Blunder Answers
What is your favorite college football blunder?
Q. I watched an LSU game about 5 or 6 years ago and the true freshman kick returner ran the ball about 7 yards ignoring his teammate in the end zone just to kneel the ball on the 1 yard line. He sat on the sidelines with a towel over his head for the next few minutes.
Asked by danieljamesalley - Mon Oct 27 09:45:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe the returner was Xavier Carter and that's probably why he's running professional track now. My favorite blunder was probably the 2006 BCS National Championship game when Ted Ginn Jr. ran the opening kickoff back for a touchdown and injured himself for the rest of the game celebrating. Talk about missing the forest for the trees.
Answered by Paul A - Tue Oct 28 01:01:18 2008
Q. I watched an LSU game about 5 or 6 years ago and the true freshman kick returner ran the ball about 7 yards ignoring his teammate in the end zone just to kneel the ball on the 1 yard line. He sat on the sidelines with a towel over his head for the next few minutes.
Asked by danieljamesalley - Mon Oct 27 09:45:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe the returner was Xavier Carter and that's probably why he's running professional track now. My favorite blunder was probably the 2006 BCS National Championship game when Ted Ginn Jr. ran the opening kickoff back for a touchdown and injured himself for the rest of the game celebrating. Talk about missing the forest for the trees.
Answered by Paul A - Tue Oct 28 01:01:18 2008
Obama had a good chance to attack Hillary on her RFK blunder but didnt?
Q. Why is that? All he said was that she probably didnt mean it that way. I mean seriously I remember when Hillary took Obama's bitter remark and ran with it.
Asked by low k - Tue May 27 15:56:54 2008 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Obama said from the beginning that he was not interested in that kind of campaigning. If he did attack H.C. on her blunder, he would be just as bad as she is. And then there really wouldn't be a difference between the two candidates.
Answered by chris allen thomas - Tue May 27 16:14:33 2008
Q. Why is that? All he said was that she probably didnt mean it that way. I mean seriously I remember when Hillary took Obama's bitter remark and ran with it.
Asked by low k - Tue May 27 15:56:54 2008 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Obama said from the beginning that he was not interested in that kind of campaigning. If he did attack H.C. on her blunder, he would be just as bad as she is. And then there really wouldn't be a difference between the two candidates.
Answered by chris allen thomas - Tue May 27 16:14:33 2008
Why is putting your social security number a resume blunder?
Q. It says that putting your SSN is a blunder but I always put my SSN on applications. What's the deal?
Asked by veolapaul - Mon Jun 14 16:24:57 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. It says that putting your SSN is a blunder but I always put my SSN on applications. What's the deal?
Asked by veolapaul - Mon Jun 14 16:24:57 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
What kind of blunder will it take for people to NOT vote for OBAMA next election?
Q. What will it take for you NOT to vote for OBAMA? I personally think if he bleached his skin that would spell doom for his chances of being re-elected. What do you think? You have my vote Elmo...as long as you make promises of pies in the sky and other nonsense. elmo will probably be better than Obama.
Asked by Gary - Sat Jan 16 15:20:45 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Elmo think you should of voted for Elmo. Elmo fix sesame street,
Answered by Elmo - Sat Jan 16 15:23:56 2010
Q. What will it take for you NOT to vote for OBAMA? I personally think if he bleached his skin that would spell doom for his chances of being re-elected. What do you think? You have my vote Elmo...as long as you make promises of pies in the sky and other nonsense. elmo will probably be better than Obama.
Asked by Gary - Sat Jan 16 15:20:45 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Elmo think you should of voted for Elmo. Elmo fix sesame street,
Answered by Elmo - Sat Jan 16 15:23:56 2010
Clinging to their guns and bibles with antipathy was this a bigger blunder than calling Sarah a pig?
Q. We really should forgive Barak it wasnt him it was Rev. Wright speaking through his sub conscious mind wasnt it?
Asked by Raye S - Wed Sep 10 16:12:47 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think he was calling McCain a pig and I really don't care. You are right. The Chosen has said many more offensive things than that. One of his minions in I believe, NC said today that Palin's only qualification is she did not have an abortion. Too bad we can't just debate socialism and personal responsibility.
Answered by TAT - Wed Sep 10 16:21:27 2008
Q. We really should forgive Barak it wasnt him it was Rev. Wright speaking through his sub conscious mind wasnt it?
Asked by Raye S - Wed Sep 10 16:12:47 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think he was calling McCain a pig and I really don't care. You are right. The Chosen has said many more offensive things than that. One of his minions in I believe, NC said today that Palin's only qualification is she did not have an abortion. Too bad we can't just debate socialism and personal responsibility.
