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Resolved Question: New tattoo idea, help?

Well, my mother has agreed to let me get a tattoo. I'm sixteen. My tattoo will be for my grandfather. We shared music, and love. I considered him as my best friend. (still do). He passed away about a year and a half ago. My idea: An acoustic guitar, with a rose wrapped around it. He had two small swallows, one on each hand. So, There will be a swallow "feeding" on a music note. There will be 3 all together (music notes). The banner with his name and dates will be wrapped around the bottom of the acoustic guitar. Also, I may incorporate the scottish flag or the burns tartan as the design of the acoustic guitar. It's very hard to explain, but could use some more ideas ! more

Resolved Question: Our school social has been theemed "masked". Please help me out????

Okay well as the title states, the school is ogranising a dance/disco/social thing. Informal. Usually i don't go to these things because i think the music is crap, but i'm hosting a japanese student, so i have to. My plan for the music is to bring my ipod heh. Well, what can i wear? my style is kind of gothic...I wanted to wear like big lace up boots, fishnet stockings, tartan skirt, corset, some corset shirt...But is that too out there? If i had a mask, no one would know it's me but if i wore a mask no one would be able to regognise me. So, suggestions on clothing, and what kind of mask? Any creative suggestiongs? The names of masks? Where to get the masks? PLEASE! If you answer you are awesome unless it's a stupid answer then you're stupudly awesome ;) :D interesting answers so far, cheers, you are all awesome so far. Would a masquarade mask be too much? (The shops you mentioned i have no idea about. My main shop is probably ebay ha) more

Resolved Question: my grandad died when i was 2,his surname was Allan and he was born in kirkcaldy, what clan did he belong to?

i also wanted to know what would be the right tartan for his name as i'm having a baby i thought i would get his great granddaughter something in his tartan. more

Resolved Question: What tartan did the Templetons wear?

Im trying to figure out what tartan to buy and im really confused. My great grandmas last name was templeton. (That's where i get my scottish.) I thought it was Boyd, but i found that Templetons were only a sept because they lived by them. I also thought it my be ayrshire district tartan but, but i wondered if Templeton had there own tartan? Can someone tell me straight out what tartan the Templetons should wear? more

Resolved Question: How can i find out which scottish clan im associated too ?

The name is irish and its O'Keefe i know that it has its own tartan but does anyone know a website where i can find out which SCOTTISH clan its related too. more

Resolved Question: which rainboot is the prettiest of these?

http://www.target.com/Tartan-Plaid-Rain-Boots-Black/dp/B001CS4VR2/ref=br_1_19?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&qid=1278388767&searchView=grid5&sr=1-19&node=370189011&searchRank=salesrank&searchPage=1&rh=&searchSize=90&id=Tartan%20Plaid%20Rain%20Boots%20Black&searchBinNameList=target_com_category-bin%2Cstyle_name%2Ctarget_com_shoe_size-bin%2Clifestyle-bin%2Ctarget_com_primary_color-bin%2Cpattern_name-bin%2Cprice%2Ctarget_com_brand-bin http://www.target.com/Merona-Zaney-Polka-Rain-Boots/dp/B002RSA9WW/ref=pd_ecc_rvi_1 http://www.target.com/Pinky-Plaid-Rain-Boots-Pink/dp/B000MFKXR8/ref=pd_ecc_rvi_2 http://www.target.com/Novel-Dot-Rain-Boots-White/dp/B002VRJHO0/ref=br_1_25?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&qid=1278388879&searchView=grid5&sr=1-25&node=13913321&searchRank=pmrank&searchPage=1&rh=&searchSize=90&id=Novel%20Dot%20Rain%20Boots%20White&searchBinNameList=target_com_shoe_size-bin%2Ctarget_com_primary_color-bin%2Cpattern_name-bin%2Ctarget_com_brand-bin more

Resolved Question: Which rainboot is the best?

http://www.target.com/Capelli-New-York-Graffiti-Rain/dp/B00372CI80/ref=br_1_39?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&searchView=grid5&searchNodeID=13913321&node=13913321&sr=1-39&searchRank=pmrank&searchPage=1&searchSize=90&id=Capelli%20New%20York%20Graffiti%20Rain&qid=1277480128 http://www.target.com/Merona-Zaney-Polka-Rain-Boots/dp/B002RSA9WW/ref=pd_ecc_rvi_1 http://www.target.com/Tartan-Plaid-Rain-Boots-Black/dp/B001CS4VR2/ref=br_1_10?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&qid=1277482385&searchView=grid5&sr=1-10&node=13913321&searchRank=pmrank&searchPage=1&rh=&searchSize=90&id=Tartan%20Plaid%20Rain%20Boots%20Black&searchBinNameList=purchasing_channel%2Ctarget_com_shoe_size-bin%2Ctarget_com_primary_color-bin%2Cpattern_name-bin%2Ctarget_com_brand-bin http://www.target.com/Capelli-New-York-Streets-Rain/dp/B003728REE/ref=br_1_45?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&searchView=grid5&searchNodeID=13913321&node=13913321&sr=1-45&searchRank=pmrank&searchPage=1&searchSize=90&id=Capelli%20New%20York%20Streets%20Rain&qid=1277482401 http://www.target.com/Florets-Gradual-Fade-Rain-Boots-Silver/dp/B001CS4VLI/ref=br_1_26?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&qid=1277482417&searchView=grid5&sr=1-26&node=13913321&searchRank=pmrank&searchPage=1&rh=&searchSize=90&id=Florets%20Gradual-Fade%20Rain%20Boots%20Silver&searchBinNameList=purchasing_channel%2Ctarget_com_shoe_size-bin%2Ctarget_com_primary_color-bin%2Cpattern_name-bin%2Ctarget_com_brand-bin http://www.target.com/Womens-Leopard-Rain-Boots-Tan/dp/B000KH75OW/ref=br_1_49?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&searchView=grid5&searchNodeID=13913321&node=13913321&sr=1-49&searchRank=pmrank&searchPage=1&searchSize=90&id=Womens%20Leopard%20Rain%20Boots%20Tan&qid=1277482436 http://www.target.com/Pinky-Plaid-Rain-Boots-Pink/dp/B000MFKXR8/ref=br_1_75?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&searchView=grid5&searchNodeID=13913321&node=13913321&sr=1-75&searchRank=pmrank&searchPage=1&searchSize=90&id=Pinky%20Plaid%20Rain%20Boots%20Pink&qid=1277482459 more

Resolved Question: Which rainboot is the prettiest?

