Polls

The Kentucky Derby is at 6.57pm on Saturday 3rd May 2025. Pick the winning horse with a possible MHO for the lucky opinion.

Please say your choice A, B, C, etc. for your opinion.

a lot of people say they won't eat genetically modified foods because it's "unnatural". However, most of the food we eat are domesticated versions of plants which have been selectively bred over the course of millennia to make it easier for us to consume. So would selectively breeding the crops be "genetically modifying" them since you're artificially altering their genome?

I only have 6 full days on Guadeloupe, because that's all I could afford, and my schedule is already pretty packed and some of the sites I wanted to visit are only open on certain days. I wanted to visit Marie Galante, but looking at it more, it doesn't seem as interesting as I thought. The ruins of the sugar plantation look interesting, but there's some places on the main island I want to see more and because of bus and museum schedules, it would be extremely hectic and I feel I wouldn't have any down time. But if I skipped Marie Galante, I could easily see all the things I want to see on the main island and still have some down time. I also always like to give myself some extra time for "unforeseen circumstances".

When I travel, I'm always trying to see as much as possible, and if I have "down-time", I feel I'm wasting precious time that could be used for sight-seeing. But at the same time, I sometimes end up getting home and feeling I need another vacation because I didn't relax at all.

Also, the ferry ticket to Marie Galante is a bit expensive. It's cheaper on a different day, but as I already have 2 back to back day trips planned, I really don't want to do three in a row.

So what do you think? Should I do the day trip to Marie Galante then either end up not seeing everything on the main island or seeing everything but not having any down time?

Or, should I skip Marie Galante and see everything I want to see on the main island at a slower pace?

It's uhh jedi logic lol.

anyways what do you think?

Also rate each weather out of 10

If you find a girl that shows a lot of skin, short dresses etc… first off it attracts a lot of male attention that’s why they do it but anyway she’s probably jumped around more guys. It’s nice to look at but you know she’s probably a red flag 🚩and more distracted

I’m not Muslim but sometimes I like the way their girls dress in a headscarf as it’s sometimes cute and shows modesty and wifey behaviour. As she’s Not the type of girl that’s been around, in and out of relationships with baggage. I just don’t want to convert religion.

What would be your reaction if your date told you that he his into chastity on the first date would you consider it a red flag and call it off
Or you would take a try and go forward and consider it part of his loyalty?

I ask because I notice that many people see it as more decent that you cover your body the more desirable you look. Maybe it's because of their religion or morality, insecurities, etc. But I notice that it's very common for people these days to view someone as being arrogant if they reveal their nice physique even under appropriate contexts or situations simple because it's being shown & it makes theirs look bad. So what should fit people do?