Miscellaneous

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.)

The creator of the fashion brand Dooney & Bourke is Peter Dooney and Frederic Bourke. They founded the company in 1975, specializing in handbags, accessories, and other fashion items. Dooney & Bourke is known for its high-quality craftsmanship and timeless designs, making it a popular choice among fashion enthusiasts.

If you want to relocate to a new city or town, pre-planning is a must!

If possible, make at least 1 visit to the town and look around/drive around. Stop in a few small stores and ask for tips about which neighborhoods are best, low crime, easy to get to/from, rents within your price range, etc. Check a local phone book for the list of local extensions... the 3 numbers that come after an area code. For example, one city's area code may be "216" but they may have hundreds of "extensions" based on areas within the city. Ask which neighborhoods use which phone extensions. Pick up a local paper at a convenience store and look at the Job ads and Apartment Ads and specifically note whether the phone numbers are in the areas you just learned about from store owners. If possible stay overnight at a local motel so you can do more investigation the next day.

If you absolutely cannot do an overnight visit, you'll need to use other ways to check out the area. Google the word newspaper+city state (the city you are interested in). Read their newspaper for several months online. Pay attention to crime news and job or local unemployment news. Also browse the want ads online.

Google TV news+city state (the city you are interested in). Look through the archives of the TV news station. Play their video news clips. Visit the site every day for a few weeks or months to get an idea of the area and problems you might face.

Call ahead. If you think you'll need to sign up for State Welfare (money, food stamps, etc) call ahead and ask what they require. Some States make you wait 6 months before you are eligible--can you survive 6 months in a strange city with little money??

Use the want ads online to do job searches. Send out resumes from your current home ONLY to places where you might have a good chance of employment. If you can visit the city, set up Interviews all on one day (or two days). If Place A doesn't hire you, ask if they know a local business that could use your talents.

While doing your research from home, you've got to plan what you are taking, selling, leaving behind. Go through every possession. If you can sell an item, sell. SAvE the money from every sale, no matter what amount. You'll need the extra $2.00 from a small sale just as much as you'll need the $100.00 from selling a bigger item. As well, start saving every penny from your current work or whatever income you have. You'll need every penny to move and get reestablished in the new city.

If you belong to a church now, ask if there's a related church in the new city. Ask your pastor if he/she would write you a "Letter of Introduction" that you can show at a church there if you need help after moving. Call churches there and ask if you would come do work for them (cleaning, mowing grass) would they be open to helping you if you need it after moving.

Make sure before moving to get other references too. Don;t rely on your memory for your neighbor's phone number. Write it all down. Ask people "If I need a reference in my new town, can I use you as a reference?"

A word of caution, though. If you want to move ONLY to get away from "a problem", especially a financial problem, don't move for that reason only. Moving will only stretch your budget more. It's far better to clean up one mess before moving and creating new messes.

Try to have at least 3 months "rent money" in your pocket before leaving, plus security deposit. With travel, food, and rent monies, you'll need money in your pocket to do a safe, smooth move! Remember also, utilities require turn on fees. If you are a new customer, fees can be very high.

So, plan, plan, plan. The better your plan before you go, the better your move will go.

In American terms, this is a quart size milk carton. In inches, the carton is about 3 by 3 by 8 inches. Manufacturers can vary the size, but this is the most common size produce in the US.

The popular idiom "life doesn't exist in a vacuum" means that everything is in relation to it's context. Everyone lives in a different culture, society, family, etc. that alters and shapes the way they see the world. This is a lot why people are fascinated by the few "feral children" (i.e. children dropped off in the woods or whatnot, without living with other humans.) These children have lived without being conditioned by society, so scientists are very interested in them because they really have almost been brought up "in a vacuum." Don't forget: in a vacuum is NOT referring to a vacuum cleaner; it is referring to a vacuum of space. Nothing is there to alter the original thing. Hope that helps!

What you do is you sneak up behind your victim, and you pull (you get the idea). Then you hang them to something like a pole or something that you can easily put the undies on so they cant get down. this will be easier if that person is light weighted. so try it to a friend or a nerd. But yo shoul try and do it to a girl and see what happens. but you dont have to.

They're called sketch artists, darling. You know, those talented folks who can whip up a portrait of a criminal based on witness descriptions. They're like the detectives of the art world, capturing the essence of a suspect with nothing but a pencil and some paper.

An ALLOY.

Careful!!!! When a metal and another element , be it metal or non-metal are MIXED together, then it is an ALLOY.

e.g. Steel is an allot of iron and carbon.

When a metal and another element COMBINE together, then it is a COMPOUND .

e.g. Iron ore / iron oxide / rust is a compound of iron and oxygen .

No, he did not have any (see http://www.catholicauthors.com/chesterton.html : "Their desire for children was never to be fulfilled; later they adopted Dorothy Collins who had become Gilbert's secretary in 1926.")

Oh, what a delightful question! Spider-Man is a fictional character, so he doesn't have a real phone number. But if you ever need a hero to talk to, just remember that there are always people in your life who care about you and are ready to listen. Just like Spider-Man, they'll be there to help you out when you need it.

Well, darling, Play-Doh can freeze just like your ex's heart, so if you leave it in a cold garage, it might become as hard as your grandma's fruitcake. But don't you worry, once it warms up, it should be good as new, unlike that haircut you got last year. Just let it thaw out and knead it a bit, and it'll be back to its squishy self in no time.

The number XXXVIII is equivalent to 38 in standard Arabic numerals. In Roman numerals, X represents 10, V represents 5, and III represents 3. When these values are added together (10 + 10 + 5 + 3), the total is 38.

A sheltered inlet is a small body of water, such as a bay or cove, that is partially enclosed by land, providing protection from strong winds and waves. The surrounding landforms act as a barrier, creating a calm and safe area for boats to anchor or for marine life to seek refuge. Sheltered inlets are often used as natural harbors or marinas due to their calm waters and protection from harsh weather conditions.

Well, darling, a standard dinner plate typically weighs around 1-2 pounds. But let's be real, who actually sits there weighing their dinnerware before chowing down? Just make sure it's sturdy enough to hold all that delicious food without collapsing on you.

In the fictional work, The Andromeda Strain, "Directive 7-12" prescribes the dropping of a nuclear weapon on an area infected by a contagion. Directive 7-11 is an alternative that does not involve use of the nuclear option (presumably relying on conventional quarantine).

It is unquestionably 100% very right for some men to be sissified. Every individual is different and what they want and need is different. If it makes them happy and it harms no one, why wouldn't it be right?