http://www.target.com/Zebra-Rain-Boots-Black-Silver/dp/B001CU28SY/ref=br_1_8?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&qid=1277461368&searchView=grid5&sr=1-8&node=13913321&searchRank=pmrank&searchPage=1&rh=&searchSize=90&id=Zebra%20Rain%20Boots%20Black%20Silver&searchBinNameList=purchasing_channel%2Ctarget_com_shoe_size-bin%2Ctarget_com_primary_color-bin%2Cpattern_name-bin%2Ctarget_com_brand-bin http://www.target.com/Pinky-Plaid-Rain-Boots-Pink/dp/B000MFKXR8/ref=pd_ecc_rvi_1 http://www.target.com/Womens-Leopard-Rain-Boots-Tan/dp/B000KH75OW/ref=br_1_49?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&searchView=grid5&searchNodeID=13913321&node=13913321&sr=1-49&searchRank=pmrank&searchPage=1&searchSize=90&id=Womens%20Leopard%20Rain%20Boots%20Tan&qid=1277461529 http://www.target.com/Capelli-New-York-Graffiti-Rain/dp/B00372CI80/ref=br_1_39?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&searchView=grid5&searchNodeID=13913321&node=13913321&sr=1-39&searchRank=pmrank&searchPage=1&searchSize=90&id=Capelli%20New%20York%20Graffiti%20Rain&qid=1277461570 http://www.target.com/Capelli-New-York-Streets-Rain/dp/B003728REE/ref=br_1_45?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&searchView=grid5&searchNodeID=13913321&node=13913321&sr=1-45&searchRank=pmrank&searchPage=1&searchSize=90&id=Capelli%20New%20York%20Streets%20Rain&qid=1277461637 http://www.target.com/Tartan-Plaid-Rain-Boots-Black/dp/B001CS4VR2/ref=br_1_10?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&qid=1277461656&searchView=grid5&sr=1-10&node=13913321&searchRank=pmrank&searchPage=1&rh=&searchSize=90&id=Tartan%20Plaid%20Rain%20Boots%20Black&searchBinNameList=purchasing_channel%2Ctarget_com_shoe_size-bin%2Ctarget_com_primary_color-bin%2Cpattern_name-bin%2Ctarget_com_brand-bin more

Resolved Question: What do you think of my writing?

Right, this is the prologue of my story. It's my first draft and I'm currently on chapter 15 but I'm suddenly interested to know what you think of my writing. So, here goes... When people speak of the best cities to visit in the world, they may mention the combination of art and culture and the sensual romantic atmosphere that make Paris such an elegant place. Perhaps they’d describe the exhilaration experienced whilst travelling down a New York boulevard. They’d never talk about Swansea, an odd, vast city, located in South Wales. Maybe I fell in love with Swansea whilst standing on the shore with my trousers rolled up to my knees and my toes soaked by fresh, cool sea water that rhythmically moved to and from the fine, gold sand and the smooth pebbles. My parents were sat on a tartan rug, as far away from the sea as possible and my brother was playing football with some boys he had met on the beach. It was the summer before the beginning of my GSCE course and I had taken the opportunity to reminisce about my past. I grew up in a small but busy English city that didn’t often offer me a moment of contemplation or solitude. By no means was I a misanthropist – I enjoyed the company of my friends and their amusing jokes and stories – but I had a habit of mentally reliving past events and envisaging the future. Mama and Daddy said that I needed to be more social. That particular day, I was wondering about the “contradictory nature of human beings” and the existence of love so profound that “one would give their own life for the object of their desires”. The latter was just an over exaggeration of love that only ever occurred in fairy stories. I suppose these thoughts were deep for even me. A bit pompous, really. The only reason I considered them was because I picked up the ideas from a psychology magazine that decorated to tables from a café that I performed in on my last day in Wales. My father, a keen guitarist like myself, encouraged me to play a couple of instrumentals I’d written at a venue of my choice. Of course, the venue had to be as conservative and as clean as the environment my brother and I had been raised in: we were Muslims, and although my parents were liberal enough to allow me to learn a musical instrument and attend co – education school, they made sure that my brother and I kept in touch with our Pakistani roots. We had learnt to read the Arabic, we were forbidden to have boyfriends or girlfriends and we ate Halal meat. And for the first fourteen years of my life, I was content with this religious foundation. I wisely chose Café Maze. No alcohol was served and cigarettes were never smoked here. Customers consisted of art students dressed in bright, quirky colours and patterns, who listened to indie rock and talked about environmental issues. Apart from them, a few teenagers would bustle into the eatery, clutching bags full of entertainment items and clothes and they’d discuss a man named Pablo, with the art students. Whoever that was. On the surface, Maze seemed to be an appropriate place. At 7 o’ clock, the coffee house was lit only by three spotlights that were arranged on the ceiling. There were five mahogany tables in the entire café: four circled the other. The teenagers preferred to sit at these tables whilst the civilised art students lounged lazily on the polished black sofas on either end of the room. A potent refreshing aroma of coffee wafted into my nose and cleared my lungs and the continuous chatter filled me with sudden nervousness. I fiddled with microphone, wrenching it down so that it was level with my acoustic guitar. It let out a loud, screeching noise. Silence took hold of the ambience and as I tuned my guitar I could feel dozens of pairs of eyes staring intently at me, waiting for me to produce some melodic noise from my instrument. I began to pick the strings. I had been inspired to write the piece upon my stay at Swansea. The tension faded as my performance progressed but the focus of the audience seemed to increase with every note that I fretted. I finished playing. The room broke into applause and I even received a few whistles. The silence had been driven out of the room and the audience returned promptly to their conversations so that my next piece acted more as background music. Later, the café owner, a small plump man, with a heavy Liverpudlian accent, handed me a business card. “Fayha, if ya ever need a bit o’ cash, then ya can always come ‘n’ perform ‘ere for a few quid.” He chuckled. My father joked about becoming a street musician. I laughed and convinced myself that I was far too ambitious for that and that I’d rather enter a professional and more stable career. However, I kept the card as a souvenir and as I hoped to return to Swansea again, I observed the peculiar contrast of the winding streets and the houses tucked in the valley opposite the shopping centres and commercial billboards. I&#3 more

Resolved Question: FRENCH TRANSLATION?!?!?!? EASY! Please help!!!!?

Please translate this english text. does not have to be exact, just whatever makes the most sense in french. PLEASE help! thank youu! ***Hello, Welcome to my page. My name is Lucy Clarke and I am 14 years old. I live in Darkling, New Zealand, in a house on the top of a big hill. I live with my Mum, her name is Joanne ans she is very nice. I have medium-length, black, wavy hair and brown eyes. I am medium size. I like to think that I am a very, friendly and kind girl. I go to school at Darling College for Girls. I love school. I really love my french class but i do not really like math! I like my school uniform. To go to school i wear a white blouse, blue jersey, blue tartan skirt, and black tights. My favorite clothes are my blue denim jeans and my black leather jacket. To go to the beach i wear blue togs and a white dress. To go to the shops i like to wear my brown skirt with black tights and mu grey t-shirt and leather jacket. My favourite colour is purple and my favourite singer is lady Gaga. The time travelers wife and wildchild are my favourite films. Harry Potter my favourite book of all time. Thank you for reading my page!*** more

Resolved Question: Am I entitles to use the tartan of the Fletchers as I am descended from the Fletchers.....?

but I'm not actually a Fletcher myself. Am I permitted/entitled/allowed to use this tartan and the clan badge because I am descended from them but I have a different last name? more

Resolved Question: Question on Tartans.?

