Kherova

I can't think of it. Not naive, or placable, or gullible.... Do you know the word I might be thinking of?

I get why an algorithm would be created to identify crosswalks, storefronts, streetlights, cars, and bikes, but why chimneys? Clearly they are trying to map roads (and bike lanes), but what is up with wanting to know who has fireplaces?

If I use text (ascii) emoticons rather than picture emoji, does that make the receiver think a bit less of me; like I am out of touch? Or is there no difference.

I was looking to buy a 2018 Mazda CX5, and I see a handful out there that are used with between 10k and 20k miles. I am worried why someone would sell a car that new, though. Are these cars all lemons, or is there a common reason people would do this that I shouldn t worry?

It's pretty clear that he will say or do anything as a ploy to distract or manipulate people to act in a way that ultimately benefits him. Why do world leaders try and defend themselves against his crazy statements rather than saying they won't dignify with a response or just not engage? Every news hour starts with something Trump, even if it's not actually important, just because it is sensational. I just don't get why people who are mature and rational feel they must acknowledge his behavior.

A guy is trying to win over a troubled girl and she decides to let him kiss her and she says it s bad and backs away, he gets frustrated and asks for a second try. She lets him, but says No, it s bad and walks away. He is upset because he feels she is using it as an excuse to just push him away. Do you know what movie I am trying to remember?

How do I set it up with a private seller? Do I say "please take it to xyz shop?" and arrange payment to the shop?

I imagine this is annoying to the seller to take time out of their day, is there anything I should factor into such a request? Like if it is only a $2k car, would this be ridiculous to ask them to do?

Thanks.

Looking for albums that have ambient noise. Not static or nature sounds, but sort of background conversations or workplace noises. I got a few tracks from a sound fx cd, and find it very relaxing. Conversations are indistinct, and nothing is repetitive. Anything like that that you've come across?

Trying to figure out what is going on. I had a question and some of the answers seemed like they really didn t read the question. Ok, that happens, but it started happening so much, I looked at one of the answerers (Kasie) and they seem to just be giving short pat answers that don t seem to be engaging the question directly. Are there bots that would take a list of subject relevant remarks, and parse them out at random to every question in a category? If so, why? One of the other ones they answered was: "Im 26 years old women and im 270 pound how many calories should I eat to lose weight?" Response: wear comfortable clothes during exercise so you can feel good also you can do more."

Turning a drill into a lathe, and want to replace the trigger witch with a throttle like switch like they have on boats or planes. Not sure what it is called, so having trouble finding a 110v ac option.

I want to make a custom Himalayan salt lamp, and was wondering if I can heat salt water, let the water evaporate, and it will be as hard as those out there or not. Reason I don t just want to buy is because I want to gradient the color from red, to pink to white salt in layers. Can it be done?

It doesn't bother me, but I used to just see painted skull motifs on one or two days of the year if that, now it seems like it's everywhere all the time. T-Shirts, mugs, internet, etc. Just curious what kicked it into pop culture high gear.

Oh sweet Tennessee rose all split up into parts

Go fetch the string and the wire

Go fetch the string and the wire from the kitchen drawer

And I'll try to mend you up some more

Warm, warm wind blow on these here two hands

How they froze up fright

They got too numb to knot the ends

Go fetch the string and the wire

Go fetch the string and the wire from the kitchen drawer

And I'll try to mend you up some more

They put poison in the well

Made your sister cry and run

So I'm sewing up a blanket spread

To keep the jailhouse warm

So go fetch the string and the wire

Go fetch the string and the wire

And a couple empty cans of tin

So we can hear her cry again

They put powder in the shells of your brother's lonely gun

I'm afraid they don't make string and wire I know that's strong enough

So go fetch my spinning spool

Go fetch my spinning spool underneath the bed

And I'll sew you up a handkerchief instead

The glasses I've tried slide down or fog up. I don't want to get a strap, or use contacts. Are there any glasses or attributes I can look for in order to get a pair of glasses that will be comfortable to run in?

I want to create the effect that wood that's been in the ocean for a long time looks. Where the trough of the grain is recessed, and the ridges become more pronounced. Any way to do this artificially?

Started with uggs (essentially slippers), then girls started wearing pj bottoms in public, now yoga pants and active wear is worn everywhere, and I just started noticing shorts with lace fringed bottoms, which is essentially bloomers or sleepwear shorts. Seems inevitable at some point that we'll see a total de-evolution of women's wear. Just curious how long you think it will take.

Frequently when I am walking down a hall or similar, if I happen to be walking behind a woman, when she first becomes aware of it, often she will tug on the back of her shirt as if to ensure her lower back or butt is covered. It seems like an unconscious gesture, but I was wondering if you girls do that consciously, or unconsciously?

I know, I just saw a movie that has been around a while, but what struck me is that all the white characters were morally blameless. Crap happened to them, but mostly they were righteous. They hit that Brad cheated, but very distantly so as if not at all. Meanwhile, the other characters screw up bad, or make bad moral choices. Just confused, because I don't see this stated on the net, and wouldn't expect it given who the writer and director are.

Most people seem to realize that 'normal' is a relative term, but we tend to want to feel like we are anyway.