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How to practice mosh pit etiquette
Know when moshing is appropriate.
At many concerts mosh pits will not be allowed and will be dispelled as quickly as they form. If you are asked to stop moshing, then stop.
A: Start in a way that lets people get out of the way if they prefer. Starting a mosh pit is probably the most dangerous part of moshing because people can be caught off guard and/or find themselves in the mosh pit against their will.

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How to stop eye twitching
Start with hard blinking.
Shut your eyes as tight as you can. Then open them up as wide as possible.
A: Continue this type of blinking until your eyes begin producing tears. Stop immediately if you experience pain or if the twitching becomes significantly worse.

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How to write a petition
Develop your argument.
Before you start your petition, put some time into researching your topic thoroughly. Look at websites and literature about your cause.
A: Get an idea of not only what you want to change, but what the counterpoints to your arguments might be. If, for example, you want to petition your local government for a new park, look on your town's website regarding regulations and rules for parks.

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A man is climbing up a mountain trying to find the right spots to pull himself up. He finds a good place to hang his rope on the mountain and starts to climb up again. he
A:
decides to move it up a little bit more to a better spot.