like if a girl is "high maitenence" then she needs a lot of things, and shes most likely a girly girl

ooooh i have always wanted to do all black walls with like neon or glow in the dark splatter paint, or like red black and whait(red and zebra) let me know what you come up with

just put nail polish remover in a bottle, im sure it would sting, or some acid like lemon

like evry fourth shave

the back of your hand is the side with the fingernails, the front(palm) has the lines. . .wierd question

well i dont know any websites but my sister had one like "hey, this is ******" pause so that people think you answered the phone and then "im not here right now so leave a message" i thought that was HILARIOUS!! or you could do something funny like "hey this is _______ im not here but if you tell me your favorite cereal ill call you back" or try playing music before you leave your voicemail thing. and lastly, you have to smile. I know, it sounds so simple but say the following sentence aloud: "leave a message and ill call you back."
Ok, now say the following sentence WITH A SMILE: "leave a message and ill call you back!"

ok, did that make you feel stupid? Maybe,but did it sound totally different? Probably. it will make your callers actually feel your smile through the phone!!!

let me know what you come up with

Amoxicillin is used to treat certain infections caused by bacteria, such as pneumonia; bronchitis; gonorrhea; and infections of the ears, nose, throat, urinary tract, and skin. It is also used in combination with other medications to eliminate

side effects:
upset stomach
vomiting
diarrhea

Some side effects can be serious. The following symptoms are uncommon, but if you experience any of them, call your doctor immediately:

severe skin rash
hives
seizures
yellowing of the skin or eyes
unusual bleeding or bruising
pale skin
excessive tiredness
lack of energy

all from google, im not that smart

see a doctor.

what the hell do ratings have to do with it, i dont even "rate" anyone or asked to be "rated"

-kelly

please rate HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA JUST KIDDING!!!!!! :)

hell yes it is.

If you have more then one sn you just go to MY AIM, MANAGE LINKED SCREEN NAMES, and then its pretty much self explanitory. hope it works! -Kelly

Um I dont really know what this means but you can have a look-(i found it on the internet)-

I assume that the child is referring to tearing and not the sound of crying. Some random thoughts:
Newborns cry (I think tearing develops soon, but am not sure) for reasons like hunger and pain, and later the reasons extend to social concerns (e.g., need for attention). Thus, it seems reasonable to explain the link between crying and sadness as being an extension of the negative associations of the very earliest crying. Early crying is both endogenous (no obvious cause--full bladder?) and reflexive (to stimuli), but during first year becomes "tuned" to the more negative situations.

Crying works in that it elicits responses from caregivers, who then alleviate the negative cause (like hunger). Thus, one should consider crying (and facial tearing) as communicative signals designed to enhance the likelihood of someone coming and taking care of things. Perhaps the greater the signal (louder, shriller cry and more tearing) the more likely the response, thus reinforcing the combination of the sound, tears, and negative situation, and making it more likely one will elicit the other in the future (like hearing someone sobbing causing you to tear).

Perhaps an interesting piece of the puzzle: In the waking behavior of newborns (which is not a whole lot), newborns are largely unresponsive to environment when crying (only other such unresponsive time is during quiet sleep). If much early stimulation is negative from the child's point of view, perhaps crying helps to shut it out.

The most interesting part of the question I think is why tearing? I came across only one article--highly speculative--in which the fellow looked at relationships among crying episodes of adults and found that the only commonality was help--either requesting or offering it. He speculates that tears provide an additional signal in requesting help in infants/children--a conspicuous facial signal--and that perhaps tears are selected for this task because they are already present via their reflexive association to physical pain and ocular trauma (e.g., eyes watering to get dust out).

One thing to tell your insightful youngster is that tearing is also associated with positive as well as negative feelings, and that this might be related to what the fellow above was talking about in terms of a relationship between help and tearing.

Anyway, I am constantly amazed by how quickly one gets to the limits of our knowledge about a phenomenon! Mike

does that help at all? -Kelly

I really liked: The Lovely Bones and Perfect, a good author i know is Louise Rennison. Also, my friend recommended the book Isle of Palms, and i REALLY want to read it, she said it was GREAT. If you want to know more about anything just ask back. . .-Kelly

Well to me it means: should I treat everyone the same whether they are cool/uncool/smart/challeged/etc. or do you treat other people special for the reasond above? and to me personally-treat everyone eqaul, no one is really better than someone (nicer maybe) but not BETTER for example if your in the crowd at school that just kinda lays low you shouldnt have to treat the more outgoing ones special, thats just who they are you should love em' for it no matter how bad YOU think it may be. just like they shouldnd treat you different. YOU JUST GOTTA GIVE EVERYONE A LITTLE RESPECT! HOPE I HELPED -Kelly* :)

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