How many ppl have you dated that were not of your race?
Q. Did you notice a difference in culture? I didnt and I've dated a lebanse, colombian and mexican chick. My name is= it's not
Asked by Joe M - Fri Feb 6 19:59:59 2009 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Quite a few. Yes there are some cultural differences but basically deep down, men and women are already like different species in the way we think.so being different races doesn't mean a lot. We still pretty much end up fighting over and agreeing with the same things.
Answered by Jade Says - Fri Feb 6 20:09:33 2009

How soon is it ok to know about the finances of someone you have dated?
Q. I have dated the same man for the last 4 years and he keeps all of his financial stuff secret. We never discuss money. His ex wife does his taxes and knows all of his financial info. She also does everyone in his family's taxes. She works for an accountant, but in what capacity, I do not know. I am not as secretive, but have decided if he is going to be this way, my money issues is none of his business. He asks me about personal information from time to time. I never kept things so tight lipped until I met him. I think if we ever combine as a committed couple, he should be more open about these things. I believe he spends increadible amounts of money on his ex and the kids. Its just crazy. They are divorced x 6 years and she is… [cont.]
Asked by happydawg - Fri Aug 25 02:14:08 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Before you get any deeper, you need to find out what kind of financial situation your man is in. After 4 years you should already have a good idea of how much he makes, how much he is stashing away or has stashed away, what his liabilities and obligations are. I see a BIG red flag here and a BIG stop sign. IF he is not willing to share this info then it is time to rethink your situation.
Answered by sukditup - Fri Aug 25 02:24:16 2006

Have we dated our sun using methods that don't depend on geological evidence from our earth?
Q. Has our sun been dated independently of our knowledge of the age of the earth? And also, have we accurately dated other stars that would not in any way depend on the age of our earth? I've heard that the only reason we know the sun to be 4.57 billion years old is because that's how old our earth is, and all bodies in our solar system would have formed at basically the same time. But I want to know if we can date the sun using other methods? And if we can, what are these methods? Thanks.
Asked by Violent J - Sun Sep 14 13:45:14 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. yes. gas-chromatography gives us the atomic make-up of the sun, then figuring the conversion rate of hydrogen to helium simple math gives us a very precise date of origin. and yes, it works on other stars. our sun was formed before the earth.
Answered by Dr T - Sun Sep 14 14:04:21 2008