Can you hear noises through cinder block and drywall?
Q. I live in a townhouse which is divided on either side by a cinder block wall. On the inside there is drywall. Every once in a while I hear a thump noise. It is fairly infrequent. We live by a busy street, and sometimes noises reflect, but this sounds like it's coming directly through the wall. Is it possible that even with cinder block I can hear my neighbor if they bump against the wall? I know if I hit my wall I hear the drywall resounding, but would that carry through?
Asked by le coq geant - Thu Apr 28 15:14:31 2011 - Decorating & Remodeling - 1 Answers - Comments

A. yes,sound will carry thru,i have a small room that is not even attached to my home and there is even about a 4 inch space between my block wall and the wood wall of the room andif someone bumps the wall we can hear it as if someone has hit the block wall.
Answered by - Thu Apr 28 15:26:53 2011

Who among the christian posters agrees with Pat Robertson and westboro baptists?
Q. It has been nice to see this morning that many of you are condemning the hateful things these people are spewing, but there must be some of you that give a resounding "amen" to this nonsense, isn't there?
Asked by Matt (April Fools Day :D) - Thu Jan 14 11:19:37 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 17 Answers - Comments

A. Pat Robinson is an Idiot. Westboro, a shame before the God that loves us and sacrificed His Son for them. It kills me inside to think of people hurting, without necessary medical care, food water, shelter, the devastation, they are helpless, how do you see such devastation and suffering and open your mouth in a curse to it and say you are a christian? That idiot and his cronies need to sit down, shut up, repent and pray. Matt, I saw what you had to say about this in response to some other questions and believe me brother, you said it right! Who made these people the Judgement popes or police? I never support this from him or any idiot like him.
Answered by - Thu Jan 14 11:31:57 2010

How long will it be before the AFL administrators get the game's rules right?
Q. Aussie Rules has been going for 150 years now. Now the main competition is the AFL & it's administrators make new rules. When are they going to stop tampering with the rules? Look at the recent interchange farce. There is an old adage that goes somthing along the lines of, "If it ain't broken, don't fix it!" Do you see the rugby codes dramatically changing their rules every year - even mid-year? The answer is a resounding NO.
Asked by Ju-LIAR - Wed May 28 23:12:42 2008 - Australian Rules - 9 Answers - Comments

A. As you are a Rugby League supporter, normally i wouldn't agree with anything you say, but seeing as you asked a pretty serious question, I totally agree with you. This is the kinda thing which you Rugby Leagiuns can ask 'why' although as Rugby League is celebrating it's hundreadth year, you think, their have been hardly any rules changed and with the AFL only celebrating 50 more years, this contreversial change can only meen one thing, revenge. The League committy could ruin the AFL's dream by only one click of the finger, they can just say, " No, weve decided too keep ANZ stadium" but all that woould do is stuff up the Leagues money problems, but cmon Australian football committies, THINK, long answer cut short, step up AFL.
Answered by Sydneyswans boy - Thu May 29 03:56:52 2008

The significance of the South s loss at the Battle of Antietam was that?
Q. Ait was a resounding victory for the North. Bit showed that General Mc Clellan was a truly great leader. Cno soldiers died. Dit cost the South any hope for support from a European country.
Asked by Chaz R - Sat Dec 15 13:10:14 2007 - History - 3 Answers - Comments

A. d
Answered by David V - Sat Dec 15 13:13:47 2007

What do you consider most when you answer a question?
Q. I personally think that both questioning and answering is an important activity. It is important for me personally, and is even more so for the person whose question I choose to answer. A few words from my side, I think, can make a great difference; they might trigger a sequence of certain events in someone s life. Answering a question affects me personally because it brings things at the top of my mind. They then resound with a high pitch as I ponder about the issue and wonder - who is the person behind the question? It becomes even more forceful when I question myself - I feel like changing inside. I also feel that this is a great fun, and a good experience of learning. It is free, and there is freedom in it!! When I answer a question I… [cont.]
Asked by Simply United - Fri Aug 4 09:20:29 2006 - Other - Society & Culture - 12 Answers - Comments

