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Embarrassing question, honestly. Thing is, I have a strict fear of zombies. I can't even watch a friend play a zombie game.

So when I see headlines like "Real life zombies 2012" or "Reasons a zombie apocalypse is possible", I have a minor panic attack.

So honestly, I just want to know what anyone else thinks about it. Do you believe in them?

I don't really know if I do..but it scares the bajeebies out of me anyways :and#92;

My credit blows and now and then I click on "apply" for credit opportunities. This time my main motivation was to make it stop asking me to apply for it. To my surprise, I was approved.

How does it work? Are payments automatically deducted from my checking account on a monthly basis?

Why would they do this? PlayStation has always had free online play (well the PS3)

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When u buy property in monopoly, if you morgage it is half the price. So, shouldn't selling (removing) houses be half the original purchasing price OR full price? I think it's half because the point of the houses is to get profit so why would you buy then get profit and then sell for the buying price? My friend BELIEVES that when you buy and sell a house, it is still 100 dollars in monopoly money. ( 100 purchase, 100 return )

The instruction booklet was lost in the game so the most precise answer is welcomed.

When we talk about ourselves, do we say 'I study Economics' or 'I'm studying Economics'? And why?

formula for finding the area of a triangle

To move a large crate across a rough floor, you push on it with a force F at an angle of 21° below the horizontal, as shown in Figure 6-21. Find the force necessary to start the crate moving, given that the mass of the crate is m = 26 kg and the coefficient of static friction between the crate and the floor is 0.56.

I m just wondering whether "might had" in the sentences makes sense or not. I know the correct form is "might have".

I hope you guys will share your opinion. I'd appreciate it.

Which is the correct form of grammar? (United States) If you can, please provide a reference. I need this perfect:

We must not think we are too well informed to be taught any subject, but keep our eyes and ears [OPEN/OPENED], and be willing to consider the other's ideas. We must be actively involved, and not just listening passively

I'm thinking it's opened, but I can't prove it.

Ok, so i am 14 years old and i think of myself to be a fairly intelligent individual. I always feel like im more aware of things then everyone else around me. Its not like i am being elitist or anything, i just feel like i have a greater sum of personal knowledge and awareness of the meanings of things then others. Im not sure exactly how this is related but you will soon see why i felt it necessary to discuss those feelings. Maybe about a year ago, although im not sure exactly, it may have been during our study of the solar system in science, i began feeling so unimportant in the universe, the whole scheme of things. I feel like, if our earth disappeared right now, it would have no effect on anything and nothing or no one would ever know. We are so not important, not that anything is in the universe seeing as its so large. Maybe this is an irrational thought, and although i do see myself caring a lot about what people think of me, how i act, grades, jobs ect. At certain points in my thought process i just think, why does it all matter? were nothing! the billions of people and personalities in the world are just matter, formed my elements and atoms brought together by the forces of physics. Were just material. It almost seems to me like everyone else is living in a sheltered world by not realizing this. the fact that we dont even matter. Anyways, im not sure what sparked this but i did want to express this somewhere. I could have gone in to more detail but was to lazy to.