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What kitchen shoes does Gordon Ramsay wear?
I'm pretty sure that in Masterchef he wears the same pair of Nudiez in every episode. They are blue!!
What colours do other countries wear in the Olympics?
Australia wears green and goldchina wears red and yellow Canada wears red and white
Who is a famous person who wears glasess?
harry potter and a lot of PEOPLE dont judge dem
Do you judge a person by the clothes he wears?
Yes, a persons way of dressing is a reflection of his/her personality and style.
What is a robe called a judge wears?
There isn't any specific name for the robes, but they call it black-and-white robes.
Does Judge Alex wear a toupee?
No he does not. He just has short hair. The camera angles probably make this seem like he wears one, when he actually doesn't.
Why does brendon urie wear a ring?
The ring Brendon always wears was giving to him by a fan in Australia. It is engraved with his name. It has no significant meaning (such as a promise ring, etc), but it is a very nice ring that reminds him of a fan so it's sweet that he wears it.
How long do you have to go to college to be a judge?
a bloody long time. the minimum age to become a judge is 50, with 25 years legal experience. then the premier of russia has to select you to represent china, so Australia can have a pizza day for everyone who wears purple sock with pink stripes.man this kid named
How tall is cheryl casone?
She is 5.7. She looks taller on TV because she always wears heels.
What is wears in Spanish?
In Spanish "Wears" as in "she WEARS beautiful clothes" is "llevar."
Do sporty teenage guys care if girls dress well and if yes what is their opinion of a girl well dressed?
Usually sporty guys won't judge a girl on what she wears, but it also depends on the guy.
Who wore an ethnic turban in 'The Westing Game'?
In "The Westing Game," the character Otis Amber wears an ethnic turban. He is described as a doorman who wears colorful and varied turbans as part of his eccentric style.
