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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby Useful_Oxymoron » Sun May 14, 2006 12:45 am

A : Japan.

Q : If the Red Phone in the White House is so special, why can it only dial one number?
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby SithLordWiccan » Sun May 14, 2006 5:50 am

A: Because, unknown to most of the Presidential staff, it's a secret hotline to the Batcave.

Q: Why does a coin toss have a fifty/fifty chance of being heads or tails?
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby inlerf » Sun May 14, 2006 7:49 am

A: Because it has no legs.

Q: Is there God?
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby Candleshoe » Sun May 14, 2006 7:53 am

A: Yes. His name is Ben and he makes ice-cream with his co-God Jerry. I worship them quite regularly, and have a special spoon for doing so.

Q: Why do roses have thorns?
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby Auburn » Sun May 14, 2006 7:58 am

A: Because even the prettiest things aren't perfect.

Q: How come nobody in your house talks to you all day, but as soon as you're on the phone they insist on interrupting you?
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby dynigirl » Sun May 14, 2006 3:30 pm

A. Because thats not on the telemarketers script?

Q. Why aren't there 29 hrs in the day? :sleep
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby Boschi » Sun May 14, 2006 3:33 pm

A: 29 is the number of which we must not speak.

Q: What is the name "kisstheviolets" about anyway?
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby kisstheviolets » Sun May 14, 2006 4:16 pm

A: there is a small subsect of people who have a rather undorthodox love for certain plants and flowers. these people are also perversely obsessed with tori amos and encourage you to check the lyrics to the song "cloud on my tongue" for further elucidation of your query.

Q: why am i completely unable to cease all procrastination?
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby dynigirl » Sun May 14, 2006 4:37 pm

A. Because the definition of procastination means that you are forever stuck in the never ending loop.

A Do the waves keep rolling in even when we're not looking or do they have alittle sleep?
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby Darth Pacula » Mon May 15, 2006 1:49 am

A: Waves alway keep rolling. They never stop for sleep because they're usually asleep. They're only awake in rough weather, when they slam anyone stupid enough to be out in the ocean because of their bad mood at being woken up.

Q: What is the atomic weight of cheese?
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby SithLordWiccan » Mon May 15, 2006 5:27 am

A: 3.149526749582739573517249 pounds.

Q: If coffee is a drug, why is it legal?
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby oneyedchicklet » Mon May 15, 2006 6:09 am

A: Because of the already overpopulated prisons and insane asylums the Government looks the other way. Not to mention all the police officers that would also be commiting a crime.

Q: When we flip someone the finger, why do we use the middle finger?

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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby SithLordWiccan » Mon May 15, 2006 7:57 am

A: It's the best way to get the maximum amount of gesture related oomph out of the act, thus ensuring that people will get the point.

Q: If you flip your blonde hair back and push up your bra, does that really make you a stupid girl?
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby Artemis » Tue May 16, 2006 10:23 am

A: The lab, freshly rebuilt and redecorated following the disastrous ginger/wasabi debacle (which was at one stage reported to be a 'disaster', but it was downgraded to 'debacle' when the security camera footage of people being horribly killed and so on was redubbed with comedic sound effects, a la Funniest Home Videos, and everyone agreed it was much nicer then), quickly swung into action.

Flipping back your blonde hair does, it seems, make you stupider. Testing indicated that the degree of stupidification is the same for male and female test subjects, but varied according to hair length and volume. Autopsies on those test subjects who signed the release forms without reading them first determined that this is because hair is in fact connected directly to the brain, with each strand of hair originating in a brain cell, and growing out through microscopic holes in the skull. It seems that the purpose of hair is to serve as heat sinks to keep the brain from overheating due to excessive thought. Shaving your head is therefore not something to be done lightly - testing indicates that some brains in shaved heads are able to adapt and channel heat directly out the ears, but not all, and it's a distinct possibility that you'll just fry your brain.

Flipping your hair causes the opposite problem - the sudden, extreme air movement over the hair follicles causes them to immediately dump all their heat, which in turn saps heat out of the brain at a faster rate than necessary. Excessive hair-flipping thus causes Neuro-Follicular Hypothermia (NFH), or to put it more simply, your brain turns into an ice cube. According to the criteria laid down for the test, only blond hair was tested - it is expected that the effect of hair colour will be proportionately identical in flip and non-flip states, but further testing should be undertaken to determine this.

The relevance of bras to the problem was hotly disputed by researchers. Some of them argued that the pushing up of a bra, being linked in the popular mind to the hair-flip, was in fact a subconscious symptom of NFH, and thus had no direct link to levels of stupidity. Others argued that, as 78% of male test subjects were shown to conduct at least some cognitive activity in their genitalia (again, the external positioning aiding in dispersing heat), it was possible that women were using their breasts in the same manner, as a kind of parallel mathematical sub-processor with easy access to cooling airflow, especially on more laid-back beaches. Thus, squeezing the breasts in a pushed-up bra has the same effect as squeezing your brain - your IQ gets all mushed up and you start believing everything they say on TV and picking up CIA transmissions on your fillings. This second group of researchers also concluded that silicon breast implants were a wonderful idea, if only they were constructed with proper circuitry pathways, instead of just being big bags of pointless goop.

