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- Thread starter bearice
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You are bored.
Is there only one answer that you have in mind, or is any answer that meets the criteria acceptable?
Example: phytoplankton or water microbes. They're alive, they obviously don't drown, they can't be blown by wind because they're in the ocean, and they can't be burned because they're in water, unless you take them out of water then they're dead, and burning them from a dead state doesn't count because a follow up post after the initial criteria stipulated it is alive.
Example: phytoplankton or water microbes. They're alive, they obviously don't drown, they can't be blown by wind because they're in the ocean, and they can't be burned because they're in water, unless you take them out of water then they're dead, and burning them from a dead state doesn't count because a follow up post after the initial criteria stipulated it is alive.
...midgets, its always midgets.
GOD?????????????
The immovable object and the irrepressible force. both at the same time.
GOD?????????????
The immovable object and the irrepressible force. both at the same time.
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The answer is "Redwood Tree". They are 300 feet to 350 feet tall and massive. If they are burned by fire they grow again. Wind cannot move them.
really??
bearice, have you just turned 10? this site is for adults only and you are not supposed to be here screwing with our brains.