helped by a mate, goblins and baddies would jump out . you'd have to find certain objects and collect them in a satchel
Late 80,s, early 90,s itv kids showone kid wore a helmet with horns and was directed around a castle/ dungeons
I think you're thinking of 'Knightmare'
Reply:Dungeons and Dragons. the little unicorn call Uni. they went on a amusment park ride and were transported to another universe....loved it!
Reply:I dont recall but sounds familiar
Reply:i think iremember this
Reply:what country??
Reply:Knightmare ,i think only three ever completed it? anyone confirm? :~
Reply:knightmare
Reply:Knightmare and it was a nightmare watching it!
Reply:yeah, i loved this when it was on, on a friday teatime, it was called knightmare.
Reply:yeah, knightmare, that was cool, I always wanted to be a contestant on that.
Reply:Yeah, loved that show. "Knightmare"
Reply:knightmare loved it as a kid its only when you get older you find out it not real GUTTED lol
Reply:The name is Dungeons %26amp; Dragons (TV series)
Bobby, the Barbarian is the kid with the helmet with horns.
At 8 years old, Bobby is the youngest member of the team. He is the barbarian, dressed in fur pants and boots, a horned helmet and a cross belt harness. He has a magic club so powerful that it can produce earthquake like shockwaves when he strikes the ground. He is Sheila's younger brother and is impulsive and ready to run headlong into battle, even against physically superior enemies. He has a close relationship with Uni. Bobby also makes a cameo in Baldur's Gate II. His hidden fear is becoming helpless. He celebrates his 9th birthday in "Servant of Evil", later saying his age is "almost ten" in the first season episode "The Lost Children".
Reply:Knightmare
http://www.knightmare.com/reviews/greate...
tanning
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Can somebody tell me some web sites that you can find diagrams of french horns please!!?
Urgent!!
Can somebody tell me some web sites that you can find diagrams of french horns please!!?
http://www.britannica.com/eb/art-18318/F...
try this
Reply:GO to wikipedia or youtube and look up french horn diagrams
tanning
Can somebody tell me some web sites that you can find diagrams of french horns please!!?
http://www.britannica.com/eb/art-18318/F...
try this
Reply:GO to wikipedia or youtube and look up french horn diagrams
tanning
Do both male and female cows have horns?
no they do not
Do both male and female cows have horns?
It depends on the breed. Typically, yes.
Reply:yes, sometimes.
Reply:yes
Reply:yes always
skin tags
Do both male and female cows have horns?
It depends on the breed. Typically, yes.
Reply:yes, sometimes.
Reply:yes
Reply:yes always
skin tags
Where can I download Roquefort (Karnivool) with Horns?
I started listening to Karnivool recently. Love the band. Then I heard Roquefort with the Cat Empire Horns. Sadly it looks like it was free to download until Jan 31 2006.
Does anyone know where I can find this download now, or if I can purchase it as a single?
Where can I download Roquefort (Karnivool) with Horns?
Love Karnivool. my favourite is Themata :)
You could try limewire or something dodgy like that because annoyingly enough it's not available on their website or as a single. sorry.
you can request the download at triple j's website. it will cost $1.69 to download if they put it up. http://abc.destramusic.com/search.asp?Se...
loan
Does anyone know where I can find this download now, or if I can purchase it as a single?
Where can I download Roquefort (Karnivool) with Horns?
Love Karnivool. my favourite is Themata :)
You could try limewire or something dodgy like that because annoyingly enough it's not available on their website or as a single. sorry.
you can request the download at triple j's website. it will cost $1.69 to download if they put it up. http://abc.destramusic.com/search.asp?Se...
loan
Why don't female cows have horns? Seemingly would help with predators.?
One possible theory - female cow ancestors (wild cows) did have horns but devolved.
Why don't female cows have horns? Seemingly would help with predators.?
Most female cattle have horns. Some are removed by applying caustic potash when they are calves to dissolve the horns, some are cut off when they are older and some are bred to not have horns - Angus for instance.
Reply:female cows DO have horns. Its just that bulls' horns are more well known.
Reply:In the wild, many female animals that are related to the domestic cow varieties have horns for self defence.
During domestication, dairy cows in particular have been bred by humans to not have horns, to make them easier and less dangerous for us to handle. Some cows still do grow them, but they are removed by the farmer early in the cow's life. It's not a matter of "devolution", just domestication %26amp; selective breeding by humans.
Reply:This is correlated with the male and female sex hormones such as beard at human and others...............................
Reply:All native cows and bulls have horns, vary from breed to an other. Selected breed have no horns because they don't need them like native ones, for defense and for bulls to dominate over the herd.
