Miscellaneous

Some people feel that this is a symbol of who they are and what they believe in. They think that writing their name all over will make other people know who they are. All it does is make other people see their name, of course, and not understand anything about them. This is why you are wondering, after all, because you don't understand. There is an old saying: "Fools' names and fools' faces are always seen in public places." This refers to people who write their names and draw all over things that belong to other people -- called graffiti. It's one thing to decorate your own belongings; painting all over someone else's belongings isn't so nice, and most people don't like it. Mature people usually try to get attention by their actions, and don't write their name all over the place.

Work it out by basic dimensional analysis!

One (average) year = 365.24 days

One day = 24 hours

One hour = 60 minutes

One minute = 60 seconds

so there are 365.24 * 24 * 60 * 60 seconds in a year.

One nanosecond is 10**9 seconds so multiply the above answer by 10**9 (or just shift the decimal point 9 places, it's loads easier)

BTW this same approach can be used to convert any comparable sets of units, e.g. miles per hour into metres per second, or even furlongs per fortnight if you really want to try.

I'm tempted to trash this in the "illegal acts" category, but there is at least the possibility that under some circumstances it might not actually be illegal (doing so to avoid paying the fare is, though).

You sneak onto a ferry the same way you sneak anywhere... sneakily. It's hard to answer more specifically without knowing what ferry and what the circumstances are.

well first you have to look like a ninja. then next make sure you jump on the end of the dock right when they are about to leave so you go unnoticed. next if there are any guards watching... shoot them. oh yes i forgot to mention that you have to bring two guns with you. the first one must be a silencer so no one hears the guards get shot. the second is of your choice ;)

Place your waistband on your highest dresser knob. Bend your knees to give yourself a regular wedgie. Then grab the back and pull until your underwear goes over your head, then take some duct tape to secure the underwear, then take photos or have someone take them for you.

Liss shari taft is about to do this.

liss shari taft loves wedgies

The word "damask" is pronounced as "DAM-uhsk" with the stress on the first syllable. The "a" in the first syllable is pronounced as a short vowel sound, like the "a" in "cat." The "sk" at the end is pronounced as a single consonant sound, not as separate "s" and "k" sounds.

Im not sure which one is which but the white and yellow is sound and picture for when you hook up a DVD or camera (etc) to it and the red is just backup sound.

Some TVs don't have the red plug to fit the cord into it so the white and yellow work fine without it.

To estimate the product of 64 and 8, I would do the following: # Round 64 to the nearest tenths place (60). # Round 8 to the nearest tenths place (10). # Then multiply your rounded numbers (60 and 10). # Your estimated result of 64 and 8 will be 600. # The exact product of 64 and 8 is 512.

Styrofoam is a good insulator due to its low thermal conductivity, which can help retain the heat of a hot drink for a longer period compared to materials with higher thermal conductivity. The trapped air pockets within the styrofoam structure create a barrier that slows down heat transfer. However, the effectiveness of styrofoam in keeping a hot drink warm longer also depends on factors such as the initial temperature of the drink, ambient temperature, and the quality of the styrofoam material.

Oh, isn't that a lovely little equation we have here! When you have x cubed minus x squared, you can simplify it by factoring out an x squared, leaving you with x squared times (x - 1). It's like painting a beautiful landscape with just a few brush strokes, bringing out the beauty in the math world.

Oh, dude, why do you like chocolate ice cream? It's just one of those things that some people enjoy, you know? Like, it's a personal preference, and as long as it's consensual and all parties are into it, who cares? Just do your thing and let others do theirs, man.

The cost of silly string can vary depending on the brand, quantity, and retailer. On average, a can of silly string typically ranges from $2 to $5. Specialty or larger cans may cost more, while bulk packs may offer a lower cost per can. It is recommended to check with local stores or online retailers for current pricing information.

A spark within bed sheets or blankets is caused by static electricity, or friction. Maybe by rubbing two thick blankets together. It's the same as rubbing you socks across new carpet. And no, it is not dangerous by little sparks, but huge ones maybe, but not very harmful at all.

"0" has both horizontal and vertical symmetry.

"2" is not symmetrical.

"3" has horizontal symmetry.

"4" is not symmetrical.

"5" is not symmetrical.

"6" is not symmetrical.

Ah, a curved line used to mark an angle is called an arc. Just like when we paint happy little trees, arcs can add a beautiful flow and grace to our artwork. Remember, there are no mistakes, just happy accidents, so embrace the curves and let your creativity shine!

Ah, Tunak Tunak Tun is sung in Punjabi, my friend. The beautiful language adds a special touch to the catchy melody, creating a joyful experience for all who listen. Keep exploring different languages and cultures through music, and you'll find a world of beauty waiting for you.

a ton is a United States unit of weight equivalent to 2,000 pounds. I would say there are three (3) zeros in a "ton".

Oh, dude, 17.33 is bigger than 17.03. It's like comparing a regular slice of pizza to a slice with extra cheese - one's just a little beefier. So yeah, 17.33 takes the cake... or the pizza, I guess.

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'Fakest' is not a word. You would need to use 'most fake thing'.

The most fake thing in the world is... a lie.

I live in New York and we don't have prom for 6 graders. There's a 5th grade prom for when you graduate from elementary school. An 8th grade prom for when you graduate middle school and a 12th grade prom for when you graduate high school. Some schools have junior proms but here in new york we don't. at least not in public school. It all depends on the school you go to.

Well, honey, that quote was actually said by the legendary Benjamin Franklin. He was all about living your life to the fullest and not being held back by material desires. So, go ahead and live it up without worrying about what you don't have.

(Please note that this is interpreted to be "ANY two people with ANY birthdate the same".) Yes, even if they "celebrate" their common birthday on some other day. In fact you only need 367. A random selection of people will have several pairs who share the same birthday, and several dates (especially the magic "February 29") are almost certain to be omitted. Statistical probability requires a very large sample, so that if 365,000 people were polled, you would have close to 1000 of each separate date, and as many as 250 with February 29th. (a 1-in-1461 average).

We live in the Cambrian period. Try refraseing the question to the Precambrian Period

Volcanic activity would be a major danger, as landforms were forming,and drowning would also be a danger as the world was mostly covered with water. Heat exaustion would also be a possibility, for the climate was much warmer then than it is now.

I have three possible answers:

1. The blue ball signifies land owned by the Courtenay family. Many of the pubs in England with this name are in areas with connections to this family.

2. The blue ball was used by coaching inns to indicate to an approaching coach that facilities such as fresh horses and accommodation were available.

3. The blue ball was the float from a fishing net raised by the pub to indicate that the local fishing fleet had returned.

his real name is Jonathan Brodsky. he is the creator of many games, his most famous is the "Riddle School" series.

*Actually, Jonathan Brodsky and the creator of Riddle School are two different people. (Just to clear that up.)