I have just started wearing kilts, and I know that there are some Universal tartans, while some are associated with families. I only wear my kilt around town, and have not been to any Ren Fairs/Celtic gatherings, so I don't think anyone would notice if I wore another clan's tartan, right? In my town of 36,000 Only me and one other guy wear kilts. I know I am Scottish, but unfortunately I can not contact anyone from that side of the family to learn my clan. The only last name on that side of the family is Frost, if anyone happens to know. >.< Any way, the question is, do Clans get mad when you wear their tartan? more

Resolved Question: Thoughts/opinion/advice on intro (part 2)?

sorry my previous one got cut off, im continuing it here. If you would like to refer back to the first one, here is the link http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AuYJFOI562Q0wAWMnHvhYXHsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20100410180510AAmYNPS [Continuing] hundred billion dollar budget surplus. Granted, we should be a little mad about Michael Steele spending party money on bondage nightclubs, but that’s because he is spending money that isn’t his. Americans seem to get mad over all the wrong things. But I digress. The girl in the corner gave a neat little achoo which almost seemed to herald the entrance of another person entering the office. She looked to be about late fifties, early sixties. She was carrying a young child, not anymore than three, in her arms. Her balding hubby followed her in. She had short brown hair and was sporting a beige jacket and large brimmed hat – even went so far as to complete the look with some white sunglasses. She wore darker brown pants and black dress shoes. Her husband wore your classic Levi blue jeans, brown boots (by the look of them steel toed), and a plaid shirt, probably a Stewart tartan. Atop his head lay a quirky fez. They too had a verbal battle with the Receptionist. They want to see the doctor desperately; they think the kid’s arm is broken. “Sorry lady, Doc ain’t in right now,” she muttered heartlessly, “Feel free to enjoy all the wonderful pleasures of the waiting room though,” she added sarcastically. The couple walked toward the seats and sat next to me, save one empty chair as a polite buffer. “Bitch…” I heard her rasp under her breath as she sat down. She seemed spunky. Alas, the room was once again filled with silence. It is hard to pinpoint what sort of silence it was. In the end, it seemed to be a silence of four parts. There was the awkward silence after the exchange with the Receptionist. There was the dull dreary silence of much too much time passing with much too little action. There was the silence of thoughts. Each person was absorbed in there own world thinking thinking thinking. About what I cannot say. Lastly, there was the heavy silence of anxiety and anticipation that sets in right when one has that intuitive feeling that the silence will be broken. It was. The lady turned her brimmed hat adorned head and kicked this greeting right out into the open, “Hi, I’m Bethany. You can call me Beth,” she extended her hand. I took it. “Charmed.” I was so stunned by her outgoingness that I couldn’t manage to utter simple pleasantries. “And you would be?” I sat there dumbstruck for a moment then regained my composure. “Kelsey. Kelsey MacGregor.” “Well then Kelsey. This here is my hubby, Rick.” “How do you do?” Rick took off his fez and gave an elegant little bow. Or at least as elegant as one could get while trying to relax in a seat. “Well Rick, honestly I’m a little irked,” I admitted. Somehow these old folks were making me feel comfortable. They made me feel like I meant something to them. I know we hadn’t spoken much, but I was sure even then that these were people to whom I could talk. “The Receptionist is a genuine Nurse Ratched, wouldn’t you say?” “Ah yes, certainly. She has either has a bone to pick or a stick up her ass. Either way, I agree,” Bethany said heartily and intentionally loud enough for the Receptionist to hear. I caught the Receptionist give an exaggerated roll of the eyes. “Must be a thorny stick,” Rick added. I cracked a smile; my first smile in a long time. I liked these people; Rick and Bethany. In a veritable attempt to be social, I asked, “What’s the little tyke in for?” “Oh, the little squirt? This is my daughter, Missy’s, son, Ricky. Named after his dear old gramps,” she shot Rick Senior an affectionate glance, “We think his arm is broken,” she continued. I noticed how she was gingerly supporting it. I addressed Little Ricky, “Well you’re certainly being brave about this ordeal, aren’t you? Look at him, he hasn’t even grimaced. You’ll make a tough man some day.” The tyke seemed to give some gargle. The closest thing I could liken it to would be some sort of chortle. “How old is he?” “He just turned two.” “Pray tell, how did he break his arm?” “Well, we are not exactly sure. We have a couple of theories. Here’s the skinny…” more

Resolved Question: this question is for any Macfarlane clan member?

my name is Dane Allen Lane i was told over and over by ppl that my last name is a variation of Macfarlane. is that true? if so i was wanting to join the clan. plus im looking at getting a new kilt and was wanting to wear all Macfarlane clan tartan and crest stuff like that so please can you help i dont want to look like a jack ass at the highland games in the usa when im wearing the wrong gear. more

Resolved Question: Wearing a kilt to the school prom?

Im 18 and have always wanted to wear a kilt at an event outside a wedding. I decided to rent a kilt with full suit to match,however, I live in the north of England and not Scotland. My last name is Stewart and my family does go back to Scottish Stewart heritage after my grandparents. I rented a Royal Stewart tartan kilt because of the family history but that aside, I have asked a few people about it and it seems im the only one wearing a kilt. Alot of people have said I will be made fun of but to be honest Im going to have a good time with my girlfriend. My girlfriend hates it aswell as she believes that she will be embarrased because people will make fun of me. Im 6'5 with dark hair but am fairly muscular so I really dont understand why she is to be embarrassed. Any thoughts would be a great help. Do you think Im a fool for wanting to be different? Many thanks more

Resolved Question: FRENCH TRANSLATION HELP?

