1. لابسٹر, کَر کند – Crayfish: Lobsters come from the sea; crayfish come from freshwater. Crayfish (also known as crawfish) also tend to be smaller. Further confusion over these animals exists in some countries like Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa where the term crayfish is often used when referring to lobster.
2. Broth – سوپ – Stock: While these terms are often used interchangeably, they do all have a difference. Stock is water (and optionally other liquids) in which vegetables یا animals یا both are simmered over a long period to extract flavors. Stock normally contains no salt. When آپ add salt to the stock to make it tasty it becomes a broth. Broth is a type of سوپ – سوپ is a liquid savory food which can be thin (broth) یا thick. Stock is not سوپ as it is not meant to be eaten until it is combined with seasonings.
3. Ghost – Ghoul: A ghost is the departed soul of a dead human. A ghoul is an immaterial being who never lived as a human. Ghouls come from Arabic legends in which they are creatures that eat stolen corpses and children.
4. کیکڑے, جھینگا – Prawn: Most people consider shrimps to be small and prawns to be large. But in fact آپ can get large shrimps and small prawns too. They are from the same order (Decapoda) but different suborders – prawns are Dendrobranchiata and shrimps are Pleocyemata. The way to tell whether آپ are eating a جھینگا, پرون یا a کیکڑے, جھینگا آپ need to look beneath the tail. On a کیکڑے, جھینگا the سیکنڈ plate overlaps the first and third plates – on a جھینگا, پرون only the سیکنڈ plate overlaps the third.
5. کشتی – Ship: Basically ships are bigger. Boats weight less than 500 tons while ships weigh مزید than 500 tons. A ship can carry boats (such as lifeboats) and ships always require a license from an authority to sail. Some boats need a license but most don’t (fishing boats, for example). It should be noted that the definition does vary from region to region.
6. مگرمچرچھ, گھڑیال – Alligator: Both crocodiles and alligators are from the Crocodilia family and both thrive in freshwater. But there the difference ends. Alligators are black and crocodiles are زیتون brown. Alligators have u-shaped snouts to make it easier to crush their prey while crocodiles have a v-shaped snout to make it easier to catch fish.
7. Dracula – Vampire: Dracula is a vampire – a creature that exists سے طرف کی drinking human blood. Vampires have existed as part of human society for millennia whereas Dracula is the embodiment of Prince Vlad Tepes “the impaler” from Romania. The term Dracula comes from Vlad’s patronymic name “Dracula” – his full عنوان was Vlad III Dracula, Prince of Wallachia and he was born in 1431 – dying in 1476.
8. Coke – Pepsi: Pepsi cola – originally known as “Brad’s Drink” was invented in North Carolina in 1893. Its new name comes from the enzyme “pepsin” which is found in it. The main differences are that pepsi is sweeter, has a stronger cola flavor – but otherwise their ingredients are essentially the same. Coke is fruitier and fizzier.
9. Great Britain – United Kingdom: Great Britain is the geographical area comprising England, Scotland, and Wales (Britain on its own – a term seldom used – refers to the political entity of England and Wales only). The United Kingdom is what آپ get when آپ combine Great Britain with Northern Ireland.
10. Speed – Velocity: To put is in its most basic sense: speed is distance / time; velocity is displacement / time – in other words velocity also takes into consideration the direction of the object being measured.
11. Mass – Weight: Mass tells us how much matter an object contains. Weight tells us the pull of gravity on an object. Mass remains the same wherever آپ weigh it – the Moon, Earth, Jupiter. The weight changes at least location because there is a different amount of gravity pull on the object.
12. Sex – Gender: Sex is determined سے طرف کی anatomy but gender is determined سے طرف کی sexual identity – it is those characteristics سے طرف کی which we tell the sexes apart (not including genitals) – this is a socially constructed concept. So اگلے time آپ see a toilet with “Males” یا “Females” on the door – beware – those toilets have sex organs!
