"Too Something" (later called "New York Daze")
over my dead body
Richie is a small featured role for a boy. He is a high tenor and should be able to hit a high E in the song Bad Bad News.
Jeff Spicoli
Rocket man is a new character in High School Musical 3. He is Played by Matt Prokop
Puddy's constant use of 'high five'.
yes
A featured job is one that is given high priority. Featured jobs are normally high paying and require candidates to apply fast.
Featured questions are looked at by many, there is a high chance of these featured questions getting answered.
Giving knuckles is like giving a high five, except knuckles are done with closed fists, one person lightly butting the fingers, from the first knuckle joint to the second, of another other person.
You spell high five, high five.
Because you raise your hand(high) and you have five fingers(five)
A high five A high five
There is most likely a high five each episode. Each one different. Some classic examples have been in Relapse five, Phone five, Cell five, Tiny five, Freeze-Frame high-five, Hypothetical high-five, Wordplay five, Arthritisfive, Self five, Foot five, Claw five, Solemn low-five, Door five, Motility-five, High-six and High two.
because it high in the air and you have 5 fingers.
The high five was made in 1875 from france
Featured phone means, a phone that hits high in the market.
By giving them a simple "You look nice today" or if they did good on something "Great job"! and give them a high five. Then the other person will look more into you.