A. I ask myself what kind of question and asker it is. Why did this person post this question? Is it someone looking for information that they do not know? Is the person looking for validation or self justification of himself or his beliefs? How old is this person? Is it just a dopey kid trying to be cool? Is it simply looking for different opinions? Is this a joke? Is this serious or tongue-in-cheek? Is this person really this stupid? Is he angry, bigoted, will he be able to distinguish a serious answer from a joke or sarcasm? Would a wise-crack hurt this person's feelings or does he deserve to be insulted right back? It seems just as important to know who and what you're answering as well as actually having a good answer. It's usually a… [cont.]
Answered by - Fri Aug 4 09:50:41 2006

Our church has a hollow, very loud ring in the new sanctuary. How can we cut the resounding noise down?
Q. We recently completed the building, but with concrete floors and tall ceilings, the noise level is terrible. We have moved the all wood pews in, but the noise is still intolerable, Help!!!
Asked by Hank S - Sat Jan 22 20:32:25 2011 - Do It Yourself (DIY) - 4 Answers - Comments

A. Hank, In our church we installed 'thin' carpet where just the pews were and it helped more than you think. If your church doesn`t have that much of a budget then try maybe indoor/outdoor carpet. I`m sorry I can`t tell you the cost difference but this effort works a lot. This should be a good welcomed surprise. Hoped this helped keep the 'peace'...
Answered by justhaveFaith - Sat Jan 22 23:26:29 2011

Are the losses for the GOP going to be resounding?
Q. Simply historic? Or just a matter of course? Wisconsin numbers are showing that the GOP is going to lose big for their anti-union policies today. They have already lost big signpost elections in California and New York. And the polls indicate that the GOP lead congress is suffering from the worst approval rating in over 4 decades. Exactly when do you think they will throw the Tea Party under the bus?
Asked by Got Obama's Back in 2012 - Tue Aug 9 15:03:00 2011 - Politics - 8 Answers - Comments

A. The tea party made Boehner look like a fool. Republicans are going to get rid of them if they are smart. The rest of the country is going to get rid of them anyway.
Answered by J M - Tue Aug 9 15:08:02 2011

Would Democrats call for the removal of the Electoral College if the demographics map were blue?
Q. I say a resounding NO. Is this another ploy from the Democrats to silence the opposition? My apologies. I meant "A resounding YES!!!" Thanks to the A.O. for pointing that out. Shanni... Its not an "insinuation" when its constantly asked by Democrats. Its a fact and I cant change that. Sorry... Rosebee...Uhhh WHAT? Nevermind, I dont want to know.
Asked by scubadog35 - Mon Aug 13 21:53:49 2007 - Politics - 7 Answers - 1 Comments

A. the dems will always try to change the rules no matter how it affects America.
Answered by McCain '08 - Mon Aug 13 22:00:02 2007

So when is Obama, Pelosi and Reid going to figure out that we need jobs NOW not?
Q. Health Care. They have wasted an entire year trying to cram it down our throats and we answered with a resounding NO. So why are they trying to pull more crap? So, in other words, Obama is LYING about compromising on his healthcare plans, and Reid and Pelosi are preparing to use a parliamentary trick to ram Obama Care down the throats of the American people!
Asked by My Baby! - Sun Feb 21 15:19:51 2010 - Politics - 16 Answers - Comments

A. It's not just Obama and Co., it's every single one of our great politicians, they're so busy pocketing corporate dollars they forgot their responsibility to the people of there own States. They're not even trying to build America. I hear about this rail hub in the great North, but they're counting on pumping money into a transit system, but corporations are still the benefactors! Lets be real, the government should just bail out the debt of people. Mortgages in a lesser extent, but I'm mostly saying: student loans, Credit Cards, IRS, Medical, even small Business Loans. I'll admit they're trying on a small scale, but not nearly what needs to be done. What it'll do is create a household where not everyone needs to work to survive! All these… [cont.]
Answered by Bobby K - Sun Feb 21 22:30:09 2010

