Whenever a cashier asks for your zip code, it would be fun to give them a zip code for some barren unpopulated place in Alaska. So now we start the 99701 Zip Code Campaign. Give every cashier the zipe code of “99701.” It’s the zip code for Coldfoot, Alaska. Population: 13. It would be fun …
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You hit the up button for an elevator. You wait. Elevator dings. You stand by the door, and then accidentally get in the way of people exiting the elevator. Oops! Yeah, most of the time you don’t let this occur. You always try to stand clear of the doors before they open. But it does …
It would be alot easier to surf blogs, if everyone had a consistent category structure. That way, I can read all the posts about a particular topic I’m interested in. Many people post about a wide variety of things, some that i’m interested in, alot that i’m not. Yeah, this shifts the focus from personalization …
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say anything you wish about the spudart.org website
would your hair become sparkly clean?
Awww, Library. Such a good old friend, Library. Always there for you. Always so willing to give you knowledge. But Library doesn’t brag or show off its knowledge. Library just sits there and lets you come in. You ask Library a question, Library has an answer. Sometimes you have to dig into Library’s heart, but …
To achieve a wider range of sound, look at the fine print on the packaging to see what the frequency range is (the Hz). The first number is the bass (the lower the better). The second number is the high frequencies (the higher the better). Remember the 20/20 rule. Try to buy a pair where …
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http://www.artlaura.com/ Laura’s website
http://www.unlikelymoose.com/My twin brother’s website
A few life lessons I learned while working at an ice cream shop, the Yogurt Oasis, during college summers: 1) Don’t ever put gummy bears into the ice cream, they get very cold and hard; therefore, very difficult to chew. 2) When sticking your head under the frozen yogurt machine and filling your mouth with …
When saying letters our mouth, tongue, teeth and lips do different things. I’m amazed how much we use the roof of our mouth when talking (14 of the 26 letters). And it makes sense why we call a, e, i, o, u “vowels“. They come purely from the throat. (7) dghjlnt: tip of tongue touch …
