What is your most shocking mistletoe moment?

I was set up! ;) I have three bothers-in-law; my sister's husband, and my husband's two brothers. Totally unbeknown to us, they conspired to ambush us by hanging mistletoe in the doorway from th…

Top stories for Long   What is your most shocking mistletoe moment? Ana Southerington, knows English • Answered December 12 I was set up! ;) I have three bothers-in-law; my sister's husband, and my husband's two brothers. Totally unbeknown to us, they conspired to ambush us by hanging mistletoe ... Read more » 41 2   Why don't semi-trucks allow me to merge onto the highway, they just continue going forward? Asked in Trucking • Answered by Jim Lee • January 28, 2021 I will answer this question but you're not going to like it: the problem here is that YOU HAVE NO IDEA OF HOW TO MERGE. That wasn't even meant as an insult; my opinion is j... Read more » 3.9K 342   How would you feel about your 25-year-old daughter wearing no clothes at home? Chaos • Answered December 14 My daughter's 26, and she and her wife are nudists at home and when they visit our nudist household. My wife and I taught all our kids the benefits of living nude and they ... Read more » 54 18   Can dogs lie? Asked in Dog lovers • Answered by Tara Gaige • February 13 I had a rescue dog named Jack that was a stone-cold liar. He had previously lived without much attention from people. He quickly claimed a particular spot in the yard for h... Read more » 18.9K 305   Is America's greatness in decline? If so, why? And can it be reversed? Jay Bazzinotti, Consider my new novel, "Calf Pasture Pumping Station" • Answered December 4 Yes. Probably not. In 1958 America passed the massive Interstate Highways Act which transformed the nation. In 1969 we sent men to the moon. In 2003 we wasted three trillion... Read more » 114 15   Why did the Hellcats fail on the battlefield? Jesper Nielsen, lives in Denmark (1965-present) • Answered January 2 The M18 Hellcat actually did fail on the battlefield and it did so in two ways. The first and most prominent was the failure of the entire American Tank Destroyer Doctrine. T... Read more » 1.3K 82   If the British call French fries "chips" and potato chips "crisps", then what do they call "fries"? Alan Roberts, People Watcher • Updated September 24 All of you...stop it…just stop it! I'm British, and therefore qualified to respond. If you are British; These are "chips"... Read more » 8.2K 275   Why is Latinum pressed in gold in Star Trek? Ian Lewis, studied Film and Rhetoric at California State University, Northridge (1996) • Answered April 7 It is my understanding the Latinum is encased in gold. The "Pressed" in gold pressed latinum, is referring to the gold which is pressed with markings. Why do they do this? B... Read more » 908 50   I fired a respected employee of my company because we had different visions, but we are now suffering a mass exodus because of that. What should I do as a CEO? Britney Fox, B.S. Business & Entrepreneurship, University of Phoenix (2014) • Answered November 13 I worked for a guy like this once. He literally hired me to help bring in business. Every time a customer would walk in, I would greet them with a hello and a smile. The ow... Read more » 2.9K 147   Which celebrity's career was destroyed because of a single photo? Mary Ann Besser, History enthusiast • Updated March 2 Everyone has heard the phrase "A picture is worth a thousand words" but for Kevin Carter, a famous South African award-winning photojournalist, he didn't just tell the worl... Read more » 4.2K 88   Did you ever earn several spankings in one week when you were growing up? Were you noticeably more sore from multiple spankings in a few day period of time? Sarah • Answered August 11 Well growing up I certainly do not remember getting spanked more than a couple times in a week. However as an adult, on many occasions I have been spanked five or six times... Read more » 68 10   In the Beatles' "Let It Be," when Paul sings "For though they may be parted," I swear I hear a voice deep in the mix say "Satan." Does anyone else hear this? Alex Johnston, BA (Hons) in Humanities with Music • Answered January 2, 2020 Well, now, I'm not normally up for checking claims of subliminal messages, but it so happens that I'm on a longish bus ride with my daughter and I had time and leisure to s... Read more » 2.7K 118 Read more in your feed

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