ANSWERS: 14
  • Taking pride in it is normal! We are all proud of you for this! Not all of us are that lucky to have such a pet.
  • Differant , but centanly nothing wrong about.
  • Why not just ignore questions that seem to be from homework assignments, or give some guidance on how the solution can be found?
  • For you my friend, perfectly; keep up the good work! Perhaps mix it up with Milk Bones as an answer? Great to have such a watchdog as yourself! :-)~
  • I find your romaine lettuce quite funny! I have started something else I find hysterical! http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/710818
  • I think you are probably insane, but harmless. I collect trolls, too.
  • What..that you're being trolled, or that you take pride in your "romaine lettuce" answer? Both are normal to me. :)
  • Romaine Lettuce
  • Very normal i see nothing wrong with it:-)
  • "ROMAINE LETTUCE"
  • Some people don't like the bitterness. Tell the troll to use a bit of Balsamic Vinegar and Olive oil, in equal potions.
  • How is he trolling you? And did he make a salad with all that lettuce he has?
  • 1) I don't find all homework questions annoying. I find some of them are the occasion of an interesting research. If I find them interesting, I answer them. 2) I usually don't like those questions who have an obvious homework formulation without any reformulating effort. It looks like: look, I got this to do, can you do that for me? Moreover, I usually hated the way some questions were asked at school. I usually ignore those questions. I like to answer educational questions when: - the asker seem to have a real interest to know the answer (except doing their homework) - the answer could be interesting for many people - the research could be interesting for me 3) I have noticed you "romaine lettuce" answers a couple of times. I find it at its best a refreshing insider joke, but at its worst such an answer could be considered technically as nonsense and could be flagged as such. I would not use it too much.
  • What do you expect from an immature kid who wants you to do his homework for him? I like your answer! I think that learning HOW to research a subject is the bigger part of homework assignments and I disagree with Iwinit's idea of answering for various reasons and for saying he considers your answers nonsense.

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