I doubt it. That is basically based upon stereotypes. I really have no idea what "goth" fully entails.
Why didn't the USA adapt the metric system? Metric is so much simplier.
I doubt it. That is basically based upon stereotypes. I really have no idea what "goth" fully entails.
Why didn't the USA adapt the metric system? Metric is so much simplier.
Perhaps, depends on skin color. If you have a dark skin tone, you also have to powder it white or something like that.
EDIT: because SoL posted while I was posting. And the answer is because Americans are too lazy to even bother taking the time to switch over to an easier method.
Can I answer the questions posted previously, even though they've already been answered?
Yeah, and it doesn't matter because you already did, sweetheart n.n
Why are most people who drink 'fat free' drinks getting fat?
*You know it's over, growing colder, I need something, leads me next to nothing...*
*All we ever wanted, I need something, leads me next to nothing...*
Because they drink a lot of them? And it's not so much fat, it's everything else they have to burn before their body gets to the fat. Even if you don't eat much fat, if you don't burn off the protein and carbs to get to it, the fat will store.
Why don't soldiers in combat, who do arguable the most dangerous job in the world, get paid more?
Long story short, no, it lacks the mass. But, if we added the materials of our other gas giants to the mix, they could generate the kind of gravity well necessary to create sustained fusion and thus a new star. Also, "2001: A Space Odyssey" was a really good book.Is it a fact that jupiter was to be our 'other sun'?
Every living thing created through sexual reproduction is a "mutant"- if we go with the actual definition of mutant as a lifeform with genes differing from that of it's parent(s). Our DNA undergoes a "recombinant" stage, where codes from the two parents gets crossed. Too complex to go into here.Anyone ever seen a mutant?
Because that just wouldn't be cost effective. And that means wars wouldn't happen. And that'd be a utopia. And clearly that ain't happening.Why don't soldiers in combat, who do arguable the most dangerous job in the world, get paid more?
Is it sad that I cared enough about the above questions to take the time to answer them out of line like this?
Eh...kind of, dear, but we love you anyways.
Has Johnny Depp played a good role in his latest film. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory?
*You know it's over, growing colder, I need something, leads me next to nothing...*
*All we ever wanted, I need something, leads me next to nothing...*
Meh, his naturally bizarre demeanor suits the role.
Is it wrong to openly ridicule someone’s beliefs if they are REALLY stupid and pathetic?
No one answered the question. It says MAKE, NOT BUY.Originally Posted by Polyonymous
Can you make ice-cream without an ice-cream maker? If you can, I would like to know how.
http://www.polsci.wvu.edu/Henry/Icecream/Icecream.html
Is it wrong to openly ridicule someone’s beliefs if they are REALLY stupid and pathetic?
Of course not. I can't see why it would be. ESPECIALLY among political peoplez.
What do you think of the US president sent-by-God
How disgusting
Only if you don't bitch when they believe the same of your beliefs.
Sure. Not saying he's a prophet or anything, not even saying he's doing everything God would have him to. But if God didn't want him to be in there, he wouldn't be.
How is "Ramen" (as in, the noodles) pronounced?
Master of the Fork
Cid's Knight
Ra-men that's how i pronounce it anyway.
If it was possible, if you went back in time and did soemthing would it screw up te time line as we know it?
Yes. If you go back in time and make the smallest change, then you wouldn't have to worry about it in the future, thus you would not have to go back in time to make that change, but because you don't go back, the change happens and then the cycle continues in an endless loop.
What do you think video-games will look like in 20 years?
:monster2: One, AH! AH! Two, AH AH! Three, AH AH!
I don't know. Probably early level virtual reality.
If someone had multiple personalities, and someone cured it, would that be a form of murder? (and I'm not talking normal dissociation disorder, I'm using the layman's meaning)
No, because I think murder is considered when the person can no longer live in physical terms, not spiritual/mental/ect. If a person can breathe and live physically, then it won't be considered murder. But yeah, on some terms it's considered murder because you're murdering another 'person', in a sense.
Are eating Cheerios everyday healthy?
*You know it's over, growing colder, I need something, leads me next to nothing...*
*All we ever wanted, I need something, leads me next to nothing...*
Well, they certainly don't lower your cholestrol.
Why do people accuse others of being "racist", when in fact they're the ones who always seem to bring up the issue?
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