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How do you get sand out your gina?
by whippin' it off
Why do people obey others?
DO WHAT YER TOLD OR YA WILL GET A NICE HARD WHIPPIN BOI!
How do you stop your little brothers from mistreating cats?
Explain to them that it's wrong, illegal; and if you're religious, that God sees it as a sin. If that doesn't work, then someone might need a butt whippin'.
Should principals paddle kids if they go to the office 3 times?
yes kids who have been sent to the office 3 times needs a belt whippin on bare but 120 lashes shouls teach em
What song did Frank Zappa sing that a fur trapper who was strictly commercial had the unmitigated audacity to jump up from behind his igloo?
Nanook Rubs It off of the Apostrophe album."peek a boooooooooAnd he started into whippin on my favorite baby sealWith a lead filled snowshoe"
The allman brothers are famous for what?
The Allman Brothers are famous for making music. They are in an American rock/blues band and have won two Grammys and have been on the charts for the Greatest Guitarist several times.
What is the history of the marshmallow?
Oddly enough the origin of the "marsh mallow" is in its name. A marsh mallow is plant that grows in swamps. Originally mediacal people (herbalists) would collect the plant and make sore throat remedies from extracts of the stem and roots. The Egyptians used this same extract to make sweets with nuts and honey. Sometimes othe sweet makers would simply boil down the extract with sugar to make chewy candy. In the early 1800s French confectioners (candy makers) refined this process by whippin the extract and sugar to a froth befor letting it set. In a move to make the candy cheaper (and easier to make) the whites of eggs were substituted for the marsh mallow sap. These early marshmallows were not the little barrel shapes familiar to the modern consumer, they were cut squares. The process was eventually automated to form the modern plug shapes. The product was rolled in powdered sugar to stop it from sticking ogeher.
Baking soda plus vinegar produces?
My name is Professor Zandy Aigler, DR MMD PhD OUT (other useless title). I have studied at the University of Cambridge, studying foreign languages and the composition of human words of the evolution of mankind. For the past twenty years, I have dealt with the words spoken and written by ancient humans, and I believe your question offers another set for my collection. I have spent countless hours studying the make-up of words over time, as I said, and my education exceeds yours by miles. Maybe leagues. If your intelligence was gas, and mine was ethanol, I'd be whippin' your butt on the way to the moon in my non-air-polluting vehicle! I digress. A lot. Anyways, the question offered... "Baking soda plus vinegar produces?" is in fact not a question at all. It is a -fragment-, my friend, a -fragment-! Obviously English is not your first language. Maybe second or third. Are you a polyglot? Oh, I'd love to meet and discuss the origin of Spanish and French words. All I know is "Te Llama" and "Wi" and even though I've been studying these languages for year, it does not mean I learn them. Please reach me at my email, immoreawesomethanyou@cambridge.edu.com Anyways, Baking soda plus vinegar creates hippos.