Answered by TAT - Wed Sep 10 16:21:27 2008
What would be worst for Boston? The Pats blunder in the Super Bowl or a Celtic lost to My Hawks?
Q. With the Pats going 18-0 and losing in the superbowl and the celtics on the brink, whats worst for the Boston fans?
Asked by freser than u mutha%$#4 - Tue Apr 29 10:25:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Celtics loss because we would have to suffer through 4 losses. The Super Bowl is one game out of 19.
Answered by Mass Marauder - Tue Apr 29 10:41:57 2008
Q. With the Pats going 18-0 and losing in the superbowl and the celtics on the brink, whats worst for the Boston fans?
Asked by freser than u mutha%$#4 - Tue Apr 29 10:25:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Celtics loss because we would have to suffer through 4 losses. The Super Bowl is one game out of 19.
Answered by Mass Marauder - Tue Apr 29 10:41:57 2008
Why does a person commit blunder knowing well that it is a blunder?
Q. Is it due to some lack of something?
Asked by Sreeraman - Tue Jun 8 05:28:27 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is wise thing to do, because he is understanding and then doing. If you don't understand and do anything then there can be problem.
Answered by Vijay D - Wed Jun 9 12:23:20 2010
Q. Is it due to some lack of something?
Asked by Sreeraman - Tue Jun 8 05:28:27 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is wise thing to do, because he is understanding and then doing. If you don't understand and do anything then there can be problem.
Answered by Vijay D - Wed Jun 9 12:23:20 2010
Was it a tactical blunder for Hillary to brush over the caucus states?
Q. How to explain her poor performance in those? black leopard-explain uncle ruckus-that was naughty!
Asked by Jackie Oh! - Sun Mar 9 11:19:39 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it was a major tactical error. They misjudged Obama's potential appeal and the enormous boost the media would give his bandwagon. They didn't realize their mistake 'til it was too late and Obama started winning 10 to 15 delegates in state after state, many of them eternally red ones. Off your question's subject, but it is interesting to note that if the Dems ran their primaries in the same 'winner take all' manner as the Repubs, Hillary would now be ahead by roughly 200 delegates. I.E., by winning the big states, which either will have to do in November, she destroys Obama in the winner take all format. And that's not including Florida and Michigan, which I suspect she will/would win comfortably against Obama.
Answered by golfer7 - Sun Mar 9 15:41:36 2008
Q. How to explain her poor performance in those? black leopard-explain uncle ruckus-that was naughty!
Asked by Jackie Oh! - Sun Mar 9 11:19:39 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it was a major tactical error. They misjudged Obama's potential appeal and the enormous boost the media would give his bandwagon. They didn't realize their mistake 'til it was too late and Obama started winning 10 to 15 delegates in state after state, many of them eternally red ones. Off your question's subject, but it is interesting to note that if the Dems ran their primaries in the same 'winner take all' manner as the Repubs, Hillary would now be ahead by roughly 200 delegates. I.E., by winning the big states, which either will have to do in November, she destroys Obama in the winner take all format. And that's not including Florida and Michigan, which I suspect she will/would win comfortably against Obama.
Answered by golfer7 - Sun Mar 9 15:41:36 2008
What is the bigger foreign policy blunder for the United States: Vietnam or Iraq?
Q. Both wars are iewed by the majority of Americans as major mistakes. Many brave and decent American men and women died in these wars. Far more U.S. servicemen died in Vietnam (at least that is true at this moment), but that is not the only measure by which to judge the level of error in these two wars. Which one was the worse mistake for the United States?
Asked by "Kh a a a a a n n" ! ! - Mon Apr 16 11:21:08 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Since we did not learn from our mistakes in Vietnam, in part because GWB was awol during Vietnam, I would say that Iraq is a far bigger blunder. I think we've killed more Iraqi civilians by now than Vietnamese civilians, but I don't know for certain. I am a decorated, disabled veteran who advises all young people to stay away from our military right now. Democrats and Republicans alike are abusing the selfless service of our troops. American military members are dying to meet political ends not to protect our nation. Don't let millionaire power-mongers like Bush and Clinton waste your life so they and their friends can line their pockets with more cash. If you want to serve your country, join your local police force.
Answered by Stony - Mon Apr 16 20:04:58 2007
Q. Both wars are iewed by the majority of Americans as major mistakes. Many brave and decent American men and women died in these wars. Far more U.S. servicemen died in Vietnam (at least that is true at this moment), but that is not the only measure by which to judge the level of error in these two wars. Which one was the worse mistake for the United States?
