Only one! Whaddya wanna know?

I was wondering whether or not I should start a thread entitled:

".....Ask RocknRollisalive a question..."

What do you think?

hmmm I have a few.

Have you ever tried the Special k diet and did it work?

Why do small children get completely naked in order to use the potty?

Will there be peace on earth, and will it begin with me?

How do you remove dry erase marker from a white shirt?

What's better mustard or ketcup?

Can I make U breakfast sometime?

My question is...

Where are u posting from?
Home,work?

RocknRollisalive said:

I say...





YES!

Sweeny79 said:

Girl, you need to pick ONE.

AsianBomb777 said:

It depends...are you a good cook?

ThreadCula said:

I'm at work.

applekisses said:

ok i'll go with the dry erase one, I really liked that top.

Sweeny79 said:

Awww I'd try some Oxi-Clean first...that stuff is the bomb! Just sprinkle it on the spot with some hot water (to make a paste) and let is soak for several hours.
How much is on there?

applekisses said:

Hmmm I'll try that! It's only a little bit on there. Thanks Apples!

why is the sky blue ?

Why do cats snore?

Mach said:

Sunlight is made up of all colors of the rainbow and each color has it's own frequency and wavelength. Blue is one of the shortest and is, therefore, more easily absorbed by gas molecules in the air. The blue lightwave is then scattered through the sky and we can see it

AndGodCreatedMe said:

I think it's because their little noses get stuffy

applekisses said:

shew... YAY


thanx

Mach said:

No prob

Why are the sun and the moon exactly the same size in the sky of the only habitable planet in this solar system?

It niggles me.

Why do birds suddenly appear whenever I run into the wall?

Why are some dicks bigger then others? Is it a past life thing?

What would you like for dinner, and is it easy to cook?

Number23 said:

October 2000
Believe it or not, it actually is just a coincidence — and a happy one at that. The Moon and Sun have virtually the same angular size in our sky because the Sun is about 400 times wider than the Moon, but it's also about 400 times farther away. This allows us to see spectacular coronal displays and prominences during total solar eclipses. Interestingly, this hasn't always been the case. Tidal interactions cause the Moon to spiral about one inch per year away from Earth. In the distant past, the Moon was close enough to Earth so that it could block the Sun's entire disk and then some. Our prehuman ancestors would not have witnessed the beautiful coronal displays that we now enjoy. And about 50 million years from now, the Moon will be far enough away so that our descendants will only see annular eclipses.

So why do we happen to live in the brief period of Earth's history when the moon just barely blocks the sun? Indeed, the odds against it are enormous. But the universe is a large enough place so that highly improbable coincidences can and do occur. It's important to note, however, that even today some solar eclipses are annular because the Earth and Moon have elliptical orbits. — ROBERT NAEYE, SENIOR EDITOR

http://www.astronomy.com/...=a&id=2196

subhuman09 said:

Ask him -->

I think it's a conspiracy!

thesexofit said:

Different levels of growth hormone.

applekisses said:

I knew it!

That's it-I'm selling him for CDs.

Heavenly said:

Actually, I'd like a Martha's Vineyard salad You don't even have to cook it!

applekisses said:

I'm not convinced, Andrea.

Do u believe in psychics?

Number23 said:

That's what the man said...but, maybe it's because both are being hurled at us at the same speed and the Earth will be hit by both at the same time.
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