So I still have some more questions, like I said before you don't have to be staff to answer. 1.) If man evolved from monkeys, how come we still have monkeys? 2.) If vampires can't see their reflections, why is their hair always so neat? 3.) Do they have the word "dictionary" in the dictionary? 4.) If ghosts can walk through walls and glide down stairs, why don't they fall through the floor? 5.) Why is vanilla ice cream white when vanilla extract is brown? 6.) Why do people think that swaying their arm back and forth would change the direction of a bowling ball? 7.) Why aren't drapes double sided so it looks nice on the inside and outside of your home? 8.) If pro and con are opposites, wouldn't the opposite of progress be congress? 9.) Do Siamese twins pay for one ticket or two tickets when they go to movies and concerts? 10.) If milk goes bad if not refrigerated, why does it not go bad inside the cow? Comment your answers below!
1.) If man evolved from monkeys, how come we still have monkeys? Not sure, maybe go ask someone who is qualified to answer this question. 2.) If vampires can't see their reflections, why is their hair always so neat? No such thing, therefor it isn't always neat. 3.) Do they have the word "dictionary" in the dictionary? Because some people are stupid enough to not know what a dictionary is, yet they are reading one. 4.) If ghosts can walk through walls and glide down stairs, why don't they fall through the floor? No such thing, who knows. 5.) Why is vanilla ice cream white when vanilla extract is brown? Process in which they make ice-cream. The ingredients make it a different color. 6.) Why do people think that swaying their arm back and forth would change the direction of a bowling ball? Because 9 + 10 = 21. 7.) Why aren't drapes double sided so it looks nice on the inside and outside of your home? Money. 8.) If pro and con are opposites, wouldn't the opposite of progress be congress? Yes. I agree. 9.) Do Siamese twins pay for one ticket or two tickets when they go to movies and concerts? Juan, as they have the same body. One seat is only being taken up. 10.) If milk goes bad if not refrigerated, why does it not go bad inside the cow? -buys cow and dissects the cow-
1. Because only some Monkys evolved, the others stayed around eating Bananas 2. They have their ways. :3 3. Because if you are reading the dictionary then you should probably know what a dictionary is... Wait... How DO you find out what one is, then?!? Oh right... The Internet! 4. The ghosts can't go through earth. Just anything Man - Made. That is my theory at least :3 5. The same reason that 9 + 10 = 21 6. I'm not an expert!! ;-; 7. Uhm I don't understand because I am stupid so I will skip this one 8. A Democracy never makes progress. Eh... At least it is better then an oligarchial system 9. These questions are getting weirder as they go on... 10. Cows have magic Fridges inside of them! It keeps the milk cold and fresh!! Hehe my answers are the best!!
1.) Scientists also thought the world was flat. 2.) They go to the salon. 3.) Probably 4.) Because they don't want to fall down and get hurt. 5.) Because it is. 6.) Because making their arm stand still won't do any good either. 7.) Because money. 8.) Maybe. 9.) Two because they are two seeing the movie. 10.) Cows have a built in refrigerator.
