Is it possible that global warming will just continue to escalate perpetually?
Q. When snow and ice, which are reflective, melt they reveal the dark ground, which absorbs heat, beneath which in turn melts more of the reflective ice.
Asked by stephen s - Mon Mar 3 06:59:08 2008 - Global Warming - 8 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Not perpetually, no, but it's possible that this scenario could occur for hundreds of years. What you're talking about is a feedback, and there are several of them. Melting ice causing the Earth to become less reflective and more absorbant (decreased albedo), CO2 and methane released from melting permafrost, and oceans emitting more CO2 as they warm (because CO2 is less soluble in warmer water) are a few examples of these feedbacks.
Answered by Dana1981 - Mon Mar 3 13:24:08 2008

What are common features of people who are perpetually single?
Q. Why are there men and women in their 30s who have never had a relationship despite being normal to even good looking healthy, polite, intelligent , friendly sociable etc. Though on average more men are likely to single and never had a relationship than women. Why are these people single?
Asked by james - Sat Jan 30 23:21:02 2010 - Singles & Dating - 10 Answers - 1 Comments

A. most likely some sort of emotional or psychological problem or disorder. I for one have a pretty great fear of commitment, as well as a fear of relationships in general (even as basic as friendship sometimes). I've been constantly struggling with these fears, and though I have had two girlfriends, and am currently working on number three, getting started with each of those relationships was painful, and took a LOT of willpower on my part. I assume other people suffer from the same fears, so that might be a major reason. Then there are also syndromes like Aspergers or Schizoid, where the person simply has no interest in relationships.
Answered by Gad - Sat Jan 30 23:25:43 2010

Why is my computer clock perpetually showing the wrong time?
Q. My computer clock is hopelessly out of sync. It's creepy - can a virus do that? If I reset it, the next time I start up it's out of sync again. It used to be okay, then it just stopped - if I try to sync it with something online it says there is a sync error. Any idea what's happening, or how I can fix it? (:
Asked by Helen - Sat Aug 14 03:29:06 2010 - Programming & Design - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Pls replace the CMOS Battery in your computer.
Answered by Sivachandran B - Sat Aug 14 03:33:07 2010

Water Aerobic Teachers? How do you handle older women who are perpetually sour in your class?
Q. I keep my water classes upbeat and fun with good music, active exercise, and fun jokes and gab. But there are two women who are ALWAYS whiners and really a drag on the others. What can I do to pep them up and get happier with the rest of the group? Any ideas?
Asked by Tockers57 - Wed Nov 22 12:12:34 2006 - Diet & Fitness - 10 Answers - Comments

A. throw a baby ruth in the damn pool! give em sumptin to bellyache about!
Answered by turtle girl - Wed Nov 22 17:11:38 2006

Is there anything that can be done for the perpetually cranky?
Q. It's sad, but some people seem to be bitter old men before they're 30. Is there any way to bring them some happiness, or is it a lost cause?
Asked by Mediocre Deity - Mon May 5 17:30:01 2008 - Psychology - 6 Answers - Comments

A. For some people, it is a difficult turning point. Men tend to access what they have accomplished, all of the dreams of their youth that may not have materialized by this point, and things are not often how they would like them to be. There is a kind of frustration that manifests itself in a general kind of melancholy towards the things and people that inhabit their life at the present. I know this, because I am going through this very problem right now and I am trying to analyze my own actions...which isn't easy. I would much rather pat myself on the back or wallow in self-pity, but I wouldn't learn anything that way. Happiness comes from learning to embrace the things that you do have and not dwell on the things that you don't have. I am… [cont.]
Answered by green_thumbed_one - Mon May 5 17:39:27 2008

Should countries like North Korea be applauded for perpetually celebrating "earth hour"?
Q. Is this what the liberal socialists want for all countries?
Asked by Sappy Johnson - Sat Mar 29 15:01:29 2008 - Global Warming - 5 Answers - Comments

A. Every hour is Earth Hour in North Korea. and yes. socialists want to turn back the clock on capitalist societies..
Answered by charbatch - Sat Mar 29 15:05:06 2008