Reply:All of our cows had horns, some of our bulls didn't
As has been stated cows horns are sometimes removed by various methods
This id done to prevent the cow from harming the calf and because they fit in the automated milking stalls easier without them
They are generally removed for the same reasons steers have the testicles removed
They're not gonna need them and it's just one more thing to get in the way
Reply:Male and female reindeer have horns, but males shed their horns in the fall, while females keep theirs until spring.
This means that the reindeers that pull santa's sleigh are all female.
The other answers are good, and I thought I might never get another chance to share this info.
skin rash
Why don't female cows have horns? Seemingly would help with predators.?
Most female cattle have horns. Some are removed by applying caustic potash when they are calves to dissolve the horns, some are cut off when they are older and some are bred to not have horns - Angus for instance.
Reply:female cows DO have horns. Its just that bulls' horns are more well known.
Reply:In the wild, many female animals that are related to the domestic cow varieties have horns for self defence.
During domestication, dairy cows in particular have been bred by humans to not have horns, to make them easier and less dangerous for us to handle. Some cows still do grow them, but they are removed by the farmer early in the cow's life. It's not a matter of "devolution", just domestication %26amp; selective breeding by humans.
Reply:This is correlated with the male and female sex hormones such as beard at human and others...............................
Reply:All native cows and bulls have horns, vary from breed to an other. Selected breed have no horns because they don't need them like native ones, for defense and for bulls to dominate over the herd.
Reply:All of our cows had horns, some of our bulls didn't
As has been stated cows horns are sometimes removed by various methods
This id done to prevent the cow from harming the calf and because they fit in the automated milking stalls easier without them
They are generally removed for the same reasons steers have the testicles removed
They're not gonna need them and it's just one more thing to get in the way
Reply:Male and female reindeer have horns, but males shed their horns in the fall, while females keep theirs until spring.
This means that the reindeers that pull santa's sleigh are all female.
The other answers are good, and I thought I might never get another chance to share this info.
skin rash
Where's the horn on 1995 jeep cherokee. doesnt work and we want to replace it but cant find it under hood
1995 Jeep cherokee sport. Horn hasn't worked for a long time. Got new air horns to replace old horn but can't find it under the hood.
Where's the horn on 1995 jeep cherokee. doesnt work and we want to replace it but cant find it under hood
both of the last answers are right. there should actually be two horns, one on each side behind the bumper. look behind the splash guard behind the bumper.
Reply:Check under the bunper on the passenger side
Reply:Its Behind The Bumper On The Drivers Side.
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Where's the horn on 1995 jeep cherokee. doesnt work and we want to replace it but cant find it under hood
both of the last answers are right. there should actually be two horns, one on each side behind the bumper. look behind the splash guard behind the bumper.
Reply:Check under the bunper on the passenger side
Reply:Its Behind The Bumper On The Drivers Side.
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Why do we have horns in our cars!!!!?
Horns don't do anything but get your *** kicked!!! Why do auto makers still put horns in our cars. Seriously I've never used my horn. Even If I did use it they would think I was being a jerk off. What say you people?
Why do we have horns in our cars!!!!?
no, no you have it all wrong, horns aren't meant to be used as an actual device to bring you're presence to other drivers in the sense of telling them they're driving bad. horns are there so we can honk at peeps we know and get their attention, to honk at peeps we find cute that we can holler at, or so we can honk and tell the lazy peeps in our houses to get out here and get these groceries outta the car! :)
Reply:If people are in your way and you want them to move, you honk at them, instead of cursing. It's really that simple.
Reply:What is going honk for those annoying car alarms?
Reply:I've saved myself from getting hit by using my horn for sure... people backing out without looking and stop when you honk. I need a louder horn, like an air horn, or a train horn.
Reply:Horns are a pain in the ***. But they alert pedestrians that a reckless bastard is in the area, so they'd better watch out. They also help to relieve a little frustration when you get sideswiped coming off a ramp onto the highway. And occasionally they are used as a flirtation device by men. :) But I hate them too...I hardly ever use mine.
Reply:So that people can get out of the way!
Reply:While it may be true that most people use horns now to express their extreme displeasure in someone else's actions, the purpose of the horn is to alert people of your presence. Using for this purpose saves lives every day. Sometimes we all aren't as alert as we should be behind the wheel, and someone else needs to let us know to look around.
Reply:One examle would be if one is driving in the right lane and someone in the left lane is about to change lanes and you are in their blind spot. A tap on the horn will alert them to avoid an accident more effectively than a middle finger.
Plus they sound real cool in tunnels, especially those two tone cadillac horns.
Reply:What do you do when some doesn't see ya coming?Do you just yell hey get out of the way? I think a car horn is more efficient. But good for you if you don't have to that nothing surprising or unexpected has ever happen that you don't need one.
