leon m asked:


After my dental appointment, my dentist gave me a “clean bill”, but told me to floss more often, because… he suggested “you don’t want to be a candidate for surgery” -I certainly not!, I answered, but after reading about gum disease.. man! 60 to 80% of the population has gum disease or will get it at some point, that freaked me out!, and then I wondered, if is there a natural way to cure or treat gum disease, I did some research about natural ways to cure it but, is this a bunch of baloney and you really have to go under the knife? , do you have any kind of experience about this? …just a little paranoid

Hattie asked:

Mr. Peachy® asked:


How many times have you parked in a public establishment’s parking lot only to have someone zoom in to the lot displaying a disabled placard or license plate into a close to the front door disabled parking spot, get out of their car, and race in to the store beating you? Then, you’re left wondering, as you stand in line behind them, what in the **** is wrong with them? Or, are they driving someone else’s car? Or, (you fill in the blank)?

Kids B asked:


okay, so i cant use the crest whitestrips or any bleaching product, does anyone no anyway i can whiten my teeth, i brush them twice a day and sometimes more and it doesnt help! i need to no what to do, i use whitening tootpaste, and i tried to whiten my teeth with bleach but im impatient and my mmom refuses to buy anymore! PLEASE HELP! if u no some trick thats like an at home teeth whitening method please tell me!

Red10 asked:


Do I need to be in bed all time or can I walk and do exercises.

Shelley asked:


Maybe I’m the only one here involved in theatre but I sure hope not.
When preparing for a show have you developed unique ways to get around your disability? ( ex. if you have trouble reading recording your lines on tape)

Do you bring anything into the dressing room to help you out?

how do you find playing able bodied characters? is it second nature to you or is it harder?

Do you feel you don’t get the roles you deserve because of your disability?

When you audition do you tell the director you’re disabled?

Do you think your disability helps you as an actor or hinders you?

Any tips or lessons from the stage you care to share?

I’m curious as to how other disabled theatre people are making out. Please share your stories.
I might as well answer my own questions it’s only fair right.

When preparing for a show have you developed unique ways to get around your disability?

I sometimes bring crutches to rehearsal if I think my stump is going to cause me problems. Up until I started having problems with my stump I didn’t do anything unique.

Do you bring anything into the dressing room to help you out?

I always have: crutches, pain medication, extra stump socks, change of nylons, band aids ( incase of stump blisters) and sometimes WD40 ( incase I get squeaks)
and LOTS of water

how do you find playing able bodied characters? is it second nature to you or is it harder?
Most of the roles I play are able bodied characters. It isn’t that hard for me.
the only thing I worry about is my gate. I try hard not to limp.
some day I want to play a one legged character.
Do you feel you don’t get the roles you deserve because of your disability?

there was only one time I thought I lost a role because of my leg. It really bummed me out for a while but I got over it.

When you audition do you tell the director you’re disabled?

Most directors I work for know already. depending on the time of year the audition takes place and what I’m wearing they can usually see I wear and artificial leg.

Do you think your disability helps you as an actor or hinders you?

I think it helps me stay focused and work harder. I always have to pay attention to my movements to keep walking straight so it’s a good work out for the body and mind.

Any tips or lessons from the stage you care to share?

talk to the costume people to make sure you can move in your costume. Once I had to wear heals I wasn’t used to I went out to do my solo during dress and fell flat on my bum. now I practice in my shoes and they add straps to my shoes so they won’t slip on my foot.
I totally think more disabled actors and actresses should play disabled roles. But I’m asking about theatre productions, particularly local community theatre.

Hello Kitty asked:


I hate flossing, I’m not lazy. Because im very strict with my cleaning regime. I never miss brushing, ever and i gargle every night before sleeping and i never miss my hygenist appointment (twice a year) I JUST HATE the sensation of flossing, i’ve tried all types of floss. Is flossing so important??

fizescon asked:


how can i get my skin bright? i was really bright when i was in the primary school. but, when i turn to the secondary school. please help me.. i really appreciate your answers..

john g asked:


i have a dell dimension 4700 desktop. keyboard & mouse work fine in normal mode. mouse works in safe mode but keyboard is disabled in safe mode so i cannot type anything

TV asked:


Hey guys, I am doing a survey on the new energy drink named “cocaine”. I’m looking forward to see your answer for these following questions.
1. What’s your age?
a. under 18
b. 18-30
c. 30-50
d. >50

2. Have you ever heard about this new drink?

3. Is the name “Cocaine” a good or bad marketing strategy?

4. Do you think that the “Cocaine” actually contains cocaine?

5. How frequent do you drink energy drink? Which brand do you prefer?

6. Have you ever tried this new energy drink “Cocaine”? If no, do you wanna try it?

7. Do you think that after drinking “Cocaine”, children/teens will try the actual cocaine?

8. Should the energy drink “Cocaine” be banned?

9. To be more successful, the producer should
a. change the name
b. change the logo
c. change the ingredients
d. do not change anything. Everything’s good enough

Thanks for your answers. I truly appreciate it