I need help with how I've translated this block of text, it's for a speaking task due tomorrow, if there are any errors (Particularly in the sentance structure) could you please let me know? I need help with how I've translated my english into french. WITTS = What I'm trying to say. 1) Bonjour! Je m' appell Raven! 1) (WITTS) Hello! my name is Raven 2) J'habite dans un raton geant! 2) (WITTS) I live in a giant racoon. 3)Ma chambre est ne confortable pas, le lit est grumeleux et froid. le combles soyee rempli de souris et il y a une palourde geante dans le compartiment. 3) (WITTS) my bedroom is not comfortable, the bed is lumpy and cold, the rafters are filled with mice and there is a giant clam in the cupboard. 4) Ma maison c'est tres chaude a fois et sent absolument ranu. Il n'y a que trois pieces et de temps en temps c'est tres exigu. 4) (WITTS) my house is very hot at times and smells absolutely rancid. there are only three rooms and from time to time it's very cramped. 5) Oui, J'ai un frere. il s'appelle Gunther, et il resemble un hibon. il habite sur un bateau pirate, mais il ne semble a apporter maison de piller. 5) (WITTS) Yes, I have a brother, His name is Gunther, and he looks like an owl. he lives on a pirate ship, but he never seems to bring home any plunder. 6) Oui, j'ai une cafard et un Canard. Ils ne subsistent pas. 6) (WITTS) yes, I have a cockroach and a duck. they don't get along. 7)Ma matinere prefere c'est le anglais et j'ai detest le maths! c'est ainsi ennuyeux! 7) (WITTS) my favorite subject is english, and I hate maths! it's sooo boring! 8) Dans ma trousse j'ai : une pendule, un lapin, un poisson-piere et une pecheur. 8) (WITTS) in my pencil case I have : a pendulum clock, a rabbit, a stone fish and a fireman. 9) ma passe temp prefere sont: tousser, se fair les ongles et defendre ma frigo. 9)(WITTS) my favorite hobbies are: coughing, painting my nails and defending my fridge. 10) j'aime manger; Hamster avec des jus d'orange, et de temps en temps un piece a camembert. 10) (WITTS) I like eating; hamster with orange juice, and from time to time a bit of camembert. 11) j'aime roulement de fromage, un son sports si gnarly et intense. 11)(WITTS) I like cheese rolling, it's such a gnarly and intense sport. 12) sur le weekend je aller avec mes amis a la corde-balancoire 12)(WITTS) on the weekend I go with my friends to the rope swing. 13) Ma prefere vetement sont un ecossaise pantalon large, le gilet, les creoles argent, et un cardigan a pois blanche et clair bleu. 13) My favorite outfit is tartan baggy pants, a vest, silver hoop earings, and a white and light blue spotted cardigan. more

Resolved Question: How can I find my Scottish Clan?

OK, I know that my dads grandmother, had the last name of Moffit (I believe that is is the right spelling) And our last name is Parker. We think that that name is Scottish or Irish in origin ( I hope its Scottish!) What I need to know, is how can I find out which Family those names originally descended? I really want to know because I want to buy a Tartan, Coz I love Scotland as well as being (sorta) descended from there. I just wanted to get the right colorings and so on. Maybe I am just being stupid. If I have no idea what I am talking about please tell me, any site references that would help with Scottish Culture and names and tradition would be great! I want to know, really, not just come off like an idiot. more

Resolved Question: What is the name of this tartan pattern?

http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h312/Yurii_Savinov/Random%20Crapola/Tartan_Army.jpg What is the name of this kind of tartan? more

Resolved Question: Does anyone know this book?

In 1997 or 1998 I read a book that I can't remember the name of or who the author is... It was about a woman while on vacation in the UK was visiting a stone henge and got some how transported back in time to medieval era where there was a castle and the British and Scottish were at war. She met a man and I think his name may have been Jamie (not sure) she was a nurse. She met another woman at the end who had also been sent back to the same time through the henge...the man she met was in a prison at one point.... If this sounds at all familiar please let me know... oh and I think the cover of the book had some type of kilt or tartan material on it sitting on some old stones, the type a castle would be built from.. more

Resolved Question: Please help my cheerleading squad come up with cheers to use during the High School FOOTBALL season this fall?

My school is starting up a cheerleading squad for next year, and my friend and I are co-captains because we have the most dance and cheering experience and the squad was our idea to begin with. We have a few cheers made up, but we definitely need more! Our school name is Sheldon-Williams Collegiate, our mascot is Spartans, our colours are Red, Gold and Navy and our "rival" in football is the Campbell Collegiate Tartans. It would be really nice if you guys could help us think of some cheers to use during the games. SIDELINES chants/cheers and SONGS to use during HALF-TIME ROUTINES. :D PLEASE HELP US? more

Resolved Question: Help think of FOOTBALL cheers for the upcoming fall season?

My school is starting up a cheerleading squad for next year, and my friend and I are co-captains because we have the most dance and cheering experience and the squad was our idea to begin with. We have a few cheers made up, but we definitely need more! Our school name is Sheldon-Williams Collegiate, our mascot is Spartans, our colours are Red, Gold and Navy and our "rival" in football is the Campbell Collegiate Tartans. It would be really nice if you guys could help us think of some cheers to use during the games. They can be sidelines stuff or half-time routines. :D PLEASE HELP US? more

Resolved Question: Help me think of football cheers for the fall season?

My school is starting up a cheerleading squad for next year, and my friend and I are co-captains because we have the most dance and cheering experience and the squad was our idea to begin with. We have a few cheers made up, but we definitely need more! Our school name is Sheldon-Williams Collegiate, our mascot is Spartans, our colours are Red, Gold and Navy and our "rival" in football is the Campbell Collegiate Tartans. It would be really nice if you guys could help us think of some cheers to use during the games. They can be sidelines stuff or half-time routines. :D PLEASE HELP US? more

Resolved Question: where can i get a genuine free yahoo rare?

any body got a yahoo rare they no longer use play mostly pool and spades.can you email me the name and password to tartan_a6my@yahoo.co.uk thanx all more

Resolved Question: I've been trying to find out my Scottish Clan name and tartan pattern, and I've found multiple answers.?

My surname is Riggs, and I've heard it traces back to Dunbar and someone else said Boyd. Can anyone please help me? more

Resolved Question: Why is Scotch tape called 'Scotch' anyway?

Use of the term "Scotch" in the name has a pejorative origin. To cut costs 3M applied the adhesive only to the edges of the tape. A remark was made by a St. Paul automobile detailer that the stingy Scotch bosses needed to put more adhesive on it. Scotty McTape, a kilt-wearing cartoon boy, was the brand's mascot for two decades, first appearing in 1944. The familiar plaid design, a take on the Wallace tartan, was introduced in 1945. Now ya know. And now I know too. I have always wondered that but never bothered to look it up. Frigging racist tape-makers. What's something you always wondered about? Sellotape is not an American brand though, that's why. On this side of zee planet is referred to a scotch tape. Just because we were in the midst of a war (point well taken) didn't mean the detailing market went to an ENTIRE standstill. There was still an upper class, and there were still people getting their cars detailed. Furthermore, that wasn't said in 1944, the detailer said it in 1925. And detailers don't pick lint out of floor mats. They paint cars. more

Resolved Question: Have you read about these fantastic facts? Some are pretty interesting to know.?

