Go get it - picture game

yea, I know you wanted the "car" but I chose the horse LOL!!!
http://www.mustangsource.com/Wallpaper/MustangHorse800.jpg

pic of a lady bug

 

http://www.ratol.fi/~tmannine/pics/mustang.jpg

a moris minor

 

http://www.ars-fla.com/Images/HydroCapsules/Bugs/HC---Lady-Bug.jpg


an aphid

 

Here u are.
Picture of a pavlova

 

http://www.ffgym.asso.fr/gaf/images/pavlova.jpg


a fire ant

 

http://www.abc.net.au/news/features/fireant/fireant.jpg
caterpillar

 

Here is your pavlova big c.

 

I almost posted those!! But, I thought I was wrong~~ maybe it was a bug!

 

a mud dog

 

http://harmonijka.mud.pl/pic/b14_37pl0.jpg
pic of very old book

 

You did it ritaann!!!!
Yayyyyyy!!!!​

don't know what it is but.......
http://www.greybirdrelics.com/hidebook.JPG

find big bell

 

http://www.mini-horse.org/dwarf_smallest_horse.html
http://www.mini-horse.org/images/bb1.jpg

find world's largest cow

 

LA ( find most populas city)

 

Uh Oh my bad

go again

 

Well, this is what I got when I did a "search" on the sweatiest city in the USA

http://www.digihitch.com/usa389.html
Stinky! Top 10 Sweatiest U.S. Cities
Posted on Thursday, June 26, 2003 at 4:46 PM CDT by hikecrazy

When it comes to sweat - that glistening, dripping, wipe it from your brow kind - some cities are stinkier...er, sweatier than others. And now we know which U.S. cities sweat the most.

The top 10 sweatiest cities are:

1. Phoenix, Arizona
2. Houston, Texas
3. Miami, Florida
4. San Antonio, Texas
5. Fort Myers, Florida
6. West Palm Beach, Florida
7. Tampa, Florida
8. Waco, Texas
9. Austin, Texas
10. New Orleans, Louisiana

You're probably wondering who would ever measure such a thing. You know it's not the Chamber of Commerce. It was Old Spice. Researchers at Procter & Gamble, which makes Old Spice deodorant and cologne, were given the not-so-enviable task of measuring the typical perspiration level of the typical resident on a typical summer day in dozens of major U.S. cities. (And you think your job stinks!)

Fortunately, the researchers were able to do this work in the cool, air-conditioned comfort of their offices with nothing but the heat of their calculators to steam up their glasses. To come up with the sweat index, they determined the city ranking based on the average U.S. male/female height and weight, the average high temperature, and the relative humidity level in each of the surveyed cities during June, July, and August. The sweat level was analyzed based on the assumption that the typical individual was walking for one hour each day.

And when all the numbers were crunched and calculated, Phoenix was anointed the No. 1 perspiration producer in the United States of America. Now that you know, plan your vacation accordingly.

More sweaty cities:

11. Dallas, Texas
12. Las Vegas, Nevada
13. Orlando, Florida
14. Shreveport, Louisiana
15. Savannah, Georgia
16. Tulsa, Oklahoma
17. Memphis, Tennessee
18. Baton Rouge, Louisiana
19. Charleston, West Virginia
20. Mobile, Alabama
21. Jacksonville, Florida
22. Jackson, Mississippi
23. Honolulu, Hawaii
24. Tucson, Arizona
25. Little Rock, Arkansas

The five least sweatiest cities are:

San Diego, California
Portland, Maine
Spokane, Washington
Seattle, Washington
San Francisco, California

As temperatures zoom and the heat index rises to triple digits in many parts of the country, here are some proven ways to keep your cool:

* Drink 8 to 10 glasses of water every day. Stay hydrated!
* Wear light-colored or white cotton clothing. Avoid polyester and nylon.
* Drink fruit juices and sport beverages to replace the salt and minerals you lose when you sweat.
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Now we need a pic of the largest deodorant

 

the largest swimming pool

 

http://www.greekhotel.com/ionian/corfu/calimera-ermones/4.jpg
find a a belly flop

 

http://www.lckc.org/images/Polar-Bear-Swim-2004/images/21%20belly%20flop.jpg



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