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Top stories for Long   Why should a law firm trying to sue and garnish me expect me to help them do it? They sent me a document saying I was required by law to provide banking and asset information. I ignored it and threw the document in the trash. Good luck finding me. Alice Baker, former Law School Professor (2001-2008) • Answered July 21 Why should you comply with a document saying you're required by law to provide banking and asset information? Without having seen the document, my best guess is that you sho... Read more » 211.5K 2.1K 91   Does my landlord think it is okay to open my bedroom closet during a routine inspection? Mick Parker, lives in Australia • Updated January 20 Definitely. I insisted once, when I spotted a hasp & staple style catch with a padlock that had been (without permission) on the door. The tenant refused to unlock it, so th... Read more » 1.3M 2.6K 146   During WW2, what rules and traditions did the Japanese enforce? Dominic Roy Accampo, Material Handler, Offload Operations (2001-present) • Answered December 2, 2019 The crew of a Betty Bomber bailed out over an enemy island and were swiftly captured. They escaped, stole an allied plane and flew home. Instead of being treated like heroes,... Read more » 592.7K 3.2K 173   Conventional bicycle rim brakes are far more effective than disc brakes, so why are they fitted, or is it just pretentious? David Bäckman, Dedicated commuter, MTB XC and road rider • Answered August 5 Ride much, do you? The immediate, blindingly obvious difference between rim brakes and discs is how much braking you get for a given amount of hand effort. While not a ride-s... Read more » 171.9K 635 133   Who is the most toxic member of the Trump family? Judy Rofe, An Australian who never lost sight of the bigger picture. • Answered January 9 One former friend of Ivanka's asked: "How do you associate yourself with the worst, most toxic people in U.S. history?" Before the rioters ravaged the Capitol building, havi... Read more » 489K 3.5K 342   Was Frank Sinatra simply misunderstood and not a mean person? Sylvie Aimée, MS Psychology, University of Pennsylvania • Answered September 11, 2021 Frank Sinatra was not a good person if you happened to be on the receiving end of his manipulation and anger. Aside from publicly cheating on his first wife with a tortured ... Read more » 945.5K 2.1K 241   Is there a solid reason why the Egyptians would have had no record of the Israelites leaving Egypt during the Exodus? Ygor Coelho, Brazilian fascinated by world history, cultures & genetics. • Answered January 12 I acknowledge and warn you all that this is just a personal intuition, a wild guesswork of mine, but there you go: in my view, we should consider the fact there is no archa... Read more » 377.2K 1.5K 286   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 » 1.1M 2.3K 193   Would McDonald's allow you to order 100 Big Macs in one go? Shawn K. Quinn, former Switchboard/Fountain Operator at Sonic (1998) • Answered April 9 Many years ago when I worked at Sonic, there was an order that came in for a relatively large number of hamburgers with drinks and possibly fries. (I want to say 14 but it ... Read more » 521.9K 2.5K 128   Can diving into the water save you from a hail of bullets like in the movies? Asked in Info Orb • Answered by Dale P Lee • July 21 You're being shot *BANG BANG BANG*, you realize there's a pool, five feet deep, according to what you know from the movie, you remember that water stops bullets. *image from... Read more » 484.3K 1.8K 42   Can a lawyer get away with saying whatever they want in court as long as they say "withdrawn" following the objection? Austin Lewis, BS Criminology, Sociology, Statistics (2009) • Updated December 28, 2021 This kind of shit literally just happened a few weeks ago in the Rittenhouse trial in Kenosha, Wisconsin. ADA Thomas Binger, who has been practicing law for 12 years and an ... Read more » 65.9K 1K 40   What happens in prison showers? Conor Climo, Felon - enough said • Answered May 25 You walk in w/ your shower shoes and all your "necessities", you close the door (this door w/ a hinge & bolt), you wash yourself (though if in Quarantine it's done RATHER q... Read more » 1.4M 1.8K 63 Read more in your feed

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