I can just hear Johnny Carson saying "I did not know that". If he read these. :) Rice paper is not made from rice. Gorillas are unable to swim. The color purple was the sign of high rank in ancient Rome. A fly's tastebuds are in its feet. Penguins are able to leap over six feet into the air. Avocado pears are the most fattening fruit. Cricket pads were invented in 1836. If you have blue eyes they will become paler as you get older. Less than half of the London Underground is actually underground. Venetian blinds were invented in Japan. The planet Venus is the only one that rotates clockwise. The toothbrush was invented in 1498. If you heat a grape in a microwave oven the grape will explode. Ronald Reagan was the oldest man ever be elected president of the USA. A cat has four rows of whiskers. Basketball was invented by a Y.M.C.A. official at Springfield, Massachusetts in 1891. Water expands by about 9% as it freezes. The thin line of cloud that forms behind an aircraft at high altitudes is called a contrail. The term 'disc jockey' was first used in 1937. The paperclip was invented by Norwegian Johann Vaaler. The first colour photograph was made in 1861 by James Maxwell. He photographed a tartan ribbon. The electric chair was invented by a dentist. The can opener was invented 48 years after cans were introduced. The Beatles song 'Martha My Dear' was written by Paul McCartney about his sheepdog Martha. Sound travels through water 3 times faster than through air. Soccer is the most attended or watched sport in the world. Only one of the Seven Wonders of the World still survives: the Great Pyramid of Giza. On average, you breathe 23,000 times a day. Nessie, the Loch Ness monster is protected by the 1912 Protection of Animals Acts of Scotland. Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon with his left foot first. Lightning strikes men about seven times more often than it does women. Milk chocolate was invented by Daniel Peter, who sold the concept to his neighbour Henri Nestlé. Mercedes Benz cars are named after Mercedes Jellinek. Maria Ann Smith introduced the Granny Smith apple in 1838. Leonardo da Vinci could write with the one hand and draw with the other simultaneously. The toothbrush was invented in 1498. The name of all the continents end with the same letter that they start with. The human heart creates enough pressure to squirt blood 30 feet. Elephants are the only animals that cannot jump. Leonardo Da Vinci invented scissors. more

Resolved Question: Did you know about these fascinating facts and figures?

In England middle names were once illegal. Halley's comet takes seventy-six years to travel once around the sun. Humming-birds are the only birds that are able to fly backwards. At least once a year most birds moult - they shed their old feathers and grow new ones. Birds moult before winter so that the new feathers will have grown before the weather becomes colder. Mozart was only five years old when he wrote the music of "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star." The Statue of Liberty was built to celebrate the birth of the United States of America and to commemorate the friendship with France. It stands at the entrance to New York Harbour. There are more insects in the world than all the other animals added together. Dogs sweat through their paws. The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean in the world. It has an area of 70,000,000 square miles (181,000,000 square km). The Bridge of Sighs is in Venice and connects the Doge's Palace with the old state prisons. It's name symbolizes the sadness of the prisoners crossing the bridge on their way to prison The word "the" is the most commonly used word in the English language. The fear of the number thirteen is known as triskaidekaphobia. Photosynthesis is the name of the process by which green plant manufacture food from inorganic materials with the help of light. Magnetic sound recording was invented in 1898 by Danish engineer, Valdemar Poulsen. Braille - which enables blind people to read was invented by Frenchman, Louis Braille around 1829. After the 1745 rebellion, the British Government made it illegal for Scotsmen to wear tartan kilts. The law continued until 1832. Lions are the only member of the big cat family to hunt as a team rather than individually. The card game called Bridge was invented in Turkey. A human blinks their eyes twenty-five time a minute. Turkish baths were invented by the Romans. more

Resolved Question: why does canada seem to steal alot from scotland?

no offence meant to be caused. and i dont mean steal more copy in a sense. i know that alot of people are ancestors to scots etc but i mean for example they use tartan and bagpipes etc the same way the scots do like for cerimonial things etc ( please dnt answer with bgpipes and tartann arent scottish things either, thats not what im asking) and the canadian army have taken the names of scottish regimenst but added canadian to them anyone konw why they do this? more

Resolved Question: What is Tartan Clan Protocol?

I have discovered that my great-great-gran (my grandmother's gran) is Scottish and has a clan name and hence a tartan. Am I entitled to wear it? I am obviously aware there's nothing legally stopping me from wearing it, but I feel one should abide by the rules. Looking online I have discovered such a thing as a 'clan protocol'...am I legitimately entitled to wear this tartan or not? She Said: I know one can LEGALLY wear any tartan, but I wouldn't wear one unless I was entitled to do so. more

Resolved Question: Funniest Footy Chants?

Got this off the Independent. 1) "You should've stayed on the telly" - Liverpool fans to then Newcastle boss, Alan Shearer 2) "Two Andy Gorams, there's only two Andy Gorams' -Celtic fans on learning he suffers from schizophrenia 3) "You're just a fat Eddie Murphy" - Fans favourite chant to Jimmy Floyd Hasseilbaink 4) You're just a small team in Scotland, small team in Scotland, you're just a small team in Scotland" - Villa fans towards Sunderland fans 5) "Deep fry yer pizzas, were gonna deep fry yer pizzas" - The Tartan Army in Italy 6) "You're just a poor man's Evian, you're just a poor man's Evian" - Gateshead fans to Buxton supporters after a 2-0 win 7) "When you're sat in row Z, and the ball hits your head, that's Zamora, that's Zamora" - Fulham fans on goal-shy Bobby Zamora 8) "Nani are you OK? Are you OK Nani?" United fans to Nani ala Smooth Criminal 9) "You've got Di Canio, we've got your stereo" The Kop responding to West ham fans chanting 'We've got Di Canio" 10) "He's blond, he's slick, his name's a porno flick" Arsenal fans on their own Emmanuel Petit. And my own favourite when Scotland played Holland for a spot in Euro 2004, the Scots won the first leg 1-0 and were happily chantng ' He's big, he's fat, he's gonna get the sack - Dic.k Advocaat' Of course Holland won the corresponding fixture 6-1, to which a Dutch fan held a sign, "There's No Dic.k Like My Dic.k" and promptly pulled his pants down to expose his manhood! more

Resolved Question: Does she sound catchy and interesting?

This is a librarian in Point Pleasant, West Virginia that is going to be in my story. I need input. Her appearance was exquisite. She had natural blonde hair combined with pink highlights descending towards her shoulders. Her wrists overweight by an abundant amount of colorful bracelets. She wore a knee length pleated tartan black and gray plaid skirt. Her top was a light gray collar shirt that was partially tucked in. On her left breast sat a copper name tag. Her name was Clementine. She greeted me with a pearl white smile that resembled Alaskan snow. "Welcome to the Mason County Library." she said in a soft toned voice. Her bracelets cover her dark secrets. She use to cut her wrists. This will play later on in the story. more

Resolved Question: help naming a barbie from the late 90s!?

ok, i'm trying to remember a barbie. please help; -it was prob 1999 or 2000 -she was a either a high school or college themed barbie -she came with little cardboard school books -she had a tartan red skirt -[pretty sure] she had knee high white socks. if you have any ideas, lemme know; it's driving me nuts trying to remember and i've been searching online for ages! more

Resolved Question: Theres a spelling book, the my brother needs help with and this is one of the questions.?

