Is Trump really incontinent?

A video of Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni talking at length and in detail about the odiferous horror’s she and other world leaders have to endure when Donald Trump is in close proximity w…

Top stories for Long   Is Trump really incontinent? Asked in Trumpers are Traitors • Answered by Thomas J. Savino • June 15 A video of Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni talking at length and in detail about the odiferous horror’s she and other world leaders have to endure when Donald Trump i... Read more » 6.7K 1.3K   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   During WWII did the British Spitfire ever dogfight the Japanese Zero? SepiaGlyphs • Answered May 19 When British Spitfires finally clashed with Japanese Zeros over Australia in 1943, European veterans expected an easy win. Instead, they walked into a slaughter. In early 19... Read more » 1.1K 37   Why isn't Iron Man damaged when he's inside his suit? FeverIndex, Updates from the world of Pop Culture • Answered June 10 If Iron Man hits a concrete wall at 500 mph, his rigid titanium suit survives intact. But inside, Tony Stark’s organs should instantly liquefy against his own ribcage. Survi... Read more » 730 80   What made WordPerfect so popular in the 1980s, and why did it eventually fail? OpenBlueprint • Answered June 16 WordPerfect captured 70% of the 1980s market by turning typists into blazing-fast keyboard wizards. But its greatest strength became a fatal flaw the moment users touched a... Read more » 610 71   How do prisoners get so muscular with a mediocre diet? John Hirst, former Bouncer at Nightclubs (2011-2016) • Updated August 5, 2020 In the US? Take a look at the line up of any 100m Olympic final in the last 60 years. Now compare their musculature to the prisoners you have seen. Notice anything? The othe... Read more » 6.7K 409   Why can't the bodies of airplane victims be seen? Camila Santos • Posted Jun 16 While it's true that fatalities aren't always appropriate for media coverage, one of the biggest contributing factors to the less visible deaths from plane crashes is that many of the victims are a... Read more » 797 101   What happened to Steve Jobs’ office at Apple? MetroDispatch • Answered June 23 On the fourth floor of Apple's former headquarters, one door remains permanently locked. Behind it, Steve Jobs' Mac and whiteboards sit exactly as he left them in October 2... Read more » 222 11   My dad swears by copper and says PEX is "plastic junk." But every new house I see uses PEX. Is copper really that much better long‑term, or is my dad just old‑school? 🧔‍♂️🏠? John A. Whitehead, former Building and Grounds Manager at Zoos (2011-2022) • Updated June 25 Not a plumber but a building maintenance guy for well over 50 years. I've installed and repaired just about every form of water delivery and DWV materials there are, includ... Read more » 2.2K 145   Why are commercial pizzas baked at high temperatures, but homemade pizzas are cooked at 375F? The same is true with steaks, which are cooked at 900F at Ruth's Chris but medium heat at home. Matt Richardson • Updated May 25, 2018 The answer here is threefold. I can't answer for Ruth's Chris, but I worked at Papa John's all through college and a restaurant as well. At Papa John's, pizzas take roughly... Read more » 1.8K 139   Why was Andy Hawkins' 1990 no-hitter retroactively not recognized, and what impact did this have on the rules for no-hitters? HalftimeLedger, Sports analysis and commentary • Updated June 10 On July 1, 1990, Yankees pitcher Andy Hawkins threw a complete-game no-hitter—and somehow lost 4-0. A year later, MLB erased his bizarre achievement from the record books e... Read more » 98 25   Why can't a nuclear reactor just keep running until all the uranium is gone, and what actually causes it to stop? NovaPrism • Answered June 2 When a nuclear fuel rod is declared "spent," 95% of its uranium is still sitting right there. A reactor doesn't stop because it runs out of fuel; it actually chokes on its ... Read more » 1.2K 64   The Hunt for Red October (1990 movie): Is it true that if one submarine comes in behind another submarine's propeller "he's deaf as a post"? Babus Abus, former Lt Cdr (S) (SM) at Royal Navy (1971-1996) • Answered August 2, 2018 I was serving in nuclear submarine during the era the film was shot. Whilst operating off the Azores in company with a hunter killer SSN we actually had our towed array cut... Read more » 1.4K 63 Read more in your feed

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Is braking gradually over a longer distance better or worse for your brakes than stop...?

