My husband comes home and drinks 4-6 beers every day. Is he an alcoholic?

In terms intended to be helpful, there is a simple two part test anyone who drinks can take for themselves (and it really only makes a difference if they explore the test themselves). Can the p…

Top stories for Long   My husband comes home and drinks 4-6 beers every day. Is he an alcoholic? Dominic Amann, Been there, drunk that. • Answered January 15, 2015 In terms intended to be helpful, there is a simple two part test anyone who drinks can take for themselves (and it really only makes a difference if they explore the test t... Read more » 1.5K 358   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   Is it true newer vinyl records don't have better sound like they use to? OpenBlueprint • Answered May 11 Today's vinyl is pressed on higher-quality plastic than ever. So why does a brand-new $35 record often sound worse than a dusty thrift store find from 1978? The reason for t... Read more » 123 10   What's slowly being phased out that nobody is realizing? Matthew Bates, Teacher (2009-present) • Answered May 7 Teachers have been realizing this for awhile now. The general public is starting to figure it out too, now, as the predictable results of these policies make it into the ad... Read more » 1.9K 194   How good are pro golfers? Charles South, Golf is my #2 or #3 passion in life • Updated January 6, 2022 I’ll give you one glimpse into what the difference is, numerically, in terms most golfers can understand even if they aren’t mathematically inclined. About 25 years ago I de... Read more » 390 80   I passed my field sobriety test but still got a DUI. What is the point in that test? Randall Parker, I've been driving since 1981. • Answered November 16, 2025 If you have watched nearly any police show, you should be familiar with the Miranda Warning. It says, “You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can, and will, ... Read more » 164 42   What happens when a submarine surfaces and the crew is exposed to fresh air after months underwater? How do they react to the smell they've gotten used to? Jeff Arndt, Veteran, Formerly served as a Nuclear Electrician on a fast attack. • Answered May 7 As a former nuclear electrician, I can answer this pretty well. As soon as we docked, almost every electrician would have to go topside to help move heavy shore power cable... Read more » 2.9K 81   Why do so many people quit 6-figure jobs at Google? Bruce R. Miller, Staff Engineer at Google (2011-present) • Updated May 13, 2019 I left my $500K Staff Engineer job at Google because of an experience with a particular director that finally broke my spirit after six good years there. I was working on a ... Read more » 5.2K 156   Why did Luftwaffe pilots find the B-24 easier to shoot down compared to the B-17 and Lancaster during WWII? SepiaGlyphs • Answered May 2 The B-24 Liberator was an aerodynamic marvel, yet Luftwaffe pilots quickly learned a dark secret: the bomber's most advanced technology was exactly what made it so easy to ... Read more » 549 32   Why do dogs change sleeping positions so often at night? NovaPrism • Answered April 26 Your dog's nighttime restlessness—migrating from the bed to the cold floor—isn't because they can't get comfortable. They are actually micro-managing a rapid 45-minute biol... Read more » 247 4   Why are colonoscopies performed using general anesthesia, which is known to cause cognitive decline in a significant number of patients over age 60? How can I get a much needed colonoscopy without endangering my already challenged older brain? Faizah Zuberi, MD Anesthesia • Answered May 15, 2023 I’m an anesthesiologist and have been providing anesthesia for endoscopies and colonoscopy for over 20 years. General anesthesia, as for painful procedures, like for exampl... Read more » 7.3K 713   Is Trump really incontinent? Corey Collins • Updated May 10 I've already answered that. So one could say I'm ahead of my time. Answer from 1 year ago: [Who can deny that Camelot has returned to the White House? Trump eats so much greas... Read more » 1.2K 175   Why do airlines bother with airport lounges? MetroDispatch • Answered April 30 Free alcohol, lavish buffets, and prime airport real estate look like a massive money pit. In reality, these exclusive lounges are an airline's most powerful financial engi... Read more » 99 5 Read more in your feed

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How smart is Donald Trump?

