how come?
11-04-2003, 04:06 PM
#13
Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Cary, IL
Posts: 356
RE: how come?
I try to read through posts and gain whatever knowledge I can out of them. When I see an area that I think I can help out in or offer a different opinion than someone else, I do so. If not, I keep my yap shut and just keep reading.
Some questions are fairly simple and can be answered with simple answers. Others are more complex and probably don' t have an answer at all, so you get threads with multiple pages of responses. And then you have the questions that are so ridiculous or pointless they' re not worth responding to.
Some questions are fairly simple and can be answered with simple answers. Others are more complex and probably don' t have an answer at all, so you get threads with multiple pages of responses. And then you have the questions that are so ridiculous or pointless they' re not worth responding to.