Asked by "Kh a a a a a n n" ! ! - Mon Apr 16 11:21:08 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Since we did not learn from our mistakes in Vietnam, in part because GWB was awol during Vietnam, I would say that Iraq is a far bigger blunder. I think we've killed more Iraqi civilians by now than Vietnamese civilians, but I don't know for certain. I am a decorated, disabled veteran who advises all young people to stay away from our military right now. Democrats and Republicans alike are abusing the selfless service of our troops. American military members are dying to meet political ends not to protect our nation. Don't let millionaire power-mongers like Bush and Clinton waste your life so they and their friends can line their pockets with more cash. If you want to serve your country, join your local police force.
Answered by Stony - Mon Apr 16 20:04:58 2007
What was the blunder statement made by your teacher?
Q. When I was in four, I had frequent headache and taken leave for consulting the doctor. When hearing that my teacher told me that headache is not an illness and actually not existing. It is just a halluscination.
Asked by angel - Wed Feb 14 03:58:02 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I got a teacher fired. Lemme explain. See, I have a collagen disorder that eventually made all my joints dislocate (not at once, but that would have been funny =P) - but it also makes them very loose. When I moved to Texas (the first time), I was in eighth grade. I started having trouble with my knees in fifth grade. Anyways, in gym, near summer I think, you have to run 1.5 miles which was like eight laps. And you had a minimum time to do it regardless in order to be considered "fit". During the run, my right knee began subluxing (not dislocating but partway - I was in danger of a dislocation if I didn't stop). I could stand there on my left foot, shift an even amount of weight (I was underweight for my height) to my right and you could… [cont.]
Answered by irishturtle - Wed Feb 14 04:36:49 2007
Q. When I was in four, I had frequent headache and taken leave for consulting the doctor. When hearing that my teacher told me that headache is not an illness and actually not existing. It is just a halluscination.
Asked by angel - Wed Feb 14 03:58:02 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I got a teacher fired. Lemme explain. See, I have a collagen disorder that eventually made all my joints dislocate (not at once, but that would have been funny =P) - but it also makes them very loose. When I moved to Texas (the first time), I was in eighth grade. I started having trouble with my knees in fifth grade. Anyways, in gym, near summer I think, you have to run 1.5 miles which was like eight laps. And you had a minimum time to do it regardless in order to be considered "fit". During the run, my right knee began subluxing (not dislocating but partway - I was in danger of a dislocation if I didn't stop). I could stand there on my left foot, shift an even amount of weight (I was underweight for my height) to my right and you could… [cont.]
Answered by irishturtle - Wed Feb 14 04:36:49 2007
What is the worst government blunder in history?
Q. This can be in any government around the world during any time. Battle of Gallipoli was a pretty bad blunder. I'm sure there were quite a few.
Asked by Kandy S - Tue May 27 07:46:08 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The blunder of political institutions has occurred gradually over ages. Political government may be defined as a legal monopoly on violence. [Before you thumb me down, at least take a second to consider the implications.] If you understand that concept, I offer you the following quote: <> [1] With that background, I will offer an answer that will be contrary to the commonly accepted dogmas. The institution of… [cont.]
Answered by Joe S - Tue May 27 09:57:46 2008
Q. This can be in any government around the world during any time. Battle of Gallipoli was a pretty bad blunder. I'm sure there were quite a few.
Asked by Kandy S - Tue May 27 07:46:08 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The blunder of political institutions has occurred gradually over ages. Political government may be defined as a legal monopoly on violence. [Before you thumb me down, at least take a second to consider the implications.] If you understand that concept, I offer you the following quote: <
Answered by Joe S - Tue May 27 09:57:46 2008
What is the biggest military blunder in the history of the US to date?
Q. What is the biggest military blunder in the history of the US to date?
Asked by 405 - Fri May 23 12:46:03 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. General Grant's last night assault at Cold Harbor during the American Civil War.
Answered by Coach_Mike - Fri May 23 15:02:05 2008
Q. What is the biggest military blunder in the history of the US to date?
Asked by 405 - Fri May 23 12:46:03 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. General Grant's last night assault at Cold Harbor during the American Civil War.
Answered by Coach_Mike - Fri May 23 15:02:05 2008
What is the greatest blunder of USA government ? Bail out ?
Q. Impact of Financial Bail out - please wait and watch over a period of six months . Gambling by rich of stock market is the main reason of man made financial crisis. They made money in good time and bad time too. Now most of the industries - companies - institutions are going to force the government pumping lot money - heading to no return point.
