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That pun was so bad it killed one of the armadillos- they're very sensitive...
Quite correct.
10pts.
WH-AAATTT!!?!?24 times that money.
My parents weren't that pleased, to say the least.
1,200 pounds?I BET they weren't pleased!!!!
That's $1,800!!!!!!!
Yep.
Most Moroccans consider reading 'stupid' and only do so when absolutely necessary.
Even 90% of my university students studying English have never read a book in any language, not even the Quran.
90 % of north African TV advertising money is for Morocco, because people watch a lot of television but won't read.
The other countries, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, Egypt and even Mauretania and Sudan spend more money on advertising in newspapers, magazines, leaflets and brochures, but the Moroccans just won't read.
I was quite pleased with that one.
If you eat nothing but polar bear liver you will quickly die of Vitamin A poisoning!
I still have the leather book bag I purchased so long ago, I can't remember when. I can say though, and this is not a cheap shot at all, it has been with me longer than 2 wives and 3 dogs. It's a good friend …
And wild rabbit is so lean you will get scurvy …
Interesting.
Must cut down on polar bear liver.
@Cowboy_Ken
From "The Daily Telegraph".
"Police rushed to rescue a horse in Dorking, Surrey, after a passing motorist saw it tied to a post by a tether so short that the horse couldn't reach down to chew the grass.They found that the poor animal had only one ear and was missing a back leg. It was also made of wood and was an advertisement for a local riding school."
From "The Daily Telegraph".
"Police rushed to rescue a horse in Dorking, Surrey, after a passing motorist saw it tied to a post by a tether so short that the horse couldn't reach down to chew the grass.They found that the poor animal had only one ear and was missing a back leg. It was also made of wood and was an advertisement for a local riding school."
According to astronomers in 2003 how many moons does the earth have?
Many millions. My best friend in primary school's surname was Moon
Taking a shot in the dark here; none?
Not quite astronomy though.
But 2pts.
Nope.
This HAS to be a trick...
All I can find in a short search is that from time to time Earth's gravity has captured errant asteroids which orbited us a few times then toddled on along. There's also a question of how many chunks of rock and space debris are caught in our orbit, effectively serving as tiny moons.
Can't find anything more specific for 2003.
Can't find anything more specific for 2003.
It is, sort of.
But a second moon was discovered in 1994 and it's orbit established in 1997 and is called Cruithne which is 3 miles across and orbits the earth every 770 years. it was classified as a moon in 2003 but declassified a few years later.
But a second moon was discovered in 1994 and it's orbit established in 1997 and is called Cruithne which is 3 miles across and orbits the earth every 770 years. it was classified as a moon in 2003 but declassified a few years later.
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