Beaver Marseilles (Stuffed).

Like determination, it comes with age...My reply was intended to be humorous, and helpful...I was under the impression that you were seeking advise..."Sorry if you took it personally."

You're either very observant, or my own personal stalker. "It's amazing what can be accomplished with a resonable amount of enjoyable determination...If you keep chipping away at that pile of rock long enough, you get sand."

Something deep down in my gut knew that it would eventually come to this...That's right up there with "poo-poo-cucky-do-do".

First one must climb the rope of Many Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaas...Then, all will be known.

I don't watch T.V., but once and a while check out youtube...There's some crazy/funny stuff out there..."Thanks for the laugh!" :lol:

- Incorrect has two r's in it. Q: Why is a "threshold" called a "threshold"?

-NO. Q: Why is a "threshold" called a "threshold"?

.....The voice of experience.

.......The expedition continued.

.............Decoy

The five previous answers are incorrect. Q: Why is a "threshold" called a "threshold"?

I hope you don't take this as a personal assault, but however well intended your proposition might be in theory; the fact of the matter remains in favor of 123...Although "employees" in many industries have found significant benefit in the establishment of a union. Such as, idea sharing; the pursuit of fair wages and labor practices; as well as, the right to speak to management and leadership in a unified voice. The most predominant requirement in the formation of a union, under the authority of the NLRB (National Labor Relations Board), can be found in the word "Labor"...We are not Tanki employees. - As the world economy moves forward, so does Tanki (hence updates), or there will be no more Tanki.

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Are you worried by the fact that the Leaning Tower of Pizza might one day fall over?

The perpetrator always returns to the scene of the crime..."So I was right! it is #1."

A: Nicknames were first commonly used in ancient Greece as terms of affection, which the Greeks called hupokorisma, meaning "calling by an endearing name." Q: Why is a "threshold" called a "threshold"?

The object of this thread is to answer a historic question presented by the previous person, then ask a historic question that is to be answered by the subsequent person, who will pose his or her own historic question. In the event the answer to a question is incorrect, the author of that question may (if they so choose) pose the question again, and if need be; again and again, until the accurate answer is given, or they may (if they so choose) give the answer at their own discretion...Since I'm the master of the thread, I will ask and answer my own question, then ask a question. Q: Where did nicknames originate on a societal level?

- For some strange reason, this topic posted twice (see topic of the same title).

"What is an unanswered question called?"

"I guess, we all can't be perfect!"

Your not alone. 86% of the world's population procrastinates. During the pre-antediluviand epoch, when leisure time was more abundant; procrastination was "zip!"...As for math? When all else fails, resort to the basic principles. [/img] "Oh! And look's aren't everything!"