Why ... ?

Diggin It · Oct 21, 2018

... does hair growth move from your head to your ears?

Gary Fowler · Oct 21, 2018

bunyip said:
Whereas I enjoy a good single malt but they are made in different ways and some need a drop of water to convert them to nectar.
On the other hand I find bourbon similar to swallowing red hot fish hooks and razor blades.

Almost nothing beats a good 30 year old single malt Scotch Whiskey on the rocks (or straight up if you prefer). I used to drink nothing but Crown Royal but got used to Scotch when living in Venezuela. If you order whiskey there, you get Scotch unless you specify whiskey Americana. By the time I found out, I was accustomed to the Scotch and now don't care for bourbon at all.

KubotainNH · Oct 22, 2018

Diggin It said:
... does hair growth move from your head to your ears?

Seems that way. Gotta keep up with plucking it out.

MossRoad · Oct 22, 2018

Diggin It said:
... does hair growth move from your head to your ears?

Good gravy, don't look at your back if that ear hair bothers you.... :confused3:

atsah · Oct 22, 2018

MossRoad said:
Good gravy, don't look at your back if that ear hair bothers you.... :confused3:

No hair on my back but my ears are getting fluffy lately..

Budweiser John · Oct 22, 2018

As far as beverage containers go, it痴 been my long experience that a twelve ounce Budweiser Can fits most anywhere, even between your knees.

B. John

oosik · Oct 23, 2018

There is yet another reason why beverage containers are large at the top and taper towards the base. Its called - advertising. The eye sees the top of the container and the mind determines that it is that size, or very close, all the way to the base. More specifically it has, in recent years, been called false advertising.

KubotainNH · Oct 23, 2018

MossRoad said:
Good gravy, don't look at your back if that ear hair bothers you.... :confused3:

Meh, back hair doesn't bug me, only ear and nose hair.

Diggin It · Dec 14, 2018

... are deer piles and rabbit piles so similar in size?

oosik · Dec 14, 2018

Ha, ha, ha - - I surmise that it may have something to do with orifice sizing there Diggin it. However - I find no authoritative links to any reputable scientific studies on the subject.