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And here we go, once again: a round-up of the latest WikiAnswers questions being asked by bloggers. One of my favorite parts of the week, considering how much new (and, yes, sometimes useless) info that I pick up.

• Allthatsfab speculates on the rumors that singer Usher might be gay.
• David Gagne learns how to play a Texas Scramble in Golf.
• Yard Work sports the question: Is Hillary Clinton is a Cubs fan?
• The Secret of Theatrical Space is sharing the answers regarding the effects of cognitive priming.
• Rise of the Home explores the roles of the husband in today’s society.
• One blogger wants to know the truth about identifying pathological liars, because this is what she ponders about…
• Tom Ruff wants a firm answer on how to give a proper handshake.
• Can O’ Whup-Ass finds more than rude behavior behind the answer to what type of torture was used by Nazis on Jews.
• Bigqueue bites into the information given on how many teeth dogs have.
• Francy Girl points out yet another Rickrolling… There’s never enough of that.
• Death by 1000 Papercuts records the fastness of the fastest plane.
• Mr. C puts his students on a WikiAnswers scavenger hunt for Australian Biomes.
• To the Moon and Back wants you to get answered faster with WikiAnswers.

What a week for WikiAnswers in the blogosphere! I’m loving the asking and answering happening on all kinds of blogs. Diversity rules and as I’ve said, WikiAnswers has got plenty of that.

With Saint Patrick’s Day on Monday, everybody - including Beer on the Brain, Pieces, Too… and Heather and Jed - gave a happy exclamation of Erin go braugh (still don’t know what it means? Get the translation here).

Some, like World Passenger 2.0, needed first to know what the true meaning of St. Patrick’s Day is… but that’s ok. On the Tenure Track needed to know what all the pinching is about. I actually learned something new from Letters from the Moon -the game of hockey actually has its roots in Ireland!

But then Monday ended and so did the holiday of green beer. But bloggers moved on to other meaningful topics:

• Soul searching was the rage over at Evil Woobie, who seems to be in a quarter life crisis… it’ll get better! I hope.
• But if it doesn’t, well, you can ponder the life expectancy of Germans over at Scattered Snapshots.
• And while you’re making it to the life expectancy, The Smirking Cat! wants you to watch out for pathological liars.
• Of course, if you do not look forward to reaching the life expectancy, you can study the reversal of entropy with Potent Potables.