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Why does it say that you are not amember of clubpenguin when you are playing?
A member of clubpenguin is someone who has payed to buy things. If you are a none member you can still play the game but you are unable to buy items. ;)
Does ciara have child?
no she dont bcoz she said she dont want kids bcoz she wud have to buy them things
How do you help an emotional child?
Sooth them with things they like. Like snugglies or books and buy them special treats.
What is the meaning of if you buy what you do not need you will soon need what you cannot buy?
It is advice in telling you or anybody, to limit your spending to only necessities. If you buy too many things that you really don't need (like many people), you'll eventually run out of money in most cases, and will therefor be unable to buy the things you'll actually need.
What could a penny buy in the year 1928?
A penny could buy you a great many things in the year 1928. A penny could buy a child a piece of candy for example.
Why do you dwell on things?
People dwell on the things they are unable to move on from.
Can you get a baby in animal crossing wild world?
You are unable to get a child on ACWW.
Did Julia Child want children?
She did want children, but was unable to have any.
Does baron mean without child?
No, baron is a rank of nobility. Barren can mean without child or unable to bear children.
Mozart was unable to manage his life as an adult because?
As a child, Mozart's life was heavily managed and organised by his very regimented father. His father managed his routine and his finances, and Mozart never learnt to manage these things himself. When his father died, Mozart was unable to manage his finances, and died a pauper.
Can you buy any of the Survivor seasons completely uncensored?
No, you are unable to buy a Survivor season completely uncensored.
Can you buy giga bites for ipod?
No, You are unable to buy giga bites unless you would like to buy a whole new ipod.
