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i dont knw what may be the answer plz may i have the some hint or answer??

the answer is M E S S A G E

get two rubberbands. intwine them with one horizontal and one vertical. take the one that is horizontial and fold it upwards. then pull the vertical one down. there you go you have a braclet. (you can add more if you want)

this sort of a joker!

i dunno! gogo crazy bones are incredible. let's just say that.

Hi there yes in fact you can i happen to own a tin myself indeed they are incredible .

You can buy them off of amazon or eBay at about more or less 7 or 8 pounds!

If you havent already why not try collecting `gogos crazy bones mega metropolis'

which i have as a subscription on their magazine!

Yours sincerely

Magic Box inc.

a regular worker can get, as of 2010, $30,500 to $48,000 annualy, but seniors can make more.

This really depends on age of the child and location, but

The top toys in 1991 were In-line skates (rollerblades), Nintendo Game Boys, Mangna doodles, waterbabies, anything He-man or Sonix or Robin Hood (like action figures), Super Grip Balls (more of a fad), Super Soakers, Super Nintendo, G I Joe, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Also, the collectible holiday Barbie usually landed in the top ten of most years.

fourarms = nori

stinkfly=aval

heatblast=kemn

diamondhead=taki

upgrade=funa

XLR8=wjas

wildmutt=bric

ghostfeak=rsam

benwolf=ypet

wildvine=rame

upchuck=bafa

Cannonbolt=swor

benmummy=ansn

benvicktor=pkmn

You got to club.lego.com and type MAGAWARD

The above is no longer possible as the site is updated. You can go here though.

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I'm not sure. Probably not, i know that you can use cream of tartar though.

catch 22, for 460 dollars, only 70 made, already sold out

Sports, fighting, and video games are often marketed toward boys. Boys are encouraged to be active and strong through toys that help them replicate typical manly activities that they may see their dad doing, like working with tools or mowing the lawn.

When you roll the dice you move up as many places as you rolled. If you land on the snake's head you go down the snake. If you land at the bottom of the ladder then you go up the ladder. If you are on 98 lets say and you roll a 3 you go to 100 which is 2 steps and then you go back 1 which makes 3 steps. It is that easy.

the best place to buy cheap clothes is the pawlette cofor boutiqe the second place is the bear stuff store and finlly bearville outfitters. seriacly i am a member of build a bear so i done an experament

from maddie

Play-Doh was invented by 2 people and I forget what their

names are.

Actually, U.S. Patent No. 3,167,440 was granted to Noah McVicker and Joseph McVicker for a "plastic modeling composition of a soft, playable working consistency' that eventually became a product known as Play-Doh.

Making a Blanket Fort Want to make a blanket fort in your bedroom? Here is how. (THIS WILL WORK) Steps 1. Place a chair or two in the center of your room. Optionally, you may use your bed. 2. Get your blanket and unfold it. 3. Position blanket over your bed or chair. 4. Place books or heavy objects on corners to hold out sides of fort. 5. If you have a bunk bed, you can easily tuck a blanket under the edge of your upper mattress. The blanket will drape down over the lower bunk for a very private fort. 6. Add contents: pillows, food, toys, books. 7. Invite a friend or two to chill with you. 8. If you have access to a sectional sofa, it can be used to make giant forts! 9. You can make a circular blanket fort by putting several chairs in a circle and then draping a blanket over all the chairs. Then get more blankets and use books to hold the blankets on the chairs as you put them around the side of the chairs.

Probably to use as an example of the laws of gravity :)

Its poweroff not as hard as suicidal enjoy!

mostly these dogs:

Maltipoo (Maltese and Poodle)

Yorkshire Terrier

Poodle

Maltese

Schnauzer

* And it really all depend on what you like

Slinky was introduced in 1945 and was very popular. Bubble blowing solutions were first marketed in the 40s. Some other popular toys were: * Erector Sets * Electric Trains * Silly Putty * Paper Dolls

Toy fads come and go - do you remember the cabbage patch dolls? With parents frantic to buy one for their ever demanding off-spring! If a company tries to foresee the next fad that children 'want it, as all their friends have got one!' they may guess wrong and have stock mouldering in their warehouses, or they guess right and have to put on extra shifts to keep up with demand. Yes, making a decision (without a crystal ball) is fraught with danger. And any company that guesses right, at least most of the time, will make a fortune.
Toy companies are constantly researching the market, studying the latest 'hit' movie, such as 'Frozen' and others that will suddenly bring forth the demand from children everywhere - until the fad wears off!

Green/Teal- Happy

Dark Blue/Indigo- Sad

Purple- Excited

Light Green/Turquoise- Flirty

Blue/Light Blue- Calm

Copper/Orange- Crabby

No but you can play Gameboy Advance games on a original Nintendo DS and a Nintendo DS Lite.

eBay is the best place but i don't think they made any metal dragoons

TurtwigXD2: If you want first Generation, www.ebey.com

If you want 2 Generation, I'll be out in stores in the U.S.A this fall. Canada's toys are out and Japan's are out. When it come's out in the USA, you'd have to get there early and be pretty LUCKY. Or you can just buy 3 beyblades and a stadium for 35$ at Walmart.