All answers by bgwfrogbasket

Should parents be forced to vaccinate their children? (closed)

saved in medical, vaccine, government policies by Aiming4777 on 05/11/2008 06:26am

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bgwfrogbasket: Whether they are right or not, many parents are scared of the triple vaccine. Saying people could opt for single vaccines as long as they pay the difference simply makes those who cannot afford to ... Show

In the suggestions list how does it pick the suggested members for you? (closed)

saved in Lycos IQ, Suggestions, Members by Topaz2308 on 10/27/2007 12:09pm

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bgwfrogbasket: I don't understand most of what the system expects, and can't get an answer when I email Lycos to ask, so I just dip in and hope I don't offend anyone when I don't follow the rules! Show

are brits as aware of grammar as they should be? (closed)

saved in grammar, teaching, awareness by beeper_spryte on 10/27/2007 07:04am

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bgwfrogbasket: when I asked at school to be taught grammar, the teacher said she might be able to fit some in some time. That was all the discussion I ever had about it! Show

*If* the Bible covers time from the creation of Earth, why are there no dinosaurs in the Bible? (closed)

saved in bible, religion, dinosaurs by spidersinthekitchen on 09/30/2007 12:36am

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bgwfrogbasket: The Bible is remarkably quiet about internal combustion engines too. Surely the whole point is that the Bible was written by people who wrote in the time and culture they lived in. Many would not ... Show

There are so many religions in the world, what's to say that one is more viable than another? (closed)

saved in Religion by Alba726 on 09/30/2007 01:17am

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bgwfrogbasket: I think CS Lewis' book 'Surprised by joy' had some very interesting points in it. Jesus clearly thought his faith was the only way to God, so assuming that reaching God is the aim of religion, it ... Show

What does it mean to have ripples in all fingernails of a toddler? (closed)

saved in medical question by (Guest26356) on 10/05/2007 05:31am

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bgwfrogbasket: Of course it could be possible to have both a fungal infection and eczema at the same time. It wopuld be rather bad luck, but maybe if the skin is broken because it's been scratched it might be more ... Show

WHAT TO DO WITH BUSY LIZZIES ONCE THEY HAVE FINISHED FLOWERING (closed)

saved in gardening question by (Guest26352) on 10/05/2007 07:30pm

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bgwfrogbasket: If there's one you particularly like, you could try taking a cutting and keeping it over winter indoors. They are really easy to root - just break a bit off and put it in a jar of water. I usually ... Show

im a 16 and a half years old guy, about 165 cm height... i know that within my family people tend to stay small but then grow really fast at aroudn age 18 - would working ou tbe bad for me? does it harm my bones in any way or hinder my growth? (closed)

saved in health, fitness by (Guest25952) on 09/13/2007 04:47pm

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bgwfrogbasket: In my family we had a very small boy who was visiting the growth clinic on a regular basis to see what if anything could be done. One of the ideas the family had was to send him to gymnastics classes ... Show

80's music (closed)

saved in Music by (Guest25534) on 08/16/2007 06:20pm

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bgwfrogbasket: I think Chris Rea's Road to hell album starts like this, but with that voice I don't think Chris is short for Christine! Show

I took the pregnancy test and it;s negative so is it possible that it was wrong? Or do i have something else wrong with me..black period..Not heavy, but had it 2 wks b4 my period time, then got it again on my period time. (closed)

saved in pregnant by (Guest25501) on 08/17/2007 09:29pm

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bgwfrogbasket: Some women bleed lightly when they ovulate, which is typically about two weeks before menstruating, so it is possible that you had an ovulation bleed, then a light bleed at the 'right time'. However, ... Show

As you know I'm moving AGAIN, i lifted a bucket of water today and now my backs gone! Why does something like this ALWAYS happen when you have something important happening in your life? Any ideas? (closed)

saved in Health, Medical, Back by tarapalmer1974 on 08/02/2007 02:37pm

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bgwfrogbasket: And you always seem to do it in a really silly way, not when you are doing something you would expect to upset it. My theory is that the things that are obviously dodgy you do very carefully, and ... Show

Do you remember your grandparents' parents (your great-grandparents)? What were their names? How old were they when they died? Where are they buried? (closed)

saved in History, Family by tarapalmer1974 on 08/02/2007 03:31pm

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bgwfrogbasket: I met my paternal Grandfather's mother when I was about 8 years old. She was called NanNan (I think by all the generations from Grandchildren down through great and great,great grandchildren.) ... Show

I have to go to the dentist. I know I need treatment. i.e. drilling or extraction. I am v.v.v.v.v.phobic. What's the best way to get through it? (closed)

saved in health, dentistry, phobias by rosie299 on 08/02/2007 09:54pm

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bgwfrogbasket: If you already have a dentist, you could ask if they refer especially nervous patients to a separate facility. Where I used to live there was one that was equipped to deal with sedation, ... Show

What sense is this song making? (Take a look, it's very amusing) (closed)

saved in song, noodles, hippopotamus by Cipher123 on 08/01/2007 05:22pm

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bgwfrogbasket: I think the moral of this story is that if you have have noodles on your back, or some other unattractive affliction, you need to embrace your individuality, behave in a positive manner, exude ... Show

What song somes up how your feeling right now? (closed)

saved in music, feelings by guest25011 on 07/23/2007 10:20pm

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bgwfrogbasket: Anything by Wet Wet Wet! Show

Ken Livingstone has announced that he is to build a big Mosque in London. Why doesn't the Muslim Council of Gt Britain pay for it, instead of the taxpayer? and do they really need another big Mosque in London, will it be a blot on the landscape? (closed)

saved in religion by billgemmell on 07/22/2007 10:06pm

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bgwfrogbasket: I don't think of this as a question of whether the taxpayer should fund building a mosque, as much as whether the taxpayer should fund any religious buildings. Surely these buildings are part of an ... Show

What do you normally have for breakfast? (closed)

saved in Food by w.j.flywheel on 07/17/2007 08:21am

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bgwfrogbasket: Usually Weetabix, orange juice, tea and multivitamins. Special treat breakfast a fry up, or even better, smoked haddock with a poached egg on top. Sounds ghastly, but is gorgeous. Show

What is your favourite home cooked dish, that you can make? (closed)

saved in recipe, cooking, baking by sheps101 on 07/15/2007 06:52pm

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bgwfrogbasket: Diced lamb, sliced/chopped big onion, bay leaf, any leftover wine of any colour, big dollop of redcurrant jelly, oxo cube all in a casserole pot or slowcooker for ages. It goes all gorgeous and ... Show

Does anonymity make loving and trusting each other easier or harder? (closed)

saved in iQ, love, trust by snow_leopard_33 on 07/04/2007 08:53pm

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bgwfrogbasket: I'd say you have to be careful online, even if you are not in physical danger from nutters disguising themselves in order to meet and harm you. I see no harm in maintaining privacy, or even having a ... Show

Name your favorite comedy shows/ series. You can choose up to five. (closed)

saved in Comedy programmes by spectre25 on 07/05/2007 01:01pm

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bgwfrogbasket: Dharma & Greg King of the Hill QI Harry Hill Frasier No particualr order, and there are bound to be others I think of as soon as I push the 'submit' button Show