#1 That was the same method for maintaining the grass around the White House in the late 19th - early 20th century.
#2 I'd take it too. Especially, if there's Compound Interest.
#14 This is one of the oldest and most consistent IQ Tests that I can think of, next to people who rapidly press the crosswalk button 20-30 times believing it will change faster.
"A college student wrote against seat belt laws, saying they are “intrusions on individual liberties” and that he won’t wear one. He died in a car crash, and his 2 passengers survived because they were wearing seat belts. "
#1 That was the same method for maintaining the grass around the White House in the late 19th - early 20th century.
#2 I'd take it too. Especially, if there's Compound Interest.
#14 This is one of the oldest and most consistent IQ Tests that I can think of, next to people who rapidly press the crosswalk button 20-30 times believing it will change faster.
#10 Could be worse. Could be comic sans!
#2 I'd take it too. Especially, if there's Compound Interest.
#14 This is one of the oldest and most consistent IQ Tests that I can think of, next to people who rapidly press the crosswalk button 20-30 times believing it will change faster.