Question:
Have you bought one of the new paper passport saucepans?
After 9 11 it was discovered by the US government a paper passport can survive heat that melted stealI now want to get rid of my steal saucepans as I feel paper passport cooking utilities will make a safer optionI believe the official coincidence theory and am now very concerned about steal melting when I cook has anyone else had a saucepan melt
Answer:
Different insects are pretty cool! When I was a '' teacher for the day '' in 8th grade, I brought my telescope to school and had everyone look at things like fleas, flys, and all kinds of other bugs!!! Everyone loved it!!! Good Luck!
The immense fireball that occurred after the plane hit the top of the tower was so hot it melted the posts at the very bottom of the tower sheared them off in factI may consider some paper passport pans with mug shots of sheep on them to match my country cottage kitchen styleAs an after thought aren't aeroplanes made of stuff like Duralumin which has Aluminium Magnesium in it and when burnt the most flammable stuff going? And if it goes bang there is just a flash of white light which can overload the retinas? And possibly there should have been an even bigger explosion than that what we saw?
Lifeless epidermis, hait, paper, bugs, meals objects, styrofoam, the digits on a digital watch, tissue paper, cash, keys, sandpaperI admire doing that too.We now have them in all places at work and i admire doing the equal when i willIn fact i am gonna go look at some stuff now whilst i have a minute of free timeThanks for the suggestion! Have enjoyable! :)
Why don't you investigate what Leeuwenhoek discovered?? Van Leeuwenhoek was the first person to ever observe microorganisms through a magnifying lensHe referred to them as cavorting, wee beasties and animalcules.
start with the smallest magnification and look at things you can almost but not quite see small insects, the background on currency bills; dust bunnies using high magnification just shows meaningless stuff
Lifeless epidermis, hait, paper, bugs, meals objects, styrofoam, the digits on a digital watch, tissue paper, cash, keys, sandpaperI admire doing that too.We now have them in all places at work and i admire doing the equal when i willIn fact i am gonna go look at some stuff now whilst i have a minute of free timeThanks for the suggestion! Have enjoyable! :)
Different insects are pretty cool! When I was a '' teacher for the day '' in 8th grade, I brought my telescope to school and had everyone look at things like fleas, flys, and all kinds of other bugs!!! Everyone loved it!!! Good Luck!
The immense fireball that occurred after the plane hit the top of the tower was so hot it melted the posts at the very bottom of the tower sheared them off in factI may consider some paper passport pans with mug shots of sheep on them to match my country cottage kitchen styleAs an after thought aren't aeroplanes made of stuff like Duralumin which has Aluminium Magnesium in it and when burnt the most flammable stuff going? And if it goes bang there is just a flash of white light which can overload the retinas? And possibly there should have been an even bigger explosion than that what we saw?
Why don't you investigate what Leeuwenhoek discovered?? Van Leeuwenhoek was the first person to ever observe microorganisms through a magnifying lensHe referred to them as cavorting, wee beasties and animalcules.
start with the smallest magnification and look at things you can almost but not quite see small insects, the background on currency bills; dust bunnies using high magnification just shows meaningless stuff
