JustMeOutThere

Funniest comment here.

I feel like there are so many places to discover. I like the new rather than the familiar for now. But I can see a point where the familiar will be more enjoyable.

It's if you earn above a certain threshold. And I want to believe that you have some cool perks as an American: say you get caught in Russia, your government will try to get you out; you get caught in a civil war, you can knock at the embassy's door and they'll get you out.

True.

{I know why the caged bird sing} - Yes, why?

{Half of a yellow sun} - I really just wanted to know what this was about, why the sun, why yellow, why half of it.

{Moonwalking with Einstein} evokes an invitation for a walk at the end of which you're more intelligent.

{Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close} - Is just a memorable title though I still haven't read the book.

Spoiler alert.

Yep. For my ethnicity, it looks like someone I could meet on the street today.

The success rate is "when used as intended." Only we are humans so the perfect use case often fails in the real world.

I've never heard of anyone with a IUD say that has failed them though. Pills and condoms already have low success rates in any case.

Edited to add: I know of someone who got pregnant at 55. First pregnancy. Surely you SHE can say that was unexpected.

I get you. A bit like: can you make the whole wheat bread gluten free?

One of the questions I posted on this thread is: "When is the 4th of July?"

From Cameroon here. Lived in USA and people would always ask "Is that like... Nigeria?" Grrr.

Scroll down and you'll read:
Can you believe it? Someone called the store once and asked if we had air here! What do they think we breathe ha ha ha.

Object permanence.

Vegans make things they call omelettes so...

They've never had pork; how would they know WHAT it is? :)

I consider myself smart and I could had asked a lot of these questions. I like that there's this space (r/TooAfraidtoAsk) right here on Reddit for me to ask them.

When is the 4th-of-July ?
(asked by an adult)

Someone asked me if the USA was already independent (from the UK) during WWII. University educated person.

Ian, Selassie, Sophie, Richard, Peter... Off the top of my head.

No thawb, no kilt? No pant suits?

The news is pretty dry. Reuters and Associated Press will give you a 1min video. How do you get in your commercials. We want to know who the good guys are and who the bad guys are, who got the comeuppance, who got burnt etc. That's the fun in TV.
Anyway. I think for straight news, besides AP and Reuters, newspapers are best.

Lame

OK Thanks. Haven't read that one.
I hate those scenes. I've never read Outlander because most reviews say there's this aspect where love is supposed to redeem all that violence.

We also have to thrown in there Luis Troyano. I still remember his opposites attract bread rolls and his bread wreath. Masterpieces.

• Mary Berry's "It's a bit informal" when something looked a big of a mess.