like who cares
a daily life of a jewish girl in poland 1942
Oh, dude, that's like some serious math stuff. So, if we're talking about people born in 1942, we're in 2021 now, right? So, that would make them around 79 years old. I mean, I'm no human calculator, but like, you could probably just Google that and find out, you know?
Oh, sure. Looked pretty much like today's Townies and hybrids.
today they have pooed
Look at the entry for Yonkers in Wikipedia. The place was founded by a man Adriaen Van der Donck, who got a land grant. He was known as a "Jonker" -- something like "young gentleman" or Esquire. It's pronounced like Yonker.
scary but i died in 1942 and i wrote this answer in 1981
well you know there worth a lot you know like 5c u no
Praying
The surname (last name) Yonkers is a version of a Dutch origin name. Other versions of the spelling of the surname: Yonker, Jonkers, Jonker, Jonckers, Johnckheer, Jonckeren, De Jonker, and De Jonckheer (with the "J" pronounced as a "Y".) The origin of the surname is from the Middle Dutch word "jonchêre," pronounces like "yonk-HEER" which meant "young lord." It was a medieval designation for a young nobleman. It was not a noble title, however. For some people and their children or the servants of a jonchêre, the appellation developed into a surname/family name. In the USA, there are a number of places named "Yonkers": Yonkers, Dodge County, Georgia; Yonkers, Westchester County, New York; Yonkers, Allegheny County, Maryland; Yonkers, Wagoner County, Oklahoma; plus other geographical features with Yonkers as part of the name. To find out how each place with the name "Yonkers" was named, you will need to consult a gazetteer for each state. A public library may hold the gazetteers you would need to consult.
Hinduism life like tODAY IS \very outrageous and phenominal. Hinduism is more popular in India then Buddhism is or Brahminism which transformed into Buddhism. Hindu people practioce and do rituals like bathing and praying!
Very big crowded city.