13. Affect – Effect: Affect is a verb (unless آپ are a psychologist in which case it refers to feelings and desires) and effect is a noun. آپ affect an effect. When آپ affect something, it creates an effect. John built (affect – verb) a house (effect – noun).
14. Weather – Climate: Weather is here today and gone tomorrow – it is the دن to دن situation of the atmosphere in a particular place یا time. For example: the weather today is humid and warm. Climate, on the other hand, is the pattern of weather that a particular region experiences over a long period of time. For example the summer climate refers to the weather through the whole three ماہ summer period.
15. HIV – AIDS: HIV is a virus that weakens the human immune system over time. With proper treatment it can remain stable for many years without worsening. If, however, it is untreated, it can develop to a highly advanced level in which case it is called AIDS. AIDS is a syndrome because virtually any disease یا infection can cause fatal harm to a person because they are no longer able to fight off the illness.
16. College – University: In the US a college and یونیورسٹی are essentially the same thing – they are interchangeable terms – they are both institutions which give degrees. In commonwealth nations the terms are مزید confused. A college can be a school affiliated with a یونیورسٹی – the college prepares the student for the degree and the یونیورسٹی with which it is affiliated gives the degree. But some “colleges” in the UK are really secondary schools (such as a high school in the UK) – one famous example is Eton College. And then in Australia and New Zealand, “college” means high school.
17. Hurricane – Cyclone: All hurricanes are cyclones but only cyclones over 74mph are hurricanes. In addition to that a cyclone hits in the Indian Ocean یا Southwestern Pacific Ocean. A hurricane hits in the Atlantic Ocean and the Eastern Pacific.
18. تیتلی – Moth: Butterflies are seen in the دن whilst moths are seen at night. تیتلی antennas are knobbed, long, and thin but کیڑے, کیڑا antennas are short and hairy. When sleeping a تیتلی closes its wings but a کیڑے, کیڑا doesn’t.
19. Pill – Tablet: All pills are tablets but not all tablets are pills. Properly speaking a pill is round shaped and a tablet is anything else.
20. Race – Ethnicity: Race is the major physical divisions between humans which have unique characteristics. Ethnicity is the cultural tradition. آپ can’t say your ethnicity is black – that is an aspect of your race. Ethnicity contains the customs and traditions from a region. Race cannot be changed – ethnicity can through learning new customs and replacing old.
2. Broth – سوپ – Stock: While these terms are often used interchangeably, they do all have a difference. Stock is water (and optionally other liquids) in which vegetables یا animals یا both are simmered over a long period to extract flavors. Stock normally contains no salt. When آپ add salt to the stock to make it tasty it becomes a broth. Broth is a type of سوپ – سوپ is a liquid savory food which can be thin (broth) یا thick. Stock is not سوپ as it is not meant to be eaten until it is combined with seasonings.
3. Ghost – Ghoul: A ghost is the departed soul of a dead human. A ghoul is an immaterial being who never lived as a human. Ghouls come from Arabic legends in which they are creatures that eat stolen corpses and children.
4. کیکڑے, جھینگا – Prawn: Most people consider shrimps to be small and prawns to be large. But in fact آپ can get large shrimps and small prawns too. They are from the same order (Decapoda) but different suborders – prawns are Dendrobranchiata and shrimps are Pleocyemata. The way to tell whether آپ are eating a جھینگا, پرون یا a کیکڑے, جھینگا آپ need to look beneath the tail. On a کیکڑے, جھینگا the سیکنڈ plate overlaps the first and third plates – on a جھینگا, پرون only the سیکنڈ plate overlaps the third.
5. کشتی – Ship: Basically ships are bigger. Boats weight less than 500 tons while ships weigh مزید than 500 tons. A ship can carry boats (such as lifeboats) and ships always require a license from an authority to sail. Some boats need a license but most don’t (fishing boats, for example). It should be noted that the definition does vary from region to region.
