What is one thing that you were unaware about your spouse before getting married?

A few days after we got married, I and my wife went to my bank to open an SB account in her name. The concerned clerk asked her to sign on the dotted lines and she signed it with her left hand. …

Top stories for Long   What is one thing that you were unaware about your spouse before getting married? Anil Roongta, former Member at Consumer Court • Answered June 3, 2024 A few days after we got married, I and my wife went to my bank to open an SB account in her name. The concerned clerk asked her to sign on the dotted lines and she signed i... Read more » 1.4K 120   Why do many men get grumpy as they get older, like their personality changes? Bobboi, Nearing retirement. I have opinions. • Updated August 24 No, their personality doesn't change. Let me tell you about getting older. Everything physical gets harder. Including keeping off excess weight. Some of the indignities that h... Read more » 2K 264   What if we defined a number ξ such that |ξ|=i? What new number system would this introduce? Alon Amit, Ph.D. in Mathematics. • Updated January 14 The thinking behind this question (and similar questions, like adding a number [math]\xi[/math] with [math]|\xi|=-1[/math] or a number [math]\zeta[/math] with [math]1/\zeta=0[/math] and so on) is as follows: we've seen how s... Read more » 618 40   My partner has a deportation order from the US. Can we try to move to Canada with our daughter? Do we have any chance? Marijke Hartog, Extensive personal experience • Answered June 27, 2024 It would be interesting to know where your partner is from. I was slated to be deported back to my home country (The Netherlands) in 1980. Was able to avoid it through spon... Read more » 541 73   Why do humans breathe using oxygen, even though hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe and is also a essential in our body (H₂O) Is there a scientific reason why hydrogen cannot be used for respiration in the same way oxygen is? Asked in evolvopedia • Answered by Lucian Raicu • June 13 The reason we use oxygen rather than hydrogen is because oxygen is extremely electronegative. This means it attracts electrons to itself, which allows nutrient molecules to... Read more » 254 20   As a university professor, why don't you curve grades? Thomas Cayne, Writer, painter, thinker, madman. • Answered July 7 Adding points to grade scores will ALWAYS be unfair to some students — if not many. And, for that matter, "curving grades" could also mean that some grades would need to be ... Read more » 195 12   "Excuse me, I need to pass water. Shall I go?" Is this correct English? Frank Dauenhauer, former Technical Writer & Editor of Company Publications at Eastman Kodak Produc... • Answered February 3, 2021 "Excuse me, I need to pass water. Shall I go?" Is this correct English? No. Nobody but a small child would ever say this in a conversation in English. Adults would say simpl... Read more » 1.1K 101   What is Ohm's law? How does it help in understanding the relationship between voltage, current, and resistance? Mukund Todmal, BE Electronics Engineerng & Master of Management, University of Pune, India • Updated April 16 As shown in the above animation, in a closed circuit, voltage, current and resistance are bound together by an equation V = I x R. In short, resistance puts a restriction on... Read more » 481 25   Is braking gradually over a longer distance better or worse for your brakes than stopping more suddenly? CEO1, Bunch of Degrees, astonishingly long life, lots of travel • Answered January 17 For a period of about 10 years, my wife and I each had our own Honda Accord - the same model, engine, etc. that we used to go to work in the Wash DC area. This was hours of... Read more » 695 85   A deposit was credited to my account by mistake. Does the bank have to get my permission before removing the funds? Alps, Finance professional • Updated December 10, 2020 Depends on where the credit came from. If the mistake was by your bank itself, they can reverse the transaction without your consent. If the mistake was on part of another in... Read more » 988 161   Why was Python written in C instead of C++? Jussi Wallinheimo, knows Finnish • Answered July 8 Most of "coders" don't understand what happens under the hood of their code. C is a language that won't follow the rules, C is the language you write the rules in. That is q... Read more » 321 38   Have you ever witnessed something at a wedding that made you think, "you can't be serious…"? Jantama, Horrible Perfectionist • Answered April 20 I cried for her. My friend Lily stood at the altar, facing Greg—her soon-to-be husband. They exchanged vows. Said "I do." Kissed. And then Greg raised his hand. "Wait," he sa... Read more » 4.3K 396 Read more in your feed

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