Can you lose/gain cheek dimples?

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Kelly

I was curious. I heard that dimples comes from genetics, and my mom has dimples, and I have one on my right cheek. It use to be noticeable, but now you can only see it if I smile with no teeth or laugh. But since you don't see it when I smile with teeth, I noticed I gained a small one on my left side... Lol is that possible? Sorry it's a long question. Btw, what do you guys think of dimples?

Answer
yes.
here is a short list of things that you need:
1.10 garbage bags
2.3 linear feet of ribbon/twine
3.A ski mask
4.Skis
5.20 dodgeballs
6.5 golden rings
7.1 atom smasher
8.20 kosher twinkies
9.21 non-kosher twinkies
10.a digitally remastered copy of A New Hope
11.3 genetically modified wolphins
12.3 genetically un-modified monkeys (to ride the wolphins)
13.a 1/32nd scale model of one of the ball pit balls
14.a pan for mining gold
15.a lifelike animatronic gollum
16.the shield used by Captain America in The Avengers (not a replica, the actual one)
17.200 truckloads of spray on cheese
18.a backpack with turtle air holes
19.a turtle trained to jump out of backpacks and scare small children
20.a batterang
21.3 synthetic rhino horns
22.a float from the Rose Bowl parade
23.the elevator from the movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (the original, not the remake [which is actually called Charlie and the Chocolate Factory {which is actually the name of the book as well}])
24.the original Miss Piggy Muppet
25.a klein bottle
26.a new element to power my latest chess piece (preferably triangular)
27.an explanation of photon's wave particle duality that could be easily explained to small children
28.the Trans-Siberian Orchestra
29.Nicholas Cage
30.The Declaration of Independence (possibly taken care of with 31.)
31.a North Korean missile
32.the real Slim Shady
33.a seal (or sea lion) that can balance a ball on its nose
34.a map to the location of Jimmy Hoffa
35.industrial lube
36.Emma Watson (a life sized Emma Watson robot will suffice)
37.144 empty pixy stix
38.the keys to 1967 Chevelle
39.one kilogram of finely chopped spaghetti
40.32 "Funny Bones" from Hasbro's classic game Operation
41.the ashes of a naked mole rat, burned precisely at 1000 K
42.100 g of shavings from a green Razor Scooter wheel
43.matzoh balls (extra firm are superior)
44.a gumball machine, filled with poison gumballs
45.poison gumballs
46.12 clamshells (from the ocean)
47.a color blind chimpanzee
48.the Olympic Torch (preferably from Beijing or prior)
49.a California Condor with the same wingspan of Ryan Lochte
50.a salt shaker disguised as a hand grenade
51.the uncensored government report of the happenings at Roswell, NM on July 7, 1947
52.a non-newtonian desk chair
53.11 months of Cosmo magazines (this actually isn't necessary for the plan...)
54.1 lucky rabbit's foot
55.1 unlucky rabbit with only 3 feet
56.a single chickpea
57.9 pieces of eight
58.half a pound of the dust that builds up in your computer if you haven't dedusted it for a while (this is crucial)
59.12 gophers
60.6 baby gophers (unrelated)
61.3 of the skewers that nobody eats at barbecue
62.a flash drive holding the next episode of Keeping up with the Khardashians (1080p or higher)
63.the placenta from Kim Khardashian's unborn baby (see 46.)
64.a self referential item (such as 73.)
65.an origami mung bean
66.a magician (NOT an illusionist)
67.a certified forgery of Salvador Dali's Persistence of Memory
68.a vector image of the Google Chrome logo
69.a zeppelin with a smaller zeppelin inside of it
70.a third, larger zeppelin, separate from the smaller zeppelins (78.) but with a hole large enough to facilitate insertion in constant time
71.ducks
72.more ducks
73.duck poison (just in case [preferably in gumball form])
74.someone with hands large enough to palm a basketball but not large enough to palm a watermelon
75.someone with feet large enough to 'palm' a rutabaga
76.hipster reading glasses with lenses (very rare)
77.a parrot that can speak but a single phrase
78.an octopus with a 100% success rate for predicting World Cup matches
79.a squid with a 57% success rate for predicting Supreme Court decisions
80.a frog that will turn into a prince if kissed by a princess
81.a goat that will turn into Taylor Swift when lying on the cold hard ground (AHHHH)
82.a meerkat that will turn into Taylor Swift when fibbing on the cold hard ground
83.an English to Esperanto to German back to English dictionary (hardcover, dust cover optional)
84.a dragon
85.a Chinese fortune cookie
86.Punxsutawney Phil
87.a guy named Luigi who insists his name is Mario
88.ceiling cat
And most importantly,
89.

Any HOW TO speech ideas?

Cameron

In my English class we are doing How to speeches like how to tie a tie or change a tire. Well i wanted my baby boy to be a part of my speech i was thinking how to change a diaper but most people know how to change a diaper. He is 10 months old so its not like i could do how to swaddle or how to burp. He is just learning how to walk he takes several steps by himself. I don't know if that would be of any help.

