Do you think Fred Flintstone is a cartoon version of Jackie Gleason/Ralph Kramden? He resembles him a lot?

Do you think Fred Flintstone's personality in the cartoon show The Flintstones was a lot like Jackie Gleason's character, Ralph Kramden. What do you think?

Should India be divided again?

India was once divided into India and Pakistan on religious ground due to the over ambicious polititians mainly Jinnah and Nehru. Now polititians are again working over time to divide the society into different caste of hinduism. is it time for the next division of India on caste basis

What are 3 dishes (can be entr�, main, dessert) to represent Sweden.?

This is for a project I'm working on...many answers are appreciated! The more the better! Thanks guys!

It is the sixth anniversary of #SL, who will eat the "CAKE" M. Linden or "ME"?

M Linden was supposed to give a birthday speech today at 9am SLT to celebrate Second Life 7th Birthday. Instead Philip Linden did another speech today because of a emergency of some sort (I WON'T TELL YOU!!! n�n�n�).

Which boy name fits with O'Donnell?

We are considering the following names if we have a boy: Miles, Kieran or Julian. The middle name will be Hugh (it's ped down from both father and grandfather). Which name do you think sounds best?

PLEASE tell me what this means (Someone who knows Spanish)?

You don't know how much work (effort) it cost me to get used to being without you, and now you come to me and surely you keep insisting that I will fall back into your arms again without caring about what happened and that I'll just start over fresh. My God help me please! Give me strength not to commit the same mistake again, please.

Why in English did we change Normandie to Normandy?

In English we changed Normandie to Normandy because that's how it sounded to us. Italy instead of Italia, and Spain instead of Espa�a came from medieval times. There were no standard spellings in English until relatively recently. Also, in medieval times, when words were borrowed, they were often inadvertently changed (as in common pronunciation), or intentionally changed (as an Anglicism). We could also be going by what other people call the country, but not the people themselves. For example, Japan got its name from a Chinese word; in Japanese it is called Nippon.