Posted by NE IA on January 18, 2009 at 22:17:08 from (206.72.18.153):
I'm supposed to be doing income tax so I am trying to avoid it for a while.
How long is the yellow lines on the HWY's
How tall is a standard ten gallon milk can with the lid off?
Can you cut off a flys head with a butter knife? a live one, no glue trap, no tricks?
How much weight can a single strand of baler twine--the old type hold? Like holding a cement block from a tree branch.
How much longer can I goof off before doing my tax preperation.....no forget that last one..
If you tip a full glass if water up against a unpainted cement block wall at five foot how many ounces of water will hit the floor?
If you twist a flat belt on a tractor of 50 hp, and hold it together in your hands can the tractor start the load? Like a WD 45- or a A JD, or a M Farmall.
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