ContinentalBlue
Connorlives in Chicago, Illinois,
On wikiHow over 5 years!
On wikiHow over 5 years!
Hi! I'm ContinentalBlue, and I'm a guy who's part Polish, part German, and part European Jewish who JUST loves musicals. Don't hesitate to hit me up! My old account, if you're interested, is located at https://www.wikihow.com/User:Celestiapaw
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If ghosts can walk through walls and glide downstairs, why don't they fall through the floor?
Ever wonder how to make emboldened words? The trick is to use three single quotation marks on either side of a word, sentence or paragraph. So '''this''' would look like this ! It's one way to make words stick out on wikiHow.
Adolf Hitler was a German leader in World War II. He was actually born in Austria, a country near Germany, that spoke German.
Everyone thought Albert Einstein suffered from dyslexia because he couldn't speak properly until he was 9 years old.
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