What is something that exists ~ but in your opinion, is useless?!
Question: .....My answer is dust.
I mean really, the purpose for it is?
Answers: .....My answer is dust.
I mean really, the purpose for it is?
See thru panties in size 28.
George W. Bush.
like nipples on men
Rude Behavior!
jealousy
scrubs
my neurons!Lol!
Mosquitos. I hate them...all they do is suck your blood and give you desease. (Spelling)
Cloths!
midges.
Fleas.
hillary and bill
Good one. So is the GWB one. I will add cockroaches. There is NO valid reason for their existence.
suffering
Close to dust.......Lint
Why?
Iran.
HOV lanes in Phoenix.
My period since I got my tubes tied. That's five days out of the month that I can't DO anything with that area.
Granted there are two other areas, but still...
coconut I don't think God was finished with coconut
Flys, Fat women
Jealousy.
George Bush
Hair... half the people either wax it or shave it off any way.
(not the hair on your head)
Religious fanatics.
I'll go with questions and answers. I've learned to use search engines as a way of finding information I need.
Balls
Minerals and precious metals in the earth's core.
Certain people
Illegal drugs.
HA! My answer would be my ex. Perfect answer in my opinion...
Good question!
Currently, we have many toys in existence in our home that are useless... or unused... both.
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Dust in homes, offices, and other human environments is mainly generated by humans mainly from their skin cells that slough off.[1](Some comes from domesticated pets such as dogs, cats and birds). Some atmospheric dust from the outdoors is also present.[2] On average, approximately 6 mg/m3/day of house dust is formed in private households, depending primarily on the amount of time spent at home.[3] "Dust bunnies" are little clumps of fluff that form when sufficient dust accumulates. Dust is also referred to as "fluff", "fuzz", and "pie" [citation needed] and is known to worsen hayfever.
Insects and other small fauna found in houses have their own subtle interactions with dust that may have adverse impact on the health of its regular occupants. Thus, in many climates it is wise to keep a modicum of airflow going through a house, by keeping doors and windows open or at least slightly ajar. In colder climates, it is essential to manage dust and airflow, since the climate encourages occupants to seal even the smallest air gaps, and thus eliminate any possibility of fresh air entering.
House dust mites are on all surfaces and even suspended in air. Dust mites feed on minute particles of organic matter, the main constituent of house dust. They excrete enzymes to digest dust particles; these enzymes and their feces, in turn, become part of house dust and can provoke allergic reactions in humans. Dust mites flourish in the fibers of bedding, furniture, and carpets.
The particles that make up house dust can easily become airborne, so care must be exercised when removing dust, as the activity intended to sanitize or remove dust may make it airborne. One way to repel dust is with some kind of electrical charge, but house dust can be removed by as many as 10 methods, such as: wiping, swiping, or sweeping by hand, or with a dust cloth, sponge, duster, or broom, or by suction by a vacuum cleaner or air filter. The device being used traps the dust; however, some may become airborne and come to settle in the cleaner's lungs, thus making the activity somewhat hazardous.