1.) If man evolved from monkeys, how come we still have monkeys? We all took different directions, some evolved and others didn't. You could say we all have one race as is the origin of everything money-human like right now. We all evolved the way we needed to in order to survive, some walked, others ran on all fours. All in-betweens of the monkeys today have died out as they most likely weren't adapted enough to survive, there's tales of different, more brutal endings to other speechies during the evolution though :/ 2.) If vampires can't see their reflections, why is their hair always so neat? It depends on what vampire. Personally, I larp as vampires about 1-2 times a month (larp this weekend) and there's only one type of vampires as can't see their reflection. Majority of the vampires doesn't care and I never really look in the mirror regarding my hair so yeah.. They can't dye their hair either because they'll return to themselves during the morning. There's artsy and fancy vampires as does care though. xD The thing that vampires can't see themselves in the mirror is just something humans made up~ 3.) Do they have the word "dictionary" in the dictionary? Yes they do indeed. Spoiler: Dictionary noun, plural dictionaries. 1. a book, optical disc, mobile device, or online lexical resource (such asDictionary.com ) containing a selection of the words of a language,giving information about their meanings, pronunciations, etymologies,inflected forms, derived forms, etc., expressed in either the same oranother language; lexicon; glossary. Print dictionaries of varioussizes, ranging from small pocket dictionaries to multivolume books,usually sort entries alphabetically, as do typical CD or DVD dictionaryapplications, allowing one to browse through the terms in sequence.All electronic dictionaries, whether online or installed on a device, canprovide immediate, direct access to a search term, its meanings, andancillary information: an unabridged dictionary of English; a Japanese-English dictionary. 2. a book giving information on particular subjects or on a particularclass of words, names, or facts, usually arranged alphabetically: a biographical dictionary; a dictionary of mathematics. 3. Computers. a list of codes, terms, keys, etc., and their meanings, used by acomputer program or system. a list of words used by a word-processing program as the standardagainst which to check the spelling of text entered. Origin of dictionary Medieval Latin Late Latin 1520-1530 1520-30; < Medieval Latin dictiōnārium, dictiōnārius < Late Latin dictiōn-word (see diction ) + -ārium, -ārius -ary legal dictionary noun 1. a specialized dictionary covering terms used in the various branchesof the legal profession, as civil law, criminal law, and corporate law. Acomprehensive legal dictionary adds to its body of standard Englishentries many words and phrases that have made their way intomodern legal practice from law French and Latin and are rarely foundin a general English monolingual dictionary. Such a specializeddictionary is useful not only for law students and for attorneysthemselves, but for members of the lay public who require legalservices. Legal dictionaries published in print follow the normalpractice of sorting entry terms alphabetically, while electronicdictionaries, such as the online Dictionary of Law on Dictionary.com,allow direct, immediate access to a search term. medical dictionary noun 1. a specialized dictionary covering terms used in the health professionsby doctors, nurses, and others involved in allied health care services.A dictionary with authoritative spellings and definitions is aparticularly crucial resource in medicine, where a misspelling ormisunderstanding can have unfortunate consequences for peopleunder care. Print dictionaries in this field may be sorted alphabeticallyor may be categorized according to medical specializations or by thevarious systems in the body, as the immune system and therespiratory system. The online Medical Dictionary on Dictionary.comallows alphabetical browsing in the combined electronic versions ofmore than one authoritative medical reference, insuring access tocorrect spellings, as well as immediate, direct access to a knownsearch term typed into the search box on the site: A medical dictionary reveals that large numbers of medical terms areformed from the same Latin and Greek parts combined andrecombined. online dictionary noun, plural online dictionaries. 1. a dictionary that is available on the Internet or World Wide Web andaccessed through a Web browser using a computer or a mobiledevice, primarily by typing a query term into a search box on the site.Online dictionaries like Dictionary.com offer immediate, direct accessthrough large databases to a word's spelling and meanings, plus ahost of ancillary information, including its variant spellings,pronunciation, inflected forms, origin, and derived forms, as well assupplementary notes on matters of interest or concern about how theword is used: Some people think online dictionaries will make print dictionariesobsolete. science dictionary noun, plural science dictionaries. 