The phrase "I will only leave this house feet first" typically conveys a strong emotional attachment to one's home, often implying that a person plans to remain there until death. It suggests a sense of permanence and commitment, illustrating the idea that the home is a sanctuary or a place of deep personal significance. This expression can also reflect resistance to change or the difficulty of leaving a familiar environment.
to leave 2 feet free to use as hands.
Miles Standish's first Duxbury house, which had the dimensions 60 1/2 feet long and 16 feet wide, burned down in 1665. He built a second house close by, which was 54 feet by 17 feet. If you go to the Plymouth Plantation website, it will lead you to information that will tell you when the first house was built.
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Usually they have to leave room for you to carry out any repairers to the side of your house.
4 people and 1 dog
some people don't really care but some people do and the reason for wiping your feet before coming into the house is because if you just polished your floors or got your carpet cleaned OR if you were playing outside your mom or someone wouldn't want their house to get all dirty from your dirty stinking feet would they? THE ANSWER IS NO THEY WOULDN'T WANT YOURS DIRTY STINKING FEET MESSING UP SOMEONE'S HOUSE!!!!
A long house was used by the Iriquois and can hold up to 100 people and can be 200 feet long.
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Because most people had feet and forearms, that they could measure things with.
A foot is one foot. Feet is plural. It is used for any value that is not one. For example: This tree is a foot tall. Leave a foot between desks for the test. My house is 13 feet tall. 3 inches is 0.25 feet. A mile is 5280 feet.
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i don't know, but i am very curious about how people die because of feet in the first place... 100 in Australia