GL
History of the horn:For the safety of pedestrians and animals, a law was passed stating that "…self-propelled vehicles on public roads must be preceded by a man on foot waving a red flag and blowing a horn.". Of course, it did not take long to realize that a horn in the automobile itself, operated by the driver, was much more efficient.
In the late 1800's motorists actually had their choice of several signaling devices including bulb horns, whistles, and bells. In America, most chose bells.
Background traffic noise has continued to increase and at the same time, auto manufacturers have prided themselves on designing cars to reduce interior noise to near zero. They have been so successful in fact, that even the sirens of emergency vehicles, which are much louder than conventional horns, cannot be heard in an auto with windows rolled up and the air conditioning on. Even with the windows rolled down, at high speeds the background interior noise increases dramatically, detracting the user's ability to hear signaling devices. Pedestrians and residents along city streets however, have no problem hearing automobile horns, and have prompted numerous laws over the years dealing with their use. By 1912, a number of cities had laws on the books requiring motorized vehicles to have audible warning devices, yet at the same time limiting their use within city limits. Throughout the 1950's, 60's, and 70's, several states experimented with legislation attempting to regulate the operation of automobile horns, while still allowing their legitimate use. As a result, there are still many local and regional laws in effect today.
With the introduction of the electronic COGApa, car horns have finally reached the next generation and have entered the digital age.
COGApa is a novelty device and is not intended, nor should it be used, as a replacement for your standard automobile horn or as a signaling device. COGApa is not intended for operation in a moving vehicle. Check your local ordinances governing use of this product. Please use COGApa in a respectable and responsible manner at all times. And have fun!
Reply:The same reason bulls have horns, it's like saying look at me look at me!
Reply:A horn is used to get someone's attention. Unfortunately, some people need a lot of attention.
Reply:It a (WARNING DEVICE) when someone (BLONDE) in the lane next to you is not watching what they are doing or do not see you, Honk!
I have never had anyone attempt to fight with me for honking, and I live in the biggest RED NECK Town in the World!
You Honk at sexy women, honk at your neighbors wife in the road, could have been a cow....Woops. Sometimes you can't tell.
It's a blast to honk at people, just for fun, and wave, they wounder if they know you or where we met.
Just plain fun. If you get mad, you have road rage. Take some pills.
Don't mess with guys who could jump out of the car with an assault rifel and put you in your place real quick.
It's happens here all the time. So that's why we honk and wave, sometimes it's only with one finger, but we still like to wave.
Good Luck with anger management class.
Reply:To get dumb ***** off the road that don't know crap about driving.
Reply:You horn is to use on the other jerks out there that don't know how to drive.
Reply:I couldn't resist mentioning that Hall_Of_Heads is the only one that got the answer right.
I wish I had a heat seeking missile I could use on horn blowers.
Reply:to be annoying
Reply:To warn other poeople if they are getting in your way. cutting you off, or about to ram into u... jeez.. dont drive much do u?
Reply:to warn people...i have avoided getting hit by someone who did not see my while trying to change lanes (he did not use his blinker either) and i honked at him...he swerved back over and avoided a collision...you are lucky that you have never needed to use it...but in the land of older folks it comes in handy...
Reply:To enforce road rage
Reply:its an early invention that being passed on through ages of automobile makers,, just because back in those days there was not to many street lights ..so probably it was being used as an alert of.. passerby's or for some reasons
Reply:well if someone was in the road and i was about to run them over id prefer being able to warn them about the imminent danger.
Reply:so we can drive people up the wall with it
Reply:To honk at people who ask stupid questions!
Reply:In the old times when traveling in a couch, the driver or postman blew his horn to tell the people he is driving by, so you had time to put the thing together for the postman.
Now is't to get attention from people who don't watch out when driving or walking the streets
Reply:so u can tell people to get the **** out of your way! obviously
viruses
Why do we have horns in our cars!!!!?
no, no you have it all wrong, horns aren't meant to be used as an actual device to bring you're presence to other drivers in the sense of telling them they're driving bad. horns are there so we can honk at peeps we know and get their attention, to honk at peeps we find cute that we can holler at, or so we can honk and tell the lazy peeps in our houses to get out here and get these groceries outta the car! :)
Reply:If people are in your way and you want them to move, you honk at them, instead of cursing. It's really that simple.
Reply:What is going honk for those annoying car alarms?
Reply:I've saved myself from getting hit by using my horn for sure... people backing out without looking and stop when you honk. I need a louder horn, like an air horn, or a train horn.
Reply:Horns are a pain in the ***. But they alert pedestrians that a reckless bastard is in the area, so they'd better watch out. They also help to relieve a little frustration when you get sideswiped coming off a ramp onto the highway. And occasionally they are used as a flirtation device by men. :) But I hate them too...I hardly ever use mine.