In 2003, on “Da Ali G Show”, British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen interviewed Donald Trump while in-character as the dim-witted wannabe rapper character Ali G. He tricked a lot of people into sayi…

Top stories for Long   How smart is Donald Trump? Jean-Marie Valheur, have a reasonable amount of it • Answered April 20, 2025 In 2003, on “Da Ali G Show”, British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen interviewed Donald Trump while in-character as the dim-witted wannabe rapper character Ali G. He tricked a l... Read more » 1.7K 327   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   Can delaying a breathalyzer test really help you avoid a DUI charge, or do police have other ways to convict you anyway? Tim Dees, retired police officer with ~1500 DUI arrests, former DRE • Answered March 17 This is a common dodge among drunk drivers. They will do everything they can to delay the breath or blood test, hoping that their blood alcohol content (BAC) will go down b... Read more » 292   Why do most landlords raise the rent every year or at the end of a contract? Sean Fiorito, Landlord since 1992 (2002-present) • Answered May 6 To protect my renters. I had a good tenant that was paying the same rent for eight years. I never increased the rent and they were happy. In the eighth year I realized I was... Read more » 1.6K 283   Why does tequila not give you a hangover? Neil Highnam • Answered April 9, 2020 I’m sure you’re familiar with actor Anthony Hopkins. Hopkins has had a long and varied career but is still probably best known for his iconic role as Hannibal Lector in Sil... Read more » 2.2K 237   Why do dogs change sleeping positions so often at night? NovaPrism • Answered April 26 Your dog's nighttime restlessness—migrating from the bed to the cold floor—isn't because they can't get comfortable. They are actually micro-managing a rapid 45-minute biol... Read more » 236 4   What's slowly being phased out that nobody is realizing? Matthew Bates, Teacher (2009-present) • Answered May 7 Teachers have been realizing this for awhile now. The general public is starting to figure it out too, now, as the predictable results of these policies make it into the ad... Read more » 1.8K 172   Why is Bubba Watson one of the least liked PGA Tour players by his colleagues? Kelly Ed, General Superintendent • Answered September 3, 2018 As a guy that has been around professional golf my whole life, you have to understand ONE thing. EVERY player on the PGA Tour has a gigantic ego, and the better you are, th... Read more » 52 8   If a person weighs 200 lbs at the North Pole (where there is zero rotational speed), why do they still weigh exactly 200 lbs at the Equator where the Earth is spinning at 1,000 mph? Where is the centrifugal lifting force? Chris Harrington, I live on the Earth, and I can see it's a sphere. • Answered April 30 For the same reason that pigs fly together in tight formation, because that statement is false. A person that weighs “exactly” 200 lbs at the North Pole will be delighted to... Read more » 1.5K 224   Why did Subaru stick with flat engines for so long, and how does it benefit their manufacturing process? OpenBlueprint • Answered April 26 Most automakers abandoned flat engines decades ago. Subaru doubled down on them—a quirky design choice that secretly saves the company billions. The decision to stick with t... Read more » 1.2K 107   Is aging really that bad? Mark Thompson, former Principal, Teacher, Consultant, Director • Answered January 29, 2023 My mum who lived to her 90s said. Your twenties are OK it’s just getting started. Your thirties are hard work, kids and mortgage. Your forties are pretty good. Your fifties... Read more » 11.9K 994   Is the Beach Boys song "Sloop John B" as innocent as it sounds? Lance Berg, NONE: they do you no good, me no favors, spare both trouble. • Answered May 2 It is exactly as non innocent as it sounds. A guy goes to a carribean port where he gets drunk, is miserable, and wants to go home. It does hide a little secret: A sloop is ... Read more » 1.7K 135   If Trump loses the 2026 Congressional elections badly, and the Democrats look like they're going to take control of Congress, and put him in jail, will he call out the military for "emergency" reasons, and declare the elections null and void? Asked in No More Trump • Answered by Cathy Cooper • May 8 Yep. He has plans to invoke the Insurrection Act and to nullify the election- claiming massive fraud. The ONLY way forward for American democracy would be if the election re... Read more » 1.2K 413 Read more in your feed

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