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I'm looking for some cute, soft, girly names for a Rottweiler puppy. Any suggestions? Thanks! :)

What were some of the slang terms you used to use when you were younger? Any examples and there meanings or how they relate to the slang of today would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! :)

I had someone ask me to send them a detailed message explaining how to do something, but I can't figure out how to do that! I tried going to their yahoo answers page and looking for a way there, but I didn't see one. :/ I usually try to answer people's questions to the best of my ability, and would really like to reply to this guy. :/ Thanks!

My family is trying to create a budget for food and since we haven't had one before, have absolutely no idea how much to budget. We are a typical American family with 2 teenagers and two adults. Thanks.

Hi! First of all, if you can answer anything at all I would really appreciate it :) I have a paper to write for one of my classes, and I really want it to be good. It's a travel paper written in diary/journal format about a made up trip we took to any country or countries in the world. I chose to go to a lot of places all over the U.K, but I haven't been there, (I haven't even been out of the U.S!) so I would really like someone to help me sound like I actually went. If you can answer even a few of these questions it would help me a lot. Thank you! :)

1.) Generally how friendly are the taxi drivers over there?

2.) Walking down the street, what trype of peole do you see? What languages do they speak besides English?

3.) How do you have tea? I heard there's a special way...

4.) Are there any major or minor differences between the U.S and the U.K culture- wise?

5.) What are some frazes you say? What slang words do you use?

6.) Generally speaking, do people talk to strangers? For example if you were on a train and someone you didn't know tried to start a conversation with you, would that be wierd?

There is a huge list of places I plan to 'Visit' in my paper. If you have been to any of them please help me with the questions below. :)

Places I plan to visit include:

Buckingham Palace

Big Ben

London Eye

Royal Botanic Gardens

Stonehenge

Windsor Castle

Turkish baths and health spa in Harrogate

1.) Is there anywhere else I should go or that you would reccomend going?

2.) What is the general feeling when you go to these places? What goes through your mind?

3.) What is the senery like?

4.) Is this place in the middle of nowhere, or is there a big city or a town close by? I know this answer for a few of the places but not all of them.

5.) Are there any restaurants in the area that you would reccomend?

Any other information on anything at all would be very helpful :) Thank you!!

Hi! First of all, if you can answer anything at all I would really appreciate it :) I have a paper to write for one of my classes, and I really want it to be good. It's a travel paper written in diary/journal format about a made up trip we took to any country or countries in the world. I chose to go to a lot of places all over the U.K, but I haven't been there, (I haven't even been out of the U.S!) so I would really like someone to help me sound like I actually went. If you can answer even a few of these questions it would help me a lot. Thank you! :)

1.) Generally how friendly are the taxi drivers over there?

2.) Walking down the street, what trype of peole do you see? What languages do they speak besides English?

3.) How do you have tea? I heard there's a special way...

4.) Are there any major or minor differences between the U.S and the U.K culture- wise?

5.) What are some frazes you say? What slang words do you use?

6.) Generally speaking, do people talk to strangers? For example if you were on a train and someone you didn't know tried to start a conversation with you, would that be wierd?

There is a huge list of places I plan to 'Visit' in my paper. If you have been to any of them please help me with the questions below. :)

Places I plan to visit include:

Buckingham Palace

Big Ben

London Eye

Royal Botanic Gardens

Stonehenge

Windsor Castle

Turkish baths and health spa in Harrogate

1.) Is there anywhere else I should go or that you would reccomend going?

2.) What is the general feeling when you go to these places? What goes through your mind?

3.) What is the senery like?

4.) Is this place in the middle of nowhere, or is there a big city or a town close by? I know this answer for a few of the places but not all of them.

5.) Are there any restaurants in the area that you would reccomend?

Any other information on anything at all would be very helpful :) Thank you!!

Hi! I have a paper to write for one of my classes, and I really want it to be good. It's a travel paper written in diary/journal format about a made up trip we took to any country or countries in the world. I chose to go to a lot of places all over the U.K, but I haven't been there, (I haven't even been out of the U.S!) so I would really like someone to help me sound like I actually went. If you can answer even a few of these questions it would help me a lot. Thank you! :)

1.) Generally how friendly are the taxi drivers over there?

2.) Walking down the street, what trype of peole do you see? What languages do they speak besides English?

3.) How do you have tea? I heard there's a special way...

4.) Are there any major or minor differences between the U.S and the U.K culture- wise?

5.) What are some frazes you say? What slang words do you use?

6.) Generally speaking, do people talk to strangers? For example if you were on a train and someone you didn't know tried to start a conversation with you, would that be wierd?

There is a huge list of places I plan to 'Visit' in my paper. If you have been to any of them please help me with the questions below. :)

Places I plan to visit include:

Buckingham Palace

Big Ben

London Eye

Royal Botanic Gardens

Stonehenge

Windsor Castle

Turkish baths and health spa in Harrogate

1.) Is there anywhere else I should go or that you would reccomend going?

2.) What is the general feeling when you go to these places? What goes through your mind?

3.) What is the senery like?

4.) Is this place in the middle of nowhere, or is there a big city or a town close by? I know this answer for a few of the places but not all of them.

5.) Are there any restaurants in the area that you would reccomend?

Any other information on anything at all would be very helpful :) Thank you!!