6. مگرمچرچھ, گھڑیال – Alligator: Both crocodiles and alligators are from the Crocodilia family and both thrive in freshwater. But there the difference ends. Alligators are black and crocodiles are زیتون brown. Alligators have u-shaped snouts to make it easier to crush their prey while crocodiles have a v-shaped snout to make it easier to catch fish.
7. Dracula – Vampire: Dracula is a vampire – a creature that exists سے طرف کی drinking human blood. Vampires have existed as part of human society for millennia whereas Dracula is the embodiment of Prince Vlad Tepes “the impaler” from Romania. The term Dracula comes from Vlad’s patronymic name “Dracula” – his full عنوان was Vlad III Dracula, Prince of Wallachia and he was born in 1431 – dying in 1476.
8. Coke – Pepsi: Pepsi cola – originally known as “Brad’s Drink” was invented in North Carolina in 1893. Its new name comes from the enzyme “pepsin” which is found in it. The main differences are that pepsi is sweeter, has a stronger cola flavor – but otherwise their ingredients are essentially the same. Coke is fruitier and fizzier.
9. Great Britain – United Kingdom: Great Britain is the geographical area comprising England, Scotland, and Wales (Britain on its own – a term seldom used – refers to the political entity of England and Wales only). The United Kingdom is what آپ get when آپ combine Great Britain with Northern Ireland.
10. Speed – Velocity: To put is in its most basic sense: speed is distance / time; velocity is displacement / time – in other words velocity also takes into consideration the direction of the object being measured.
11. Mass – Weight: Mass tells us how much matter an object contains. Weight tells us the pull of gravity on an object. Mass remains the same wherever آپ weigh it – the Moon, Earth, Jupiter. The weight changes at least location because there is a different amount of gravity pull on the object.
12. Sex – Gender: Sex is determined سے طرف کی anatomy but gender is determined سے طرف کی sexual identity – it is those characteristics سے طرف کی which we tell the sexes apart (not including genitals) – this is a socially constructed concept. So اگلے time آپ see a toilet with “Males” یا “Females” on the door – beware – those toilets have sex organs!
13. Affect – Effect: Affect is a verb (unless آپ are a psychologist in which case it refers to feelings and desires) and effect is a noun. آپ affect an effect. When آپ affect something, it creates an effect. John built (affect – verb) a house (effect – noun).
14. Weather – Climate: Weather is here today and gone tomorrow – it is the دن to دن situation of the atmosphere in a particular place یا time. For example: the weather today is humid and warm. Climate, on the other hand, is the pattern of weather that a particular region experiences over a long period of time. For example the summer climate refers to the weather through the whole three ماہ summer period.
15. HIV – AIDS: HIV is a virus that weakens the human immune system over time. With proper treatment it can remain stable for many years without worsening. If, however, it is untreated, it can develop to a highly advanced level in which case it is called AIDS. AIDS is a syndrome because virtually any disease یا infection can cause fatal harm to a person because they are no longer able to fight off the illness.
16. College – University: In the US a college and یونیورسٹی are essentially the same thing – they are interchangeable terms – they are both institutions which give degrees. In commonwealth nations the terms are مزید confused. A college can be a school affiliated with a یونیورسٹی – the college prepares the student for the degree and the یونیورسٹی with which it is affiliated gives the degree. But some “colleges” in the UK are really secondary schools (such as a high school in the UK) – one famous example is Eton College. And then in Australia and New Zealand, “college” means high school.
17. Hurricane – Cyclone: All hurricanes are cyclones but only cyclones over 74mph are hurricanes. In addition to that a cyclone hits in the Indian Ocean یا Southwestern Pacific Ocean. A hurricane hits in the Atlantic Ocean and the Eastern Pacific.
18. تیتلی – Moth: Butterflies are seen in the دن whilst moths are seen at night. تیتلی antennas are knobbed, long, and thin but کیڑے, کیڑا antennas are short and hairy. When sleeping a تیتلی closes its wings but a کیڑے, کیڑا doesn’t.
19. Pill – Tablet: All pills are tablets but not all tablets are pills. Properly speaking a pill is round shaped and a tablet is anything else.
