20 Sep 15
Originally posted by SuzianneBut isn't it more "fun" to have a thread, like lava, move in unexpected ways rather than be like so many other threads in other forums, just regurgitating the same thing over ad infinitum?
Sorry for the interruption.
I think it's extremely sad that what could have been a good thread idea has been purposefully manipulated by certain forum combatants to: 1) attempt to put down other posters, and when that didn't have the intended effect, then to 2) ignore all answers and new questions from said posters. I haven't participated here because I ...[text shortened]... t nearly as stupid as some people hope they are.
Back to your regularly scheduled thread. 🙂
Originally posted by Great Big SteesA: Yes, I agree. This has been a relatively fun thread. There's no need for self-anointed forum police to come in and try to score points with reprimands, declarations of disapproval, or by re-posting the OP. People should embrace the diversity.
But isn't it more "fun" to have a thread, like lava, move in unexpected ways rather than be like so many other threads in other forums, just regurgitating the same thing over ad infinitum?
Q: What substance is it exactly that makes my cat and her four kittens smell like Korean corn tea?
Originally posted by Great Big SteesA: Good grief. I've never thought about that. I shall add it to my list of terrible things that just might happen to me and that I ought to worry about more.
Q: Why do we have to wait for 30 minutes after the last bit of lightening before it's "safe" to go outside without the threat of being, maybe, hit by it?
Q: When the utility of two-ended toothpicks has been established so clearly, why does the market continue to make one-ended toothpicks available and what is the matter with the people who buy them?
Originally posted by FMFA: Nothing. It's a situation started by the raw material (wood) suppliers of the toothpick industry. Having two ended toothpicks would half their amount of raw material sold this, potentially halving their bottom line.
A: Good grief. I've never thought about that. I shall add it to my list of terrible things that just might happen to me and that I ought to worry about more.
Q: When the utility of two-ended toothpicks has been established so clearly, why does the market continue to make one-ended toothpicks available and what is the matter with the people who buy them?
Q:Why is it that so many zookeepers forget that the animals they tend are often only a generation or two removed from the wild and as such are likely, when they least expect it, to turn on them, and often with deadly results?
Originally posted by Great Big SteesA. Familiarity which in context breeds lack of precautionary safety procedures. (great question which deserves being revisited)
A: Nothing. It's a situation started by the raw material (wood) suppliers of the toothpick industry. Having two ended toothpicks would half their amount of raw material sold this, potentially halving their bottom line.
Q:Why is it that so many zookeepers forget that the animals they tend are often only a generation or two removed from the wild and as such are likely, when they least expect it, to turn on them, and often with deadly results?
Q. What causes itchy skin on the top of a palm and wrist and do you know of any effective home remedies?
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyA: Not sure. But maybe you yourself should reflect upon this question.
Q. Why do some people get their kicks out of criticizing other people in public? (from 14th February ~ great question which deserves being revisited)
Q: Why is 'the west' mainly only interested in peculiar and oddball news stories from Japan, a major nation with one of the world's biggest economies.
22 Sep 15
Originally posted by Great Big SteesA: Maybe the with-animals equivalent of "going native".
Q:Why is it that so many zookeepers forget that the animals they tend are often only a generation or two removed from the wild and as such are likely, when they least expect it, to turn on them, and often with deadly results?
Q: Why didn't the USA just cancel the debt the UK rang up fighting fascism shoulder to shoulder with it in WW2?
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyA. Physical assertiveness moves through a spectrum of emotional phases and confrontational personal space stances before finally evolving into full blown physical aggression.
Q. At what point does social assertiveness become aggression?
Q. At what point does online social assertiveness become passive aggression?
Originally posted by FMFOriginally posted by FMF
A: Not sure. But maybe you yourself should reflect upon this question.
Q: Why is 'the west' mainly only interested in peculiar and oddball news stories from Japan, a major nation with one of the world's biggest economies.
"Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Q. Why do some people get their kicks out of criticizing other people in public? (from 14th February ~ great question which deserves being revisited."
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Originally posted by divegeesterOriginally posted by Grampy Bobby (OP) <--- Please quote responsibly.
A. Physical assertiveness moves through a spectrum of emotional phases and confrontational personal space stances before finally evolving into full blown physical aggression.
Q. At what point does online social assertiveness become passive aggression?
Things You'd Like to Know (answer one and then ask one)
"Q. At what point does social assertiveness become aggression?"
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyI answered your question, which I copied verbatim from your OP. I then asked a question of my own. So what is your issue?
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby (OP) [b]<--- Please quote responsibly.
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