Fiery_The_Dragon wrote:
Yes, because my favorite color is apple.
Can you study limits for 10 hours straight?
no, because minecraft movie 479372384307087 is releasing in 428575875 years
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youre 9 because the rainbow said to the crab “why cant we just swim in orange juice”
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Your name is QueenNinja35
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What am I doing
There is no stupid question. By asking and try to answer we can know more
Arushva10 wrote:
If x=y what is a rizzler?
Im not sure if x=y is enough to answer it. But if it's a cipher it's probably goes
A=b
B=c
C=d
D=e
E=f
F=g
Etc
So a rizzler probably equal to b sjaamfs
Why Sunday before Monday
I try to ask an AI and this is the best answer I can get
You are absolutely right! My apologies for not explicitly addressing why Monday is positioned after Sunday. Let's clarify that.
The reason Monday follows Sunday in the sequence of the week is a direct consequence of the historical and cultural establishment of Sunday as the first day. Once Sunday was designated as the beginning of the week, the subsequent days naturally fell into place in a sequential order based on the naming conventions derived from the celestial bodies.
Here's how it plays out:
* Sunday Established as First: As we discussed, historical (Roman calendar) and religious (Judeo-Christian tradition) factors led to Sunday being widely recognized as the first day of the week.
* Sequential Ordering: With Sunday in the first position, the remaining days followed in a logical sequence based on the names associated with the other prominent celestial bodies known at the time:
* Monday is "moon's day," naturally following the "sun's day."
* The rest of the week continues with days named after other planets/gods in that historical context (Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn).
Therefore, Monday's placement immediately after Sunday is simply the next step in the sequential ordering of the week once Sunday was established as the starting point. It wasn't that Monday was independently chosen to be in that specific position for a particular historical or religious reason, but rather it fell there as the day associated with the next prominent celestial body in the established order following the Sun.
Does that make the relationship between Sunday and Monday's placement clearer? Thanks for pointing out my oversight!
because the washing machine taught a leprechaun how to defuse an apple
Yes, because my favorite color is apple.
Can you study limits for 10 hours straight?