What swimwear would you choose to achieve maximum attention and shock value on a prud...?

The idea is to look like: I don’t want to look like a prudish mermaid that needs to wear a bikini top. This isn't quite right for the prudish beach. For maximal “shock value”, makeup is essen…

Top stories for Long   What swimwear would you choose to achieve maximum attention and shock value on a prudish beach? Comet, 👩‍🏫Professor of Philosophy and Art at The School of Higher Neantical Nillity • Updated October 22, 2020 The idea is to look like: I don’t want to look like a prudish mermaid that needs to wear a bikini top. This isn't quite right for the prudish beach. For maximal “shock value”,... Read more » 793 117   Lynda Clarke, former Retired • Posted Nov 25, 2025 There were two nuns... One of them was known as Sister Mathematical (SM), and the other one was known as Sister Logical (SL). It is getting dark and they are still far away from the convent. SM: Have y... Read more » 860 50   At what age do children generally realise that there’s something not quite right with a narcissistic parent? Edward Tierney, former psychologist, now retired • Answered January 22 They realise very early that there is something wrong with the family. But they don't understand it. They sense the hot/ cold, the playing favourites, the selfishness, the er... Read more » 150 16   To Americans who visited Europe, what was the most shocking thing that's everyday life for Europeans? John Carlton, former Former Nuclear Submarine Warfare Officer at United States Navy (1983-1990) • Answered June 13 I’m an American who LIVES in Europe (currently living in my 4th European country), and I can tell you that what still “shocks” me on a regular basis how “everyday” it is in... Read more » 3.3K 178   Monnie Bagby., Lives in NZ. • Posted Jun 25 This is BRUTAL………watch people leaving as Trump is giving his usual speech , full of stupid lies and fabrications. He sounds like a delusional moron. Some are cheering, but most are departing. Adam Mo... Read more » 1.4K 182   What are 10 things you think you'll never do? Prarthna, experiencing life from a different lens • Answered October 24, 2022 Never propose anyone. Friends know the reality, ab logo ke saamne bezzati ni krani yaar 2. Never smoke or drink. I love my life.... Read more » 472 46   What happened to Hitler's bunker after the war? Is it still there? Asked in The Smart Zone • Answered by Roomin • April 29 The bunker was located not far from the Berlin Wall in the eastern part of Berlin. In 1947, the Russians tried to blow it up, but this failed almost completely due to the v... Read more » 1.9K 177   Who owns the land between Canada and the U.S.? MetroDispatch • Updated June 10 A 20-foot-wide deforested trench called "The Slash" slices through thousands of miles of forest to mark the U.S.-Canada border. But who actually holds the deed to this mass... Read more » 550 24   Ajax, knows English • Posted Apr 21, 2024 A Muslim teacher has been banned from teaching for life after telling pupils Islam was going to take over and branding Westernised girls as 'lunatics'. Aqib Khan, 30, was sacked from the profession ... Read more » 11.9K 1.4K   From which level does mathematics become hard? Asked in Reveal Truth • Answered by Araina • May 11 Mathematics becomes hard when you run out of your imagination. Anecdote: His name is David Hilbert. He was a lecturer in Göttingen. So one day, he notices that one of his stud... Read more » 689 49   Is New Zealand the poorest Western country? Tuan Vu, Accountant • Answered June 28 I had lived in New Zealand and I had to escape to Australia, I can confirm that New Zealand is one of the poorest Western Countries. I can describe life in New Zealand for ... Read more » 236 115   How is "I love you" said in Old English? Adam Reisman, B.A. in Linguistics, University of Southern California • Updated July 6 In reading the other answers, I’m amazed that so many people don’t know what Old English is. It’s not the English of Shakespeare. Old English was spoken more than a thousan... Read more » 237 40 Read more in your feed

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What is The Great Filter that ends all of humanity?

