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(Message started by: ChAntiQ of NarniA on Aug 26th, 2006, 2:20pm)
Title: Life's Questions
Post by ChAntiQ of NarniA on Aug 26th, 2006, 2:20pm



Ask
and
maybe
we'll
get
some
answers
or
anything
remotely
close
to
it
!

;D
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by ChAntiQ of NarniA on Aug 26th, 2006, 2:26pm

What do you do when you see an endangered animal eating an endangered plant?
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by Wicked_Witch on Aug 28th, 2006, 4:26am
As long as it's not going to bite me, I will shoo the animal away  and maybe feed it something else?

Why me? Why not her? ;D
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by ClumsilyIdiotic on Aug 28th, 2006, 8:23pm


Why do we have hairs under our arms??? It just doens't make sense!
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by ClumsilyIdiotic on Aug 28th, 2006, 8:24pm


there's that annoying question mark smiley head again.
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by Wicked_Witch on Aug 29th, 2006, 10:46am

on 08/28/06 at 20:23:35, ClumsilyIdiotic wrote:
Why do we have hairs under our arms??? It just doens't make sense!



Cathy, count your blessings...be thankful it's not on our forehead or  that the hair in our nose don't grow as long as the hair on our head!
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Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by ChAntiQ of NarniA on Aug 30th, 2006, 6:47pm

 
Seinfeld joke:
Women will shave their legs,
their armpits,
pluck their eyebrows...etc
...and then buy a fur coat.



Accroding to Carl Sagan and Richard Dawkins, hair under our arms may have been "intended" to retain body odor as a type of aphrodisiac.

The mustache, beard, underarm, and pubes are a particular type of hair optimized for concentrating and dispersing pheromones. The special sweat glands underneath these types of hairs do indeed produce pheromones.

Umm no thanks.  I'll use other sources of pheromones then LMAO!  [smiley=crazysmile.gif]
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by ChAntiQ of NarniA on Aug 30th, 2006, 6:50pm

Is there another word for synonym? [smiley=puppy.gif]
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by Wicked_Witch on Sep 3rd, 2006, 12:07pm

on 08/30/06 at 18:50:42, ChAntiQ of NarniA wrote:

Is there another word for synonym? [smiley=puppy.gif]



synonym= different words same meaning?
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by ChAntiQ of NarniA on Sep 13th, 2006, 10:33am

on 09/03/06 at 12:07:23, Wicked_Witch wrote:
synonym= different words same meaning?



ok...4 words there..do I hear 5? :P

Why is'nt there an expiry date on vinegar?
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by thebeast on Sep 14th, 2006, 2:22am

on 08/28/06 at 20:23:35, ClumsilyIdiotic wrote:
Why do we have hairs under our arms??? It just doens't make sense!


If you have hair under your arms..i wont be standing near u on a hot day. Answer....cuz hair grows in dark places ;D
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by Saffire_65 on Sep 14th, 2006, 2:40am
ahhhhhh now i fully understood why we have pubic hair too.LOL Thanks Joel for the information  :P
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by okasantina on Oct 15th, 2006, 6:10am

on 09/14/06 at 02:22:52, thebeast wrote:
If you have hair under your arms..i wont be standing near u on a hot day. Answer....cuz hair grows in dark places ;D


howcome other have hair on their legs and arms??  ::)
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by ClumsilyIdiotic on Dec 11th, 2006, 5:00pm


Why is yawning 'contagious'?
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by okasantina on Dec 13th, 2006, 2:27am

on 12/11/06 at 17:00:45, ClumsilyIdiotic wrote:
Why is yawning 'contagious'?


Wherever it is or whatever it is it all in our brain, it bypasses the known brain circuitry for consciously analyzing and mimicking other people’s actions.

In line with the nature of contagious yawns as automatically released behavioural acts—rather than truly imitated motor patterns that would require detailed action understanding. If seeing someone yawn doesn’t activate these centers, what does it do to the brain? The researchers found that it appears to strongly activate at least one brain area, called the superior temporal sulcus. But this activation was unrelated to any desire to yawn in response, so it may be irrelevant to the contagion question, the researchers added.

It seems to be an “‘automatically’ released (and most likely very archaic) motor pattern,” or sequence of physical actions.

;):d


Question...........Why vampires bites on the neck?  ::)
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by Wicked_Witch on Dec 13th, 2006, 7:47am

on 12/13/06 at 02:27:04, okasantina wrote:
Wherever it is or whatever it is it all in our brain, it bypasses the known brain circuitry for consciously analyzing and mimicking other people’s actions.

In line with the nature of contagious yawns as automatically released behavioural acts—rather than truly imitated motor patterns that would require detailed action understanding. If seeing someone yawn doesn’t activate these centers, what does it do to the brain? The researchers found that it appears to strongly activate at least one brain area, called the superior temporal sulcus. But this activation was unrelated to any desire to yawn in response, so it may be irrelevant to the contagion question, the researchers added.

It seems to be an “‘automatically’ released (and most likely very archaic) motor pattern,” or sequence of physical actions.

;):d


Speak english please!
 [smiley=roll.gif] [smiley=roll.gif] [smiley=roll.gif]
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by ClumsilyIdiotic on Dec 15th, 2006, 8:13am

on 12/13/06 at 07:47:14, Wicked_Witch wrote:
Speak english please!
 [smiley=roll.gif] [smiley=roll.gif] [smiley=roll.gif]



LMAO I second the motion.  ;D
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by okasantina on Dec 15th, 2006, 3:38pm

on 12/15/06 at 08:13:49, ClumsilyIdiotic wrote:
LMAO I second the motion.  ;D


LMAO Cathy and Witchy bebe....boring isnt it?  [smiley=roll.gif] ok this is a brief english ... yawn is often lead with a person being tired, but this is not always the cause for a yawn. People yawn for many reasons including stress, boredom, emotion and over-work.   Why is it contagious? well even reading the word YAWN can make people yawn lol it is unconsciously kind of behavior its like...a subtle way of communication in a  group behavior, such as when a birds follow the behavior of one bird, and all rise together as a whole flock.  I yawn cuz for me its a signal to the group that it’s time to go to sleep, lol. Or if I yawn when im gettin  bored, it may be a sign to change the topic of conversation. Sometimes they think its rude but subconsciously its not...or sometimes they dont like someone to yawn cuz of their being bad breath...Anyways....i hope both of you are not yawning now  ;D
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by SpongebObiWan Kenobi on Dec 20th, 2006, 3:46pm
Why do they have instructions in Braille (for the blind) at drive-up ATM machines?
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by bad_day_me on Dec 20th, 2006, 7:27pm

                     who invented sex?

               anybody can answer me pls?


                                                  [smiley=thinking2.gif]
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by Wicked_Witch on Dec 21st, 2006, 3:47am

on 12/20/06 at 15:46:51, SpongebObiWan Kenobi wrote:
Why do they have instructions in Braille (for the blind) at drive-up ATM machines?


Well, sponge, instructions are standard operating procedures. At least they are considerate enough to do it in Braille also for the blind? Hehehehe!


Bad daughter, when you find out, let me know, too ok?
;D
Title: Re: Life's Questions
Post by ClumsilyIdiotic on Feb 17th, 2007, 11:54am


Are "ghosts" multi-lingual? Say, you are living overseas and sharing your apartment with a 'non-mortal'. How do you communicate with these beings?

On the other hand, if you're living in your own country, how do you figure that the "ghost/s" in your house also speaks the same language as you? Maybe he/she was a foreigner.

Just a thought.  ;D


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