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sometimes they don't know any better, but usually they are just being little mischievous kids!
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Who are the two sleuths that are always getting a clue?
Hardly Boys. Obvious parody of the Hardy Boys.
Why do girls like to get boys in trouble?
why do girls like to get boys in trouble
Why is Peter Pan always a girl in plays?
because BOYS don't want to be peter pan but if it for little kids boys will be peter pan
What is John Steinbeck known as?
Mainly for getting little boys to come his car and taking them home.
How can you cover lips that are red from kissing?
well first off boys should not be getting in trouble for kissing there gonna do one day anyways
A sentence with the word trouble?
The boys caused much trouble in the house.
What would happen if a spartan caught stealing?
if a spartan boys was caught stealing he would get in trouble. he would not get in trouble for stealing but for getting caught. Spartans were taught to be strong and clever thinkers since the time they were Young.
What would happen if a spartan was caught stealing?
if a spartan boys was caught stealing he would get in trouble. he would not get in trouble for stealing but for getting caught. Spartans were taught to be strong and clever thinkers since the time they were Young.
Should teen boys hang around neiborhood little girls?
yes ;), no of course not, u could get into trouble unless u know the parents
Why do little girls cry too much?
There are so many reasons why little girls cry so much. Little girls may cry if they get in trouble, lose a toy, or get their feelings hurt. Little girls tend to be more emotional than little boys.
Who are the little boys that are always in chris brown's videos?
They are his friends. Their names are Scooter Smiff and Myles Brown. They are not his brothers.
What are the release dates for The Hardy Boys The Mystery of the Applegate Treasure - 1956 Boys in Trouble 1-8?
The Hardy Boys The Mystery of the Applegate Treasure - 1956 Boys in Trouble 1-8 was released on: USA: 11 October 1956
