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• May 2nd, 2009

  How could one survive a helicopter crash?

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• July 28th, 2008

  Where is Osama binLaden?

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• May 5th, 2008

  What it the best way to eat an olive that still has it's pit?

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• May 3rd, 2008

  Can eyes change color? What is the term for this?

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• January 13th, 2008

  Is it really possible for someone's hair to turn white "overnight"?

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• 1 month ago

  What's the best and cheapest way to get from Amsterdam to Dublin?

  Does Easyjet still exist? I may be dated in my info here, but I used to fly everywhere in Europe on easyjet for incredibly cheap.
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• 2 months ago

  If you have had to make the heartbreaking decision to have a pet put to sleep, did you choose to stay with the pet when it was euthanized or did you leave it in the vets care?

  You stay. You stay because they’re spent their life with you and loved you when no one else did. You stay because they are a part of your family. You stay for a million little and big reasons. It’s hard, it’s supposed to be hard. But that’s life and that’s what you owe for love.
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• 2 months ago

  How is a scripted "Reality" show produced?

  It depends on the Network and “type” of reality show. Different Networks have diff rules on how much “scripting” / “dramatization” that producers can do. As a matter of fact, it’s written into the insurance that a Network takes out on a program. “Documentary” versus “Competition Reality” versus “Scripted Reality,” etc. On a show like “Little People, Big World” producers are more likely to film a LOT of footage for an episode and cut down the story from there than to create fake scenes. They’ll shoot weeks even for one storyline. They may help that storyline along by asking leading questions, lining up new interviewees, etc. But these people are not paid actors. On a series such as “Family Jewels” you have real people (as real as celebrity families can get, just remember that no one is likely to be a paid actor who auditioned for the part) in semi-real situations. Some of these situations – say, a school dance or doctors office – are true. Characters will be going through this at that time but it’s scheduled / scripted: “Ok, let’s go dress shopping! what if dad doesn’t like the dress? What if the date doesn’t show?” So it’s pretty across the board, I could go on with more examples but you get the idea.
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• 2 months ago

  Why Won't My Old Friend Answer Me on Facebook?

  When friends have a falling out it’s often very hard, if not impossible, to be as close again. This doesn’t reflect poorly on either of you, it’s just life. You’ve both changed, grown, and have new lives now – at least somewhat. It kind of sucks, but it’s good to remember that some friends are truly forever and some good friendships only last a finite amount of time. It’s hard to know which are which until you spend time apart. I’d wait to let this person get back to you, you’ve reached out to them already. Let the situation alone for a bit and make sure you’re spending time with the friends you have now.
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• 2 months ago

  At what age should you really start wearing cardigans?

  It depends on how cool you feel – the cooler, the younger you can wear them.
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