If you want to contemplate that question – as you surely should – then it is impossible not to ponder the effect of our world's digital gubbins on the humble puzzle.
Most straight actors who play gay characters needn't be probed about their own bedroom interludes, but Franco attached himself to so many queer projects after "Pineapple Express" that it became impossible not to ponder his proclivities.
With such a claim it's impossible not to ponder: 'how beautiful can it really be?' Driving into the valley we were eager for it to show itself, to reveal its unmatchable beauty, and it did--boom--just like that after exiting the Wawona Tunnel and perched upon Tunnel View there it was: the most beautiful place in the world.
The weird thing about it is that unless, again, something almost impossible-to-ponder happens, we know they are, in large numbers, going to say no.
The strategic arms reductions that the United States and Russia announced today represent radical cutbacks impossible to even ponder during the cold war, despite the warhead storage issues that remain.
By now, one prospect — a notion no one wants to ponder but is impossible to avoid — has begun to emerge in Iowa, as well as in Indiana, Minnesota and Illinois: the possibility that this summer might prove to be something like 1993, when the torment of flooding resulted in widespread personal misery and loss, as well as economic cost of $20 billion.
She also took a minute to ponder a question she called "impossible to answer:" Which is more exciting, today's inaugural festivities or the recent Golden Globe victory for "Girls"?
It can seem impossible to find the time (and presence of mind) to ponder such questions given the accelerated pace of life, especially for fast-track, high-performing individuals.
There is a long list of intriguing specials each night, but it is nearly impossible to remember them without some kind of written version to ponder.
Impossible as it is to predict the unexpected, it is well worth the effort to ponder what might drive the coming realignment of the world's two largest economies.
