They would have to be very tight knots to not have room to let a bit of string through! But yes if they were that right it wouldn't be possible, I've also looked and can't find the solution I thought it was which is frustrating as I could have sworn it had something to do with one person crossing their arms.

https://youtu.be/aiNl-EL6vfk this isn't the solution I remember but it works without untying or adjusting anything

You don't remove the rope from your wrist though, I'll try and find a YouTube clip of the solution

i_ clearly you haven't played this game, it is possible, if I remember correctly it has something to do with crossing your arms

They are also referred to as the dark ages because historians know relatively little about that time compared to other periods of history.

Yeah, for me anything enforced is metric e.g. litres of petrol and cm is definitely easier for measuring for craft projects and the like but otherwise I use imperial, probably because that's what my parents used so I'm still part of the switchover generations.

But stone isn't halfway it is literally part of the imperial weight system which Americans use anyway.

I meant to avoid the karaoke lol!

Even more reason to make it earlier

Yes I believe so! I've not been but have wanted to and think it's on their leaflets.

Because I am a human person who likes doing human things

Cool, I didn't know sharks sucked the blood from their prey. Also I could potentially find a shark who is willing to turn me into a shark?

Lots of young people don't even know they have mental health issues

In some cases-- have family history of mental health problems- > smoke it when young -> get high -> get paranoid -> exacerbate mental health problems -> smoke it to relax -> exacerbate mental health problems -> get paranoia -> lose friends and girlfriend -> smoke it -> exacerbate mental health problems -> get paranoid and depressed -> quit job -> financially forced to live at home with parents in 30s. (My family member's story) Yeah you probably won't die but it can ruin lives.

But the singular of elves is still elf

I think this was done a while ago before drones were widely available. Also, maybe they did it for the thrill?

Guinea pigs are still found in the wild I believe and are kept as livestock in Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador.

'Takes the biscuit' is more common in UK English, usually used when someone does something really annoying e.g. "He asked to have a splash of milk then used the whole bottle!" "That just takes the biscuit!"