Asked by midclass.citizen - Fri Nov 14 15:54:06 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The greatest blunder of this government is overspending. We are the government and our money that we send them has been misspent for years and years. You cannot make everyone equal by giving them things they should earn for themselves. We have created generations that look to Washington to supply all their needs. Like everything, it has finally come to an end. They have to admit their mistakes and take responsibility no matter how painful it might be. The time for throwing money at every problem has to come to an end.
Answered by nancy n - Fri Nov 14 16:02:13 2008
Q. Impact of Financial Bail out - please wait and watch over a period of six months . Gambling by rich of stock market is the main reason of man made financial crisis. They made money in good time and bad time too. Now most of the industries - companies - institutions are going to force the government pumping lot money - heading to no return point.
Asked by midclass.citizen - Fri Nov 14 15:54:06 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The greatest blunder of this government is overspending. We are the government and our money that we send them has been misspent for years and years. You cannot make everyone equal by giving them things they should earn for themselves. We have created generations that look to Washington to supply all their needs. Like everything, it has finally come to an end. They have to admit their mistakes and take responsibility no matter how painful it might be. The time for throwing money at every problem has to come to an end.
Answered by nancy n - Fri Nov 14 16:02:13 2008
For those who have read Blunder by zachary shore what other books would you recommend?
Q. I really enjoyed blunder and I would like to read more psychological/historical books. What books that are psychological/historical would you recommend?
Asked by TylerB - Thu Jul 2 02:13:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why We Make Mistakes: How We Look Without S... by Joseph T. Hallinan Sway: The Irresistible Pull of Irrational Behavior by Ori Brafman Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shap... by Dan Ariely
Answered by im back - Sun Jul 5 07:30:33 2009
Q. I really enjoyed blunder and I would like to read more psychological/historical books. What books that are psychological/historical would you recommend?
Asked by TylerB - Thu Jul 2 02:13:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why We Make Mistakes: How We Look Without S... by Joseph T. Hallinan Sway: The Irresistible Pull of Irrational Behavior by Ori Brafman Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shap... by Dan Ariely
Answered by im back - Sun Jul 5 07:30:33 2009
What, in your opinion, is the biggest blunder Cashman made?
Q. I would have to say bringing Clemens back halfway through last season and paying him all that money. What is YOUR idea of his biggest gaffe so to speak?
Asked by Oreo - Sun Apr 20 10:23:32 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not trading Hughes + 2 mid level propsects for the best pitcher in baseball.
Answered by GT500 - Sun Apr 20 10:36:53 2008
Q. I would have to say bringing Clemens back halfway through last season and paying him all that money. What is YOUR idea of his biggest gaffe so to speak?
Asked by Oreo - Sun Apr 20 10:23:32 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not trading Hughes + 2 mid level propsects for the best pitcher in baseball.
Answered by GT500 - Sun Apr 20 10:36:53 2008
What was your biggest cooking or baking blunder?
Q. True story. When I was a teenager I tried to bake a cake from scratch. I had no idea what I was doing, I just wanted to make a cake. So I was following the ingredients and I got to 1 tsp of soda. (I never heard of baking soda) I put in Pepsi- it said soda what did I know. Needless to say the cake didn't rise. What was your mistake?
Asked by You can call me Rob - Thu Jun 18 12:19:35 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I put to much popcorn in the popcorn popper and it all came out the top and went in to that flames (gas stove) and started a fire. oops. Good thing it didn't cause to much damage cause my dad was sleeping. lol
Answered by Brandon =) (m'kay) - Thu Jun 18 16:41:39 2009
Q. True story. When I was a teenager I tried to bake a cake from scratch. I had no idea what I was doing, I just wanted to make a cake. So I was following the ingredients and I got to 1 tsp of soda. (I never heard of baking soda) I put in Pepsi- it said soda what did I know. Needless to say the cake didn't rise. What was your mistake?
Asked by You can call me Rob - Thu Jun 18 12:19:35 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I put to much popcorn in the popcorn popper and it all came out the top and went in to that flames (gas stove) and started a fire. oops. Good thing it didn't cause to much damage cause my dad was sleeping. lol
Answered by Brandon =) (m'kay) - Thu Jun 18 16:41:39 2009
Did Obama pick the right person for the job again, is this another blunder?