What should we do with Deve Gowda who betrayed people of Karnataka ?
Q. After being a PM he has stooped so low for sake of power and money. The people of karnataka should respond with resounding mandate to one party this time so that we are not taken for a ride again.
Asked by derebail the indian guide - Tue Nov 20 11:07:31 2007 - Government - 8 Answers - Comments

A. Deva Gowda, it is said, has a long history of dumping persons who did good to him, like Ramkrishna Hegde, Sitaram Kesari,Dharam Singh, Yeddiyurappah and the electorate of Karnataka! Now the people of Karnataka have to pay him in his own coin!
Answered by The Tribune - Wed Nov 21 00:12:16 2007

Has your kitty ever slammed his fuzzy little head against a window or patio door?
Q. My boy cat has - in his excitement to chase down a marauding bird, trespassing cat, dog walkers, or (hisss!) a scary opossum, he has forgotten that glass is vertical barrier through which he cannot pass. The resounding "KLUNK" is sometimes quite dramatic. He wobbles, then tries to play it off nonchalantly like "Whut? Nothing to see here, move along..." No worries - he has NEVER cut himself or knocked himself out, and if it were repeated behavior, you can bet I would cat-proof the door.
Asked by Blossomo - Wed Nov 7 17:29:43 2007 - Cats - 27 Answers - Comments

A. Oh yes. And the neighbor cat loves to watch him do it. My cat sits at the sliding glass door that leads to our patio. For quite some time, I didnt want him to go outside, but one of our neighbors lets his cat roam all over. They found each other and would sit and stare at each other. One day, my cat decided he wanted to be free-so he made a dash for the door. The look on his face was only topped by the cat outside who I know was laughing, if cats can laugh. I keep the kitchen window open for him now and they both can be found sitting on the couch, staring at each other.
Answered by phlada64 - Wed Nov 7 17:35:44 2007

Can I get a resounding Yes to how many are tired of seeing questions on?
Q. May 21st and Harold Camping Predictions? Yes, Yes, Yes!! I can't wait until the 21st of May has come and gone so that all the poor people that believe it or has been taken in can see that it was another hoax! May God Bless all the Believers and Non-Believers as well forever and ever! Glory
Asked by Hi, I'm Glory - Mon May 16 20:51:26 2011 - Religion & Spirituality - 9 Answers - Comments

A. resounding yes
Answered by - Mon May 16 20:54:01 2011

Has your 2008 been a resounding success or a colossal disaster?
Q. Either way,why?
Asked by James M - Sun Dec 28 06:48:22 2008 - Polls & Surveys - 9 Answers - Comments

A. Resounding success!!! Because I met a whole bunch of people that I'm now really close with, because I got my driver's license on my first test attempt. Because I got to see one of my best friends (who I rarely see) almost twice as often this year). Because I have finally bloomed and am now the person I want to be. Because I've matured and figured out a lot of things that I wasn't sure of before. And because I think that before the clock strikes twelve on new year's eve, I'm going to figure out where me and this boy are heading - and it looks like a relationship. Eeee so excited and sooo happy!
Answered by azzy - Sun Dec 28 06:56:44 2008

What hearing aid companies have different people used?
Q. I have heard of Phonak, Re Sound & Starkey but what other companies have you had personal experience with and would/wouldn't recommend?
Asked by - Mon Aug 23 15:39:46 2010 - Other - Health - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Hi there, We used Aidright.com: - to research the various hearing aids available. They provide detailed comparisons of each hearing aid from the various hearing aid companies out there. We also checked on the Advice on Hearing Aids website where past customers share their personal expereinces and reviews of each hearing aid. You can find it here: Good luck!
Answered by - Mon Aug 23 16:30:43 2010

Wives, it was a resounding yes to manscaping earlier, but to what degree do you want your man pruned?
Q. just a little trim around the pole or shaven back to prepubescence? where's the line?
Asked by Han Technologic 2 - Thu Jan 14 14:21:09 2010 - Marriage & Divorce - 5 Answers - Comments

A. 1 It shouldn't look like an afro. That being said, I don't want to feel like I'm having sex with a well-endowed 6 foot 13-year-old, either. I think it should be neatly trimmed, a good guideline for me would be a little shorter than the hair on his forearms.
Answered by - Thu Jan 14 14:32:47 2010

