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Why were the Japanese called zipper head?
during war so many japanese bodies were piled up in the roads. when the tanks came through and crushed the heads it left a zipper pattern on the crushed skulls.
What is the end of a zipper tag called?
The end of a zipper tag is called the "zipper pull" or "pull tab." It is the part that you grasp to open or close the zipper. The pull can come in various shapes, sizes, and materials, depending on the design of the zipper and the item it is attached to.
Why are orientals called zipperheads?
Maybe cause you got a zippo lighter for a number of kills
What is that jacket with no zipper called?
It's called a Sweatshirt
What is the jacket with no zipper called?
hoody plural hoodies
What is the Italian translation of 'Orientals'?
Orientali is an Italian equivalent of the English word "Orientals."Specifically, the Italian word is a noun. It may be used in regard to feminine or masculine Orientals. The pronunciation is "Oh-ryehn-TAH-lee."
Is the zipper on your pants a fly or a flea?
Time to blow your mind. It's not a flea at all. You're thinking of a fly. However, it's not that either. The zipper is called the zipper. The fly, is actually that little flap that covers the zipper. So when someone says, "You're fly is down," it's not. Your zipper is down. Your fly can only be open.
Are Korean people Asian?
Koreans are Orientals.
What race consumes more cigarettes?
Orientals
Where is the Friends Of Orientals History in Oriental North Carolina located?
The address of the Friends Of Orientals History is: Po Box 103, Oriental, NC 28571-0103
Who invented the zipper in 1890?
The zipper was invented by Whitcomb Judson in 1890. He called his invention the "clasp locker." However, it was further developed and improved by Gideon Sundback in the early 20th century, leading to the modern zipper design we know today.
What does YKK on your zipper mean?
That's the company that makes the zipper. The original company called San-S Shokai in downtown Tokyo was founded in 1934 by Tadao Yoshida.
