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No. people just say that to sometimes scare kids
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Why is the Eiffel Tower dead?
It is made of metal. It was never alive.
Did the people who built tower bridge die?
Tower Bridge was completed in 1894 so the people who built it are obviously all dead.
What is under a smurfs hat?
dead people
What do Parsis people do to their dead bodies?
parsis do not burn or burry dead people.they dispose the bodies in the tower of silence where vulture come and eat their flesh.
Where is all the dead people?
6 feet under.
Where a dead people are buried?
under the ground in a cemetery. -_-
What is in the lost tower?
the lost tower is a tower south of Solcean town where dead Pokemon lie
In gas chambers did people that were alive live under dead people?
yes
Who wanted the princes in the tower dead?
everyone
Why did King John lose the war in France?
king john lost the war with france because evey englnd baron hated him so they teamed up with france to kill him. the battle was fought in france in the same spot as the eiffel tower (the eiffel tower symbolises the many deaths of the battle). 9 months after the battle, king john's wife had a baby even though he was dead, this questioned historians.
Is Hidan dead?
My opinion is no, he is not dead, but he buried under ground so he can not move.The only way hidan could stay ALIVE was to kill people but he cant kill people 20 feet under ground so he is dead or going to die.
What the Eiffel Tower is made out of?
When built: 1887-1889 Why: International Exhibition; France to have the world's tallest building. Designed by Gustave Eiffel, a bridge builder. The plans covered 6,000 square metres of paper. How built; puddle iron, cast in a factory, then put together on the site like a giant Meccano set by 300 builder. Held together by 2,500,000 rivets. PRICE: exactly 1 franc per kilogram. WEIGHT: 7,000 tons, putting a pressure on the ground of 56 lbs per square inch - less than a man sitting on a chair. A scale model a foot high would weigh a quarter of an ounce (7 grams). HEIGHT: Originally 984 feet; now, with TV mast, 1.058 feet. EXPANSION: the tower is 6 inches higher on a very hot day. SWAY: only 5 inches in the strongest winds. PLATFORMS: at 187 feet, 377 feat, 898 feet.
