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What time is it in Germany it it is 1200 am here?
Where in the heck is Here? I searched for Here on MapQuest but didn't find it. If 'here' is Germany, then it would be 12.00AM.
Does anyone here like www.Andrewcastcom?
Heck yeah! I love Andrewcast.com!
How do you say get the heck out of here in french?
obtenir le diable d'ici
What is Jake t Austin's signature?
what the heck! you cant show a signature on here!!!!
What are two metals used in fireworks that undergo a chemical change?
what the heck am i doing on here
Was Babe Ruth using steriods?
heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no heck no no no no no no
What the heck is a heck from a heck?
The word "heck" is a polite way of saying "hell" as an exclamation. People say "heck" as an exclamation.
What IS A D-HECK?
D-heck means what the heck
Can you summon 2 dragons in Age of mythology the titans?
Type your answer here... can u heck bo zo weird do
Where did the goggy egg originate?
Type your answer here... what the heck is a googy egg? wat freak would want to know kkkjkjkj
What is heck in tagalog?
heck peck
When do people say what the heck?
"What the heck" is an old-fashioned version of what is now abbreviated as wtf. The word "heck" substitutes for "hell," which was once considered a curse word to be avoided. Some people still avoid using "hell" in slang expressions, considering it impolite or improper. When you say "What the heck!" you are usually expressing surprise, exasperation, and some degree of annoyance or protest. The phrase might be completed as "What the heck is that?" or "What the heck is going on!" If spoken with a different intonation and a shrug, the expression could also mean, "Oh, well, what's the difference" ("What the heck, I may as well go home since nothing interesting is happening here") or a kind of carefree willingness to take a risk ("What the heck, let's give it a try").
