Question: Confess to Husband???

Life is full of mysteries that leave us wondering and scratching our heads. Lice can also do this. But if you have a question about life, or even about lice, this is your chance to ask it. Just shoot me an email, at TippyGnu [at] gmx.com. Or, if you don’t feel like shooting me, you can ask the question in a comment.

This question comes from a “friend” of Carolyn Shelton (renowned author of the blog, Nuggets of Gold). And it’s a good thing it doesn’t come from Carolyn herself, because apparently her “friend” totally destroyed the family car. By that I mean, she struck something and chipped the paint. This is the sort of appalling, egregious travesty that husbands for generations have constantly dreaded, ever since women won the right to drive.

Carolyn’s husband, Brad, has already been through enough of her horrific car wrecks. Poor Brad doesn’t need yet another. But in Carolyn’s defense, the accidents are never her fault. It seems that objects such as gates, mailboxes, and trees have a tendency to become suicidal whenever they see her coming down the road, and they jump out in front of her car, in an effort to end it all. And she obliges them.

Just remember, there are no stupid questions. So here’s Carolyn’s long, drawn out, stammering, feet-fidgeting . . . awe come on Carolyn, just spit it out:

Hi, I have a question for you, asking for a friend. 🙂

IF you happened to hit an inanimate object, ( well pretty sure it magically moved) But anyway. If your vehicle hit it, and chipped some paint, do you confess to your husband? Or do you wait and see if he notices it? Start counting the days to see how long. What they don’t know doesn’t hurt them, right? In what situations can one use that excuse? Obviously big things one should share with their spouse, but what about minor run ins with inanimate objects that magically move?

Question: Speed of Light???

Life is full of mysteries that leave us wondering and scratching our heads. Lice can also do this. But if you have a question about life, or even about lice, this is your chance to ask it. Just shoot me an email, at TippyGnu [at] gmx.com. Or, if you don’t feel like shooting me, you can ask the question in a comment.

Colin Chappell, famed author of the book about his dog, Who Said I Was Up For Adoption? and celebrated co-author of the novel The Odessa Chronicles, and beloved owner of the semi-dormant blog A Dog’s Life . . . and mine . . . and yours! has an important question to get the gears in our heads grinding.

Just remember, there are no stupid questions. So here’s Colin’s:

Based on the speed of light, and acknowledging the huge distance that some stars are from us, we know that some stars we see no longer exist. i.e. the light has only just reached us, but the star disintegrated years ago…….. so ……….

Given that what we see is governed by the speed of light, then if we travel to the moon and back at twice the speed of light, then a quick trip to a telescope upon our return should show our landing on the moon. Taking  that one-step further, if we go to the moon and back at four times the speed of light, then (upon our return) we should see ourselves taking off from earth. What is wrong with this picture?

Question: Crappy Concert Video???

Life is full of mysteries that leave us wondering and scratching our heads. Lice can also do this. But if you have a question about life, or even about lice, this is your chance to ask it. Just shoot me an email, at TippyGnu [at] gmx.com. Or, if you don’t feel like shooting me, you can ask the question in a comment.

Today’s question comes from Jason Frels, at the aptly named photography blog, Jason Frels. Jason loves cameras, and enjoys hiking way out in nature, where he takes stunning photos. But there’s one place where he wonders why people would use their cameras.

Just remember, there are no stupid questions. So here’s Jason’s:

I go to concerts sometimes and a particular human behavior perplexes me. Why do people that paid a bunch of money to experience a concert, take out their phones and spend their precious time there taking low quality video of the concert instead of enjoying it? If you wanted to watch a crappy video of the concert, you can probably find many on YouTube.