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What is the most powerful bit of your body?
The most powerful bit of your body is your butt.
What is a ball hex bit used for?
swimming in beer
Are swimming pools safer than beaches?
A bit. Swimming pools don't have rips, tidal currents, or undertows.
Why do you need swimming?
Need is a bit strong. But it's nice to know that you wouldn't drown immediately if you fell in the water. And it's a good way to get some full body exercise.
Name a soft bit of the body that needs to be protected?
The eye. It is the most unprotected soft tissue body part that is exposed.
Why did Gaius Maecenas invent swimming?
You can Google History of Swimming and click on the third link (wikipedia) and it gives you quite a bit of information about how swimming was invented. I found it quite amusing...... . :)
Is it true that you will have diarehea after you finish swimming in the pool of water a bit of rain water?
No.
How do ducks walk?
Ducks, along with most geese and swans, waddle. Their legs are meant for swimming and not walking so walking (or waddling) on land can be a bit awkward at times.
When attempting to escape a hurricane what bit of information is most important to know?
One of the most important pieces of information would be an escape route and having an escape plan.
Why are pigs importAnt animals?
They are important because they are the most use full animal just like cows but are just a bit better .
Who were the most important people in the 1800s in Mexico City?
i do not no, bit i think Demi Moore and edward... :) :) :) :)
Eating With Bariatrics In Mind?
Undergoing weight loss surgery can be quite an experience. It is important to make sure that you cater to your body's needs in the event that this becomes something you are considering. The most important thing to remember after surgery is that your stomach is incredibly weak. Avoid foods that previously made you noxious � they will be far more repulsive to you now. Bariatric eating can be tricky, but with a little bit of work, you will find that it is quite manageable - it just requires a little bit of research and listening to your body.
