I know silk and synthetics have to be ironed at low temperatures, but why does every iron have a really low setting that warms it up but makes it utterly useless for ironing clothes? Is it to balance out the universe for that setting every toaster has that reduces perfectly good bread to a lump of charcoal? Are the toaster manufacturers in cahoots with the people who make smoke detectors?
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Originally Posted by Jetée
What's the basis for the law and coined adage of "possession is 9/10ths of the law", and how is it applied in daily life situations?
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"I was just holding it for a friend." You're still holding it and you're still in possession.
"I dropped that $50 bill and that guy picked it up." Your word against his and unless you've got some other evidence, he gets to keep it.
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Originally Posted by Xerxys
Did cavemen actually drag their women with the hair?
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I doubt it. I don't think cave women had the same sex-negative social conditioning women today have. They probably enjoyed it.