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Fixed for you. Also, the correct term is moe anthropomorphism, where you turn an inanimate object into some sort of human form. This does not count animals, then it's just regular anthropomorphism. If it's a mammal, then it's a furry.

Dang it Vexx, your riddles are too hard! Another guess: Plants are out. Metal is out. Organic building materials are out. I guess brick! You can lay it on the ground, or build it up. If you hit it form the side, it breaks easily, and if you hit the top, it's much harder to break. There are many bricks when making a brick structure (Captain Obvious). Also, bricks tend to be lined up vertically or horizontally in straight lines. Along with that, knock the structure down, it "murmurs" or "(voices) shimmers" when it hits the ground or itself.

That new Nokia/Windows phone, 1Home earbuds, a shirt, a Casio solar-powered watch, a card, and a Boogie Board (electronic drawing tablet). Nothing that was on my list this year, but still a good haul.

I'm hoping for the Kerbol system, but the masses are proportionate to what they should be in real life, along with it being resized so that Kerbol is large enough to be a star...

Plants! (10chars)

I'm still here as the Asians, but I'm in the GDI. I'm raising my army.

I've heard of this before. Nothing.

Dat board. Squad, re-add this into the VAB!

I hit you with a non-physical noun. You die of the sheer impossibility of being hit by a non-physical noun.

Everything, everything, and everything. Everything is a single object, right?

421: Jebediah Kerman is the first person to test pilot a plane on a rocket. When thought of the idea: "Why not?"

I would collect it into one gigantic moon. Then, I would merge all of Saturn's moons into one mega-moon, and merge it with all of the moons, asteroids, dwarf planets, and Oort Cloud objects along with the Kuiper Belt objects in the Solar System. Finally, I will fling it in the same trajectory as Comet ISON, thus making the world's brightest comet.

Gold/precious metals in general have caused fights in the past for wealth, so maybe? Along with the fact that supernovae often make these elements.... Perhaps the "mother" is a star?

Clues: Mother's womb: Indicates that is is a non-monotreme mammal (i.e. NOT platypus/enchidna/etc.) Beaten and burned: I have no idea. Maybe a baby permanently traumatized since before birth due to abuse to the mother and her getting burned somehow? (I'm thinking of the accident scene in Out of the Dust. I become a blood thirsty killer.: Anything that kills would fit this line. Thus: a murderer? Hopefully this isn't one of your hard ones.

I do better when I know what I want to type. I essentially learned to type by myself with only using my pointer fingers, but I sped up in 6th grade when we used Mavis Beacon. (I think that's correct) I got even faster when I learned how to properly use the Delete key.

The brain. What happened to my old riddle when I solved the lightbulb problem? No one solved it. If I can change my old riddle, here's the old one: There is a 1 meter long stick. There are 100 ants on it that walk one meter a second. How long will it take for ALL the ants to fall off the stick? Assume that the ants don't have their magical sticking-to-surfaces ability.

I'm only good at solving riddles, and I'm not that good at making riddles, but here we go: Let's say that you are a road builder between Cities A, B, C, and D. They all are points in a 1 by 1 mile square. You need to build the shortest road between all of the cities. You cannot build bridges due to their expense. What is the most efficient road configuration that goes between all of the cities?

For riddle 1, have one switch on for ten seconds, one for 5 seconds, and one that stays off. Fell the bulbs afterwards. The warmest is the ten second switch, the second warmest five, and coldest off.

The second I log on, I find myself in a war with someone. What.

Well, the bloc site is back up (on blocgame.com), but you can't do anything yet....

Somewhere between going to the Mun and interplanetary, but I play to little to know for sure, and my computer is too potato to even run a 2-part ship at green timer.

The Observatory would be nice as a "planet discoverer," BUT a picture function would be good as well, allowing you to get more science just by taking pictures. For example, if you discover a planet using the camera, you get 1.5 times the science than if you just found it just by looking. The farther the body is from Kerbin, the more science you get. Science points also allow you to upgrade the telescope in the Observatory (although they're ridiculously expensive) and database (same price), allowing for more clear pictures that can be stored before having to send them to the R&D Center, and thus more science. Also, special astronomical events, like the two kinds of eclipses, and transits. They would give you bonus science.

The part count. My computer is too potato. I need a better one.

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