If you're quitting a job or anticipating layoffs, don't burn your bridges at work. Boomerang hires are increasing. - Business Insider
If you're looking for work, consider reaching out to old jobs. And stay on good terms if you're quit...
What do flat Earthers think causes the "magical downward force"?
They don’t know - and not all of them agree that there is a “magical downward force”. I have heard t...
What was the worst spanking you got growing up?
Last month I didn’t tell my brother I’d be staying out late (curfew is 10 pm unless I tell him a wee...
Why is Prince Harry being fired by BetterUp CEO Alexi Robichaux, and what role did Marc Benioff’s decision to pull sponsorship play in this?
Ar present Prince Harry remains retained by BetterUp and is still being shown on their website. Harr...
Astronomers simulate a star's final moments as it's swallowed by a black hole: 'Breaks like an egg' - Space
A neutron star's final moments may spark violent starquakes, monster shock waves, and even a fleetin...
What is the logic behind the porn being legal but not prostitution? Isn't it the same thing in essence?
Yes it's the the same. The difference is the legal terminology. It's sex for payment in both scenari...
What was your best revenge story?
I have to bring back a Halloween story I had answered with before. My older sisters were in fine for...
Can I fix a fridge leak myself, or should I call a pro?
You can actually but before you even attempt all of this I would bone up on what we're talking about...
43 Impulse Buys You’ve Probably Been Eyeing For A Minute, So Here’s Your Sign To Click “Add To Cart” - BuzzFeed
I bet a good chunk of these items have been sitting on your wishlist for months now — it's about tim...
What do men find attractive in an older woman?
Bigger butts and big boobs!!!
Snowflake to acquire database startup Crunchy Data - TechCrunch
Cloud data platform Snowflake has announced its intent to acquire Crunchy Data, a Postgres database...
2000 times the volume of Earth! These scientists made a discovery, this planet in our solar system was twice as large 4.5 billion years ago. - Farmingdale Observer
A recent study published in Nature Astronomy reveals that Jupiter did not always look as we know it...