Do you ever read answers before you do and then realize everyone else's advice was sufficient so you don't bother answering?
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anonymous
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yes, often.
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Sure I...eh.. oh. Nevermind. That other answer was good enough.
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no I just answer
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Yes, especially if my answer would just be restating the other answers.
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Sometimes, but other times I try and do one of these cookadoos: "Yes, what blahblah said was correct, but you may also want to try... blah." I call it adding on to a previous answer. Only in a good way, not to make the other person seen dumb or something.
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I was gonna say no but then I ended up agreeing with lobloblo so I guess my answer is yes :) I go to an organization where we share a lot of things with each other. I have found that sometimes I can say something and the person I am talking to wont get it. Then someone else will say what I think is exactly what I said, but just in different words and the other person gets it totally!
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Sometimes, if there are enough answers that agree with what I would say. Otherwise, I toss my two cents in.
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Yeah unless I can phrase things much better and/or add something, I'll just move on. I might answer anyway though after adopting (just for kicks) a really crazy view of things. Also, I have some things to say by default like, "Burp" and "Absofuckinlutely".
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Yes, no need to repeat it if it's been said. Sometimes I'll say I agree with an answer and kind of back it up with a little more info. if I have it to offer. Otherwise, I'll move on.
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Yes. I usually give them points for their answer to boot.
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yea i do-if i find what i want to say it is normal to just give points and sometimes leave a comment in agreement---smile and enjoy the day
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