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Mayor's Office
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Jojo
Old Shoe
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Jun-15-2004 10:39
In the mayor's office, you can get asked to get info. When you go to get it, you get asked questions. Where are the answers to the questions?
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Harriet Vane
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Jun-15-2004 11:48
Try your local library...
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Kitten
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Jun-15-2004 17:08
...or Google them. That's probably what most people do. The library option is more commendable, of course.
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Jojo
Old Shoe
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Jun-15-2004 17:26
Oh, I was hoping they were on the site.
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james lee
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Jun-15-2004 17:49
i usually google them, but i don't always find them
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Jojo
Old Shoe
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Jun-15-2004 18:19
How many have to be right? 1:3, 2:3, or 3:3?
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sirgarr
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Jun-15-2004 20:33
Or read the books...
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sirgarr
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Jun-15-2004 20:34
Oh, right. That's what "library" means. :)
Some things -- like Sherlock Holmes -- you can read the stories online.
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james lee
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Jun-15-2004 22:49
it's two out of three right
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james lee
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Jun-15-2004 23:19
kitten said she was english, right? i've always wanted an aussie accent. that's besides the point. any way, i always thought kitten's accent would sound like emma watson's. i guess i'll never know
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reda
Well-Connected
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Jun-22-2004 05:03
she's not english. maybe u should add to ur sleuthing skills and disscover...
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