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Rachel88 asks...
"What should you never say to a guy you're dating?"
Hmm. What should you never say?
Never tell your significant other
that their friends are attractive.
You should never say, "I have another boyfriend."
Never say, like when you have a guy friend,
say like, "Oh, he's so cute,"
'cause obviously that's gonna make him jealous.
Never talk about your exes.
Oh my gosh. She does not want to know!
The worst thing that I've ever had a girl say to me
while I was dating her is that her ex-boyfriend
was trying to get with her again.
It's honest but it sucks.
Never call someone you're dating someone else's name.
Your deep, dark secrets about your family,
you know, about your great-uncle killing somebody.
Don't ever talk about that.
"I am dating Brad now."
I don't know. That's just the random name I came up with.
Every guy's named Brad now.
You should never say, "I was out last night with somebody else."
I would never jokingly say, "I'm pregnant."
My friends have done that.
Like, "I think my boyfriend's gonna break up with me.
I'm gonna tell him I'm pregnant."
I'm like, "You're gonna what? You're gonna do what?"
Never do that.
Nyalex_7?
"How do I become an Avenger?"
I think they got enough already.
I wish I knew how to become an Avenger.
I'd become an Avenger if I could.
Think of a name and a superpower.
And if you get good at using that superpower,
maybe they'll get you into the Avengers.
I don't know. Go to the spirit store and get a costume.
Get a costume. Save cats from trees. It's not that complicated.
Help people who are being hurt,
and then you'll be known as a hero.
You have to eat five apples a day for a month
to become super-strong.
You might lift some weights and learn how to run faster.
Avengers are pretty physical,
so you better work out, you better go to the gym.
Some combat training would be advisable.
Do something stupid to yourself related to chemicals
and then get powers.
Have something radioactive bite you.
Fall in a vat of nuclear waste.
Become super-strong and become green.
You could also become really good at "archering."
Be really good with a gun.
Become the son of Zeus.
Or you can get an awesome suit,
which is super-powerful and shoots laser beams.
And you'll be a part of them.
Jessie Lin.
"How do I develop my own, unique fashion style?"
This one I love.
Be creative, any way you want to be.
Look for something everyone has created
and try to think outside of the box--
the box of clothes, I mean.
Be adventurous like Lady Gaga, but do it your own way.
You take the clothes they have and cut them up
and make them into other types of clothes.
Get a dress.
See what you can make with it.
And then add accessories to make it look like your unique style.
Try not shopping at the place where all the girls shop.
You do not want to look like every other girl in your class.
Do not go with the trends.
Wear what looks good on you,
not because other people are wearing it.
It doesn't matter what you wear. Just choose something you like.
Get your fashion inspiration from your heart.
Go to, like, secondhand stores, Goodwill,
and find the thing that makes you say, "Whoa!
I've never seen anybody like that, and I like that."
I would look at the magazines. I would look at television.
But then I would go to the thrift stores
and put my own version together.
You know, a good way to develop your own fashion style
is literally go to a bunch of stores, see what you like,
and just make it your own.
Don't think about what anybody else thinks.
I think any unique fashion style
sort of starts with what's in trend.
So try to find staple pieces
and then add little things here and there to make it your own.
Fillip Radovic asks...
"How do I avoid being picked on by my teacher
when I don't know the answer to a question?"
I don't think there's any way you can really avoid it,
'cause the teacher always picks on
the person whose hand isn't up.
If you see the question coming, raise your hand.
Tell her you gotta go to the toilet.
Raise your hand, and the teacher will think you know the answer,
so they'll pick on someone else.
Reverse psychology.
Look very confident and enthusiastic like you want to answer it.
And guess what. She'll probably pick the person
that's looking a little more intimidated.
When you go to school, you should be knowing the answers.
The very best way to answer this question
would be for you to study more
and know what the subject is about.
Then when the teacher calls on you, you got an answer.
Don't make eye contact,
'cause when you make eye contact, they're gonna see you.
You hide.
If the teacher picks you after that,
it's probably not for answering a question.
Put your head down like that. Well, you're doomed, right?
Look up and smile. You're screwed; they're gonna ask.
Be as invisible as possible.
Lauragc3399.
"How do I get rid of the-- (hiccups)-- hiccups?"
I have no idea.
I never get hiccups.
You should probably just not talk a lot.
The easiest way is to just go take a drink of water.
That usually does it.
Try drinking a glass of water
then standing on your hands.
I've been told drinking a lot of water.
Usually I just suffer in silence with it.
That's how I get over it.
Hold your breath for 10 seconds.
Then drink three or four gulps of water, and you'll be fine.
The best thing to do is to hold your breath like...
If they're really bad hiccups,
tell your parents, and then they will scare you.
Try drinking a full glass of water or holding your breath.
Or a good scare helps.
Always helps.
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Goodbye. (hiccups)
Oh god.
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