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“What can you do with $1?”
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I am looking for the common answers that examplify what and how much $1 will buy, for the average person. I may use your answer on my website to contrast against what $1 means to me, to encourage more people to support the idea of donationware by opening their wallet and giving at least $1 when they download an application. - April Russo
roll it up and use it to snort stuff - Morgan Haley
buy a million dollar bill with it. - Mohomed=genieyclo
Enter it into Where's George? http://www.wheresgeorge.com/ - Rochelle
Call someone up and talk for 20 minutes! - Alex Scoble
Give it as allowance. - Clay Newton
Change it for quarters at the bowling alley so you can play 4 pinball games! - Clay Newton
Use it as a tissue while I cry over my financial situation. Then dry it out and get a taco. - Anika Malone
I heard you can get 4 quarters or up to 100 pennies for a $1 bill. Could be a rumor though. - James Ferguson
I can roll a perfect joint with one - Monique
Can you still get 2 Jack in Box tacos for $1? - Lindsey in Love
I'd buy a scratch off lottery ticket :) - Lindsey in Love
Buys four canned drinks in front of my local grocery store. - Trish R
go to the washroom - Steven Hodson
It costs you $1 to pee, Steven? - Rochelle
It also buys a grilled cheese at Sonic. - Trish R
@Rochelle I was thinking of a use for the paper :) - Steven Hodson
It costs fifty dollars to make me holler, I get PAID to do the wild thang... - Derrick
LOL @Derrick. - Anika Malone
I can buy three cheap guitar picks... - J. Abdul-Qahhar
I know all you guys have a sense of humor, and normally I love that, but I am being quite serious here. To you and the average software user it's just $1, and I want to know what you really do with it. To me that $1 is enough to bring my family above the poverty level and help me sleep at night without worrying about if I'll be able to pay the rent, so I really need a good list for contrast. - April Russo
I bought a mini bottle of hand sanitizer for $1. - Rochelle
Go to Wendy's. - Phil Boiarski
4 or 5 ramen meals - The Amber
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lol omg - Monique
I thought I told her to stop playing around on the computer ... sigh. - Amani
hahahhahahaha Amani!! - Mona N.
Whitney and Bobby REALLY need to watch their daughter. - Derrick
HAHAHAHAH - sean percival
I double dog dare someone to throw the flag to challenge this call:) - Roney Smith
shiiiiiiiiiiit - ani625
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This is one AWESOME little lightweight portable audio player. I am in love with it! http://www.donationcoder.com/F... - April Russo
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"On the 1st of January, 1998, Bjarne Stroustrup gave an interview to the IEEE's 'Computer' magazine.. Naturally, the editors thought he would be giving a retrospective view of seven years of object-oriented design, using the language he created. By the end of the interview, the interviewer got more than he had bargained for and, subsequently, the editor decided to suppress its contents, 'for the good of the industry' but, as with many of these things, there was a leak.. Here is a complete transcript of what was was said, unedited, and unrehearsed, so it isn't as neat as planned interviews.. You will find it interesting...." - April Russo via Bookmarklet
It still makes me wonder about .NET, though. - April Russo
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Category: Music Subcategory: Rock Quality: MP3/Variable Language: No language info Uploaded by: tulltaleheart Size: 80.29 MB - April Russo
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This is one of my fav puzzle games. - April Russo
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"A couple of years ago I started doing more and more web development and web design, and less and less desktop development. Here’s a few things I wish I’d known then:" - April Russo via Bookmarklet
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Chrome! ;) - Tyson Key
Liked for Tyson's comment! - Lin-ZAY
:-D Here's the game Chromon! http://jaypeeonline.net/intern... - vijay
Hah, shame it's so tricky. - Tyson Key
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Cross Browser Testing. Pick a browser, Pick an OS, Test website
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"# CrossBrowserTesting.com allows website designers to test the cross browser compatibility of their website across different browsers and operating systems. # Sometimes you need more than a picture. Test your AJAX and Javascript as well as the layout." - April Russo via Bookmarklet
They allow local VNC client access. - April Russo
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#53: Bizarre Aquatic Creatures Are Secretly "Lesbian Necrophiliacs" | Sex & Gender | DISCOVER Magazine
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"The microscopic aquatic creatures known as bdelloid rotifers are used to enduring dry spells—in more senses than one. In their common habitats of moss, soil, and seasonal pools, these minuscule, transparent animals routinely survive periods of complete dessication that can last from days to years. They also hold the record for celibacy among animals: All 460 known species of bdelloids consist exclusively of egg-laying females that have essentially been cloning themselves for 100 million years. Their endurance has long posed a kind of scientific mystery, as the majority of asexually reproducing species tend to fade away over time. But a genetic study published in May in Science [subscription required] hints that bdelloids emerging from a drought might have a kind of bizarre sex after all." - April Russo via Bookmarklet
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