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Ebenezer 3 year s ago

#17 - nah, I don’t believe it. It’s far more complicated than that. My wife and I have very different interests and we love each other very much after 20 years.

Didi 3 year s ago

Ebenezer, it's not about having *the same* interests, but being able to acknowledge and encourage the other persons interests even though you're not particularly interested in the subject yourself. I do agree that it is good to have some differences and do things without your partner as well.

Lucille 3 year s ago

Ebenezer,

Dun-Dun-Duuuunnnnn.... get ready for that 'Dear John' letter. HAHA!

but seriously, agreed. Generalizations (population level statistics) are exactly that, general and not specific.

Mittie 3 year s ago

#15 We don't HAVE to eat it, but it's an option.

Tim 3 year s ago

#8 reverse osmosis systems were originally developed for military submarines so adding them to other military vessels shouldn't be a big surprise. saves a lot of weight, space and fuel if you don't have to lug around all the water you need for 1500 people.

Jos 3 year s ago

#22 Axl Rose

Midge 3 year s ago

#14 are you sure about that? the diversity of political views but not of other demographics. by my count i see 4 socialists, 2 communists and 2 RINOs. (adding a greta)

Dal 3 year s ago

#28 If Coke is unavailable, Taco Bell works even better!

"TIL that the Luna Moth only survives 6-7 days once reaching adulthood because it has no mouth and dies of starvation."

"TIL Stephen Hawking found his Undergraduate work 'ridiculously easy' to the point where he was able to solve problems without looking at how others did it. Even his examiners realised that "they were talking to someone far cleverer than most of themselves"."