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Malinda 10 month s ago
#26 in french is double V
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Wilber 10 month s ago
Malinda, same as german...Weber is prounounced 'vay-ber'
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Moses 10 month s ago
#28 I always thought it was a reference to not being cool (as in being a "square"), and meant that all the cool kids would be there, so if you aren't there, you aren't cool.
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Winnie 10 month s ago
So did I. To expand, I thought being "square" implied that you were too strait-laced, aka a straight man.
For those too young to recognize the term "straight man" does not involve sexuality:
en.wikipedia . org/wiki/Straight_man
For those too young to recognize the term "straight man" does not involve sexuality:
en.wikipedia . org/wiki/Straight_man
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Rudolphus 10 month s ago
Arby's is named after the originating brothers. Make me wonder about all of the other supposed facts
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Elvira 10 month s ago
#16 they are from German origin (Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha), but changed their name in ww1 to be more patriotic
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Peggie 9 month s ago
"Be there or be square" means if you don't go to the event then you are a square person who doesn't like to have fun and stays on the straight and narrow.
For those too young to recognize the term "straight man" does not involve sexuality:
en.wikipedia . org/wiki/Straight_man