I convinced 2 people from England to try a pumpkin pie (If you haven't had one, they are really good, I promise!) , but they said I have to try a meat pie in return because I have never tried one before an apparently they are good. They sound horrible though! So I want to know what your favorite is so I know which one to try. Also, I'm in America and the only meat pie I have ever seen for sale here was a chicken pot pie, so if anyone could give me a good recipe that would be awesome. :) Thanks and happy Halloween!

I convinced 2 people from England to try a pumpkin pie (If you haven't had one, they are really good, I promise!) , but they said I have to try a meat pie in return because I have never tried one before an apparently they are good. They sound horrible though! So I want to know what your favorite is so I know which one to try. Also, I'm in America and the only meat pie I have ever seen for sale here was a chicken pot pie, so if anyone could give me a good recipe that would be awesome. :) Thanks and happy Halloween!

Completely awesome, I hope. :)

P.S I love visiting your country. It's so beautiful and everyone I have met there have been so friendly. Love you guys! :)

Completely awesome, I hope. :)

P.S I love visiting your country. It's so beautiful and everyone I have met there have been so friendly. Love you guys! :)

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I was thinking about selling brownies individually wrapped in Saran wrap and chocolate chip cookies also wrapped at our garage sale, but my mom is convinced that they will go bad very quickly in the heat. It is supposed to be about 98 degrees tomorrow. Will they go bad? If so what are some ideas were I could keep them cool but still visible? How much should I charge? I was also thinking of having ice water and maybe lemonade in pitchers and charge for a cup. Is this a good idea, or would I be better off just buying a bargain brand pack of pop or water (although I would only have 1 flavor of pop available) and putting them in a cooler? How much should I charge for either of these options? Is there anything else I should offer? Thanks :)

I was thinking about selling brownies individually wrapped in Saran wrap and chocolate chip cookies also wrapped at our garage sale, but my mom is convinced that they will go bad very quickly in the heat. It is supposed to be about 98 degrees tomorrow. Will they go bad? If so what are some ideas were I could keep them cool but still visible? How much should I charge? I was also thinking of having ice water and maybe lemonade in pitchers and charge for a cup. Is this a good idea, or would I be better off just buying a bargain brand pack of pop or water (although I would only have 1 flavor of pop available) and putting them in a cooler? How much should I charge for either of these options?Is there anything else I should offer? Thanks :)

Before you start getting mad or whatever, you should know I'm just teasing you guys. I know most of you don't actually do that ;) I love Canadians and thought I would tease ya a bit. I would have done a different stereotype but the only other one I can think of is that you guys are super nice, and how would you even tease about that? Anyway, feel free to tease back. I'm American and I know there are a lot of stereotypes out there so it shouldn't be hard. :) Oh and have a nice day! :)

So, your going to a new home. When you get there your new foster parents come outside to greet you with big smiles on their faces. As you walk in the front door, you notice a small piece of construction paper taped to the door that has welcome and your name written in different colors. When you get inside, you are offered a cookie then shown around the house. You have two other foster siblings, but everyone has their own room, including you. When you put your stuff in your room, you new foster mom asks if that is really all you have, and when you say yes, she takes you to a clothing store and a toy store and gives you a $300 budget to get whatever you want. When you are done there she tells you that you get to pick what you want for dinner. They will even take you to a restaurant if you want. What would you do?

So, your going to a new home. When you get there your new foster parents come outside to greet you with big smiles on their faces. As you walk in the front door, you notice a small piece of construction paper taped to the door that has welcome and your name written in different colors. When you get inside, you are offered a cookie then shown around the house. You have two other foster siblings, but everyone has their own room, including you. When you put your stuff in your room, you new foster mom asks if that is really all you have, and when you say yes, she takes you to a clothing store and a toy store and gives you a $300 budget to get whatever you want. When you are done there she tells you that you get to pick what you want for dinner. They will even take you to a restaurant if you want. What would you do?

I have a swollen neck, and it's making me nauseous. I had dinner a couple hours ago. Not a lot because I had a bit of an upset stomach then, but enough to satisfy for a little while. I'm probably hungry now, but I can't tell. I have no appetite and my stomach is just becoming more and more upset and I can't focus on my reading for school! What can I do to help calm it down? (Please don't suggest tea unless it's the only thing that will help. I can't stand that stuff! :/ ) Thank you! :}

So the normal response for when I go to the doctor is the doctor saying, "I don't know. You are a mystery." Well this time I'm trying everything to get some sort of answer or guess. Last October I woke up one morning with an extremely stiff neck. I couldn't move at all without almost bursting out in tears it hurt so bad. My mom and dad took me to the doctor, and they said to take like 4 motrin a day for 2 weeks, so I did. The intense stiffness passed after a couple days, but my neck remained stiff and very sore. It's been 6 months now and it's still very sore and gets stiff so easily it's redridiculous went to another doctor who ordered an x-ray and a MRI of my neck as well as 10 files of blood taken. Everything came back normal.I have been going to physical therapy for 4 months now, and it's just getting worse. I can't drive myself to school because it hurts to turn my head very far. I find it very difficult to swallow a lot of the time and sometimes I start gagging on my food because of it. Everyone has told me I have a swollen neck. If it means anything I am 17. Any ideas?