What are some word variations for perpetually?
Q. I need at least two if possible. If possible please define what a word variation is. Also please explain your answer I have looked and looked and I couldn't find anything.
Asked by abbybowden1 - Wed Oct 6 20:22:25 2010 - Words & Wordplay - 3 Answers - Comments

A. On going Continual Re occurring Never ending Non stop Stopless Ceaceless
Answered by davelogan77 - Wed Oct 6 20:26:52 2010

Why do Russians have a perpetually constipated look?
Q. Is it part of their constant ritual, whatever that is? Normal white guys don't have a constipated look, unless you, Arbitrary, are talking about yourself that is. Still that does not mean it's normal for a white guy to have a constipated look just because you do.
Asked by It is I, Ands - Sat Oct 8 21:50:45 2011 - Religion & Spirituality - 7 Answers - Comments

A. its because they drink so much vodka they cant poo
Answered by John - Sat Oct 8 21:52:15 2011

Why do the perpetually offended folks in our society get to make all the social rules?
Q. People are afraid to speak their mind today because someone else will take offense. A quick look at yahoo answers will tell you not everyone agrees on anything. Should they grow a thicker skin or should we be more sensitive?
Asked by realheadline - Sun Jan 4 11:22:55 2009 - Other - Society & Culture - 5 Answers - Comments

A. the squeaky wheel gets the oil...apparently no one realized the squeaky wheel is usually the least levelheaded and the most closed minded.
Answered by ------------ - Sun Jan 4 11:26:42 2009

Can one have a fulfilling life being perpetually single?
Q. I am 30 (single, straight, male) and never experienced any kind of romantic physical intimacy whatsoever. I think ignorance is bliss.
Asked by Matt J - Fri Dec 18 17:34:37 2009 - Psychology - 2 Answers - Comments

A. Sure you can be happy. Hopefully you have LOTS of interests and hobbys and sports etc. If you REALLY wanted to know you could search on the internet and find the stats!
Answered by ESes - Fri Dec 18 17:46:35 2009

Do both Islam and Christianity perpetually strive for dominance? Can there be no peace between them ever?
Q. People of these two faiths can t be put into the same melting pot, right? They re like iron and aluminum; they just won t ever form an alloy, right?
Asked by Desiree - Thu Sep 9 18:23:33 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 6 Answers - Comments

A. this is a family feud --- you can't usually fix those until one side is gone...
Answered by Bee Coz - Thu Sep 9 18:25:13 2010

There is a patch of perpetually dry skin on my arm, should I be worried?
Q. This may sound stupid, but there is a patch of skin on my lower arm that never stops drying out and peeling. It has been there for at least 5 years, and started as a spot about the size of a quarter but has expanded. No matter how often I moisturize it, it keeps this cycle of drying and flaking, and no where else on my body does this. Is this common? I know it's not cancer, at least I think not. But does anyone know why this happens?
Asked by Leah - Mon Jul 27 17:24:41 2009 - Skin Conditions - 1 Answers - Comments

A. You need to see a dermatologist, it could be a serious skin condition.
Answered by Trent - Mon Jul 27 17:34:32 2009

Does Prince William's perpetually open mouth make him look sweet or like a village idiot?
Q. I cannot understand why for years he has made a disturbing impression on me when I realized while scanning thousands of his pictures in my state-of-the-art photo studio in Kamapala that his gaping maw is responsible. In 87.2% of pictures from a sample of tens of thousands I have seen him with his lips separated and mouth open like some fledgeling awaiting his feed. But I cant decide if this makes him look sweet or simply like a dork. Any ideas?
Asked by Hjalmer Sigurdfir - Fri Apr 29 04:14:05 2011 - Royalty - 2 Answers - Comments

A. He is the village fly catcher
Answered by Lunarwolf - Fri Apr 29 04:37:22 2011

Are there any negative effects to keeping a semi auto handgun cocked perpetually?
Q. I have a gun that takes significant force to cock plus for home defense I am not sure it makes sense to have a gun handy but not ready to go. Therefore I think it makes sense to keep it loaded and cocked. It is a PT111 and I would like to just keep it cocked and on safety. Well I guess on this weapon there is no decocker. Once you chamber a round it is cocked.
Asked by Darren G - Tue Mar 3 22:47:28 2009 - Hunting - 10 Answers - Comments

