Who wears underwear to bed?

not me when I was 12 my doctor told me to always sleep naked, and never wear briefs and now boxer briefs would fall into that as well. He said from the age a boys is about 8 he should toss all b…

Top stories for Long   Who wears underwear to bed? Jim Morgan, former Retired • Answered April 12 not me when I was 12 my doctor told me to always sleep naked, and never wear briefs and now boxer briefs would fall into that as well. He said from the age a boys is about ... Read more » 4.5K 512   What would surprise a 1980s computer scientist the most about today's computers and technology? John Maria, former Engineering Liason at Hewlett-Packard (2002-2012) • Answered August 12 Until he passed await I kept in touch with a retired computer science professor who used to scold us 20 year olds back in the early 1980s for writing ""inefficient" code, a... Read more » 440 44   What is the strangest engineering failure in history? Hantani Sadahiko, former Embedded Programmer • Answered August 5 NEC developed μPD8080 by the second source contract with Intel. While initially aiming for "full Intel 8080 compatibility, " NEC ' s designers willingly fixed every little b... Read more » 841 51   Is Trump plotting a coup? Elena Gold, Media analyst • Answered August 3 It definitely sounds like Trump's team is plotting a coup — Trump's ally Michael Flynn (who is very pro-Putin, pro-FSB, and pro-Russia) calls Trump to execute a "Night of L... Read more » 1.9K 524   How is the climate in California different from other parts of the United States? Tom Taber, lives in San Francisco Bay Area (1950-present) • Answered November 19, 2022 California is the only part of the United States and only one of five places in the world that has a Mediterranean climate. That means it has a dry season that lasts about ... Read more » 284 30   Have you ever made a decision that changed your life in an instant? Bill T, former Project Engineer at Morrison Knudsen Company (1988-2001) • Answered September 9 Yes. I was 32 yo working for 5.00 an hour as a golf course mechanic with a fixer upper house. In 1988 that wasn't a terrible situation but really didn't have much of a futur... Read more » 1K 11   Why did Harrison Ford become such a movie superstar post-Star Wars despite limited acting range, while co-stars Hamill and Fisher simply faded away? Martin Turner, BA English Language and Literature, University of Oxford (1988) • Answered April 6 It's a bit of a false comparison, since neither Hamill nor Fisher 'faded away'. They went (as others have pointed out) in different directions. But what about Ford? Star Wars... Read more » 254 27   If I'm the father, will it sound natural to say this English sentence to my children, "Your father made dinner, come and finish your eating"? Frank Dauenhauer, former Technical Writer & Editor of Company Publications at Eastman Kodak Produc... • Updated July 16, 2024 If I'm the father, will it sound natural to say this English sentence to my children, "Your father made dinner, come and finish your eating"? No, it will not sound natural. ... Read more » 94 9   How long after drinking water does it actually hydrate your body? Silk Road, Physics/History Connoisseur • Answered August 20 A man comes home. He is thirsty. The inside of his mouth is dry. He pours a glass of water and drinks it down. The water is cold in his throat. It hits his stomach and does... Read more » 16.8K 540   What is ametrine? Lyle McElhaney, Self-employed software engineer (1990-present) • Answered May 17 It is quartz in which iron in various oxidation states is a trace component, giving the transparent crystals coloration from purple ranging to pale yellow/orange. Sold unde... Read more » 8   When is overthrowing a corrupt tyrannical government such as the USA or Russia justified? Misha Firer, Writes about Russia on patreon.com/mishafirer • Answered September 16 A neon sign FUN flashes above a gift shop in Moscow, Russia. The new propaganda-vetted polling data is in and I'm telling you it's SHOCKING: every second young Russian perso... Read more » 290 50   What is the simplest math problem that most people can't solve, and why? Josh • Answered March 15, 2024 A simple question I like asking engineers is: If you have a drawer filled with 47 blue socks and 38 red socks, what's the smallest number of socks you need to pull out at r... Read more » 1.6K 164 Read more in your feed

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