In remeberence of the terrorist attacks should schools and businesses be closed for the day?

Best answer: I really don't know how I look in pyjamas, because I have slept nude for years.

Best answer: Germany wasn't even a united country before 1871. Before that the reigning powers in the german kingdoms was Prussia. Prussia had no interest in overseas colonies, their major focus was dealing with France and Russia, their age old enemies. It was only after it became a united country did they start to think they needed overseas colonies. But by then Britain and France had grabbed most everything available on the planet. Second thing is if you look at a map of Germany they have very few ports. Unlike England which had ports everywhere, Germany had only one or two, again limiting the size of their merchant marine and navy.

Best answer: the son of lucifer.

Best answer: In order to get a deal, Boris must show that he is willing to leave without one. If not then what incentive would the EU have to negotiate? If you look at the negotiations the EU haven't had to move on anything. A second referendum is a possibility if labour comes to power but as the conservatives respect democracy, one is not on the cards.

I think the EU will make concessions on the backstop at the last minute and they'll be able to make the deal. You need to remember that the EU wants this deal far more than the UK, it was agreed in the EU parliament in something like 20 minutes. The UK has conceded on essentially everything in it, its just too good an opportunity for the EU to pass up.

Best answer: I'm wondering about her gender now. Maybe she's really a dude who claimed to be a women to get a job like Tom Hanks in Bosom Buddies?

Best answer: in 1974, the feminist group the AAUW won the Women's Educational Equity Act (WEEA) which created the WEEA Center, providing funding and the authority to influence K-12 education to to focus on girls to the detriment of boys. In short, their efforts have been a success with fewer boys proportionally graduating and going onto college.

It amazes me some people seem so puzzled that boys went from doing great to doing worse, when we passed legislation designed to have this effect.

My answer won't show up if I post links, but if you google "Hoff Sommers NY Times war on boys", you find an article she published in the NY Times which chronicles the process by which feminists were able to win such legislation.