Answer each clue across with a 4 letter word. When you have finished read down the first column to find the name of a fairy tale character. f a c t - true; not made up or imaginary _ _ _ _ - a single thing m o o n - the largest light in the sky _ _ _ _ - the skin or hide of an animal l o u d - noisy; opposite of sound e v e n - opposite of odd s a c k - a large bag made of cloth t a i l - the end part of many animals _ _ _ _ - a ticking feeling on your skin l i c k - to touch something with your tongue b o o k - another word for story _ _ _ _ - a piece of canvas on a ships mast k i l t - a short skirt with a tartan pattern i r i s - a flowel also part of an eye m e a t - tidy; in order * some are answers and some arent, if anything is wrong please help correct and help the ones that arent answered thank you much appreciated :) more

Resolved Question: A wee quiz for the Tartan Army...?

Scotland have played and have yet to lose against 26 countries. How many can you name? Re-phrased.....there are 26 countries Scotland have played who have failed to beat us...how many can you name....hint...one of them is Croatia...another is Bulgaria....24 to go .... 'Robo'....sorry....played Faroes 8x W6, D2...lost to Denmark 4x, Belgium 8x in 15 games, lost to Greece in 1995, Hungary beat us 4x in 8 games, Switzerland 5x, lost to Nigeria in 2002 at Aberdeen, we've had one win in tries v Poland, Uruguay have beaten us twice (7-0 in 1958 WC) and played Paraguay once, losing once. Not very impressive is it? Still, you did get five right. more

Resolved Question: did the aberdeen youth team pass their maths exam?

HIGHLANDS REGION Name................................... Glen...................................... Clan .................................. 1. After Hector's death, Archie has to pay Death Duty on Glenbogle. With 25,000 acres, Archie must pay £1.76 for the first 15,000 acres and 90p per acre for the remainder, including VAT. How many people actually give a toss? 2. An Afro-American called Zachary Obisanjo Kokobobo asks a Tartan Shop in Inverness if he has any Scottish Genealogy. How long does it take to flog him full Highland dress and matching kilts for his wife and 10 kids? 3. If an Aberdeen supporter laid every sheep in Grampian Region end to end, how many people would be surprised? 4. If you caught a Loch Ness Monster 115 feet long and each foot weighed 27lbs, how much money would you make by selling your exclusive story and pictures? Sorry, question 5 has been delayed by heavy snowfall and will be here as soon as the Cockbridge-Tomintoul road re-opens in the spring! rioja mask,good stuff.lol i like the sheep wan.hehehehehehe biker,stop spoiling ma questions.lol aye for now biker.wait till the vios tomorrow .i will et 4 i think.lol more

Resolved Question: Can non-Scots wear kilts?

I am German but would love to wear a kilt. I am aware that there is a German heritage tartan and, in this liberal country (Great Britain) I would be perfectly allowed to wear one. But I am not Scottish or British in any way (I have just lived here all my life). My name is German and everything about me is German. Would it be socially correct for me to wear a kilt? more

Resolved Question: This girl I keep seeing on tv..?

not even watched any of the 900+ channels for a while. then today, sitting at home a bit depressed, decided to whack babestation on to see whats cooking. shes on. dressed in a kind of naughty schoolgirl outfit - short tartan skirt, the full monty. so i think im in love again. i havent called her, because mums put a block on premium rate phone numbers after all the 'competitions' i was ringing. but i did search for her on google again. this time ive hit the jackpot. myspace page, bebo, full name, home town, pic of her boyfriend. im like a kid in a sweet shop. i dont really know what to do with it all though, im a bit overwhelmed thinking of making a myspace page and adding her, but if she looks at my page and sees ive got now mates or comments shes not likely to be impressed is she? suggestions? yeah, shes perfect. and im not being funny, but her boyfriend is nothing special. hes punching above his weight here. if i can get her to leave him, im definitely in with a chance i dont think shes happy though. under weaknesses she says she lost contact with her friends when she met her boyfriend. sounds like hes a charlie stubbs type to me, she needs to get out of this claustrophobic relationship and im the man to help her. no link to her page until someone gives me advice about how to go after her. dont want somebody getting in there first or something. more

Resolved Question: What's the difference between tartan, madras, and plaid?

Is there a distinct difference between the three, or are the names interchangeable? Thanks! Ok thanks for the visuals, I see madras is clearly the most distinct of the three. But then what would differentiate between tartan and plaid, the differences appear to be very subtle. more

Resolved Question: My beginning. Would you read this whole book if you could.?

UNTITLED “My name is Kimberly, and im an alcoholic” Those 3 words, those 3 little words. Recited with ease by most people, not for me. For me, these words were a harsh reality, a reality that took a lifetime to say, but an eternity to bear. The old man sitting next to me, dressed in that stupid tartan coat that only farmers wore, applauded like I had just given a speech to become president. Today was a new start, a start to become the old me, the one that cherished life, the one that lived for every minute, the one that people actually remember in the street. Today was my day. Sitting crossed legged on the cold attic floor J pulled his eyes from the pages before him. A sly glistening tear hugged his left cheek, perching itself on his top lip. As he looked around, J could no longer see the bright pinks and purples, or the beautiful butterflies, or the flowers that he always associated with Kim. Instead he was faced with two damp cardboard boxes, filled with ragged, worn out garments that contained more holes than he dared count. It was in this first box that he had unearthed a familiar looking object. Wrapped in a distained silk scarf sat the box J had been rummaging through just moments before. The rich mahogany box stood beautifully in the dim light of the attic. Its ornate birds and vines, intersecting with elegantly crafted butterflies. J stared solemnly at the box. He had given it to Kimberly the previous Christmas. That day had been the last time he had seen her and guilt now penetrated his entire body. . He had been in China that year, working on securing a major contract. As soon as he seen the box gracing the market stall he knew he had to have it. Kim had to have it. It was the least he could do after practically ignoring her for 6 months. She loved it but J couldn’t understand why it was now placed in the musty attic amongst disused furniture . “I’m sorry” he said aloud, “I’m so sorry baby girl” Questions began ravishing his already confussed mind as he slowly folded over the book that delicately sat in his hands. He lovingly caressed the book between his hands and held it close to his chest. A small whimper left his mouth. Salted drops fell to the floor. Why didn’t he know. Why didn’t he see? He should have seen. A father is supposed to protect and nurture their children. But J had been more concerned with work. Always had been. Now it was too late. Regret filled J’s heart. Why had he ignored her? He would have known if he had spent some time. In the space of two minutes, he had discovered she was in need of his help. But he was no where to be found. As he walked towards the stairs, a light wind hustled through the tiny window of the attic, caressing his greying hair. No longer did he have his natural dark locks, instead they were ravished by the grey ones now protruding from every angle. How could he have let all this happen? One question raced round J’s head more than any of the others. Even if his life had depended on it J couldn’t understand what it was that had made Kim turn to alcohol. Was it school, was it friends? Was it me? Blake, the descrptions are very well descriptive for a reason. Im trying to portray the old kim to the new. The light to the dark? ps j is not the characters name. I havent decided on a name yet. Lol. So its just there to show who we talking bout more

