Which single sentence can break most people?

When used with the right timing, this single statement has broken more people than any other one that I know, including myself. I am sorry, I am sorry that I overestimated you; Don't worry, I w…

Top stories for Long   Which single sentence can break most people? Jon Dobyns, Owner at Black Rock Inspection • Updated October 19, 2017 When used with the right timing, this single statement has broken more people than any other one that I know, including myself. I am sorry, I am sorry that I overestimated y... Read more » 4.2K 227   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   Why did Trump humiliate Kennedy by making him eat McDonald's on his plane? Asked in Done with the Bullshit? • Answered by Jennifer Burns • November 22 According to his niece, Mary Trump, she tells of a childhood incident when Trump had a bowl of mashed potatoes dumped over his head. Trump's family still all laugh about it... Read more » 1K 90   If I have a PhD and enter the army as enlisted, what rank would I be after basic? Jim Walton • Answered August 6 I was drafted into the Army in 1968, first duty station (basic) was Fort Polk, Louisiana. I met another guy in basic and we clicked, became friends. He was quite, very rese... Read more » 1.1K 118   Can a radar detector installed in your car be detected by police equipment without visual confirmation? Paul Harding, Deputy Sheriff since 2000, Flight Instructor • Updated February 3, 2017 I've done it audibly several times. See a car moving fast down the highway and not slowing down even though the driver would be able to see my fully-marked squad car if he w... Read more » 2.5K 415   What's going on with Dilbert creator Scott Adams? Dan Tow, SQL tuning professional, 28 years to present • Updated September 15 That's a long story I probably wasted too much time following in detail, but maybe if I explain it, I can recover some value for that time spent. I was formerly a happy fol... Read more » 196 38   Many Harvard professors cancelled classes the day after the elections. Are students really so fragile when dealing with a normal political event? Is Harvard really so ideologically skewed and lacking in ideological diversity? Joshua Gross, Associate Professor of Computer Science at CSUMB • Updated December 10 I don't know if a significant number of Harvard professors canceled classes, but I can tell you this: if they did cancel classes, my working assumption would be that they w... Read more » 629 63   How can evidence in courts be ruled invalid? Cliff G., JD cum laude, Seattle University Class of 2000 • Updated August 7, 2020 Evidence in courts is not ruled "invalid" but rather "inadmissible." For evidence to be admitted in a court of law, it must meet four fundamental tests: It must be proven to... Read more » 305 18   Why do Democrats keep praising Biden for bringing inflation "down" when people literally can't afford to live or eat? Asked in Done with the Bullshit? • Answered by William Alexander • November 15 Here's what I can't stand. The whining of people who say they can't afford to live and eat when they really mean they can't afford to live and eat while having the "keeping... Read more » 8.1K 2.9K   How did Heinrich Hertz experimentally prove that electromagnetic waves exist? Asked in World of science space and technology • Answered by Silk Road • April 23 This is the dude who made your phone work. Heinrich Hertz. German physicist, and all-around badass of the science world. Back in the late 1800s, way before anyone was texting ... Read more » 932 46   Is a black hole the deadliest thing in outer space? Hannah Bayne, Pre-doc specialist in neo-M-theory • Answered October 22, 2019 No, there's something worse - phase transition. Our Universe isn't at its prime energy level. The vacuum is actually a false vacuum but it's safe because to fall to an energ... Read more » 550 4   What do you do all day in prison? Charles Bush, Spent 35+ years inside, 25 years straight last stretch • Answered November 13 At first, I slept all the time. If you sleep long enough your body aches all over, and you can't sleep because your body aches so badly you can't find a comfortable positio... Read more » 373 40   Currently on an LDS mission, want to leave the church. Still a strong Christian. Confused on some doctrinal things such as fasting, tithing, baptism, sacrament, church attendance etc. How do I do them according to the Lord's true will? What do I do? Brad Leeser, History Buff. Former Bishop, Seminary Teacher, Ham Operator • Updated Fri I agree that if you are really on a mission, you should talk to your mission president. However, several things In your question cause me to think that this is not really f... Read more » 162 Read more in your feed

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