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Is it wise to drink the night before a physical?
It's never wise to drink.
Were women allowed in Vatican City before?
Women were always allowed in the Vatican. However, they could never be priests.
Did Odin drink from Mimisbrunnr before or after Bald'rs death It never says that but are there theories?
It is usually implied to be before.
How many glasses of alcohol are you safe to drink and drive in Arkansas?
NONE ! It is NEVER safe to drink and drive ! If you mean how much alcohol are you allowed to have in your bloodstream and still be legally allowed to drive - the short answer is - contact your local police station and ask them !
Did Justin Bieber ever get drunk?
yes he has, he's 18 for crien out loud he is allowed to drink but he has never been wasted
In The Giver what was Jonas allowed to do that he had not been allowed to do before?
In The Giver, Jonas was allowed to lie, which was something he had never been allowed to do before. This change in rules came after he learned the truth about the society he lived in and the practice of "Release."
What can you drink before a physical?
For a typical physical (one before you are cleared to play a sport) I've never been told not to drink anything. Not a bad idea to call your doctor and ask nevertheless.
Can dogs drink hot chocolate?
Of course not! Dogs should never be allowed anywhere near chocolate, let alone hot choclate!
Did wild camels used to live in Arizona?
Camels were never native to Arizona. Any camels that ever existed in Arizona were brought over from the Middle East and Northern Africa, where they are native to. The only camels living in Arizona are held in captivity.
What red belly black snakes drink?
Red bellied black snakes drink water, like all snakes do.
Do dolphins like camels?
no, because the two will never meet. What kind of question is that?
Has owl city cursed before?
NO. Adam admidts he will NEVER drink and drive so I assume cursing would be a no.
