Specifically the questions around cars. Do people not know how to use Google effectively?
Why are people asking so many dumb questions lately?
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Why are people asking so many dumb questions lately?
OK, yeah, yeah I see now, there are a lot of dumb questions.
People could really just Google it, I mean what some are asking doesn't even have anything to do with bargains.Ozbargain forum becoming OzQuora
I know what you mean.
Sometimes you read the title and think, you really couldn't just google that?it is what these forums are for - asking/answering questions, expressing/debating opinions respectfully.
It is an open forum, something stupid to you might not be stupid to other (hence why they asked and wanted to get people/users' views, experience and opinions, maybe to validate what they have searched on Google); while something that is not stupid to you (like having the need to post this thread), could be an unnecessary and stupid act to many (including me).20 Tips To Use Google Search Efficiently
http://www.lifehack.org/articles/technology/20-tips-use-goog…Maybe they are just looking to start a conversation?
Jerry Springer says if 10% of the population is crazy, then there are a lot of crazy people.
Let's say 10% of the population are stupid people.
That is 10% stupid people asking stupid questions!
Does a dogs lips move when he reads?
It depends what language he is reading in
Did you feed him chocolates , cause life is like a box
Think of it as riding a bike for the first time some get on the first go, Some don't. I have received many face palms for questions and it does not get me down. I did one a couple days ago. At the end you would not be asking the question if you still did not want to be a part of the Oz-bargain family. Like the prodigal son you hate the guts but it is still family!
Very philosophical, thank you Yoda for imparting your wisdom :)
Too lazy or dumb to use google and the demise of common sense are to blame.
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INB4 This is a dumb question posts.