It would sit there like many others waiting for someone to get around to it.
No. For it to be instantly be answered, it would have to be answered as you type the question.
you answered your question in your question... questionception :O
youre extremely annoying that's why no one answered youre question. look it up on Google dumbshit youll find it
I would have to say, very, very, very, super confused!
This question cannot be answered.. For this question to be answered you will have to tell me more details.
If you read what you just wrote, you will see that you answered your own question. K is the abbreviation for 1000, so 2K would be 2000.
you would ask this question to see if someone answered it. which is yes.
Youi've answered your own question - Beyonce happened
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A how is a how because a who is a who. A who is a who if and only if a when is a when and that only occurs when a where is a where which hardly never doesn't not happen. hope that answered your question :)
This question can not be answered. If it is a trick question the answer would be answer.