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My presence is needed, even though many do like like me around. I can create life and sound, but I also cause fear.. what am I.

Does anyone know where I can find Debbie Rockt!'s Illusion lyrics? Because I can't find it anywhere....

Thanks!

I was thinking about getting layers in my hair but I want to see if it will work with me first. I have really thick hair at medium length and it's curly (when I don't blow dry it). I have blondish brown hair... and I'm a girl. :-P And I also have a squarish face. Just tell me if it would work with my type of hair and face. Or if I should wait 'til my hair is longer so it won't poof out as much.

Give me truthful answers, please. :-)

What's the difference between "bis" and "zu" in German? Because don't they both mean "to"?

I have a project on Chile for my Geography class due tomorrow and I have one last paper to write, but I can't find the answers to these ANYWHERE! I don't usually come on here for project help, but I'm desperate.

-How much is the minimum wage in Chile?

-How many hours do people in Chile usually work?

-And what are the holidays that they get off?

If anyone knows anything about any of these, please answer! Thank you so much!

The title basically says all.

So, what would be the difference in saying "le pone" or "se pone"? How do you know when you're supposed to use one of them?

There's this word in German and I can't figure out what it means! I can't spell it, but it's pronounced like "asoo"... "azoo"..."ahzu". I dunno... But it's been driving me crazy and it would really help if someone could tell me what it means. I think that it's one of those fill-in words like "well" or "like". Please help! :-)

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It might also be 2 words put together that sound like that. Anyway, help!

I need help with this problem...

You have to use the 4 numbers (without mixing them up) to equal 13. You can use parentheses, multiplication, subtraction etc.

8 5 6 7=13

Please help! Thanks. :-)

I just created a new account on Second Life and it won't let me log in. I don't know why. Is there something that I need to do? Like wait 24 hours or something? Help please!

In German, I hear them use mich and mir for me. Does there have to be a certain context or does it not matter which one you use?

Help, please! :-)

I don't know how broad a question this is.. but I was wondering if someone could explain to me the general way to put a sentence together in German? Because I get so confused when I'm trying to translate something in German. Please help! :-]

I am having A LOT of trouble finding a good store for me. In all the stores I go to, the girl's/woman's clothing always have too much crap.. like there's always ruffles, and puffs, and glitter, and string and it's bugging me. I usually just end up shopping in the guy's section because I like their clothes more. And I don't like completely plain stuff. I like rock/punk/band t-shirts. Does anyone know of a store where the girl's/woman's clothing doesn't look like someone had a spasm while making it? Thanks!

I have to write this paper on Dances With Wolves and I was wondering if anyone could tell me why at that one part the Sioux killed the buffalo just for their hides and tongues?

I'm stuck on another question for the crossword. What is: the changing of cartilage into bone? It's 12 letters long. The first letter is "o", the 4th letter is "i", and the 6th letter is "i". Please help! :-]

I have to do this stupid cross word puzzle for health and I can't figure out this one: A type of bone marrow in which red blood cells are produced. It is 5 letters and the second letter is "e" and the last letter is "g".I can't find it anywhere on the internet. Please help!

I don't know how many of you know about the German singer, LaFee, but I love her frizzy hair in the video "Mitternacht" and I was wondering you can get that sort of hair. I know it sounds weird asking how to get frizzy hair, but I really like it. So, help please! :-]

This isn't a trick question or anything, I really wanna know. Because I think that they both mean "why"... so.. what's the difference?

I don't know how to say it in Spanish. And not a fence that you would put around your yard (or a jail), I mean the sport of fencing. Whenever I put it into a translator, it always thinks I mean a fence around a yard. Help please!

My friend claims that she's never gotten a cavity before. I'm just curious.. is that possible? I mean, it just seems so unlikely to have never have gotten one. Just because your dentist doesn't find them, doesn't mean that they're not there. And they could be so microscopic that you'd need some kind of super microscope to be able to see it. Hey, a cavity is a cavity, no matter how small. So all you teeth whizzes out there please help me! Danke schön!