A. just for safety reasons. I think you are talking about a 1911, cause the 111 is cocked all the time if there is a round chambered. The 1911 has a hammer that does take a bit of force to cock, but is a double action. If thats the case, no need to leave it cocked, just pull the trigger.
Answered by luckyno7777777 - Tue Mar 3 23:11:17 2009

why do my nipples itch and taut perpetually?
Q. i have not been sexually active for a while but hope to be in a relationship very soon. But my nipples seriously itch and taut perpetually. This is embarrassing to me. why does this occur?
Asked by adun - Thu Oct 15 06:52:22 2009 - Women's Health - 2 Answers - Comments

A. The other answer is correct - the skin on your nipples can itch terribly when being stretched by growth.
Answered by Thomas - Fri Oct 16 04:04:01 2009

What shampoo is best for perpetually oily hair?
Q. My son, 22, has hair that he has to wash at least twice a day because of oil. I'd like to know if there is anything out there that can help keep him from having to wash it so much.
Asked by ph0tobuggy - Wed Jul 8 11:16:40 2009 - Hair - 4 Answers - Comments

A. my bro has the same problem, he uses jason all natural organic kids shampoo, i also have the same problem and i use alba botanica shampoo (i'm a girl) both shampoos are all organic so you don't have to worry if you'll get cancer from them, and they work very well. hope this helped!
Answered by Reichiru - Wed Jul 8 11:29:02 2009

Do you perpetually find yourself giving Proud Texan a thumbs down grade?
Q. I'll read a ridiculous answer to a question and go to give it a thumbs down, then I look at the poster and it's Proud Texan like 90% of the time.
Asked by But Why? - Mon Jan 11 17:15:02 2010 - Politics - 11 Answers - Comments

A. Nah, I don't give thumbs down, just thumbs up.
Answered by captain awesome - Mon Jan 11 17:23:12 2010

How do you perpetually remove internet Internet history?
Q. I admit that I'm a nervous kind of person when it comes to my privacy, even with close friends. I'm giving my computer to my brother-in-law and he's pretty geeky and I know there are ways to see where people have "gone" even after deleting the cookies. So... what I need is a free way to completley remove my internet history.
Asked by josefri - Mon Jan 12 22:56:39 2009 - Other - Internet - 3 Answers - Comments

Why are the african nations perpetually fighting?
Q. There seems to be a civil war going on all the time in Rwanda, Sudan, Nigeria... Why is that? What are the issues? When did all this fighting begin?
Asked by RUCHA - Wed Mar 8 16:08:47 2006 - Current Events - 5 Answers - Comments

A. Wars including civil wars have happened everywhere. The US is involved in essentially civil wars in Afganistan and Iraq right now. One reason that there seem to be a lot of civil wars in Africa is because most of the countries have political boundaries which are 1) not very old, and 2) don't make much sense. The political boundaries were created by the colonial powers (France, England, Belgium) for their own purposes, and in almost all cases involved binding together traditional tribes which were in competition. The result were unstable countries that invited bloody competition between ethnic and tribal groups to control the countries. It takes a long time (I'd say a couple hundred years) for most countries to develop enough stability so… [cont.]
Answered by C_Bar - Wed Mar 8 16:13:31 2006

What do the uaf or swp think of people who perpetually stereotype?
Q. Just interested Archer a very good stereotype you came out with, I appluad you. homeowning socialist, that New Labour?
Asked by nlv - Thu Jul 30 13:34:12 2009 - Other - Politics & Government - 3 Answers - Comments

A. Good question, but why would any capitalist supporter want to think about socialist groups at all? Consider the example of a homeowner who opens his home to a homeless man, as a socialist supporter would. Would the homeowner have a problem with the homeless eating all his food? using all the clean towels? Taking over the loo for an hour? The homeowning socialist should be glad he can support the homeless person and take pride that he is able to work hard and provide for himself and another. Now, How long with that last before the homeless person is kicked out for offering no support in reciprocation? Are you still socialist?
Answered by Archer2000 - Thu Jul 30 13:48:40 2009