Q:the ones where they come out and your suppose to stop until they go back under ground? some idiots dont never stop and tear the bottom of the car up! lolz

u can build a first aid kit with jumper cable and 3 triangle and some flares!

Q:Would I get struck by lightning if I was walking home holding an umbrella?

Fire The problem with fire is that it always burns up, and can burn itself out. Explosions are good but what's the point of short range fireballs. And you have to believe it burns up a lot of the user's energy. Plus, can't really be used defensively, unless the user is impervious to the heat. Ice Frost lines are good and Ice Shotgun is cool, but Ice breaks easily. Even at close range you probably could not throw the ice hard or fast enough to make a serious impact. If you could then snowball fights would be lethal. And Fire or lightning would melt them easy. Lightning This is very difficult to aim. It always goes to the target that is negatively charged or that is a good conductor. A person only has to stand next to a lightning rod to be immune to the power. Wind You really limited wind. this would have been my choice if I could conjure up hurricane force winds or something. Why are the wind powers so lame. And Air Pressure? Watch Avatar on nickelodeon, they do wind control well.

Q:IT is said that space get twisted in the presence of mass,and infact space is not a twisteable massive entity?

I have assasasins but never used cutters but assasins are unbelievably reliable.

Q:Does that line single handily prove Soulja Boy is GOAT?

Cell phone, shovel, bag of cat liter, blankets, extra gloves, boots, bag of energy barsall (except cell phone) in the trunk for all winter.

Q:As a poor student I purloined an old car battery and I need to a small amount of acid-can anyone tell me a safe way of extracting(without stating the need for safety glasses/gloves,etc.)Thanks

Now that's FUNNY! You took one for the team. What a real trooper. If the squirt quantity was massive, like squeezable mayonnaise, try a welding mask. If not, try swimmers goggles.

Q:Is pure cotton gloves insulated?

No insulation, use insulated gloves, labor insurance goods store has sold.

Q:There are a lot of old radio articles that reference this material as a low-fusing solder. The HG in it seems to imply mercury, however, I cannot find any reference to it outside of about 1917 or so. Any ideas?

The RCMP and the military have it all well in hand along with the local police. More so then you would ever notice.

Q:do they really work? i can catch the ball pretty well w/o gloves, im WR and FS for my freshmen high school, but i see a lot of teammates and other teams we go against use them.should i get a pair?heres some gloves i found from

No, you do not pass out during free-fall. You do not experience a feeling of falling, you feel you are floating.

Q:I want to make jewelry, key chains, etc and i was wondering where to buy cheap resin or alternatives that can be used for jewelry makingi've tried polymer clay but i don't like how how it looks coming out of the mold it's not very smoothi want to make my items from molds and i want them to look flawless:]

Here in the USA, you can sue anyone for anything. But as the insurance company didn't cause the fire, if you sue the insurance company, you will lose. You have to sue the tenant.

Q:looking for second parts for a derbi motorbike, need a starter motor and locks

Well I'm not quite sure how far a car should be parked from a hydrant, because it's different for every other state. I believe it's 5-10ft. Or one car's length from the edge of the hydrant to the bumper. This person seems like he or she is breaking the law. I would definitely report this kind of habit. Report this to your local authorities such as the police, fire department, or department of traffic (or whatever you call it). They would either fine your neighbor or give him or her a big warning. Parking a vehicle near a hydrant can actually be life-threatening. If there was a fire around and fire trucks can't have access to it, lives can be lost. It would be your neighbors fault for not removing their vehicle. If you don't want to go to the authorities, simply go up to your neighbor and tell them about the hydrant issue. I'm sure that they don't want to interfere with firemen, since their job is to stop fires and save lives (and property!)