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      Good one! That must've taken you all of, what, 3 seconds to come up with? And your grammar really shows multitudes about your level of maturity, my good sir. Yes, I believe you are a sir, and if not, I don't really care.

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      Two possible reasons. First off, it could mean you're healthy. If your feces don't smell that bad, it means you have a good diet and your intestines are working fine.

      The second possible reason has to do with the human psyche. See, your feces are yours; they come from you. Thus, your body tells itself that the feces smell not too bad. Other people's feces are, well, not yours. Hence, they'll tend to smell pretty bad to you. It's essentially your body being egotistical and hypocritical, which isn't necessarily a bad thing :)

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      LOLOMGWTFBBQ?! Not clicking on that, by the way. After doing a background check on it (without clicking the link), you're sending me to a place to buy Acai berries. I'll pass.

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      Well, I would suggest thoroughly reading your textbook's section on population growths. That being said, it depends on which equation you use; I've found four so far: three are mathematical, one is biological. You can use birth rates and death rates; looking at past population numbers vs. present; or go into biological populations, which you probably won't want to do. So, whichever method you're gonna use, let me know and I can try to help you further :)

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      No. The pole would have to bend at some point, since there is no such thing as a perfectly rigid pole, and thus the information would be delayed. The problem is, you can't take a normal, everyday object, scale it up immensely, and expect it to act like it would in its smaller form :)

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      I WANNA BE THE VERY BEST
      LIKE NO ONE EVER WAS
      TO CATCH THEM IS MY REAL TEST
      TO TRAIN THEM IS MY CAAAAAAAAUSE

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      There's actually a whole book devoted to this topic... We were supposed to read it in Physics, but I forgot the name of it. As to who made this rule, man did. Mathematics is purely man-made.

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      Grass is green due to the chlorophyll in its cells. This makes it reflect green light, but in return absorb red light and a little bit of blue light; red is higher energy than green light and blue light.

      Also, if you see a green part on a plant, that means that part is photosynthetic. This means that part can absorb sunlight and perform photosynthesis to produce sugars and oxygen.

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      It's like why we call them "pants" when you only have one. English is an odd language.

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      Because regardless of how "clean" they make the water, there's still pathogens in it, and they still multiply in the bottle, especially since the water inside is not really moving that much.

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      Yes, there are two corners where the walls meet the floor and roof.

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      New York, to the average American, is pretty much the spirit of America. You can never tell what may happen from one day to the next; you could strike it famous, go broke, or any number of things. Anyone that puts the work in will find their niche in New York. Hence, why not destroy America at the core?

      At least, that's my interpretation of it :)

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      superdt responded to superdt 3 Mar 10

      ... the southwestern part of California is moving toward Alaska at the blazing speed of a couple of inches a year! This also means that the rest of California is actually on the North American plate, and except through erosion, there is almost no chance of it sinking into the ocean.

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