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What lesson did the skunk teach Brian-the hatchet?
That they are neither cute nor funny
How did Brian learn that skunks were neither cute or funny?
Brian learned that skunks were neither cute nor funny after a close encounter with one. Initially intrigued by their appearance, he soon discovered their potent spray when he accidentally startled one. The unpleasant odor and his frantic attempt to escape the situation made him realize that skunks were more dangerous than he had thought, shattering any notions of them being cute or amusing. This experience taught him to respect wildlife and their potential threats.
What lesson did the skunk teach Brian?
That they are neither cute nor funny
What to do if you say something that isn't funny?
You just killed my reason to live, with a hatchet.
What is the genre for Hatchet by Gary Paulsen?
hatchet is about a boy who gets lost in the woods and has to take care of himself. it is really interesting and funny
Why do people laugh at Brian peppers?
Because Brian Peppers sounds funny. i <3 brian. and peppers. and Brüno :P
Who is Brian Regan's opening act?
Extremely funny observationist! Family friendly.
What word goes with neither?
It is neither nor and either or. So, in a sentence, "he is neither funny, nor smart"
What overall personality trait do you think best describes brian piccolo?
funny determined and strong
What actors and actresses appeared in Virtually Funny - 2006?
The cast of Virtually Funny - 2006 includes: Ed McBride as Audience Member Brian McCulley as Himself - Host
What lesson did you learn in the story Hatchet?
For me it thought me to be thankful. And what funny is when I was younger I built forts (and still do) up in the woods by my cabin, I couldn't stand being out there after dark for five minutes. Imagine how Brian would feel. But on a serious note, amazing book and looking forward to reading the sequels.
What word is not devired from implere?
commonly is not from implere but neither is sexy or but or funny so there are lots of words that do not come from implere.
