Best answer: In the United States a person with a homosexual orientation is not disqualified on that basis. President Clinton began the policy of 'don't ask, don't tell' in which the military did not seek the answer to that question and as long as you didn't offer the answer, then you could serve. President Obama in 2015 lifted that policy and began to allow gays in the military under equal terms to heterosexuals. There remains a question as to the whether transgender persons would be more disruptive to operation than any value they bring, that is currently being debated.
Historically: prior to WW2 there was no written policy, but in the military and in civilian law 'sodomy' was a serious crime, so the presumption was that a gay person would be at some point likely to break a law that was considered a felony. After WW2 the military made policy that sought to prevent any homosexual behavior in the military as they believed it was disruptive and not in line with the military code of ethics.

Best answer: It's not difficult for good, well-trained actors.
Sometimes they use a pole with a blob on the end, covered in green so it can be removed digitally.
Sometimes there's a person standing there - again removed digitally.
Other times the actor uses his or her imagination.

It seems like they're updating a lot of things that include adding a captcha while posting questions and answers now

You are sitting with your family at the fireplace late at night and a disembodied head falls out of the chimney of the fireplace and misses the fire and rolls in front of the fireplace gazing at you and your family. The head speaks and says 'ME TAI DOWDY WALKER' What would you all do?

Best answer: We don't. But I think you know that. Meanwhile, why do so many Conservatives think that Donald Trump is above the law?

Best answer: Your life would be $hit and you would be pi$$ed off and you wouldn't give a rats a$$ about stuff

Most people believe me when I tell my military stories of when I was in United States armed forces, but occasionally I get a few disgruntled veterans who will accuse me of lying. I was part of a secretive special assignment, and I was tasked to rescued other servicemen. One time the enemy has captured a bunch of marines, and the Vice President requested that I rescue the troops. I snuck into enemy territory, they were riding around on makeshift motorcycles, celebrating capturing these Marines who had pooped themselves. That’s when I appeared. They grew quiet as they saw me standing on the roof with my bag of grenades and two twin machine guns swinging from each arm. That’s when I attacked. I flipped off the roof and engaged them in a fierce firefight killing half of their forces. I methodically killed the enemy all while ducking gun fire. Then I noticed the enemy had a tank pointed directly at the marines who were completely covered in their own feces. I ran at 40 mph towards the barrel of the tank, seconds before he could fire I jumped on the tank and yanked open the hatch and jammed my machine gun into his mouth and destroyed him.

Best answer: You can not delete a question once it has been answered. With questions that old they have to have answers. The only thing left is to make your question anonymous.

that what the Creationist Kent say

The answers i get are well retarded, i don't remember getting a good answer on here.

Best answer: No.

But I'd pay 20 dollars a year for various perks like:

1. Only I can move my question to a different category
2. My appeals are all received and responded to within three days
3. No more captcha tests