Ok. I’m a brake engineer. I’ll try to keep this as non-technical as possible. A brake is what I call a reverse heat engine. It converts kinetic energy to heat. A vehicle weighing so much trave…

Top stories for Long   Is braking gradually over a longer distance better or worse for your brakes than stopping more suddenly? Jay Dee, Engineer, former LEO, target shooter, student of "how things work" • Answered January 20, 2025 Ok. I’m a brake engineer. I’ll try to keep this as non-technical as possible. A brake is what I call a reverse heat engine. It converts kinetic energy to heat. A vehicle weig... Read more » 12.7K 1.1K   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   Why did Germany not destroy the Eiffel Tower during World War II? Ahmed Tareen, I know things about WWII that you don't. • Updated June 15 When the German army entered Paris in 1940, the French people did a very clever thing. They did not want the Germans to see the Eiffel Tower, and thus they cut the elevator... Read more » 605 50   How does Mickey Mantle's 3.1-second time to first base compare to modern MLB players and their sprinting capabilities? HalftimeLedger, Sports analysis and commentary • Answered March 30 Usain Bolt takes 3.8 seconds to run 98 feet out of starting blocks. To reach first base (90 feet) in 3.1 seconds after swinging a bat, Mickey Mantle would have had to defy ... Read more » 703 119   What one adjustment dramatically improved your golf swing? Danny Morrison, Partial Owner at Family Owned Business • Answered August 2, 2018 So glad to see this question as the ah-ha has happened to me in the last two weeks after playing for 30yrs. It’s so freaking simple but literally changed everything in my s... Read more » 144 21   What condition would the lost Apollo 10 lunar module be in today? SepiaGlyphs • Answered June 4 The Apollo 10 lunar module is the only once-crewed spacecraft adrift in deep space. Stripped by decades of radiation and hypervelocity dust, it now circles the sun as a poc... Read more » 378 17   How do pilots pack their dress clothes? They always have a suit and they only ever seem to have a small suit case and a laptop bag. I need to travel for work and I want to know how they get their clothes from getting destroyed. OpenBlueprint • Answered June 2 If you want to know the secret packing technique pilots use to keep a suit perfectly crisp inside a tiny carry-on, the answer is simple: the suit never actually goes in the... Read more » 318 13   At a casino, is it better to play at max bet on a cheap slot machine or minimum bet on an expensive one? David Wright, Long time slot machine designer and developer in Las Vegas • Answered October 10, 2024 After commenting on a few of the other answers, figured I should provide my own. I live in Las Vegas, I am a long time player, and most importantly I actually design slot ma... Read more » 462 31   Why did BMW end up with just the Rolls Royce name and logo while VW got everything else in the Bentley deal? MetroDispatch • Updated June 10 In 1998, Volkswagen spent £430 million to outbid BMW for Rolls-Royce. But after the ink dried, VW made a humiliating discovery: the automaker they just bought didn't own it... Read more » 593 29   Why does mayonnaise work so well for getting a perfect sear on steak, and does it really leave no taste behind? MosaicPalate • Answered May 15 Smearing a premium steak with mayo sounds like a culinary crime. But at 400°F, this humble sandwich spread becomes a chemical cheat code for a professional-level crust. Whil... Read more » 231 16   If white rice is not good for you, why are the Japanese so healthy, since they eat so much of it? Duytan Vu, Electronics Maintenance & Diagnostics Specialist at U.S. Army (2023-present) • Updated March 23, 2025 I recall reading a story of a German doctor visiting Japan, who was surprised by the reliance on white rice and minimal meat consumption, especially after hearing of the re... Read more » 5.8K 574   Why was "The Chinese Restaurant" episode almost the end of "Seinfeld," and how did it end up saving the show? FeverIndex, Updates from the world of Pop Culture • Answered May 24 In 1991, Larry David threatened to quit Seinfeld over a script where three people just wait for a restaurant table in real-time. NBC executives were completely bewildered. ... Read more » 498 45   What exactly is "old man strength," and why do people who've done manual labor seem to have it more than gym-goers? NovaPrism • Answered June 13 A 19-year-old who benches 300 pounds will routinely lose an arm-wrestling match to a 60-year-old carpenter. "Old man strength" isn't a myth—it's the hidden power of iron-de... Read more » 1.3K 62 Read more in your feed

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