Rhetorical Questions

It takes as long as it took me to write this answer - in other words, a short space of time.

Living with George W. Bush.

BECAUSE IT HAD NO WERE ELSE TO HAHAHAHAHHAHHAAHHAAH

a picture is worth a thousand words

Sqishinesss, softness, goodness, muffinyness, pokyterness, and poopyness

Purple.

when i went on vacation and my dog of 13 years died while i was gone

A set. But I'm guessing that this actually has some kind of punchline, so... whatever.

Would I tell you if I were? Would I shoot you first?

The three rhetorical appeals are logos, ethos and pathos. 1) logos - logic (factual) 2) ethos - individual character (shame & honor) 3) pathos - emotional (feelings/pity) Hope this helps!!

cuz they dont want ur aids son

of course they say, "i want you to stay here!"

For the safety of you and your friends, i would advise not making such a thing. Just a thought.

I don't think azeena is a word, but below are some suggestions. Azalea: noun: a flowering bush related to the rhododendron. Azania: a name for South Africa used by resistance movements in the apartheid era. Azine: noun: an organic chemical compound with a six-sided ring structure containing one or more atoms of nitrogen. Asana: noun: a posture used in yoga. Azonal: adjective: no zones; not divided into zones. Asadha: noun: in the Hindu calendar, the fourth month of the year, lasting 31 days and falling about the same time as June to July.

Sweet release.

four

Nope.

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Cause he was rebel by hayley mc whitmore Cause he was rebel by hayley mc whitmore

No cats do not have an appendix.

Another way to say 'such as' is, 'For example,' or when written, you can abbreviate it as: 'e.g.,' which also means 'for example' or such as.

One answer ...

it doesn't go anywhere.

Now is a word for where we exist

the past exists only in our memories,

the future only in our imaginations.

Be thankful, now is hard enough to live with.

Lame as an idiom:

one def could be "out of touch"... Ex: II prefer a walkman than an mp3... He's so lame

other definition: a completely uninteresting person: I don't wanna keep talkin to her, she's so lame....

iff Matt groeing decides it will

Well, yes, but mostly the 60's.

Thank you!