Resolved Question: okay here goes, beginning of my story?

its in diary format so please bear that in mind ________________ “My name is Kimberly, and im an alcoholic”, those 3 words, those 3 little words. Recited with ease by most people, not for me. For me, these words were a harsh reality, a reality that took a lifetime to say, but an eternity to bear. The old man sitting next to me, dressed in that stupid tartan coat that only farmers wear, applauded like I had just given a speech to become president. Today was a new start, a start to become the old me, the one that cherished life,the one that lived for every minute, the one that people actually remember in the street. Today was my day. Thank you everyone. I might need help on here every now ang again. Would love to have some people become my mini editors.lol. Comments appreciated. Didnt add age as father will say that in the next bit. more

Resolved Question: Help with a song i'm trying to find?

i heard this really good song on TV... i didnt catch the start or end so i didnt see the name or who it was by... i'll describe the video for you... its set in the victorian ages and all outfits are in this type (females) http://img.alibaba.com/photo/11276811/Tartan_Corset_Gown_Tartan_Dress.jpg the singer is female... and its a slow romantic song... shes at times on the balcony of a mansion and also dancing .. and at some point in the video shes talking to 2 of her friends and a guy comes over.. and she said something like: ".. when you walk towards me ..." she herself (the singer) is in a cream victorian outfit... any help is appreciated.. thanks the song itself is fairly new... maybe 2008 or even this year... more

Resolved Question: Is it possible to rent a kilt in a specific tartan?

I've been doing some research to try and find a place that will rent out kilts in my fiance's family tartan (his last name is Wood) but most of the places i have found online will only have 6 or 7 choices of tartan to choose from. Is the only other option to buy them (which is a pricey endeavor, esp. since we want all of the groomsmen in them as well), or are there rental places that will find a specific tartan if you request it? more

Resolved Question: Does anybody know about the Bigham tartan?

My grandmother's maiden name was Bigham, and she was of Scottish descent. I am pretty sure that Bigham is a Scottish name, but I cannot find the tartan for it anywhere. I researched it before with no luck, but I visited my grandmother's grave today, and I was reminded of it. My grandfather said that when he visited Scotland, they could not find the Bigham tartan for a long time, but they found it in the archives or something after a long time. If anybody could post a link to an image of the Bigham tartan, or where someone has it on sale, I would greatly appreciate it. more

Resolved Question: Is it possible to find your Scottish clan's name only knowing your tartan colors?

I haven't been given much information to go by, but I've been told our colors are yellow, blue, and green. The last name of our Scottish relatives is Conlin and they are from somewhere between Glasgow and Edinburgh, with ties to the St. Andrews area. more

Resolved Question: Does any1 know the name of the wedding dress shop on the Royal Mile Edinburgh?

It sells unusual dresses and there is one part tartan in the window. more

Resolved Question: How Do You Make A School Tie Look Cool?

How do you make a school tie look cool/good? It is green tartan, and pretty much an average tie. Is there a cool way to tie or wear it, What can I decorate it with, I am willing to get my hands dirty (sewing cutting you name it!) For last person who answered I LOVE MY TIE, I think it is awesome I am just looking for away to annoy my teachers. MY TIE IS MY LIFE........ not really, but I do quite fancy it. My bubble is unburstable, so I shall name him (my tie) *suspence builds* 'ANGUS YOUNG'. more

Resolved Question: Rock and Pop! Of these 3 songs that I've written, which is your favorito?

1: Flannel Man Here cometh the flannel man. Do go run inside. Here cometh the flannel man. It'd be best for you to hide. His eyes are flannel. His face is too. You'd better escape, Before he eats you. Here cometh the flannel man. Do go run inside. Here cometh the flannel man. Hide that shirt right now! For you know, he will get you, If you're dressed in flannel, somehow! By day he is tartan. By night, he is plaid. He preys upon those who are flannel clad. Here cometh the flannel man. Do go run inside. Here cometh the flannel man. Beware you, grunge pioneers! You'd be wise to switch to cotton, To remedy your fears. He'll come through your window. He'll come through your door. Better not wear that fabric anymore. Here cometh the flannel man. Do go run inside. #2: Loonies In The Corn There be loonies in that corn! They hide between the rows! There be loonies in that there corn! They scare away the crows! They speak in gibberish and twitch alot! They're afraid of clouds! But, they can never ever be caught! Because of their secret shrouds! The loonies hop up and down! They chase their own hands! They're always smiling, never a frown! They know no other lands! There be crazies in the ears! Sometimes, they think they're dogs! They get anxious as daybreak nears! They think they'll turn into logs! There be loonies in the corn! They live in corn husk huts! There be loonies in that there corn! Everyone knows they're nuts! #3: I Like Head Butting Famous People Part 1 The mighty Bruce Dickinson is a special man. And what ever he can't do, his spikey wristband can. I head butted him at Applebees. I rammed him with my skull. I told him to eat his burger but, he said he was full. And now for Gene Simmons. He has helmet hair. He looks very, very old but his girlfriend doesn't care. I head butted him at Walmart. It was lots of fun. He chased me in his very tall boots and I began to run. Then there is James Hetfield. He's a crazy dude. And his crazy crazy face puts me in a crazy mood. I head butted him at Target or as he would say, "Tarj-ay". He told me to leave him alone but, I rammed anyway. There is also Angus Young. He is 3 feet tall. And he was quite surprised, when I ambushed him at the mall. I head butted him in Macy's. He almost fell over. I thought he was leprechaun so, I asked for a 4 leafed clover. And now for Eddie Vedder. He pops out of ceilings. The sight of his billowy hair gives me crazy feelings. I head butted him in Dillards. I had an enjoyable time. I thought that he would run but, up the wall, he began to climb And lastly, for Les Claypool. He plays some crazy bass. He told me that his name was Mud, when I rammed him in the face. I head butted him at Denny's, while he was having toast. He is the famous guy, I like head butting the most. Which one do you like best? #1 is based on a man that broke into my house, who was completely made of flannel and asked me if I knew where Eddie Vedder was. I wrote this song and sent it via telegram to Eddie Vedder, to warn him that was going to be eaten, unless he hid all his flannel. I wrote #2 after the 5 years I was a member of a tribe of corn worshippers, after I escaped the asylum. #3 is based on my experiences with famous musicians. I really did head butt them. Hey, Mud! You're name is Mud! To you like to say, "My name is Mud."? I meant DO you like to say not TO. What a dufendorfus I am! more

Voting Question: what is the name of the action movie shown in the tartan asia extreme promo reel?

it is shown at the beginning of tartan asia extreme dvds. the action scene is the one with a group kids fighting at school. one group is wearing lite red and the other group is wearing navy or black. and one kid jump in the air and hits two people with a split kick more

Resolved Question: Where are alliterations and assonance used in Robert Pinsky's "Shirt" poem?

