Guys: Ever wonder how you'd look wearing makeup?
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When I was three or four my kindergarten was going to have a "Backwards Day." So I told my dad that I needed a dress to wear for that day. Thankfully, none of my friends' dresses fit me. But I guess the lesson to be learned here is that children are sometimes more philosophically astute than we give them credit for.
It was a blessing I didn't show up in a pink, frilly dress when all of my friends were wearing their t-shirts and hats backward.
It was a blessing I didn't show up in a pink, frilly dress when all of my friends were wearing their t-shirts and hats backward.
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Question: What is a "two bit" hooker worth? How much is "two bits" and where did the phrase come from?
Answer: Two bits is commonly understood in America to be one quarter. The word "bit" long meant, in England, any coin of a low denomination. In early America, "bit" was used for some Spanish and Mexican coins that circulated and were worth one-eighth of a peso, or about 12 and one-half cents. Hence, two bits would have equaled about 25 cents.
p.s. i'm assuming you know what a hooker is. ; )
that's debatable, nadia... ; )
Question: What is a "two bit" hooker worth? How much is "two bits" and where did the phrase come from?
Answer: Two bits is commonly understood in America to be one quarter. The word "bit" long meant, in England, any coin of a low denomination. In early America, "bit" was used for some Spanish and Mexican coins that circulated and were worth one-eighth of a peso, or about 12 and one-half cents. Hence, two bits would have equaled about 25 cents.
p.s. i'm assuming you know what a hooker is. ; )
that's debatable, nadia... ; )
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