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  1. Everyone can participate, doesn't really matter. if you can answer some of these, go the fuck ahead, saves me some brainpower. I have to ration that out for school, you know.

    How do people in Wisconsin know it's New Years?
    Has anyone been injured from a pop-up book?
    How does Edward Scissorhands wipe his ass?
    If someone owns land, do they own all of it, or just the top part?
    Why is there more aluminium in the pop-top of a can than the whole can itself?
    Why is a penny worth more than one cent, yet it still is considered as such?
    Why do new electronics come with tamperproof screws?
    Why were there Y2K compliant flashlights?

    I feel better now. feel free to add but don't use the ones off websites, you knuckleheads, make your own!

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    2. exp(x)

      exp(x)

      Csonicgo said:

      Have you been to wisconsin? it's two things...

      Cheese,

      Beer.

      Yes, I have been to Wisconsin, and what does that have to do with new years?

    3. GGG

      GGG

      exp(x) said:

      Yes, I have been to Wisconsin, and what does that have to do with new years?

      Danarchy said:

      These questions are dumb.

    4. fraggle

      fraggle

      Csonicgo said:

      Why is a penny worth more than one cent, yet it still is considered as such?

      One penny is one hundredth of a pound sterling, while one cent is a hundredth of a US Dollar. As the exchange rate between the pound and the dollar is approximately 0.4933, one penny is worth more than a cent. However, "penny" is also used as a slang term for a one cent coin in America ("1. In the United States and Canada, the coin that is worth one cent." - American Heritage Dictionary)

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