1. a specialized dictionary covering terms in the life, earth, and physicalsciences, such as the online Science Dictionary on Dictionary.com. Ascience dictionary includes many technical terms with precise,specialized meanings—terms not normally found in generaldictionaries—making it an invaluable resource for students andprofessionals in scientific fields. slang dictionary noun 1. a specialized dictionary covering the words, phrases, and idioms thatreflect the least formal speech of a language. These terms are oftenmetaphorical and playful, and are likely to be evanescent as thespoken language changes from one generation to another. Muchslang belongs to specific groups, as the jargon of a particular class,profession, or age group. Some is vulgar. Some slang terms havestaying power as slang, but others make a transition into commoninformal speech, and then into the standard language. An online slangdictionary, such as the Dictionary.com Slang Dictionary, providesimmediate information about the meaning and history of a queriedterm and its appropriateness or lack of appropriateness in a range ofsocial and professional circumstances. synonym dictionary 1. a dictionary such as Thesaurus.com that, for each entry word, listsother words with the same or nearly the same meanings, as well asantonyms, words with the opposite meaning. Synonym dictionariesthat are published as books are usually organized alphabetically. Incontrast, a print thesaurus is often organized by categories of words.An online thesaurus provides immediate, direct access to the searchword with its synonyms and antonyms. crossword dictionary noun 1. a dictionary that lists common clues found in crossword puzzles withpotential answer words. In books, the lists are usually sorted by thenumber of letters in the answer, while an online crossword dictionary,such as the Dictionary.com Crossword Solver, is able to analyzequeries electronically, examining either the clue or the number andpattern of letters already filled in to arrive at suggested answers. Also called crossword puzzle dictionary. dictionary of names noun 1. a dictionary of given names that indicates whether a name is usuallymale, female, or unisex and often includes origins as well asmeanings; for example, as by indicating that Evangeline, meaning“good news,” comes from Greek. Used primarily as an aid in selectinga name for a baby, dictionaries of names may also include lists offamous people who have shared a name and information about itscurrent popularity ranking. Also called names dictionary. English dictionary noun, plural English dictionaries. 1. a dictionary in which most of the entry words and all of theirdefinitions, as well as supplementary material, are in English. Termsfrom other languages that are commonly used by speakers of Englishare given language labels and often the associated foreign as well asAnglicized pronunciations; a monolingual English dictionary, such asthe online resource Dictionary.com. Compare world Englishes. Dictionary.com Unabridged Based on the Random House Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2015. Cite This Source Examples from the web for dictionary The word is either in the game's dictionary or it's not. If you were to look up the word singer in the dictionary you'd see theirnames. The computer then looks up the word in a phonetic dictionary, creating alist of possible matches. British Dictionary definitions for dictionary dictionary /ˈdɪkʃənərɪ; -ʃənrɪ/ noun (pl) -aries 1. a reference resource, in printed or electronic form, that consists ofan alphabetical list of words with their meanings and parts ofspeech, and often a guide to accepted pronunciation andsyllabification, irregular inflections of words, derived words ofdifferent parts of speech, and etymologies a similar reference work giving equivalent words in two or morelanguages. Such dictionaries often consist of two or more parts, ineach of which the alphabetical list is given in a different language:a German-English dictionary (as modifier): a dictionary definition See also glossary, lexicon,thesaurus 2. a reference publication listing words or terms of a particular subjector activity, giving information about their meanings and otherattributes: a dictionary of gardening 3. a collection of information or examples with the entries alphabeticallyarranged: a dictionary of quotations Word Origin from Medieval Latin dictiōnārium collection of words, from Late Latindictiō word; see diction 4.) If ghosts can walk through walls and glide down stairs, why don't they fall through the floor? They're built out of electrons which enables them to stay at a place or glide through buildings ^^ 5.) Why is vanilla ice cream white when vanilla extract is brown? Because they only have a tiny amount of it and the products is primarily made of (diary products) tends to be white. 6.) Why do people think that swaying their arm back and forth would change the direction of a bowling ball? I don't really know but I have my theories, the slight swinging is to get the speed. They most likely also try to feel it in so they do a straight roll as otherwise it could curve which would make them not get a high score. 7.) Why aren't drapes double sided so it looks nice on the inside and outside of your home? You can make them beautiful or buy special made ones but people tend to go for the cheaper option as it's just something to keep the sun away. 8.) If pro and con are opposites, wouldn't the opposite of progress be congress? Sadly no as the words are already taken for other things, feel free to make a word that would be a suitable opposite, make the vast majority of the world say it and there you go, you've made a new word. 9.) Do Siamese twins pay for one ticket or two tickets when they go to movies and concerts? They pay for one ticket on the concerts and they then it depends when it comes to the movies, are they separate enough to sit on two spaces? If they are, then they pay for two but if they both are stuck so much they can only sit on one, they pay for one. Note: this can also vary from different cinemas and concerts. 10.) If milk goes bad if not refrigerated, why does it not go bad inside the cow? Because it's made there and it's quickly getting milked out of the cow, fast enough at least and it could be that the things as makes it go bad as soon as it does for us is ingredients added afterwards. Comment your answers below! [/QUOTE]
