DonR
September 15, 2021, 2:50pm
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Would you kill your mother, your father or both your mother and your father if you had to kill at least one of them?
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Leggat
September 15, 2021, 2:57pm
62
Have you stopped asking loaded questions?
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When are you going to have another Kafkaesque experience at a government office?
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The government offices were quite ok. But I’m thinking of applying for online banking just for the hell of it.
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Is change for the sake of change generally a good or a bad idea?
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yyy
September 15, 2021, 11:02pm
71
Are you seriously still grudging on warthogs just because Crabs didn’t display perfect manners at your little tea party all those years ago???
(That’s not a question for you @FenjiaJie , but you can answer anyway if you like.)
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yyy
September 15, 2021, 11:10pm
72
How many seats will each party win in next week’s Canadian election?
I’ll make it easy for you.
Red party: ___
Orange party: ___
Green party: ___
Parti bleu clair: ___
Dark blue party: ___
Purple party: ___
Other/independent: ___
There are 338 seats in total . The parties listed above are running for every seat, except for a few ridings where the smaller parties didn’t manage to get candidates registered on time, and the light blue party is running in Quebec only, so max. 78 for them.
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Change bears innovation. Too much change hinders the implementation of said innovation. So change when you feel the need to change.
tango42:
Chi… vkubba bkubba bkub?
[Rydych chi’n defnyddio’r feddalwedd cyfieithu hon yn anghywir.]
Ok, then I’ll ask the Magic 8-Ball. It says: ‘Made in Bangladesh’
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Red party: 0*
Orange party: 81
Green party: 75
Parti bleu clair: 78**
Dark blue party: 46
Purple party: 14
Other/independent: 44
*Disqualified for wearing too much/not enough Blackface. Depends on who you ask.
**In a historical ceremony, Quebec is is given back to France.
yyy
September 16, 2021, 12:46am
80
B+ for creativity. (Sorry I can’t comment further. )
How about the German election? Too many colors to list, I’m afraid…
A total of 47 parties and lists were approved to run in the 2021 federal election, including the seven which won seats in the 19th Bundestag. Of these, 40 are running party lists in at least one state, while 7 are running only direct candidates. Further, 196 independent candidates are running in the various direct constituencies.
In the table below, green shading indicates that the party is running a list in the indicated state. The number in each box indicates how many direct candidates the par...
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