The saying "the chip doesn't fall far from the block" means that children often resemble their parents in behavior, personality, or traits. It suggests that inherent qualities or characteristics are typically passed down from one generation to the next. The phrase reflects the idea that upbringing and genetics play significant roles in shaping individuals.
secret.. :P
alot of ppl i dont feel lyk doing the math
Never Gonna Fall In Love by New Kids on the Block
I dont know the actual day, but it was released in October of 1995
if you go to his concert and meet him, he may fall in love with you. but he's so famous, you dont know who he loves.
The saying is usually "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree"It means "Kids are like their parents; a chip off the old block; like father, like son"Ex:"I looked at the father, then at the son, and I thought, The apple doesn't fall far from the tree"
He will trick you into thinking he does but DONT FALL FOR IT he will make you think ur saying the wrong thing and make you his
a 22 block fall will leave you with 1/2 a heart. a 23 block fall will kill you.
Rolling-Block Not sure if that was your question.
It did for me, i dont have any feeling in foot or side of leg where block was at. doctor said i have neuropithy from popiteall block. Had to have a brace made because i have no feeling in ankle, so i fall. Very scarey.
Use a digital ohm meter as opposed to attempting to read the lettering on the chip. This will give you an immediate value that will fall within the tolerance of the chip resistor.
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Well if they dont know you they cant fall in love with you and you cant fall in love with someone you dont know.
no they dont they fall out
Teeth can be chipped by a fall in which your tooth strikes the ground or floor.
It probably came from the craft of carving, in stone or wood, so that a 'chip' (son) taken the 'old block' (the father) is made from the same material and is therefore substantially the same. Others believe it came from the American Civil war--During the Civil War, ballistics-control-computers were still a thing of the future, so experienced gun teams aimed the cannons. The ability to land a shell in the desired location on the enemy was done by gut feel of the sergeant with the most experience. When some of the old cannons become hard to raise and lower the barrel, experienced gunners would have some wood on hand to prop up the back, or one of the wheels, to effectively change the trajectory for shots that had fallen short or long. This was often too course of an adjustment though, causing shots to fall on the opposite side of the intended target area. The "smart" gunners would have an ax nearby to chip off some of the wood, giving them finer resolution on where the shots would fall. They would instruct their crew to "take a chip off the block of wood". Using the same block over and over at times, the wood block became known as the gunners "old block." Those "smart" gunners that knew this technique would pass this on to their followers, and eventually, someone who knew the smart tricks of his elder became identified with the firing technique, and he himself became known as "a chip off the old block". Later this was applied to anyone devoted follower of a teacher, and eventually more especially to someone who emulates their parent.
because they can kill you