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In parody songs, how do they make the changed words have the same voice actor as the original song? jc iindyysgvxc ( my contributions) 11:53, 2 November 2009 (UTC)
Hey, it's the kayaking guy, and I have two more questions:
See my archived question for the full story--search Kayaking Escapade in Miscellaneous.
1. Seeing as I'll be on a multiple night kayaking trip (from Wilkesboro, NC, to the ocean-end of the Pee-Dee River in South Carolina), I need to know about trespassing/camping laws in both states, and potential laws that I may need to hold in mind. Also, would asking special permission from governments be able to help.
2. I need sponsorship ideas! I've now decided to use this trip to raise money for hearing impaired individuals, as my traveling partner and I are both hearing impaired. So, what is a hearing impairment association (preferably national or a charitable local) that donations could be for? Also, what specific companies/outfitters should I write to in search of getting sponsorships? (Again, see my archived post to see all my items needed (but include sunglasses in something that I could get a sponsorship for).
And if someone could put a quick-link to my previous article, that would be great. I'm not a pro at WikiEditting, or even vaguely familiar, so...
Thanks! Hubydane ( talk) 16:35, 2 November 2009 (UTC)
Besides drilling, what methods do oil companies use to discover if there is oil in a particular piece or patch of land? Is there any specific machines that will detect if there is oil underground, how does that work? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 70.141.254.37 ( talk) 20:54, 2 November 2009 (UTC)
The library of congress identifies this as a Russian submarine. However it looks very much like a British British B class submarine going by List of Soviet and Russian submarine classes the closest Russian design Russian submarine Delfin but that’s not a very close match (design is clearly pre WW1 since it is built firmly along Holland submarine lines). In addition the shape in the background looks suspiciously like one of the Sea Forts in the Solent. What do people think?© Geni 22:27, 2 November 2009 (UTC)
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In parody songs, how do they make the changed words have the same voice actor as the original song? jc iindyysgvxc ( my contributions) 11:53, 2 November 2009 (UTC)
Hey, it's the kayaking guy, and I have two more questions:
See my archived question for the full story--search Kayaking Escapade in Miscellaneous.
1. Seeing as I'll be on a multiple night kayaking trip (from Wilkesboro, NC, to the ocean-end of the Pee-Dee River in South Carolina), I need to know about trespassing/camping laws in both states, and potential laws that I may need to hold in mind. Also, would asking special permission from governments be able to help.
2. I need sponsorship ideas! I've now decided to use this trip to raise money for hearing impaired individuals, as my traveling partner and I are both hearing impaired. So, what is a hearing impairment association (preferably national or a charitable local) that donations could be for? Also, what specific companies/outfitters should I write to in search of getting sponsorships? (Again, see my archived post to see all my items needed (but include sunglasses in something that I could get a sponsorship for).
And if someone could put a quick-link to my previous article, that would be great. I'm not a pro at WikiEditting, or even vaguely familiar, so...
Thanks! Hubydane ( talk) 16:35, 2 November 2009 (UTC)
Besides drilling, what methods do oil companies use to discover if there is oil in a particular piece or patch of land? Is there any specific machines that will detect if there is oil underground, how does that work? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 70.141.254.37 ( talk) 20:54, 2 November 2009 (UTC)
The library of congress identifies this as a Russian submarine. However it looks very much like a British British B class submarine going by List of Soviet and Russian submarine classes the closest Russian design Russian submarine Delfin but that’s not a very close match (design is clearly pre WW1 since it is built firmly along Holland submarine lines). In addition the shape in the background looks suspiciously like one of the Sea Forts in the Solent. What do people think?© Geni 22:27, 2 November 2009 (UTC)