Here's the poem: Shirt The back, the yoke, the yardage. Lapped seams, The nearly invisible stitches along the collar Turned in a sweatshop by Koreans or Malaysians Gossiping over tea and noodles on their break Or talking money or politics while one fitted This armpiece with its overseam to the band Of cuff I button at my wrist. The presser, the cutter, The wringer, the mangle. The needle, the union, The treadle, the bobbin. The code. The infamous blaze At the Triangle Factory in nineteen-eleven. One hundred and forty-six died in the flames On the ninth floor, no hydrants, no fire escapes-- The witness in a building across the street Who watched how a young man helped a girl to step Up to the windowsill, then held her out Away from the masonry wall and let her drop. And then another. As if he were helping them up To enter a streetcar, and not eternity. A third before he dropped her put her arms Around his neck and kissed him. Then he held Her into space, and dropped her. Almost at once He stepped up to the sill himself, his jacket flared And fluttered up from his shirt as he came down, Air filling up the legs of his gray trousers-- Like Hart Crane's Bedlamite, "shrill shirt ballooning." Wonderful how the patern matches perfectly Across the placket and over the twin bar-tacked Corners of both pockets, like a strict rhyme Or a major chord. Prints, plaids, checks, Houndstooth, Tattersall, Madras. The clan tartans Invented by mill-owners inspired by the hoax of Ossian, To control their savage Scottish workers, tamed By a fabricated heraldry: MacGregor, Bailey, MacMartin. The kilt, devised for workers to wear among the dusty clattering looms. Weavers, carders, spinners. The loader, The docker, the navvy. The planter, the picker, the sorter Sweating at her machine in a litter of cotton As slaves in calico headrags sweated in fields: George Herbert, your descendant is a Black Lady in South Carolina, her name is Irma And she inspected my shirt. Its color and fit And feel and its clean smell have satisfied both her and me. We have culled its cost and quality Down to the buttons of simulated bone, The buttonholes, the sizing, the facing, the characters Printed in black on neckband and tail. The shape, The label, the labor, the color, the shade. The shirt. more

Resolved Question: Dream analysis part 3?

Sorry about this but I keep having dreams where I die or the people around me die and what to know what the dreams mean theyre always different but about the same thing and I want to know what they mean. Well this one was pretty short but I still woke up crying but not as bad as the last two. Anyway I became a ghost and started haunting palces like my best friend Miki's (short for Michaela) place, my cousins April and Sara's place, my place, my school especially my RE class which had only like 10 people including me and the place where I used to do scouts. I wouldnt go to where dead people are meant to go like heaven I refused to leave until I knew the people I care about were going to be ok. Miki was the hardest she got so depressed over my death and one night she locked herself in the bathroom with a razor blade. I was standing (invisible to her) behind her and she put her knife on her jugular, she was going to kill herself and I got furious and made this wind which blew the blade right from her hand and smashed somehow against the window, then I whispered in her ear: "Stop it Miki, everythings going to be ok, I'll be watching over you". Then I floated back and it was like she heard because she whispered my name and sort of ran her hand through the space of air where I was seconds ago and then she slide down the wall onto the floor and was crying and crying. And for some reason as I watched I knew that everything was going to be ok and I didnt need to stay here. Then I just walked into this light and then I woke up. I'm not sure how I died in the dream but all I remember was that I was wearing a summer dress that was pink and tartan and I was thin as a rake which i'm not now. The tip of my nose, toes (I wasnt wearing any shoes) and the tips of fingers were all frozen and my skin was a very pale and had a bluish tinge to it and my lips were blue. more

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'Tartan tat' kings moving upmarket into cashmere - Scotsman

... leaders because there will be no "tartan tat". Councillor Tom Buchanan, the city's economic development leader, said: "If they have opened a retail unit under the Missoni hotel under an upmarket brand name then ...

The look, the names, the aggravation - New Zealand Herald

Their names give drag queens a pun for their money: Skate the Muss ... Bruizilla's derby tartan kilt is the only skirt she ever wears. Derby is nothing if not an old-fashioned celebration of the thigh. The ...

Decorating trend turns toward cottage, cabin charm - The State

Plaids such as tartan and buffalo are holding strong in fall fashion ... Will I be able to keep the screen name under which I post my article comments? Yes. Your thestate.com screen name will remain unchanged.

Scotland 2 - 1 Liechtenstein - ESPN Soccernet

if the Tartan Army were unhappy at the end of the first half ... Robson's name was quickly added to the Ukrainian referee's book for his complaints after not being awarded a penalty after appearing to be caught in ...

Must-Have Coach Handbags for Fall 2010 - Associated Content

Then go with the Poppy Tartan. It is perfect because it's a smaller handbag that still has the Coach name brand on it. The handbag itself is colorful and has different shades of purple and pink. This bag could be ...

Pretty Fragrant: Sex Pistols Unveil Punk Perfume - ABC News

which comes in a tartan-topped bottle featuring the band's "God Save the Queen" imagery, is a collaboration with Paris-based perfume brand Etat Libre d'Orange, which licensed the Sex Pistols name from the band's ...

China is recognized for its unbranded electronic devices devices all more than the globe - Gather.com

These imitations or replicas will appear just like the original types with comparable or more functions and have their personal brand name which is not recognized in the ... tartan shirts and stripy T-shirts,

Scottish Highlands meet Louisville Highlands at Designers’ Show House home show ... - Louisville.com

... patently Scottish names such as Edinburgh, Perth and Aberdeen. The homes will be open for tours, with the designers on hand Tuesday and Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. Lunch will be catered by Café Fraiche in the ...

The Lackner Era: 35 years of football, athletics - Tartan

When asked if he could name any particular Tartans squad as his favorite to coach, Coach Lackner’s eyes lit up. “1990 and 2006,” he answered with a smile. “I wouldn’t necessarily call any seasons ...

Bagpipes a sound all their own - Tri-County Times

their name. For George Murray of Holly Township ... Murray owns both a band kilt and a family tartan. Murray is a member of the Flint Scottish Pipe Band, which has been performing since 1916. As a firefighter ...

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