The effect of a man wearing a bra and pushing it up was undetermined. Most test subjects were notably embarrassed, and so returned results that didn't fairly reflect their normal psychological state. Those test subjects who didn't mind (and in some cases provided their own lingerie) suggested that men may be immune to Ascendant Brassiere Neuro-Impairement, but due to the lack of lingerie created with both the limited male breast size and larger groin size in mind, excessive compaction of the testicular sub-processors causes essentially the same amount of neurological damage. Tailored lingerie is recommended for male cross-dressers.

In conclusion, yes, there is scientific evidence to suggest that flipping blonde (or other) hair and pushing up bras does cause a lowering of intelligence. Gender has no bearing on the process however, and none of the male test subjects became girls during testing. Well, except for one, but that was only because he wandered into the wrong lab.

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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby Useful_Oxymoron » Tue May 16, 2006 11:52 am

A: Find a shy red-headed girl and place the creature in front of her. If she screams and runs, it's a frog. Note : does not work with all red-headed girls.

Q: Why do evil aliens always lose out to the humans in Hollywood movies, even though the evil aliens are often stronger, more agile, smarter and have fancier toys?
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby Candleshoe » Tue May 16, 2006 2:23 pm

Artemis: as ever :bow

A: The Good Guys always win because the Bad Guys always have one fatal flaw. There is always something that they are afraid of, or can be killed by, or which causes them to be beamed back to the mother ship.

These flaws would lie undetected if a Good Guy didn't capture a Bad Guy and hold some flimsy-looking implement to an unnecessary body part, thereby extracting a full confession of the plan for world domination, and the best way to avoid it.

Moral: Always carry a spoon, you never know whose toes you may have to cut off to save the world.

Q: If Bad Guys always have a fatal flaw, why is George Bush still around?
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby SithLordWiccan » Tue May 16, 2006 5:17 pm

A: It's a very simple answer. Unfortunately, I can't exactly risk saying it here, as I have no idea if my computer is being tapped for info thanks to Dubya's desire to protect America from using the power of their brains. I should note that there hasn't been a proven instance of said activity for about the past five and a half years, so I really don't think he has anything to fear.

I'll say it anyway.

George Bush's fatal flaw is also the thing keeping him in office: the fact that he can take any bad situation and turn it to his advantage.

Q: How long do you think it will take the US authorites to come up to Canada and have me arrested?
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby kisstheviolets » Tue May 16, 2006 7:45 pm

A: actually, they've already arrived and arrested you. you're currently detained in guantanamo where they've tortured you to the point that you've had a complete mental breakdown and we're all just a figment of your delusion-riddled imagination.

Q: why does hooters make african-american servers wear tan-colored nylons??
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby willowbaby05 » Tue May 16, 2006 8:24 pm

A: Because it blends in with the color of the hooter african american dancer. Therefore making it look to the drunk observer, that she's actually nude. Which makes them have more customers. Basically bigger profit. :D

Q: Why do the traffic lights turn red everytime your in a hurry to get somewere?
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby Twisted Minstrel » Tue May 16, 2006 9:56 pm

A: In 1620, Francis Bacon broke with the passive Aristotelian and Platonic traditions when he published his Novum Organum in which he explained the ways in which human reason could be deceived - in the Idylls of the Cave, he described the human race as born in darkness, held by invisible chains whilst watching a shadow play on the wall before them - which we believe to be the real world, even though the play is only puppets reflected on the wall, being manipulated by unseen beings. In a first, unpublished draft of this manuscript, Bacon described thes unseen beings as manipulative, tri-colored machines. Bacon's unseen beings = traffic lights. Coincidence? I don't think so.

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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby umgaynow » Wed May 17, 2006 9:45 pm

A: Cuz the only other critters with noses good enough to find them are dogs...and they would either just eat them or else root out cat poo instead as they seem to find it so much tastier than anything else...and somehow I don't think that would have a good effect on modern haute cuisine

Q: When someone says "...and monkeys might fly out of my butt" are they the same flying monkeys that were in The Wizard of Oz? Cuz I always wondered if they had trouble getting work after that movie...
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby oneyedchicklet » Wed May 17, 2006 9:56 pm

A: No those are not the same Flying Monkey's. Rumor has it that Emms rescued those monkeys off the street. The monkeys that fly out of someone's butt are total imposters.

Q: How old is dirt?

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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby Artemis » Thu May 18, 2006 4:22 am

A: There's no definitive answer, as dirt refuses to reveal its true age, on the basis that it has enough image problems already.

Most dirtologists agree that dirt must be at least 18 (21 in some areas) as it is permitted to attend outdoor events where alcohol is being served.

