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It does honey, we just aren't as likely to answer it truthfully 😛

I like peanut butter sandwiches.

Same question.

chinese
same q?

except okra..

same q..

just answered
same q?

Answered (think of something else damnit!!)

Why is the sky blue?

dont know because it is
same q?

Because the grass is green, duh 😛

Why is the grass green?

want me to give a scientific explanation?

why don't we fall upwards?

That's two questions, you cheater 😆

But I'll answer the first one; yes please ✅

the grass is green because the sun is yellow mixed with blue sky to give green grass

Originally posted by badboy2004
the grass is green because the sun is yellow mixed with blue sky to give green grass
but when you block out the sun, the grass is still green!!

i know but its still there

Sometimes the simplest questions are the hardest to answer. Fortunately, a nifty site called Zoom Space in our Astronomy category shed some light on this tricky issue. You may already know that sunlight is actually made up of all the colors of the rainbow: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet. You probably also know that sunlight has to pass through our atmosphere before it reaches our eyes. The gas molecules in the atmosphere break up, or "scatter" the sunlight into its many parts, and they react differently to different colors. Different colors of light have different energies, or wavelengths. For example, red light has a long wavelength while blue light has a short wavelength. The gas molecules in the atmosphere scatter the blue wavelengths better than the red wavelengths. So the sky looks blue. Look here for more information about the color of the sky.

found it on yahoo hahaha...

oh, and because that's the way God made it!

why don't we fall upwards?

just have thanx

Originally posted by JaehSkywalker
Sometimes the simplest questions are the hardest to answer. Fortunately, a nifty site called Zoom Space in our Astronomy category shed some light on this tricky issue. You may already know that sunlight is actually made up of all the colors of the rainbow: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet. You probably also know that sunlight has to pass through our atmosphere before it reaches our eyes. The gas molecules in the atmosphere break up, or "scatter" the sunlight into its many parts, and they react differently to different colors. Different colors of light have different energies, or wavelengths. For example, red light has a long wavelength while blue light has a short wavelength. The gas molecules in the atmosphere scatter the blue wavelengths better than the red wavelengths. So the sky looks blue. Look here for more information about the color of the sky.

found it on yahoo hahaha...

oh, and because that's the way God made it!

why don't we fall upwards?

Gravity...😕

Why is the ocean water so clear, but lake water usually so nasty?

hmm... because that's the way it is?

what if gravity is placed down here and not up there?

Originally posted by LanceWindu
Gravity...😕

Why is the ocean water so clear, but lake water usually so nasty?

why is your sig so big? honestly, its like 100x 100.

or 98 x 99.

Originally posted by JaehSkywalker
hmm... because that's the way it is?

what if gravity is placed down here and not up there?

Idk....

What's the most painful thing that happened to you?

burned my hand really bad -- pretty severe

skiing or snowboarding?