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Question by Dorothy M: Does anyone have the rules to a dice “mouse” game played with corks on string & a big lid “trap”?
This game was played on the floor with 2 dice, a large mat with a large circle on it and small ones around the inside perimeter, small corks attached to string, a large lid “trap” with handle & pennies. Each person was given the same number of pennier & put their cork “mouse” on a place in the circle drawn on the mat. One player held the lid trap in one hand & threw 2 dice with the other. When certain numbers were rolled, the thrower tried to trap the mice with the lid, while the remaining players tugged their mice to safety. Any mouse caught had to pay a penny. Dice thrower would also try to fake out players, and if they pulled their mouse out on wrong numbers, they had to pay a penny. If dice thrower put the trap down by mistake, he had to pay a penny to everyone who didn’t pull out. When snake eyes (?) were rolled, the dice passed to the next player. Winner was one with most pennies at end of game.

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Answer by duke D
Don’t know those companies but do know the situation. Do not fall for the Orange oil nonsense.
that stuff lasts about 6 months.

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Later, she swallows a dog, a goat, a hog, and a horse

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Answer by rrarr17
I’ve heard the song, but what’s the question? and what does it have to do with birds in the pets section?

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Question by Zhalia_x: Anyone know any cool metaphors like “the girl who kicked the hornet’s nest” ?
well I’m searching for a title for my book, and I need inspiration.
The title of the book/movie “The girl who kicked the hornest’s nest” is kind of a metaphor as the book doesn’t have anything to do with a hornet’s nest (as far as I know) Does anyone know any other titles or metaphors like this? That I could use for inspiration?

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Answer by Fiend
The Boy who Stepped in Dog Crap

The Man who Spat on a Snake Den

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Question by jesus4life!: I wake up and sometimes see massive white and black spiders for a few seconds, Does anyone know why this is?
And then they disappear when i rub my eyes and look back. I’ve never been afraid of spiders. but this is starting to “bug” me.

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Answer by lola<3
lol i remebr wen i was like 6 or 5 this happened to me once i still remeber it && its still freaks me out…

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Question by Doubting Thomas: Can anyone explain a “white elephant” movie vs. a “termite” movie?
The great film critic Manny Farber wrote a famous essay called “White Elephant Art vs. Termite Art” wherein he promoted the latter over the former. He provided a few examples (Laurel and Hardy and John Wayne’s performance in “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance” being in the termite range, Antonioni and Francois Truffaut gravitating toward white elephantism). But it’s difficult to fit his criteria into today’s films.

From Farber’s essay:

“A peculiar fact about termite-tapeworm-fungus-moss art is that it goes always forward eating its own boundaries, and, likely as not, leaves nothing in its path other than the signs of eager, industrious, unkempt activity.

The most inclusive description of the art is that, termite-like, it feels its ways through walls of particularization, with no sign that the artist has any object in mind other than eating away the immediate boundaires of his art, and turning those boundaries into conditions of the next achievement.”

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It isnt to simplify but hopefully this helps.

WHITE ELEPHANT: This is film which is more concerned with appearing bigger then life and therefore ends up weakened because of it. Because its trying to be more than it really is, the result is that the film is diminished by the focus of ‘appearance’. Think of when someone says “at this point in time” instead of just saying “now” to sound important. Instead of being genuinely epic, a white elephant film simply attempts to be but actually is all hype and lacks the true merit of a landmark film. It basically takes itself to seriously but is actually just overproduced.

TERMITE: This is a moving film that manages to break new ground. This film would not be trying to force an image but instead allow the contents to speak for itself. In addition, it usually involves “slice of life” storylines in which characters are developed in a way that you genuinely believe them to be true and you find yourself truly involved in their storyline. Ironically, the story often is on a very small scale but because youve been drawn in so strongly, the dilemas and decisions characters face become monumental to the viewer. Personally, I consider this to be the powerful force behind well made independent movies. Its not attempting to amazing, but it is so well crafted that it actually is.

I know this is an overly simplified version of Farber (who provides a imaginitive, descriptive and far better explanation) but I hope it helps.

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