Reply:So that people can get out of the way!
Reply:While it may be true that most people use horns now to express their extreme displeasure in someone else's actions, the purpose of the horn is to alert people of your presence. Using for this purpose saves lives every day. Sometimes we all aren't as alert as we should be behind the wheel, and someone else needs to let us know to look around.
Reply:One examle would be if one is driving in the right lane and someone in the left lane is about to change lanes and you are in their blind spot. A tap on the horn will alert them to avoid an accident more effectively than a middle finger.
Plus they sound real cool in tunnels, especially those two tone cadillac horns.
Reply:What do you do when some doesn't see ya coming?Do you just yell hey get out of the way? I think a car horn is more efficient. But good for you if you don't have to that nothing surprising or unexpected has ever happen that you don't need one.
GL
History of the horn:For the safety of pedestrians and animals, a law was passed stating that "…self-propelled vehicles on public roads must be preceded by a man on foot waving a red flag and blowing a horn.". Of course, it did not take long to realize that a horn in the automobile itself, operated by the driver, was much more efficient.
In the late 1800's motorists actually had their choice of several signaling devices including bulb horns, whistles, and bells. In America, most chose bells.
Background traffic noise has continued to increase and at the same time, auto manufacturers have prided themselves on designing cars to reduce interior noise to near zero. They have been so successful in fact, that even the sirens of emergency vehicles, which are much louder than conventional horns, cannot be heard in an auto with windows rolled up and the air conditioning on. Even with the windows rolled down, at high speeds the background interior noise increases dramatically, detracting the user's ability to hear signaling devices. Pedestrians and residents along city streets however, have no problem hearing automobile horns, and have prompted numerous laws over the years dealing with their use. By 1912, a number of cities had laws on the books requiring motorized vehicles to have audible warning devices, yet at the same time limiting their use within city limits. Throughout the 1950's, 60's, and 70's, several states experimented with legislation attempting to regulate the operation of automobile horns, while still allowing their legitimate use. As a result, there are still many local and regional laws in effect today.
With the introduction of the electronic COGApa, car horns have finally reached the next generation and have entered the digital age.
COGApa is a novelty device and is not intended, nor should it be used, as a replacement for your standard automobile horn or as a signaling device. COGApa is not intended for operation in a moving vehicle. Check your local ordinances governing use of this product. Please use COGApa in a respectable and responsible manner at all times. And have fun!
Reply:The same reason bulls have horns, it's like saying look at me look at me!
Reply:A horn is used to get someone's attention. Unfortunately, some people need a lot of attention.
Reply:It a (WARNING DEVICE) when someone (BLONDE) in the lane next to you is not watching what they are doing or do not see you, Honk!
I have never had anyone attempt to fight with me for honking, and I live in the biggest RED NECK Town in the World!
You Honk at sexy women, honk at your neighbors wife in the road, could have been a cow....Woops. Sometimes you can't tell.
It's a blast to honk at people, just for fun, and wave, they wounder if they know you or where we met.
Just plain fun. If you get mad, you have road rage. Take some pills.
Don't mess with guys who could jump out of the car with an assault rifel and put you in your place real quick.
It's happens here all the time. So that's why we honk and wave, sometimes it's only with one finger, but we still like to wave.
Good Luck with anger management class.
Reply:To get dumb ***** off the road that don't know crap about driving.
Reply:You horn is to use on the other jerks out there that don't know how to drive.
Reply:I couldn't resist mentioning that Hall_Of_Heads is the only one that got the answer right.
I wish I had a heat seeking missile I could use on horn blowers.
Reply:to be annoying
Reply:To warn other poeople if they are getting in your way. cutting you off, or about to ram into u... jeez.. dont drive much do u?
Reply:to warn people...i have avoided getting hit by someone who did not see my while trying to change lanes (he did not use his blinker either) and i honked at him...he swerved back over and avoided a collision...you are lucky that you have never needed to use it...but in the land of older folks it comes in handy...
Reply:To enforce road rage
Reply:its an early invention that being passed on through ages of automobile makers,, just because back in those days there was not to many street lights ..so probably it was being used as an alert of.. passerby's or for some reasons
Reply:well if someone was in the road and i was about to run them over id prefer being able to warn them about the imminent danger.
Reply:so we can drive people up the wall with it
Reply:To honk at people who ask stupid questions!
Reply:In the old times when traveling in a couch, the driver or postman blew his horn to tell the people he is driving by, so you had time to put the thing together for the postman.
Now is't to get attention from people who don't watch out when driving or walking the streets
Reply:so u can tell people to get the **** out of your way! obviously
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