Lindsey M

It's about a Native American tribe that lives at the top of a mountain, and a Native American tribe that lives at the bottom of the mountain. The two tribes learn of a treasure they believe to be inside the mountain, so they beginning fighting over who the proper owner is.

I believe it came out in the 60's or 70's.

Does anyone know the name?

I'm writing a story, and I was wondering how long it took for someone to die after being shot in one of their lungs?

I need a few good mind teasers for a family reunion or maybe some websites with optical illusions I can print.

Or some suggestions on what would be considered fun.

If anything, I definitely want games that makes you use your brain.

What do you think?

Why, why not?

Are there any cheat codes available on the internet, not just the cheats you gain on 5?

Are we as Americans losing those personal freedoms?

What are a few words that can be associated with a high school yearbook the have the letters "i" and "o" together?

They can be anywhere in the word, just as long as they are together.

Example: Cautious, riot, notion

I want to start writing fan fictions. What's a good website I could check out?

I've never done it before, so I guess you could consider me a novice. In other words, details are appreciated.

A skinny male with shaggy hair and a potato sack sewed to just his face, meaning his hair shows in the back and his ears poke out on the sides of the mask.

If not, what characters would be combined to create this?

It was a television show that came on MTV back in the early/mid nineties.

It was something like liquid or fluid TV.

It was about a guy, I can't remember if he was a school kid or worked in an office, but he had a white shirt. . . I think.

He had a big head, and whenever he was mad or frustrated or something, a guy would bust out of his head.

I don't know if the guy in his head was an alter-ego or not.

It was drawn very simple, very sketchy, almost like the newer show DJ and the Fro.

I need a story/song/poem that mentions bells so I can compare it to the bells in Meditation XVII by John Donne and Mademoiselle Fifi by Guy de Maupassant.

There is a bell mentioned in Meditation XVII by John Donne and Mademoiselle Fifi by Guy de Maupassant.

What do the two bells represent?

And, what is another story that mentions a bell in the same manner?

I don't want it cut too short, only shoulder length.

So what are a few popular hairstyles of today?

I'm planning on getting blond highlights put in too.

I can't access the website from school, so I'm not exactly sure what the camp is.

Is it for the infected, or are they doing tests on the uninfected for a cure or something.

Or is it actually a refugee camp?

I need help writing a comparison and contrast essay about music from my generation and my parents' generation.

How would I go about doing this?

I want to make a movie trailer for the book, The Catcher in the Rye for my AP Language and Composition class, but I don't know how to go about doing that.

I was considering editing a few movie clips together, but I don't know which movie(s) I could use.

Any suggestions?

I have to make a worksheet dealing with how to write the first sentence of a research paper.

How would I go about doing that?

I know it should be a sentence and I know it shouldn't be rhetorical, but what else is there to know?

I'm writing a two page research essay on Robert Frost's poem, "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening."

What would be a good thesis statement, or how would I go about writing one?