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This is what the show is about.

A woman is working in her garden at the beginning of the show and digs up a box. In the box she finds an Indian medallion on a necklace. She puts it on and when she says "Stop" time stops.

There is a war going on and she yells "Stop!" and everything stops. She walks outside and a bomb is hanging in mid-air over her house.

One man asked what others think of men shaving their legs and a woman said that it is natural for women to shave and not for men.

The problem with that argument is that women have only shaved their legs for about 100 years. In fact, as late as the 1980s many women in European countries did not shave their legs. How can a practice so young be considered natural for one sex and not for the other?

I have noticed that many heterosexual people believe that leg shaving is only for gay men or athletics. I tend to believe that far fewer gay men shave their legs than heterosexuals.

It is also becoming more common for men who are not athletes to shave their legs. I find it hard to believe that every one of them or even that many of them are gay. What do you think?

Foxtons has declared bankruptcy, but there were other agencies that asked for 3 or 4% commissions. What are their names?

Male models almost always have hairless chests and little to no hair on their legs. More and more men are removing the hair on their legs and chest.

Do you find men better looking without hair on their legs and/or chest?

If not, why would most male models be hairless?

The Muslims' deity is Allah, but Muhammad appears to get just as much respect. It is called heresy to name a teddy bear Muhammad, yet there are thousands of Muslim men named Muhammad or some variation thereof. How important is Muhammad to Islam and is it really heresy to name a teddy bear after him?

In the Bible Paul introduced his friends as fellow Christians rather than by their professions.

Today most people introduce others by their profession. Should we introduce ourselves and others as people rather than by our or their work? Would we be a better society if we saw others by more than just their jobs?

I read a book in the sixth grade in 1981 about time travel and I am trying to find out the title of the book.

The story is about a brother and sister who go to a house that their mother told them to stay away from. The residents of the house are three witches.

The two children ride horses with the three witches and travel on a rope through time. Their method of travel is for two parts of the rope to come together and the horses move across.

Who is the author and what is the title of the book?

Throughout history men wore some form of a dress. During the Roman Empire they broke the dress into two pieces and created the first skirt. Yes, the first skirt was worn by a man! This skirt was eventually given the name of Kilt, which is still used today. The truth is that Kilt is merely the name for one type of skirt, just as in women's skirts there are many different types. Many people try to differentiate a Kilt from a skirt, but that is not really true.

During the 1900s, men gave up skirts for pants as the first suit became the men's clothing of choice for the industrialists.

Now men are interested in bringing skirts back to their wardrobes. What do you think? You can read more about the movement at www.mensfashionfreedom.bravehost.com.