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People insult this website because it doesn't know the answer to every question in the world. Even a person doesn't know the answer to every question in the world. On this website, people keep asking and answering questions. It is a way of learning. Not to mention that I'm in third grade and I can answer my own questions.
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What is a sentence with the word insult?
You added insult to injury!I felt like that was an insult to my intelligence.You shouldn't insult other people.
What is Kroger's target market?
you people. you people need to stop being lazy and answer this question. I came on this website, typed in this question, and DID NOT receive the answer that I was looking for. Come on, people! You can do better than that. "this is not an insult, it is a complaint"
Why are elephants a problem?
They hit millions of people who come close to them with their tusks
How many people come to Super Bowl from out of town?
Thousands or millions
Why do a lot of people come to this website?
Chicken
What is the reason most illegal immigrants come to the US is?
Millions of people come to this country because America is addicted to cheap labor.
Where did the phrase 'yadayadayada' come from and what does it mean?
ongoing conversation with no meaning; an insult.
How do you get people to come to your new website?
Post your website address on internet pages, other websites. Try and find a website that allows you to let people know of your new website.
When SRK come to Pakistan?
he is an indian. don't insult him to tell him to come to the worst country in the world pakistan.
Where did biting your thumb as an insult come from?
Biting your thumb at someone was considered a rude British insult. Also, it is a traditional Sicilian insult meaning 'the hell with you'. Kind of like an American giving somebody the finger. It's on Wikipedia.
Why will fossil fuels run out in 150 years?
cuz people are stupid and it takes millions of years for it to come back
Where does the term 'mutt' come from?
The late 1800s - it was short for the common friendly insult "muttonhead."
