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Correct Answer: Silly Putty

Silly Putty was introduced to the public by Peter Hudgson. It is sold in little, plastic, egg-shaped containers which keep the stuff from running wild. This classic 1950s toy provided fun to the kids and even adults back in those days. Aside from a perfect stress reliever, Silly Putty was also used to reproduced the comic printing of a newspaper or pictures. Simply spread it out on a comic strip or a newspaper, and it will faithfully reproduce the printing. Crayola gained the exclusive rights of manufacturing the Silly Putty.

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Sweat Doesn't Smell, Bacteria Does

Sweat in and of itself doesn't actually smell, not until it mixes with bacteria on your skin which then causes an odor. This is the reason why a person can have an unpleasant body odor but not be sweaty, and why the amount you sweat doesn't impact how much you smell.

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Is it Metal Lunch Box or Bread Box?
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