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In which movie was 'ever ever' after sung?
"Ever Ever After" by Carrie Underwood is featured in the movie Enchanted.
Have Bollywood ever featured full nudity?
no
Does answerscom suck?
This question asks for an opinion, like people there are a varied amount of opinions. Those who like the site would say it does not, those who dislike the site will of course say it does. l.o.l this isn't the type of question to answer all intelligently. Anyway they don't suck they are 1 of the best websites ever !!! :)
Why don't you ever just answer the question asked?
This is a free site, mainly relying on the contributions of volunteers. If your question is too boring or too difficult, it might not be answered.
Do birds ever play chicken?
What do you mean? A bird may be a chicken. It is quite difficult to understand your question. Are you being serious?
Was Jill Eikenberry ever featured in any of the NCIS episodes?
no
Why doesn't wikianswers.com ever have the answer to a question?
WikiAnswers does have the answers to questions that members have answered. If members have not answered a question, you will not find the answer. Sometimes, it is because it hasn't been read yet. Sometimes, it is because it is placed in the wrong category. Sometimes, it is because it is not featured.
Has One Tree Hill ever been featured on Family Guy?
No.
What is the song featured on cw commercials called...the one that goes the best girl i ever had?
Drake- Best i ever had
Is answerscom a stupid web of course it is the worst worst one ever none of your friends use it they all prefer askcom bitching stupid answers?
No, Answers.com is not a stupid website.
Why do WE as humans try so hard to live?
Everyone should ask this question and contemplate on it. This is Philosiphy and it can be considered part of "The Most Difficult Questions To Have Ever Existed."
What rhymes with a memory that lasts forever?
ever Rhyming with a whole phrase like that is very difficult. Please see the related question below for "What rhymes with forever?"
