Bonus: “After I bought this house, I was informed my neighbors do it big for Christmas. I spent a lot of money already buying a new tree and all the decorations for the inside, so I talked to my neighbor and we came up with the perfect solution.”
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Hattie 3 year s ago
#2 Those are livestock brands, mostly used on cattle.
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Drusilla 3 year s ago
#9 Anti-clockwise? If there was only a word like counter-clockwise available......
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Ivy 3 year s ago
Drusilla, anti-clockwise is also correct, and it’s used in most English-first countries.
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Ignatzio 3 year s ago
Ivy,Nope, counter-clock or counter-clockwise is the more common term. Besides it's got that iterative rhythm going for it.
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Billiewilhelm 3 year s ago
Ignatzio,
Ivy never said anything about it being more common... Just that it was also correct.
Ivy never said anything about it being more common... Just that it was also correct.
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Mindy 3 year s ago
Billiewilhelm, Anti-clockwise is used more commonly in standard English. Counterclockwise is more usual in simplified English.
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Henrietta 3 year s ago
#9 it's meant to be viewed through a mirror. Old barber shops had them.
Ivy never said anything about it being more common... Just that it was also correct.