Empirical dirtology places the original appearance of dirt sometime in the early 14th Century - this faction claims there are no uncontested historical sources for the existence of dirt prior to its mention in the Prologue to Chaucer's Canterbury Tales:

"...And smale fowles maken melodye,
That slepen al the nicht with open ye-
So pricketh hem Nature in hir corages-
Than longen folk to goon on pilgrimages,
Beinge might warye thereon that theyr feeten
Steppeth note upon the dyrt of anye dogge..."

(It's worth noting that some Empirical dirtologists - the 'hierarchical sub-faction' - believe that the reference to 'dog dirt' constitutes a euphamism which could only have existed had dirt itself been in existence for some substantial time prior to this mention. This argument thus uses the above source as evidence for proposed 13th Century dirt, at least in England.)

Mythological dirtology disagrees on this point, and believes that the following extract from the Old English epic Beowulf (8th-11th Century) is a reference to dirt:

"Aldres orwena, yrringa sloh,
paet hire wio halse heard grapode,
ban-hringas braec, bil eal purh-wod,
faegne-flaesc-homan, heo on flet gecrong;"

Or, translated into modern English:

"Hopeless of living, hotly he smote her,
That the fiend-woman's neck firmly it grappled,
Broke through her bone-joints, the bill fully pierced her,
Fate-cursed body, she fell to the ground then;"

'Ground' being claimed to be an indicator that dirt was present at this time. However, there are counter-claims from the Empirical dirtologists that in fact the ground in question consisted mainly of cheese, and a quantity of chalk composed of the fossils of unwary mice who tunneled into unstable sub-strata. Empirical dirtology maintains that the translation of the final phrase to 'the ground', in the sense of dirt, is in error, and arose due to the Middle English (post-Chaucer) tendency to refer to this part of the epic as 'the dirtye bitte', due to the unclear nature of whether Beowulf is slaying the Sprite, or just getting it on. Recent texts indicate that Beowulf's 'bill', rather than being the polearm weapon typically associated with the term, was in fact Beowulf's name for, ahem, 'little Beowulf', and it follows that the whole bone-crunching throat-grappling stuff is just due to the fact that demonic otherworldly entities like it rough. Thus, the connection between Beowulf and dirt was coined after the fact, and should not be indicative of dirt's existence at the time the epic was written.

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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby oneyedchicklet » Thu May 18, 2006 7:44 am

A: This is simple, because Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus. It's our God given right as women to ignore anything or anyone.

Q: Why is it always greener over the septic tank?

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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby umgaynow » Thu May 18, 2006 10:05 pm

A: Because as our system of government proves...shit always rises to the top

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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby Twisted Minstrel » Fri May 19, 2006 12:25 am

A: Me.

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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby kindagay » Fri May 19, 2006 5:28 am

A: It's the equation that the ancient Egyptians used when they were building the pyramids.

Q: Why does eating chocolate always make me want to drink milk?

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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby inlerf » Fri May 19, 2006 5:35 am

A: Because I want to test my avatar.

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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby Candleshoe » Fri May 19, 2006 3:55 pm

A; Ooh, yes. But this supposed to be an un-answer, so: Fish.

Q: Highlighter pens. They aren't high, and they don't light things, so what's with the name?
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Re: The Questions and (un)-Answers game

Postby Artemis » Sat May 20, 2006 12:20 am

A: It's a mispronunciation that became more common than the original name, which was subsequently forgotten (much like most Australians, who would occasionally use the exclamation "Strewth!" aren't aware that it's derived from the phrase 'God's truth'). 'Highlighter' pens were originally 'Heighliner pens', part of a range of merchandise created to promote Frank Herbert's sci-fi novel Dune. Thus the first pens were cylindrical, being miniatures of the giant Spacing Guild star cruisers. It was only later, when people had forgotten the name's origin, that 'highlighters' began to be made in other shapes that had no relation to the original.

Other merchandise included:

Start Your Own Sandworm Farm Kit: two Shai-hulud infants and fifty billion metric tons of desert sand. Very few people ordered this one, as the sand was to be shipped at the buyer's expense, and those who did manage to start their own sandworm farms fell victim to an oversight in the manual, which omitted the warning 'not suitable for rainy climates'.

Spice Melange Bong: well, it was the sixties. Reports indicate that the experience of transcending physical limitations and connecting with the unity of the cosmos and the wisdom of all your ancestors was, like totally groovy.

Orange Catholic Bible: very difficult to find now, as they were all bought by the Irish/Scottish orange order by mistake. They weren't happy about it.

Sensei Paul's Weirding Way Primer: in its time, a popular alternative to karate classes. Sales suffered in the 80s after the Dune movie was released, and new students kept leaving, disappointed that there weren't actually any sonic cannons involved.

My First Mentat: a home computer kit, hamstrung by the basic level of computing technology available at the time. 60s Mentats were only capable of providing political advice to villages, or small counties at most. They did play a mean game of Pong, but you had to buy the table tennis equipment separately.

Dr Harkonnen's Child-Rearing Manual: widely regarded as responsible for a lot of the more colourful psychological disorders of the 70s and 80s.

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