Why are women so bashful and unwilling to be naked?
Q. I get naked every chance i get, even if i cant get 100% nude ill just wear boxers. But every girl ive dated has always been bashful or wants to cover up and gets all flustered when i walk in the room while theyre changing. its not like i havent seen them nude before, i cant even bring up the idea of them wearing lingerie or just their underwear and get the death glare and a resounding NO WAY! whats the deal?
Asked by - Sun Jan 31 08:45:12 2010 - Singles & Dating - 5 Answers - Comments

A. .Women, in general, aren't like that...SOME women are. As for why, you'd need to ask the individual woman. Some people are simply more modest than others...some have body image issues. Some women have no problems being naked at home, around our partner or alone, or changing in front of others. It's never been an issue for me personally. I prefer to sleep naked (esp with a partner), and I hit spots on the beach where sunbathing sans clothes is possible. Perhaps you are drawn to more closed/reserved/conservative women. Your experience is not my own re: women I've known and spoken to over the years. More were open to nudity (when appropriate) than not, and most loved sexy/racy outfits and lingerie to entice their partner.
Answered by BabeHart - Sun Jan 31 08:53:40 2010

When congressional Republicans vote a resounding NO, does anyone really give a da*n?
Q. Irrelevant and impotent little toads, aren't they?
Asked by deacon666smirk - Fri Feb 13 21:40:34 2009 - Politics - 15 Answers - Comments

A. I sure don't... I have 0 faith in the ability of the Republican party to get us out of the mess they got us in, by doing the same thing they have been doing. Hey Chuck P, all your stats don't matter... many more people voted for Obama, and he got far more electoral votes and that's the way our society works.. nobody cares about how many hick states Mc Cain won, or the total (non-populated) land area of these backwards hillbilly states. Educated people in urban America (which is where America is made great) voted for the Progressive. tough luck for you.
Answered by Neocon Swine (America's Flu) - Fri Feb 13 21:44:28 2009

What role did the progressive party have in the election of 1912?
Q. were they given a resounding endorsement, were the given an ambivalent acceptance, did they lose ground to pro-business interests. or did they lose ground to pro-war interests.
Asked by tigger - Tue May 6 21:34:53 2008 - Other - Politics & Government - 1 Answers - Comments

A. what role? they won! what more do you need to know?
Answered by darwinman - Wed May 7 10:00:39 2008

If Huckabee wins the Republican nomination, would the party lose all credibility and collapse?
Q. Trying to imagine the resounding sound of laughter around the world should the Republican Party nominate a preacher sketchier than Revs Ike, Swaggart, Haggart, and Sharpton all rolled into one. Good one, new lib. You're hilarious, dude.
Asked by brickity hussein brack - Mon Dec 17 12:15:54 2007 - Politics - 13 Answers - Comments

A. Could we please have a normal president instead of another one who evokes God at every opportunity.
Answered by Vic - Tue Dec 18 17:40:59 2007

Was that resounding thud I just heard the result of everybody jumping off the Niner bandwagon?
Q. Too funny watching all these so called niner "fans" jumping ship. I've always said the niner fan is one of the most fickled in the entire NFL...only around when the team is winning.
Asked by rightwing65 - Tue Oct 23 21:17:11 2007 - Football (American) - 8 Answers - Comments

A. Well...that just makes it more comfortable for folks like me that have always pulled for them...I may be a Bengals fan...but I grew up 30 minutes from Candlestick...and while the Niners definately are going no where fast...I'll keep pulling for them. though I bet Ms York wishes they had kept Garcia now. (I do not care for their current owners...Wish th old family hadn't screwed up...but oh well) (BTW...until we can find a way to get Eddie De Bartelo back in charge...and the York idiots out...there is little chance that the Niners will get better. Nolan is a good coach...but the owners only care about money...and don't seem to realize the correlation between winning and making it.) *Squirm...try reading the comment again. No shot taken at… [cont.]
Answered by Peaches? - Tue Oct 23 21:25:50 2007