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An impossible question...
- Thread starter Gomendosi
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Because you're too good for them.
What is the difference between baking soda and baking powder?
What is the difference between baking soda and baking powder?
The name.
Who was Jack the Ripper?
Who was Jack the Ripper?
Sometimes they sign a treaty in the snow: no eating penguins, and the penguins will bring polar bears fish to eat.
Same question…
Same question…
There is a great photo migration. Whenever digital photos are ""deleted"" by a human they understand that it is their time to leave the device so they crawl out of the device and ride radio signals until they get to The Louvre where they imagine what it would be like if they could have been put up on these walls as well.
If I shuffle a deck of cards, cut it in half, eat one, throw the rest in the air, pick up only the cards that landed face down and then deal the cards equally between me and my opponent, how many cards do I have?
If I shuffle a deck of cards, cut it in half, eat one, throw the rest in the air, pick up only the cards that landed face down and then deal the cards equally between me and my opponent, how many cards do I have?
Should be very little if anything, I believe.
Both should basically be sodium bicarbonate (sodium hydrogen carbonate, as memory serves, or doesn't!
).But that's from a chemistry view, I don't know if anything is also added to either for cooking purposes.
Oops! Apologies, I didn't twig the thread, just saw the question and answered! Sorry!
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We all know that The Childlike Empress, from The Neverending Story, answered it best: "As many as you wish. And the more cards you pick up, the more wonderful Fantasia will become."
What makes olive oil smoke at high temperatures?
Stress, ever since it gave up drinking.
Why do clouds sometimes look like animals?
Because that's what they are.
Why does a route that takes 20 minutes in a car, often take 2 hours on a bus?
Why does a route that takes 20 minutes in a car, often take 2 hours on a bus?
If your flower is having trouble seeing things, you should take her to the optometrist, or at the very least, to get a pair of dollar store reading glasses.
What makes a grown person so cracked out that they jump up and down in front of Whole Foods Market, screaming at the top of their lungs, because security won't let them cash in their cans?
What makes a grown person so cracked out that they jump up and down in front of Whole Foods Market, screaming at the top of their lungs, because security won't let them cash in their cans?
You really did that? Wow, you must have been having a tough day.
Why is it called a Lazy Susan?
Because that woman hasn't gotten up off the couch, except to grab a snack or use the bathroom, in fifteen years.
Why is it called a Dumb Waiter?
Why is it called a Dumb Waiter?
Because no matter how much you yell at him he never answers back.
Why do fish smell bad but taste good?
Yes, we feel relieved that it's not us this time.
Does rising sea levels and more people learning how to swim mean we'll get less tourists drowning in Australia?
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