Q. According to ABC News, Christopher Hill will be the new ambassador in Iraq. Hill speaks no Arabic and has spent no time in the Middle East. Yes, he is apparently a super diplomat. But these next 24 months hardly strike me as a time for a crash course in Arab culture, Iraqi politics, or the Arabic language. Also, does Hill have any relevant experience dealing with the military? Can this President ever pick the right person for the job?
Asked by Dina W - Wed Feb 4 12:49:26 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm sure that someone who has as much experience in diplomacy and as much success as he has had in regions that are not what you would call allied with the US will function as well as anyone in Iraq. Isn't Clinton Secretary of State not Secretary of Defense? Why exactly does she need anymore experience dealing with the military anyway? But in case she does she served on the Senate Committee on Armed Services since 2003 so I'm sure she has some basic understanding of how the Armed Services work, just a hunch.
Answered by ????? - Wed Feb 4 13:52:06 2009
Q. According to ABC News, Christopher Hill will be the new ambassador in Iraq. Hill speaks no Arabic and has spent no time in the Middle East. Yes, he is apparently a super diplomat. But these next 24 months hardly strike me as a time for a crash course in Arab culture, Iraqi politics, or the Arabic language. Also, does Hill have any relevant experience dealing with the military? Can this President ever pick the right person for the job?
Asked by Dina W - Wed Feb 4 12:49:26 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm sure that someone who has as much experience in diplomacy and as much success as he has had in regions that are not what you would call allied with the US will function as well as anyone in Iraq. Isn't Clinton Secretary of State not Secretary of Defense? Why exactly does she need anymore experience dealing with the military anyway? But in case she does she served on the Senate Committee on Armed Services since 2003 so I'm sure she has some basic understanding of how the Armed Services work, just a hunch.
Answered by ????? - Wed Feb 4 13:52:06 2009
Tendulkar revealed his shortcomings in his captaincy. Was it not a blunder to send Pollard that late?
Q. Even a lay man would have sent that explosive Pollard up the order but Tendulkar was really absurd is it not?
Asked by yamunaithuraivan - Mon Apr 26 00:06:10 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know its irrelevant to the question but Sachin shouldn't have played in the first place.He selfishly decided to play and put Mumbai's chances at stake. Though Mumbaikar and a Sachin fan,i can say that it was a terrible decision. Considering the kind of form Pollard was in,a little more time at the pitch would have steered Mumbai home but having said that i think Chennai completely deserved the victory. All credit to 'Captain Cool' and his boys,they kept their nerves when it mattered the most.
Answered by abby - Mon Apr 26 02:40:14 2010
Q. Even a lay man would have sent that explosive Pollard up the order but Tendulkar was really absurd is it not?
Asked by yamunaithuraivan - Mon Apr 26 00:06:10 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know its irrelevant to the question but Sachin shouldn't have played in the first place.He selfishly decided to play and put Mumbai's chances at stake. Though Mumbaikar and a Sachin fan,i can say that it was a terrible decision. Considering the kind of form Pollard was in,a little more time at the pitch would have steered Mumbai home but having said that i think Chennai completely deserved the victory. All credit to 'Captain Cool' and his boys,they kept their nerves when it mattered the most.
Answered by abby - Mon Apr 26 02:40:14 2010
How would you rank candidates in their likelihood to create a national security blunder?
Q. How would you rank candidates in their likelihood to create a national security blunder?
Asked by luperith - Mon Jan 28 15:47:32 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There isn't a doubt that they would all make mistakes ... ...look at history there isn't any president that haven't mad national security blunder is how likely will they be able to they fix it ayfr
Answered by are ya fer real - Mon Jan 28 16:02:14 2008
Q. How would you rank candidates in their likelihood to create a national security blunder?
Asked by luperith - Mon Jan 28 15:47:32 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There isn't a doubt that they would all make mistakes ... ...look at history there isn't any president that haven't mad national security blunder is how likely will they be able to they fix it ayfr
Answered by are ya fer real - Mon Jan 28 16:02:14 2008
How long before Obama makes his first major presidential blunder?
Q. How long before Obama makes his first major presidential blunder?
Asked by Bill W - Year-Round-Hockey - Thu Nov 6 20:59:40 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Everyone makes blunders. It's how you react and come back from your mistakes that shows if you are a great leader or not.
Answered by whirlingmerc - Thu Nov 6 21:03:47 2008
Q. How long before Obama makes his first major presidential blunder?
Asked by Bill W - Year-Round-Hockey - Thu Nov 6 20:59:40 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Everyone makes blunders. It's how you react and come back from your mistakes that shows if you are a great leader or not.
Answered by whirlingmerc - Thu Nov 6 21:03:47 2008
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