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Yeah. When this happens I just skip it. No point adding to the confusion.
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What?!? You lost me :D
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Yes. For example, one time I saw the question "Do you and your partner sleep "spoon fashion"? " I did not know what that meant-----I thought it meant "do my wife and I dress up like spoons, like in the story Alice in Wonderland when we go to bed?" Because I didn't know what the person was asking, I simply asked "What do you mean by spoon fashion?" When I found out what "spoon fashion" meant, I answered the question plainly and succinctly. Then there are questions that ask really encrypted messages, only understood by a certain group of people, like Tom Jones fans----the question might ask "What's New Pussycat?" To people who are not familiar with Tom Jones, they might take it literally and answer "Nothing's new. My life is routine." or "My cat is a habitual creature. Nothing's new with him." LOL.
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All the time..usually it involves something factual about which I know nothing. Now if a question is intriguing to me but I'm not exactly sure what it is asking, I'll usually say "sorry but could you clarify your question..I'm not sure I understand it" and people will try to make the question easier to understand! :)
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its the Trigonometry ones that get me.......lol
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yes, just schroll on by
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1. Autos - wiring diagrams, ignition, fuel pumps, where is the fuse, rear break light, hah I've seen so much of these! 2. PSP issues 3. TV has no picture. What to do?
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Those questions sound like the ones that I post that no one bothers to answer. I find myself reading many questions in here that don't make any sense. When I answer those kinds of questions, my answers are either ignored or d-rated. I guess it has something to do with the Tower of Babel effect.:(
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Yes, sometimes, but usually it is because the question is so poorly stated that there is no hope of fathoming their intent. +5
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