Society & Culture - 23 January 2007

OK we live in a house of 5, shared utensils and cutlery etc etc. Now none of the stuff actually matches, but there are of course some good utensils and some crappy ones.

Duncan has adopted this particular bowl as his own (all stuff came with house) for his morning porridge and lunch time soup. It's very nice, plain white, quite deep but small, and he is very attached to it. We all accept it, although secretly wish the bowl was ours.

Now Gayle has stolen the bowl and is eating her cereal out of it at the kitchen table, with a steely glint in her eye. She shows no signs of caring about Duncan's moral which we all think is wrong.

Please can all you good people out there voice your opinion by answering Duncan or Gayle, and thus we can decide who the bowl's rightful adopted parent is.

Many thanks.

2007-01-23 00:07:41 · 24 answers · asked by Anonymous in Other - Society & Culture

was it (1) lying or (2) because they kept back part of the money? ..... or some other reason ? Acts 5:1

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is he a guardian spirt of a place

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Would you travel back in time to when Jesus was still alive, bring him to the present day, and treat him to some Starbucks?

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I mean, I have my own brain , so I like to question things. I was just concerned about getting banned from Yahoo answers if you commit this heinous "thought crime".

2007-01-23 00:00:29 · 27 answers · asked by Anonymous in Other - Society & Culture

ABBÉ Pierre, an outspoken Roman Catholic priest who renounced wealth to became one of the most revered figures in France for his tireless campaigning for the homeless and the poverty-stricken, died yesterday at the age of 94.

He was refferred to as the 'Conscience of France', the 'Paupers' Pope' and well-known throughout the world. Yet not a word in Yahoo News? Shame, innit? I suppose it isn't something that 'sells' well enough...

2007-01-23 00:00:21 · 4 answers · asked by Nini 5 in Other - Society & Culture