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Is blinking the fastest thing in the world?
No, blinking is not the fastest thing in the world. The speed of light is considered to be the fastest phenomenon in the universe.
World's smallest living thing?
Bacteria
What is the coldest thing or planet in the world?
The coldest thing is ice. The coldest country is the south pole.
Most highest thing in the world?
It's subjective, but some people might consider reaching one's potential or living a fulfilling life as the highest pursuit in the world.
What would be a world's greatest thing?
definetly Unicorns.
What is the quitest animal?
mouse
Who is the most quitest in Halo 3 odst?
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Where can you watch ben ten alien force vengence of vilgax?
in the most quitest place there is
What is the saddest thing in the world?
The saddest thing in the world is a thing with the no heart.
What is the quitest sniper rifle?
A true military sniper's rifle is not going to be quiet- the projectile is traveling faster than the speed of sound, and makes a loud CRACK! as it passes through the air. However, among the quitest military firearms was probably the De Lisle Carbine- a .45 ACP bolt action carbine. Effective to about 200 yards, it could not be heard at 50 yards. Made in Britain in WW 2
What is the biggest thing of world?
well this is very hard but the biggest thing in the world is the world!
Is Twilight the coolest thing in the world or not?
Not it is the dumbest thing in the world...its the bestest thing in the world and it make kids want to read more!!!
What is the cutes thing in the world?
I am obviously the cutest thing in the world call me
Is there such thing as the Ether World in Minecraft?
Yes there is such thing as the Ether World in Minecraft.
What is better world champion or World Cup?
It is the same thing The world champion and the world cup winners are the same thing.
Is monku the fattest thing in the world?
Yes he is he is the fattest thing in the world
What is the scariest thing in the world?
The scariest thing is what scares you.
