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I decided to give Woodrow a grandfather who wears some special digitigrade socks (due to having diabetes).
Guess the List, and Missing Letters (and names)
Every word is going to only show the first letter of every word and the last letter altogether. P______Y B____L E_____R C____ R__A V_______A G____A B____E M____O A_______A C___E P____A G_______A S______E P__U F_____ G____A What letters are missing from these words? And what names are missing from this list?
'Bunk Bed Safety' Collab
I'm considering a bunk bed safety collab, but whom should I involve in it? Here's what I have so far, but the list is not final: Martha, Marsha, and Marla aim to get up on the upper bunk, but they can't for two reasons: 1. Only ONE person is ever allowed up there at any time, and 2. They're too young (They are five years old, and you have to be at least six.) But whom to have tell them so? Should it be me? Cracky (the OC of @LeafsFan99) is jumping on the bottom bunk while... I have no idea who else... is on it, playing roughly. Someone else calls him out both for jumping on the bunk bed and for horseplay, both of which are bad ideas. Turner Edison, at a camp, decides he can't get on that top bunk because there are no guardrails on any side. Someone else says that's a good idea; guardrails would protect anyone on it from falling off or getting trapped between the bed and the wall (on the side that's next to the wall). Another character is about to get either on or off the top bunk
Cousin Types and How It Works
The number associated with your cousin (e.g. first cousin, second cousin, etc.) depends on how many generations away your common ancestor is from your parent, or on how adding 1 to your grandparents' "greats." For example: "First cousins" are called that because they share the same plain grandparents (without any "greats"): 0 (there are no greats here) + 1 = 1. Likewise, "second cousins" are called that because they share the same great-grandparents: 1 (there is only one great here) + 1 = 2. Fourth cousins? Same third-great (three-greats; hey, that's how to say how many greats without saying "great" that number of times in a row) grandparents: 3 (three greats) + 1 = 4. That only works if you and your cousin are related to said common ancestor exactly the same way. If you call your common ancestor one kind of grandparent, but your cousin calls him or her another kind, this is where "removed" comes in. "Removed" means that a cousin of yours is from a different generation from yours. The
Teachers without Titles or Last Names
This is a list of fictional teachers who don't appear to have any last names or titles: Quetzal from Dragon Tales Teacher Susie from Sid the Science Kid Am I missing any others?
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