20. Race – Ethnicity: Race is the major physical divisions between humans which have unique characteristics. Ethnicity is the cultural tradition. آپ can’t say your ethnicity is black – that is an aspect of your race. Ethnicity contains the customs and traditions from a region. Race cannot be changed – ethnicity can through learning new customs and replacing old.
MEOW, CALIFORNIA! See? There's something deeply liberating in yelling out something random, and it makes آپ think 'Hey, I don't care what آپ think about me!' Go on, try it now, say something random! There we go.
The word 'random' should not be confused with weird, یا stupid. They are three very different things, and if آپ don't believe me, look it up in an English Dictionary.
Obviously, some people are مزید reserved than others, and will simply not go yelling out random things, but what I am trying to really say is, is to just feel free to be yourself! It's your life, so live it!
The word 'random' should not be confused with weird, یا stupid. They are three very different things, and if آپ don't believe me, look it up in an English Dictionary.
Obviously, some people are مزید reserved than others, and will simply not go yelling out random things, but what I am trying to really say is, is to just feel free to be yourself! It's your life, so live it!
nothing stands
but never lands
nothing i do ever makes me feel
nothing anyone does will make me real
im not really there and i dont care so why do i feel as lonely as air
something there but no one cares
just one thing that no one thinks is there
just something thats as quiet as death
im not there i never was not until
im ever loved
but i dont no one cares so why am i ever even there i am not real i am not there im just as dry as a آتش فشاں flair.
(well heres another poem
and its about death so yep there we go)
Ok today i will tell آپ 12 secrets about myself!
Exciting!
1.I love animals
2.I own tons of manga and عملی حکمت dvds
3.I am a huge crybaby
4.i am a girl *not really a secret*
5.i love writing my manga series *it's not famous*
6.i love going outside
7.i have a boyfriend
8.i am chewing gum
9.i love the stars
10.i love to dance
11.my grades are "ok"
12.i like to watch tv alot
13.I am not like other girls
14.i care alot for my دوستوں on here
15.I don't have a bedtime
16.i tried making a drink سے طرف کی putting chocolate and bubble gum
The End
I hope آپ enjoyed!
Exciting!
1.I love animals
2.I own tons of manga and عملی حکمت dvds
3.I am a huge crybaby
4.i am a girl *not really a secret*
5.i love writing my manga series *it's not famous*
6.i love going outside
7.i have a boyfriend
8.i am chewing gum
9.i love the stars
10.i love to dance
11.my grades are "ok"
12.i like to watch tv alot
13.I am not like other girls
14.i care alot for my دوستوں on here
15.I don't have a bedtime
16.i tried making a drink سے طرف کی putting chocolate and bubble gum
The End
I hope آپ enjoyed!
BERLIN (Reuters) – A لومڑی has been unmasked as the mystery thief of مزید than 100 shoes in the small western German town of Foehren, authorities کہا Friday.
A forest worker stumbled upon shoes strewn near the fox's ماند, خلوت خانہ and found a trove of جوتے, جوتا down the hole which had recently been stolen overnight from outside locals' front doors.
"There was everything from ladies' shoes to trainers," کہا a local police spokesman. "We've found between 110 and 120 so far. It seems a vixen ہے, وساان چرا لیا, چوری کی them for her cubs to play with."
Although many were missing laces, the shoes were in good condition and their owners were delighted to reclaim them, he said, adding that no reprisals were planned against the culprit.
A forest worker stumbled upon shoes strewn near the fox's ماند, خلوت خانہ and found a trove of جوتے, جوتا down the hole which had recently been stolen overnight from outside locals' front doors.
"There was everything from ladies' shoes to trainers," کہا a local police spokesman. "We've found between 110 and 120 so far. It seems a vixen ہے, وساان چرا لیا, چوری کی them for her cubs to play with."
Although many were missing laces, the shoes were in good condition and their owners were delighted to reclaim them, he said, adding that no reprisals were planned against the culprit.