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Posted Apr 7, '08 at 5:27pm
ZachCraft
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Alright, so just out of curiousity. I'm wondering what you people think of the question 'why?', please be truthful, and some-what intelligent.
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Posted Apr 7, '08 at 5:31pm
ZachCraft
113 posts
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I merely want your opinion on the question 'why'.
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Posted Apr 7, '08 at 5:33pm
Sting
339 posts
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Why what? Why are we here? Why are people in the world cruel? Why are McDonalds burgers so high in fat? You need to clarify.
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Posted Apr 7, '08 at 5:34pm
ZachCraft
113 posts
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There is nothing that's needed to be clarified, I only want your opinion on what the question means to you.
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Posted Apr 7, '08 at 5:38pm
ZachCraft
113 posts
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Ugh, SwitchFoot, don't even say that. Why is a perfectly reasonable question, even if it's not using proper grammar.
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Posted Apr 7, '08 at 7:03pm
opentotruth
510 posts
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now were getting somewhere
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Posted Apr 7, '08 at 7:06pm
Eshploded
503 posts
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It is used to solve confusion.
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Posted Apr 7, '08 at 7:08pm
Strategy_guy
334 posts
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Why is a proper question following up something like "I like twinkes." and then some one says "why?" would be fine but if someone randomly asks "Why?" to you it makes no sense. In order for this to make sense you must add a question.
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Posted Apr 7, '08 at 7:09pm
Sting
339 posts
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Why is asking a question as to, well... I cannot state the meaning of why without using itself in its own meaning, which is not grammatically correct, so... now I am even more confused...
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Posted Apr 7, '08 at 7:21pm
ZachCraft
113 posts
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It's quite a confusing question, I admit, but my thoughts on 'Why?' is 'Why not?', try to see if that's a half decent example for what you guys think.
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Posted Apr 7, '08 at 7:22pm
Strategy_guy
334 posts
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Why not what? There is no subject making it make no sense.
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