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Question 2: feldspar If you consider it as one mineral, feldspar is the most common mineral on earth, and quartz is the second most common. This is especially true when you consider the whole crust (continental plus oceanic). In chemical terms, feldspar is XZ4O8, where X is a mixture of K...

well learnt something new today apparently Choweder is considered a potato dish - because potatoes are a key ingredient, I always thought it was fully seafood based. You can tell I don't eat chowder.

Name: Leandra Country: Luxembourg Animal: Leopard Object: Letter opener

only got the ASX because I had to sell some stocks LOL

someone explain to me how aussie is an alcoholic everage

Here's a tip: check as you put the items though, wether self check out or assisted check out and always check you receipt before you leave the store

thought the spelling was Vizsla not Viszla - has someone got dyslexia

Question 2: Douglas Engelbart's first computer mouse prototype in 1964 had one button From the Doug Englebart Insitute: Doug Engelbart invented the computer mouse in the early 1960s in his research lab at Stanford Research Institute (now SRI International). The first prototype – a one-button...

so question 10 answers A & C are both correct.

a true dad joke

OK - me again Question 7: a garment from the waist to floor is a skirt or trousers - all the items mentioned are full length items, or maybe shoulders to below butt e.g. rompers can be short or long - did someone not check the definition of "waist to to floor".

I will say they are very creative and entertaining

please explain the linking in following categories common places and starting events - in particular rehearsal (do you mean a rehearsal hall - of so shouldn't you be more specific in terminology) and starting events - what does top mean

So Question 6 - fluked that one - out of curiosity when to check definitions of the other words - hylophobia (also known as Xylophobia): an irratonal fear of wooded areas or trees - Xylophobia (also known as hylophobia): an irrational fear of wooded areas or trees - aborophobia: is apparently a...

So what is this device

My little toes - especially the right - is on the master level of finding furniture.

Aaaaaa trivia saved the day again - seatbelts, sharks and saints - oooh look at that alliteration.

Had to think about the popsicle one, then the dim dark recesses of my mind remembered reading about how it was made - thank goodness I like reading trivia

So such a downer of a word for Christmas Day (does someone have an unconcious dislike of Christmas)

ROFL