been through a lot like the process of taking away all the deadly poisons, got it XD. so, if I ever end up on an island with cashews, note to self - don’t eat and starve!
they look like little snails! 
Cyanide is metabolized from it, 13-15 to kill an adult.
Due to this, an extract (who is deliberately eating 13 items?) poisoning that takes time to “travel through the body” that “acupuncture can deter” is relatively plausible.
Cashews (and mango skins?) have “poison ivy” toxins (or close). I’m partially immune.
But someone could possibly make me bleed out if they chroncally dosed me with high amounts of coriander and cilantro…and you could burn the heck out of someone with pineapple enzymes.
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according to Google, around seven or eight days 
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sounds right 
Depends from which point in Germany to which point in France 
They share a border in the south of Germany
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I forgot about that! I had a friend in college who was an exchange student from France and she met this exchange student from Germany at our school in NY - so they were happy when they went back and were literally like a train ride away from one another, haha.
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That’s so cool! But yeah, pretty much! I was on a summer school in the south of Germany way back and we went on a day trip to France, haha. It wasn’t a long ride. And I checked just now, there’s no large body of water but there is the Rhine River!
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I wonder how deep the river is if someone fell in 0.0
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Its navigable for much of it’s length, so yeah, drowning deep.
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meanwhile me: knows nothing
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you have Google! XD
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Yep, they’ve even got river cruises going on!
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Recently:
- What’s the stuff stuck to eyeballs when you take them out? (It’s tissue called sclera and it covers your optical nerves. I ended up not using this detail.)
- Names of parts of ships in the 1850s
- What is the place where a battle is held called (jumbled up question because I forgot the word “battlefield”)
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…im concerned… That’s the white part, right?
bow! stern! that’s the extent of my knowledge… oh, deck!
I was thinking battlefield lol
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Yep 
The stringy part.
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You got it 
Main deck, poop deck, starboard…I was mainly looking to find where exactly starboard is and if they even used that term in the 1850s in America or England.
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now why would you go and make me think of eyeballs as ‘stringy’
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what stringy part 0.0 I am now scared to look in the mirror
ahhh lol
exactly! XD I’m thinking of the veins behind the eye
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