Henry

Is there any problem not using a bag in a Henry vacuum cleaner?
Q. Help. Being a lazy untidy male who now lives alone as my ex wife threw me out and my mum is dead, I am not used to using hoovers at home but I have got a Henry vacuum cleaner and the seller sold 5 bags with it. But after the first bag got full and I dumped it I found it impossible to find out how to insert one of the new bags being thick about that sort of thing. So as my house was getting a bit grubby I therefore left the bag out and switched on and found it worked brilliantly! I note on another recent Yahoo Answer some said emptying bagless vaccuum cleaners is bad news But when emptying time came around I put a boiler suit on and took it outside and empted it in bin and then had a bath which I needed anyway then carried on using it.… [cont.]
Asked by Wamibo - Sun Sep 30 14:16:43 2007 - - 10 Answers - 2 Comments

A. You need to minimise the amount of dust around the motor for obvious reasons. The bag is awkward to put on, I grant you. Kneel with the nozzle towards you. It helps to loosen the rubber membrane and slightly inflate the paper bag. Using the cardboard handle pull it on to the nozzle until fully home. Henry bags are available in supermarkets.
Answered by Andrew L - Sun Sep 30 14:28:18 2007

What would Mark Henry do if he was missing a chicken leg from his order at KFC?
Q. What if he ordered say, an 8-piece thigh and leg meal and he got only 7 pieces and the missing piece was a chicken leg? What would the former "World's Strongest Man" Mark Henry do?
Asked by sob_129 - Mon Jan 28 22:43:26 2008 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments

A. mark henry is a nice guy so he probably wouldnt do anything.
Answered by Hey Yo Chico - Mon Jan 28 22:47:14 2008

Is there any websites about henry VIII and catherine of aragon in the papal courts?
Q. when henry wanted a divorce from catherine, he asked the pope and they both had to appear in court. I just want to know what was said in court.
Asked by sportsfan00 - Sun Sep 16 15:18:48 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Henry was telling the court that he has had some doubts for a while about his marriage to Katherine and he insisted that the marriage between his wife and his brother has been consummated (which I personally don't believe) which makes their marriage incestuous and illegal. And one day when Katherine came to court she went up to Henry VIII, fell on her knees and said; "Sir, I beseech you, for all the loves that hath been between us, and for the love of God, let me have justice and right. Take of me some pity and compassion, for I am a poor woman and stranger born out of your dominion. I have here no assured friend, and much less indifferent counsel. I flee to you as the head of justice withing this realm. Alas, Sir, where have I offended… [cont.]
Answered by littlejoelittlejoe - Mon Sep 17 08:57:27 2007