that is correctLol! You stalker! Where'd ya find that?
Anyway, it was a trick question because I'm wearing black one which isn't really a colour!
there seems to be a plethora of letters in Canada and Europe
they do seem to be charging you an extra .1% for that extra "e"
Ironically, Quebec has by far the lowest pricing for alcohol in the entire country, despite the egregious spelling... also, I would never classify 'Blue' as a beer
-spek
What are your credit card and social security numbers?
I see you know of this "Google"
I am Sontarian
To understand the formation of the Rockies, we need to understand Plate Tectonics. According to this theory, the surface of the Earth is made up of a series of plates, each of which move relative to the others. At one time, all the continents were joined into one large land mass known as Pangea. Slowly, this supercontinent began to break apart and the continents began to drift. Inevitably, the plates eventually began to collide with one another -- with mountainous consequences.
An agueous sugar solution (corn syrup) was chosen as the filling compund for the figure.The following composition of cornsyrup solids were designed not to dissolve,decay or destroy the latex skin.The filling was comprised of 9% dextrose,10% meltose,12% meltriose and 69% higher sacchrides.Other compounds of white limestone, Glass with a particle size of 50 microns, gum resin, wood, flour, pine pitch mixture, limestone and talc were also added in amounts that helped increase the weight and volume which in turn also helped to reduce cost.The syrup solution was then heated in an evaporator to reduce the moisture content and increase the solid content up to 87.5% to 93%.leaving an average of only 10% moisture in the solution.I believe the accuracy of eliminating the mositure from the fluid has much relavence to how many years a strtech figure remains soft. The more moisture drawn the less time it will stay soft.The Syrup has a range viscosity of 48 to 49 degrees baume and a fluid viscosity of 5x10/3rd cenipoises at 70 degrees F. .This awsome recipe Kenner devised became the life blood of the Stretch Armstrong figure..
he was an industrail accident
