What is the difference between sky and skirt?
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sky cannot fly skirt high,\n       skirt can fly sky high.
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There is no difference.  Everyone sees the moon in the same phase.\n\nThe phase of the moon is caused by the shadow of the earth on the moon (or lack thereof), and everyone sees it the same way.
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Depeds on your butt. Big butt= wear jeans. Nice butt= wear skirt
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Guys in Scotland wear kilts, which are skirts. I don't know if this is just a myth, but I heard that some of them wear NOTHING underneath. EEEWW!
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On the right woman a long skirt can be as appealing as well as a short skirt.  Depending on the person and how they choose to wear their clothes, even some of the most provocative of women's clothing can be not only classy but also sexy too.\n\nToo often women with great bodies are afraid to even wear a shorter skirt for fear of public criticism.  What is right for one persons figure could be downright apalling on another.\n\nAs for Women 35+...There are more older women who are in better shape these days than you could even conceive of!  And they sure can pull off a short skirt better than some women half their age.
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Night is better than day. At night a veil of mystery shrouds everything and everyone. At night anything is possible, truth is relative and you can dance as madly as you like because in the night everyone is beautiful.
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Those hovering over girls( disturbing them) are he-fly and rest are she-fly, those with feminine interests spend time on dressing tables and cosmetic stuff, (kidding) but I tried to observe some of them earlier, even the ones in spider web or dead but couldn't find any apparent difference.
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why is the sky called the sky?
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This is a trick question. There really isn't much of a difference. They all mean the sky is part clear, and part cloudy. It just gives us a larger vocabulary to work with. \n\nAlthough most of the time, we'll tend to use it as a bit of psychological factor. If the forecast is improving (as in, rain event is just ending and we'll clear up a bit), we'll usually go partly sunny. \n\nIf the forecast is deteriorating (as in, it's sunny now, but rain moving in tomorrow), we might say mostly cloudy as the condition during the increasing clouds. \n\nWe tend to save 'partly cloudy' for nighttime, since we can't use partly sunny.
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The sky is blue due to the way that light is bent, it's called Rayleigh Scattering.  Sunlight is white and white light consists of all colors but when it hits our atmosphere the light is broken up into it's component colors by the particles in the atmosphere.  The shortest wavelengths don't make it through the particles but the blue light does - hence the sky appears blue when in fact it has no color ro it (it is after all, nothing but air and water).\n\nAs others have said - grass is green because of chlorophyll - the chemical in all plants and it just happens to be green.
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Day: water <--- land\nNight: water ---> land
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I am skyclad every chance I get.  To be nude is to be one's own Godself.  Putting on clothes is putting on a false front.  Religions are all wrong.
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Neither!  Go with nude. It's more professional if you are wearing a skirt.  If it's with pants, wear whatever matches your shoe.
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Clothing is like the cover to a book. It shows the personality of you. It also tell how you live, what you like. I like wearing jean skirts. They are relaxing but feminine. I like also wearing low cleavage shirt. I like to feel sexy and like people to see the sexy in me. Some people dress "bummy" because they don't care how people see them.
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I really like them.  They are definitely different.  I think the one with the man and gun is just perfect, were it on a full skirt.  I'm not much of a bag person, but seriously, that would look so cool on a full skirt that goes just below the knees.  Kind of like a modern poodle-skirt without all the frills and a much darker side.
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Horizontal is sideways. Think of the horizon. It goes sideways (not up and down) across the sky.
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It depends on what you mean by "the sky."  Think about it.\n\nWe use the phrase "the sky" as if it were a *thing*, an object that reflects light.   Like saying "the ocean", or "the Grand Canyon."  But we all know that the sky isn't an object.  \n\nInstead, we are looking *through* the atmosphere into space.  As many people point out, the atmosphere scatters short wavelengths of sunlight (blues), giving us the impression that we are seeing blue coming at us from all directions (Rayleigh scattering).  (And BTW, it has nothing to do with reflecting the ocean ... c'mon people ... the sky is still blue in all directions in Montana, far far away from any ocean.)\n\nSo if we think of "the sky" to mean the same thing we think of as the "night sky" ... namely deep space ... then no, the true color of "the sky" is "black" and it is only the intervening atmosphere that is fooling us into thinking we see blue in the daytime.\n\nBut if we think of "the sky" as the atmosphere, then, yes the sky is blue in the day, and completely transparent at night (when there is no sunlight filling the sky with blue).\n\nMyself, I tend to think of "the sky" as the atmosphere ... so I would say yes.\n\nHow's that for an answer?