Shya

so my friend used to just draw lines on my wrist with red marker, but the other day he actually took a knife and cut me lol... is this emo?

It's complicated because I can't actually remember the whole phrase. It was just these two poems, one at the beginning and one a bit later in the book. The first was something like this:

"The X took the X to the land of X..."

Where X represents something I can't remember. The implication was that the land was a really nice place, really paradisical and everything. It might have been make-believe, I don't know.

Then, later, there's something like this:

"Said the X to the X,

we had a wonderful time (?)

...but it's time to go home"

Something like that - he says that they had a really happy time, but then for some reason they have to leave the happy land and go back home. If you know anything that resembles this even slightly, please answer! I'm dying to know what this came from. Sorry for having such a bad memory... I know it's not much to go on.

It has always been rather inconvenient that Java arrays do not have a toString() method, but more and more I have noticed that they don't behave like Objects at all. They are instantiated in a strange way, and do not have methods. It seems that arrays are not extensions, like everything else, of our Holy Mother Class, Object! But what are these strange specimens?

If anyone can explain to me the internal workings of arrays, it would be much appreciated!

A fixed action pattern is an instinctive sequence of events that must be fully completed. Do humans have any of these?

I'm looking for specific examples if there are any. Explanations would help. Thank you!

Perhaps the proletariat was exploited in Marx's time, so his communist thoughts could have been somewhat justified. But today? Are workers still being exploited in America today? Share your thoughts.

So...

1) It starts in the treble clef.

2) There is a C with a double sharp.

3) It changes to bass clef.

4) It changes back to treble clef.

5) There is another C after that...

6) This is all happening in the same convoluted measure.

So, question - is the second C also double-sharped?

Thanks - and the music is contemporary so I can't really go with whatever sounds right here.

Say I set a repeating background image using html, adding it to the body tag. Then, using CSS, I add a fixed no-repeat smaller image at a corner of the page. Can I do this? If not, how would I achieve the same effect?

I need an accurate statistic for the average amount of TV watched per american each day. Does anyone know?

I took algebra 1 last year, and this year I borrowed an algebra 2 textbook from my teacher to better prepare for next year. However, after flipping through the whole book, I found it to be the same as algebra 1. Is algebra 2 just reviewing algebra 1? I though there would be many new things to learn, but it seems like everything in algebra 2 I already learned last year.

Please tell me, is there a word for 道士 in English? Sorry, but the word 'monk' will not do. I would be so grateful if someone could give me this translarion. Thank you!