The Great Filter isn't a specific doomsday event—it's an invisible evolutionary wall. It explains why finding a bacterial fossil on Mars would be the worst news in human history. The observable …

Top stories for Long   What is The Great Filter that ends all of humanity? NovaPrism • Answered June 22 The Great Filter isn't a specific doomsday event—it's an invisible evolutionary wall. It explains why finding a bacterial fossil on Mars would be the worst news in human hi... Read more » 812 103   Oliviasia • Posted Jun 30 BREAKING: A North African Muslim tells a French woman, born in France, that her clothing is "inappropriate" and that she shouldn't wear a Christian cross because it's "haram.". France belongs to the... Read more » 5.7K 896   Is having big breasts worth it? Ajax, knows English • Answered July 2 It depends. Is your profession being an actress, social media influencer or sex work then yes. If your job is 9 - 5 sitting on a desktop in front of a computer screen then no... Read more » 1.7K 443   How did Ty Cobb manage to steal home 54 times in his career when Rickey Henderson only did it four times and Lou Brock only did it twice? HalftimeLedger, Sports analysis and commentary • Answered June 21 Rickey Henderson only stole home four times because attempting it was a terrible statistical bet. Ty Cobb stole it 54 times because waiting for a home run was an even bigge... Read more » 141 11   If Critical Race Theory (CRT) is being taught in schools, what is being taught? Statements are made that it is only being taught in Law studies; so either that is true or not. What's banned if it is being taught OR why is anything banned if it's not? Franklin Veaux, lives in Portland, OR • Answered August 20, 2021 Have you ever looked at a container of Orville Redenbacher popcorn? (This is relevant to your question, I promise.) Notice anything funny about the label? No? How about this?... Read more » 7.4K 629   Why do restaurant employees frequently quit right after receiving their first paycheck? Martin Bayer, Chef, CDM, CFPP (1994-present) • Answered June 16 I hired a guy once for a line cooks position. He works for 30 days and quit. I ran into him a few months later and asked him if he’d had a bad experience working for us? He... Read more » 3.6K 380   How did adding mirrors near elevators in a Manhattan building solve the problem of long waiting times? OpenBlueprint • Answered June 17 When tenants of a mid-century Manhattan high-rise threatened to break leases over slow elevators, a psychologist stopped the complaints without speeding up the cars. The bui... Read more » 182 9   Ages Kruti Munot, MSc Environment and Development, London School of Economics and Political Scienc... • Posted Feb 13, 2013 Two old friends, Jack and Bill, meet after a long time. Jack: Hey, how are you? Bill: Not bad, got married and I have three kids now. Jack: That’s awesome. How old are they? Bill: The product of the... Read more » 458 93   Why does almost every Mexican meal include rice but I’ve never seen Mexican rice farmers wading out in the rice paddies? Jon Mixon, Been there. Done that. • Updated June 18 Q: Why does almost every Mexican meal include rice but I’ve never seen Mexican rice farmers wading out in the rice paddies? Let’s see: The best areas to grow rice in Mexico a... Read more » 1.3K 66   Nikki Haley says there is not enough lithium in the world to produce the batteries to even replace the petroleum vehicles in America, much less the world. Is that really true? MetroDispatch • Answered June 17 Replacing all 1.4 billion gas cars on Earth would require 11.2 million tons of lithium. Geologists have already found 105 million tons—but the real EV bottleneck isn't buri... Read more » 1.4K 252   Why do the Brits copy us in everything? They named their country the United Kingdom to imitate the United States. Stephen, Living in sin. Don't need my ego to be stroked. • Answered December 31, 2024 I know I'm a Johnny come lately. But I was watching Q. I the other night. They had a American on, who had lived in the UK for six years. Then her eyes widened and said ‘ ol... Read more » 734 152   🔴 Ukraine Just Reached Omsk — 2,500km Deep Inside Russia and see what it does Natasha Kovalenko, Monitoring Ukraine war from the ground. • Posted Jul 1 🇺🇦 Read that again. 2,500 kilometers. That is closer to China than to Europe. And Ukrainian drones reached it anyway. Omsk Oil Refinery — Russia's single largest refinery. Processing 22 million ton... Read more » 840 94 Read more in your feed

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