"The ability to read minds initially seems cool until you realize it’s a passive ability like hearing. Meaning, you can’t just turn it on and off. You’d likely go insane if you remain around other people. At a minimum you’ll have major trust issues in every relationship."
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Tabitha 1 year ago
#13 omg 
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Loren 1 year ago
#13 If at fist you don’t succeed, try, try again.
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Loren 1 year ago
#24 Not always true. My wife cleans our house the most before her mother comes over.
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Loren 1 year ago
#26 They probably do. They can get their heads very close to their @$$es.
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Vanburen 1 year ago
"Good drivers miss their turns more often than bad drivers." #1 There is no evidence to prove this statement, not a good start.
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Deb 1 year ago
Vanburen,
If a good driver notices that they are about to miss their turn they will continue down the road and look for a place to turn around, or just go around the block.
If a bad driver notices that they are about to miss their turn they will brake and/or veer suddenly to make the turn no matter how much mayhem they cause in the process.
If a good driver notices that they are about to miss their turn they will continue down the road and look for a place to turn around, or just go around the block.
If a bad driver notices that they are about to miss their turn they will brake and/or veer suddenly to make the turn no matter how much mayhem they cause in the process.
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Frank 1 year ago
#24 If you know them really well, you clean yourself and ignore the house.
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Woody 1 year ago
#25 I don't think so, knowing others thoughts is no worse than watching really bad TV. Trust comes from knowing the difference between reality and imagined expectations. Thoughts are not reality, and a real psychic would now that the most.
If a good driver notices that they are about to miss their turn they will continue down the road and look for a place to turn around, or just go around the block.
If a bad driver notices that they are about to miss their turn they will brake and/or veer suddenly to make the turn no matter how much mayhem they cause in the process.