Thanks! But, I printed out about 300 pages from that link. It was on my lunch hour, so I only stole toner and paper from my employer, not time. This way, the sheets are loose, so you don't have to go to the bother of tearing them out.

Need a bit of humor? well I know you've heard this about cats before but it is still funny and if you don't think so there are more links at the bottom of the page to answer other age ole questions.

http://www.catswhothrowupgrass.com/kill.php

Auditorium

Go play. Now.

That is *cool* as hell.

The U.S. Constitution Test
 

I think this must have been a lecture and someone animated it.http://www.neticons.net/prickles/

That's nice except it was written when Clinton was President.

And I bet radar loves this part:

Wow, the auditorium was amazing. It took me a few minutes to figure out the rules. It was worth it. A very subtle harmonic puzzle.

Wow. An intelligent person could answer half those questions without even knowing the answers:

@clod. I have no idea how many changes or amendments there are to the constitution.



This has nothing to do with government
http://wallout.com/lsd_vs_alcohol_vs_tree

Informercial Product Ratings
 

http://www.infomercialratings.com/

Ever look at that stuff on TV and wonder if it works as advertised, or even close? This site reviews infomercial products, including 'financial plans'.

Sure, but look at that question paired with the one before it. The first one asks "what do we call a change" and the second one says "How many changes or amendments..." The second one answers the first. Maybe later in the test they say, "Which of the 27 amendments to the Constitution prohibited alcohol?" and then they'll ask, "After the 18th Amendment outlawed alcohol, which amendment repealed it?"

:lol2:
Hadn't thought of it that way.

how many branches of gov't?
of the three branches what are they called?
what does x branch do
what does y branch do
What color was Geo. Washington's white horse?