Correct!

Clever! Yeah I was not gonna get that xD

Ice King, writing fan fiction about his experiences with Jake and Finn. And it's #genderbent

Correct! ^^

Everything updated! I have a headache. -Groan-

If I'm the passenger, I might notice a guy on the side of the road and that's it
If I'm driving, I prolly won't notice the dude beyond "dude on road don't drive too close to him"
Unless we're at a dead stop and he comes up to us asking for help, how am I gonna know? And here, unless there's a recent car accident, traffic isn't stopping, and if there's traffic lights you're in town and the dude becomes invisible, unless he starts jaywalking, which with the way people drive here, is dangerous

So I will be ignoring the guy because I don't go out of my way to find out what random people are doing on the side of busy roads

i solve headaches w/ a nap

ah, the most classic tourist scam in the book. help the old man.

Thank you for your contributions!
Something shall be out for you shortly. ^^

Of course I help him :( think about how scared his dog could be. Sure, it could be a trap, but that says something about his character and not mine. Choosing not to help a poor doggy in need says something about mine :(

Awww~ You'll have something coming to you soon. Thank you for your input!

I call an ambulance for him, he's probably senile and his dog is long gone. A busy highway? No dog survives that.

Changing over everything!

Answers

Old Jack stands by the road,
head up high, and cane below,
A hat atop, no legs at all,
How can Old Jack stand so tall?

What is Old Jack?
A Scarecrow

Which character in the Batman universe was never in comics up until 1993, and yet was known before that year?
Harley Quinn

Everything updated!

In medical terminology, the names for a bruise, a scrape, and a cut - in order.

Bruises, in general, are called contusions; although there are many subtypes.

Scrapes are abrasions.

Lastly, cuts can be categorized as incisions and lacerations, depending on the nature of the wound, according to what I read. Also, according to Wikipedia, "wound" is what they call the "official" term for a cut, then go on to describe things are cut injuries and not cut injuries, so go figure.

i'd like to order one chapter 11 please.
 

name: Anti-cavity toothpaste...restaurant
theme: dental??
1. a single corn kernel to put between your teeth
2. a cusp of saltwater
3. 2 pieces of sugar-free gum
4. root canal (a bowl of pure aspartame. that comes with a free, optional root canal, but customers must bring their own anesthesia.)

anyway this restaurant is going to tank real fast.