for long walks in the country, candlelit dinners at expensive restaurants, friendship and maybe more…
Project Curious continues. Any questions for these answers?
A1. Because it is addictive and when you are on it you turn into a zombie & in some cases it can lead to mental trauma & schizophrenia & killing sprees.
A2. Clear and blue as if it were September. Answer no 2: Muddy Bottom.
A3. Because they like to sit on their tails!
A4. Sex and mangoes – fresh and juicy.
A5. I went to the shop, chopped back the buddleia and ate some salad: at last I have the answer. You’ve wet the bed. X
Any answers for these questions?
Q1. When was the first coop formed, by whom, and for what reason?
Q2. Why can’t politicians just give a yes or no answer to a simple question?
Q3. Why is belly button fluff blue?
By the way: I have also posted about the techie stuff/process on my teaching blog Urban Bloggers – for those interested in such matters – access via sidebar.
ooh, i know the qustion to the first answer. I could reveal it, but will not for 2 reasons:
1) I am not a member and would not want to break the code#
2) I cheated and was told the question by the asker.
My belly button fluff is not blue. Blueness is caused by excessive wearing of blue things. Wear another colour.
And wash more. There should be no belly button fluff with an effective sanitation regime.
Lady Bonde – YOU may not be a member of tha good book but madame’s bazookas are! Now – no off-social-networking-hub nagging…we like it like that
I am convinced you may have other answers up your sleeve however – biological/scientificky of course!
Thank you for a super evening. I thought I’d look up your blog and ooh look, questions.
Q1. Why is McDonald’s Big Mac so popular?
Q2. How do you take your tea?
Q3. Why do my dogs have no noses?
Q4. What are two things you can’t have on a double-decker bus – and how do I look?
Q5. Where do you go to, my lovely?
A1. By a chicken farmer, for keeping chickens in. Don’t know when, sorry.
A2. That’s a very interesting question and I’m glad you asked it. I’m going to go off on a tangent now.
A3. Because no one knows how to cheer it up.
Not an answer to the belly-button fluff question, but another question: how come sometimes it’s a different colour from the clothes you’re wearing? Is it – horrible thought – actually emerging from inside? From a hitherto unknown internal organ that collects waste clothing matter accidentally ingested in your food?