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Rian 10 month s ago
#7 german 8 -> acht 
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Rella 10 month s ago
Rian,
nobody gives a shit about Germany bro
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Ginny 10 month s ago
Rian, - France 5 & 6. Spanish & Italian 4. Swedish 2, 4, 8, 11
Need we go on?
Need we go on?
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Demerias 10 month s ago
#12
And everyone reading this just tried...
And everyone reading this just tried...
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Dennis 10 month s ago
Demerias,Yes you can
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Scottie 10 month s ago
#2
No, it wasn't. It was specifically designed for the Paris world Expo.
No, it wasn't. It was specifically designed for the Paris world Expo.
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Trina 10 month s ago
#10 wrong. August Krogh estimated this number in 1929. Modern estimations are around 9.000km to 19.000 km
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Prescott 10 month s ago
#7 101 one hundred And one
#13 Whales and dolphins do not get goosebumps as their skin is too inflexible. I have my doubts about elephants too.
#12 You can hum staccato whilst holding your nose. Try it...
#3 That's just one of the names. According to the the Unicode Consortium its name is "number sign". "Octothorp" was first used in 1973 which is very much more recent than the invention of the character.
#13 Whales and dolphins do not get goosebumps as their skin is too inflexible. I have my doubts about elephants too.
#12 You can hum staccato whilst holding your nose. Try it...
#3 That's just one of the names. According to the the Unicode Consortium its name is "number sign". "Octothorp" was first used in 1973 which is very much more recent than the invention of the character.
Need we go on?
And everyone reading this just tried...
No, it wasn't. It was specifically designed for the Paris world Expo.
#13 Whales and dolphins do not get goosebumps as their skin is too inflexible. I have my doubts about elephants too.
#12 You can hum staccato whilst holding your nose. Try it...
#3 That's just one of the names. According to the the Unicode Consortium its name is "number sign". "Octothorp" was first used in 1973 which is very much more recent than the invention of the character.