I know what it means, how to use it in a sentence, but where does it come from? Was there ever such a thing as a kilter? I often say I am off-kilter. Can I ever say I am back on kilter? Thank you!
Is it true that when Nelson's Column was built they had afternoon tea on top (before the statue went on)? I heard it was the architecht and the Prime Minister.
where can i get a good site to help me with my g.c.s.e maths? i am not the brightest at this curse of a subject, but i need to have it for a level computers!!
When were several days left out of the calender to bring it up to date? I know it was in September and I think it was in the eighteenth century, but that's as far as I can remember.
When did Lowland Scot's start speaking English? The English & Scottish Crowns unified in 1603 in the form of James IV /I. As far as I'm aware James IV/I spoke English (or at least 'Scots' which is a...
I was watching a cartoon on cartoon network called 'grim and evil' and it has the grim reaper in it, anyone know where the idea of a grim reaper comes from?