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- Hello baby blue, Yes. You can take the Queensboro bridge and make the trip. They converted one lane of the bridge to pedestrian and bicycle traffic only. It is about 14.5 miles or 23.33 kilometers. The crowds and traffic in Manhattan might be a bit tricky to navigate but I think you should be fine. Good luck and be safe.0 votedApril 19, 20160
- Hello Domingo, Hank Jr. "All my rowdy friends have settled down" good song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TmgaOzps2M I think since in the line before that one he states "Nobody wants to get drunk and get loud. Everybody just wants to go back home." He says "I myself have seen my wilder days and I have seen my name at the top of the page" meaning that like his friends he no longer wants to party all night and get into trouble. Instead he would rather stay home and drink where he cannot be arrested and see his name at the top of the page. He could have said I have seen my wilder days but then you would not have the connection or similarity between him and his friends. I hope this makes sense and helps you.0 votedApril 16, 20161
- Hello Kelly, It sounds like the people talking live in a town that has the word Creek in it's name, like Dawson's Creek for example. I think there is a website in the town called "creeksecrets" and the townspeople use it to post various things. Evidently the brother made a post regarding something that most townspeople think should have remained a secret or left unsaid. Now his family is associated with the post he made and are seen differently because of that. I hope my interpretation helps. This is the best guess I can make without reading the story.0 votedApril 15, 20161
- Hello Quyen, Used as an adjective it means extremely hot. Like tea that just came off the stove is scalding hot. Scald can also be used as a verb. You scald fruit or tomatoes by placing them in water that has almost reached a boiling temperature so you can remove the skin more easily. I hope this helps.0 votedApril 15, 20161
- Hello echo floating, Thru is a variant of Through. They do mean the same thing. I personally do not use Thru but that is just a choice. As for the meaning of "following thru or through". It means seeing something to its completion. She is saying she will take the info given to her and use it to the best of her ability to get the job. I hope this helps.0 votedApril 15, 20161
Hello Sami,
I would require more information before I could try to steer you to a certain vehicle.
What brands of cars are available where you live? A car I like here may not be available there.
How far do you travel each day?
What is more important to you ? Fuel economy? Comfort and style? Performance?
Do you plan on taking friends or family for rides? 4 doors might suit you better than 2.
Do you have hobbies that might make a truck a viable option? Do it yourself home repairs? Biking? Camping?
Are you open to the thought of a used vehicle?
Motorcycle perhaps? Sport bike or cruiser?
0 votedApril 14, 20160

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