Toys

They can range from $6.00 to $100.00

you tell it to either eat: a poppy flower (which will make it red), or a water crass flower (which will make it green), or a bluebell flower (which will make it blue), or a buttercup flower ( which will make it yellow)

They don't work with any clip system blasters

Good Will stores gladly accept donations and in return issue you a tax receipt. Also eBay is a great way to make tons of $$. You never know what people are searching for. For an example I sold a childrens plastic sink/dishwasher/refrig for over $100, which was actually more than I had originally paid for it. The buyer pays the shipping and listing fees are minimal. Good Luck!

sadly yes they can

Perhaps, in the future. Nintendo is coming out with apps compared to the I-Phone. In the next 5-8 months, new software will be available. A Youtube app, Video Streaming app, and Facebook app will be available soon. Microsoft Word has been considered, but Nintendo will find it difficult to sign a contract with Microsoft, because it is a full sized computer company, not for smaller devices, but that can be changed.

A person can find photos from the film "Madonna's Truth or Dare" by visiting very popular fan sites. Some of these sites are Madonnarama, Madonnatribe, or Madonnalicious.

yoshi is a yoshi. or you could say he is a dinosaur

Benny Hill

Well, what I would do is start out by looking at what other people have done in the Trivia game genre. Often, the board is just colors and the card design is the most important thing. In other trivia games there is no board... you win when one team has answered a certain number of questions correctly. So, think about what you want the goal of your game to be. For instance, do you want players to answer questions in different categories to win, or do you want them to focus on one category, but solve progressively harder challenges? The goal of the game will impact the game board design. The theme of the game will also matter... I have trivia games based on law school, on psychology, and on 80s music trivia. The theme that you choose will play a part in how you describe the goal of the game. If it is law questions you can tell the players that the goal is to graduate from law school, and take them through different categories of law and different difficulty levels if you want to. If it is 80s songs... maybe they have to know trivia in different categories like Artists and Lyrics... and the goal could be to... get a music award, or escape from the 80s. :) You can have a track board layout, where the pieces go around and around landing on different colors until a certain number of questions is reached. You could have a goal board, with a start and an end, and the first person to the end wins... but you get to the end by answering questions. You could also have a level board, where people move "up" based on answering questions, and then rankings determine the winner at the end of a time limit... say, an hour.

Anyway, that was a lot to throw at you, but maybe that will help with some of the decisions you make as you design a game. :)

Original colour is pinkish.

There are 4 distinct colours, bright pink, blue, orange and yellow

And some glow in the dark; green, pink, yellow and blue.

3 changeable colours; purple to pink, orange to yellow, forest green to bright green.

For anniversary limited editions they released gold.

yes there is cheat codes you have to go to Bella sara bot come and press you hores 10 time then clean the hay the press you hores 5 times and then some thin sould pop up

Take paper towel rolls and use those as a foundation or use empty spools to link together . A craft store would have tons of items to help you. Think outside the box.

all Pokemon games=

gameboy:

blue

red

yellow

silver

gold

sapphire

ruby

emerald

leafgreen

firered

ds:

diamond

pearl

platinum

soulsilver

heartgold

black

white

Nintendo wii:

pokepark wii

battle revolution

gamecube:

colosseum

XD(the one with shadow lugia).

Nintendo 64:

stadium

stadium2

PC:

indigo

volcano

crater

(there are more but i cannot remmember)

Pokemon games that are not Pokemon games but include Pokemon

Nintendo wii:

super smash bros brawl

... and that's all that i know...

at the top of the stairs in the room where the stairs are you use super strengh man on top of stairs where the wall is with handles is and use the strenght man on the wall and you'll find him!

NO.

you have to get a normal flutterscotch and feed it a poppy.

Herman Fisher, Irving Price and Helen Schelle created the Fisher-Price Toy Company in 1930.

click on the light switch button and then hurry and click the spiral until the light goes out and repeat

At the end of Chain of Memories (Reverse/Rebirth) Mickey and Riku chose to go 'under cover' to help Sora get his memories back while he slept. Due to being 'under cover' Mickey chose to wear the jacket of the Organization.

First, the people from Magic Box Int draw the gogo's they want to make. next they choose the best one out of all the drawings (there are hudreds!) Next, they mould the drawings in to a gogo we see today but with no colour! To see the rest go on http://www.crazybones.com/tour/tour.htm for the other bits! Just a quick notice that you can MAKE YOUR OWN at home using clay Have fun!

"Main Number: 973-617-3500 Be prepared to go through a LOT of prompts/messages to finally talk to a "human"!!"

Yes that is the phone number, and NO you don't have to be prepared to go through a LOT of prompts to talk to a human- simply dial 7 , then 0, and if you say you want to file a complaint , they will transfer you immediately.

Step 1 Go to control panel Step 2 Click on network and internet Step 3 Click on network anh sharing center Step 4 On the left side on the bottom of task click on manage network connections Step 5 Right click on the cricket icon on the bottom of dial up and click on properties Step 6 Click on the top far left tab where it says sharing Step 7 Check the box where it says "allow other network users to connect through this computers internet connection" Step 8 click OK and your finished

There is not one sorry .

I believe they use some type of spring which is compressed as the handle turns. Naturally, when you let go the spring try's to return to its original position. However, I'm not sure exactly how its done, because most wind up toys make some sort of noise, I would have to take one apart and see what devices are used.

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Part-way there..... but be VERY careful if you dismantle anything driven by clockwork because the driving-spring is very powerful and if it is still partly wound up but you release it suddenly by not knowing what you are doing with it, it can bite, potentially seriously such as an eye injury. Clockmakers use special tools and wear eye-protection to deal with these things.

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The mechanism is called a Clockwork Motor, because it uses a roughly similar motion to a spring-driven clock. The spring is very long strip of spring-steel wound into a coil further tightened by the winding-key. When the toy is released, the spring unwinds steadily, driving the toy along or around through a train of intervening gears. There may be some form of governor, perhaps just a "fly" (a small fan), to control the rate.

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The original "wind-up" gramophones, now antiques, use a high-quality version of the clockwork motor fitted with a sensitive governor to keep the playing speed constant within fine limits. Music-boxes have a compact little clockwork motor to rotate the pin-barrel against the spring-steel comb that it plucks to produce the notes. You can now buy clockwork radios - invented I think by James Dyson - in which the motor drives a small dynamo.