Answer
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How To :
Clean your teeth.
Coordinate clothes for any occasion.
Sign for the deaf.
Apply decorative stencils.
Roll clothes to pack a suitcase.
Make stain-glass.
Read nutrition labels.
Defend yourself against an attacker.
Plan a home fire escape.
Stencil tile.
Set-up an e-mail account.
Change oil in your car.
Play the drums.
Change a baby's diaper.
Swing a golf club.
Putt a golf ball.
Pot flowers.
Prune roses.
Make a simple children's game.
Make peanut butter bars.
Splint a broken leg or ankle.
Keep a healthy puppy.
Succeed in an interview.
Hang wallpaper.
Shoot a free throw.
Pack a backpack.
Use a compass.
Hit a baseball.
Catch a fly ball.
Sell an athletic shoe.
Put on scuba gear.
Fillet a fish.
Install a car stereo.
Get a slim waistline.
Play the saxophone.
Apply makeup.
Apply Theater make-up.
Install a dimmer switch.
Make a pumpkin lantern.
Call a turkey.
Play a guitar.
Purchase a new car for the lowest price.
Serve a tennis ball.
Apply, care, and remove contact lenses.
Restore a piece of antique furniture.
Write a resume.
Find a rental home or apartment.
Set a formal dinner table.
Choose car insurance.
Build a bookcase.
Weave a basket.
Hang curtains.
Change a tire on a bike.
Budget your monthly income.
Wrap a gift professionally.
Tie-dye a shirt.
Wash your clothes properly.
Bathe a baby.
Arrange flowers.
Give a manicure.
Administer CPR.
Administer the Heimlich Maneuver.
Iron clothes.
Use a bow and arrow.
Water ski.
Do simple ballroom dancing.
Take a picture with a 35-mm camera.
Landscape your front yard on a shoestring budget.
Fold napkins for a formal dinner party.
Trim your thighs with exercise.
Build bigger biceps.
Care for your compact discs.
Bake cookies.
Improve your bowling score.
Sew a button on a blouse.
Carve a pumpkin.
Draw cartoon characters.
Make your own valentines.
Recycle in your home.
Frame a picture.
Buy toe shoes.
Play soccer.
Register for college.
Write a childrenâs story.
Mow the lawn.
Organize your closet.
Dye your hair.
Plan a little kid party.
Make Play dough.
Groom your pet.
Set up a tent.
Make a pinata.
Square dance.
Refinish a front door.
Play a video game.
Bunt, or hit a baseball.
Plant a vegetable garden.
Plan a wedding.
Milk a cow.
Stuff a turkey.
Write a poem.
Make deviled eggs.
Make and fly a kite.
Wash and detail a car.
Decorate a Christmas tree.
Tenderize meat.
Make fudge.
Ride a horse.
Program your vcr.
Make a cut up t-shirt look great.
Cross stitch.
Get a date.
Break dance.
Make Bar B Que sauce.
Create a power point presentation.
Make scrapbooks.
Knit.
Install sprinklers.
Play football.
Clean carpets.
Juggle.
Make paper carnations.
Decorate a float.
Make Ice cream.
Balance your checkbook.
Program your cell phone.
Make a web page.
Apply fake fingernails.
Frost and decorate a cake.
Ride a skateboard.
Surf.
Do the chicken dance.
Plan a baby shower.
Grow a herbal garden.
Wax your car.
Make a paper airplane.
Download or upload files on the computer.
Make an emergency kit for your car.
Make an earthquake kit for your house.
Change a flat tire.
Do yoga.
Fit a child on a bicycle.
Choose a bottle of wine for dinner.
Save money clipping coupons.
Polish or shine shoes.
Start a fire in the fireplace.
Plan a romantic date.
Play the games in LARS Vegas.
See Disneyland in one day.
Make a swan out of origami.
Make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
Make wedding favors.
Ride a bike.
Design a sprinkler system.
Run a garage sale.
Plan a vegetarian meal.
Groom your dog.
Train your dog.
Backpack through Europe.
Remove acoustic ceilings.
Lay bricks.
Create a water garden.
Build a gazebo.
Make your own jelly.
Plan a picnic.
Make a subway sandwich.
Plant seasonal flowers.
Grow and prune a bonsai tree.
Safely view the eclipse.
Make finger paints.
Make a Halloween costume.
Make a rug.
Do needlepoint.
Can peaches.
Clean spark plugs.
Prune bushes in the shape of animals.
Build a sandcastle.
Make pancakes.
Make a root beer float.
Perm your hair.
Braid hair.
Create a work out schedule.
Accessorize your outfits.
Line dance.
Twirl a baton.
Play the cello.
Fold the American flag.
Make a card house.
Shave your legs.
Trim and wax your mustache.
Clean your silk plants.
Drop kick a soccer ball or a football.
Eat with chopsticks.
Plan an eight course meal.
Play piano.
Read music.
Straighten your hair.
Groom a pig.
Make an omelet.
Build a castle with Le-gos.

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