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Why do children make friends with certain children?
I am 10 now and I have already like 18 BFFs. I'd say I am still a kid, and I make friends with kids because they have my personality or they are nice, and not gross. There are a lot of kids in my class that are gross and I never be friends with them. Thats the answer. And if someone is mean, don't be their friend. And also, kids just make friends with certain kids because they want to.
What if you think someone is gross but they are trying to make you laugh and that is what you like about them but then they get too gross?
Then just be friends with them. By being friends with them, you can still laugh at their jokes but when they get gross then just say; 'back off, we're just friends remember?'
How much is 1 gross?
one gross=144 this is very helpful in certain tests.
What is Gross income after certain deductions are calculated is called?
I suspect you're talking about AGI, Adjusted Gross Income.
How much money did Friends with Money gross worldwide?
Friends with Benefits grossed $150,483,765 worldwide.
Can you drink your friends semen?
Well, you could. But that's pretty gross!
What is gross pay thickness?
The gross pay thickness refers to the amount an employee earns before certain deductions are made.
How much money did Friends with Benefits gross domestically?
Friends with Benefits grossed $55,802,754 in the domestic market.
What is the gross collection of magadheera?
i think the total gross collection of magadeera will be around 90 crores..............
Can two friends go to couple's counseling?
Eww no gross! but you can go to friendship conciling
Are your sneaky lickers gross?
yours arent but mine are because u have no friends :D
Why are gross income and adjusted gross income different?
Gross Income- The Internal Revenue Code defines gross income as "except as otherwise provided..., all income from whatever source derived." The "except as otherwise provided" refers to exclusions. Adjusted Gross Income (AGI)- is an important subtotal that serves as the basis for computing percentage limitations on certain itemized deductions, such as medical expenses, charitable contributions, and certain casualty losses.
