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I was in a grocery store this past week and a man about 35 years old walked up to me and asked if I would pay for the food he had in his hand-carried basket. He said he was unemployed and he had…

Top stories for Long   If someone was down on their fortune (homeless) and they came to you telling you they are hungry, would you feed them even if it was completely inconvenient for your schedule? Why or why not? Gary McConkey, works at Studio Director for PEG Media Partners • Answered April 16, 2019 I was in a grocery store this past week and a man about 35 years old walked up to me and asked if I would pay for the food he had in his hand-carried basket. He said he was... Read more » 289.3K 6.3K 322   What was the most unexpected knock you got on your door? Asked in True Scary Stories • Answered by Logan Denora • November 11, 2021 It was a Friday night I had a hard day at work was watching a movie and enjoying a pizza was just starting to relax and enjoy the night. A loud knock on the door I open it ... Read more » 395.3K 4.9K 71   My neighbor's mom is constantly blocking my driveway when she comes to visit. I've told them several times and yet she does it every time. What can I do now without causing confrontation? Amy, Writer • Answered November 4, 2021 Story time. My husband and I lived by a Kingdom Hall. Our driveway was connected with their parking lot and they were constantly taking up the space if we were not home dur... Read more » 671.1K 5.2K 86   Can I dig my backyard as much as I want without being hassled by the government? I want to build my own underground cave. Keith White, former Scientist - now just old, opinionated and retired! • Updated June 9 My understanding is that if you own the land then you own for as "deep as is usable"… Of course others can still potentially claim mining rights on your land but that is no... Read more » 387.3K 3.8K 155   How do you sharpen a serrated knife? Sandy Patterson, Retired Picador (1989-present) • Answered October 5, 2021 Nope. I do get why some people might actually sharpen them; either expense, or emotional attachment. If it's expense, then you've already made your first mistake. Serrated k... Read more » 426K 1.6K 94   Why isn't it taught that George Washington was not the first President of the United States, but the first one under the Constitution? Dave Kennedy, Historian and Museum Curator studying Civics, the Constitution, and Article III • Updated Fri Answering "Why isn't it taught that George Washington was not the first President of the United States, but the first one under the Constitution?" Because George Washington ... Read more » 1.4M 5.5K 197   What happens to expired meats such as beef, pork, chicken, and fish at grocery stores and butcher shops? Timothy Sly, Professor Emeritus (Public Health /Epidemiology) at Toronto Metropolitan Univ. (... • Answered April 23 The "best-before dates are completely meaningless. Most chains either re-label the meat if it appears fresh, or they direct the meats or fish to treatments with special bre... Read more » 174.1K 582 71   What are the most fascinating "weird but true" historical facts you know about? Arturo Antonio Perozo, knows Spanish • Answered March 22 During World War II, the British Air Force sewed one more button on all of its soldiers' uniforms. But why? The button had two parts. The bottom half had a needle in the cente... Read more » 546.9K 8.9K 81   GOP Congressman Mo Brooks from Alabama has lost his bid to stay in the US Senate, and has now announced he wants to testify in front of the 1/6 Committee. What info might Brooks provide that he wasn't willing to give before his defeat? Greg Larson, I read a newspaper every day. • Answered June 23 First, let us consider why we might think that he might know something. Congressman Mo Brooks wore body armor on January 6. And Brooks was a prominent, almost fanatical, supp... Read more » 198.2K 2.3K 246   Why do people put their parents into nursing homes when they could just take them in to their own homes? Especially those who have the space. Robert Colliersmith, studied at Experiences in Life • Answered June 5 I had both of my parents move into my house when my father became unable to drive. This involved building an addition to my home for some $100K. All went fine for several y... Read more » 734.4K 4.7K 265   How can I deal with people who show up at my house unannounced and expect to be served dinner? Donna S. • Answered March 29 My ex was in the military. He was the only junior guy who was married and had kids. All of his airmen had meal cards - all they had to do was go to the dining facility and ... Read more » 310.7K 4.4K 91   What are some shocking facts about Joe Biden's past? Nathan Stanish, Reluctant Writer • Answered January 31, 2021 You're not going to believe this. Seriously, you'll accuse me of lying and plug your ears, incapable of even grasping the facts I'm about to give you. Brace yourself. Joe Bide... Read more » 1.1M 5.6K 431 Read more in your feed

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