Did Donald Trump really struggle in school as a kid?

Not at all. He had his sister state in a recorded conversation say that he had her do all his homework. She later on became a Federal Judge that resigned in order to beat the statute of limitati…

Top stories for Long   Did Donald Trump really struggle in school as a kid? Joe Palacios • Answered March 15, 2021 Not at all. He had his sister state in a recorded conversation say that he had her do all his homework. She later on became a Federal Judge that resigned in order to beat t... Read more » 872 300   I went to Paris last summer and came across some stinky people on the subway, why don't a number of French people shower regularly? Gillian Loop, lives in France (2021-present) • Answered September 26 When I worked in Toulouse I was struck by immaculately dressed men in the metro who smelled horrendous. It took me some time to figure out that they were actually showering... Read more » 1.6K 302   Is it possible to distinguish an American soldier from an English one based on appearance alone? Chris Christian, Teacher at Seminole County Public Schools (2022-present) • Answered October 14 When i was an MP on Okinawa, we had a British Royal Marine appear at our gate out of a taxi. They had dropped him at the wrong base. We thought he was out of uniform since ... Read more » 2.3K 72   What's the harsh truth of living in Moscow? Bernard Jacobsen, Life long language learner. Russian American Language Institute • Answered January 16, 2019 I am an American living and working in Moscow. Harsh truth? Ha! You want to pay someone (private person), but don't have cash? No problem. Whip out your phone, enter their p... Read more » 1.2K 162   If buying premium gasoline keeps the engine cleaner and ultimately the mpg very high, would it lengthen the life of the vehicle as well? Joel Berson, Retired now, but was in aerospace for over 30 years, mechanics, inspection and m... • Answered September 21 I used to use premium exclusively. Yes, mileage was at least 10–12% better (I kept track) and the engine was, at least the plugs, significantly cleaner and they lasted a lo... Read more » 1.1K 171   What are the potential drawbacks of eliminating the Electoral College and implementing a direct democracy for presidential elections? Jerry Bennett, Former US Marine; Political Blogger; Nonpartisan independent • Answered September 21 As they say, a picture can be worth a thousand words. The basic rationale behind the Constitution's requirement that states elect presidents rather than the popular vote was... Read more » 1.4K 721   Is braking gradually over a longer distance better or worse for your brakes than stopping more suddenly? Abby Jaludi, Truck Driver at YRC Freight • Updated May 26, 2018 For more than 30 year I was always proud of my braking abilities. My stops were so smooth you could hold a full uncovered cup of coffee without spilling a single drop. I did... Read more » 4K 419   Doctor ordered you to be catheterized. Do you need two nurses to accomplish your mission? 0217ldp, studied at School of Hard Knocks • Answered October 16 I had broken the neck of my right femur and at the ER, the nurse told me she was going to catheterize me. I answered, "I don't need to pee now." and she replied, "But you w... Read more » 803 154   What is the best case of "You just picked a fight with the wrong person" that you've witnessed? Asked in Street Survival • Answered by Don Hames • October 10 Back in the early 80's I was the manager of a rowdy night club. I started as a bouncer and 6 months later was the manager. On one of my nights off, I went on a dinner date ... Read more » 1.1K 36   Is it rude to use a wheelchair accessible washroom if no other stall is available? Cecelia Smith, lives in Dallas, TX (2018-present) • Answered January 14, 2018 I am handicapped and use an electric chair. I am not able to use "non-handicap" stalls, and even some stalls labeled as accessible are not feasible for me. I am grateful th... Read more » 8.4K 484   Are you a cheating wife? Bothwell • Answered September 13 Technically, yes. While my husband encourages my extramarital affairs, and he eventually knows about all of them (sometimes they start before I let him know about the affai... Read more » 677 422   Was Jean-Paul Belmondo really doing dangerous stunts or was he leaving the difficult things to the professionals? Asked in Pure Info Terra • Answered by Robert Pound • June 8 Belmondo was a real stuntman. Early in his career, he began performing dangerous stunts himself on the set of Man from Rio . A stuntman was supposed to replace him in the ac... Read more » 273 4 Read more in your feed

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