making his Sith lightsab... Read more » 381.4K 6.7K 76   Does gender neutral snow plowing in Stockholm work or has it been a disaster? Mats Andersson, lived in Stockholm, Sweden (1992-2005) • Answered September 1, 2021 OK so here's the deal: What they used to do was to plough the roads to the big workplaces first, and only then plough the roads to schools and daycare. This was based on som... Read more » 433.2K 5.6K 147   How true is it that saying "arigato" at a store would be acceptable for a foreigner but rude for a native Japanese? Dan Levy, knows Japanese • Answered July 12, 2021 It is a contentious issue even in Japan. I was conflictingly taught that in Japan I shouldn't say "Arigatou gozaimasu" or any variant to store clerks and that it can be fre... Read more » 891.6K 3.6K 120   Do cruise ship employees get their own room? Charles Neilsen, Vietnam Veteran • Answered September 22, 2021 LOL! I was a musician. The show crew is a cut above the hotel crew, most of which were third-world. Both are quite separate from the boat crew. I shared a cabin, perhaps 10... Read more » 1.1M 1.7K 60   What is the most dashing and well-tailored military uniform of all time? Joe Burton, worked at United States Navy (1972-2004) • Updated September 28, 2021 I'm a retired sailor. One evening my wife and I was in a restaurant. I noticed her head snapped around along with every other woman in the place. I looked up and as a blue ... Read more » 123.5K 661 31   Why didn't Romans, at their peak of power, I imagine from 100 BC to 100 AD, ever consider the want to go South and conquer the continent of Africa? Are there any extant writings from Senators or sages why it wasn't considered "easy pickings"? Tom Müller, studied Ancient military history. • Answered November 22, 2018 Please take a good look at these 2 maps : Do you see how Rome barely has any control of the land directly south of the North African Coast, the only exception is the Nile. Th... Read more » 594.8K 1.8K 123 Read more in your feed

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