Official Stupid Questions Thread

lolobugg

Empty Glass said:

How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop?

the world may never know?

lolobugg

Do you guys/gals prefer PJ to play destination venues like Wrigley or smaller HALLS?

lolobugg

Why is it that ever time I go to the MALL, I see some hipster wearing a nirvana t-shirt?

Leezestarr313

Jason P said:

HesCalledDyer said:

What's the point of silent letters?

Very nice.



My question is - why is it week and weak, but heed and head?
And weed, wed, wad, dead.

English is confusing.

lolobugg

Leezestarr313 said:

Jason P said:

HesCalledDyer said:

What's the point of silent letters?

Very nice.



My question is - why is it week and weak, but heed and head?
And weed, wed, wad, dead.

English is confusing.

good question....
somehow I barely learned this shit....
back when my brain synapsis were firing efficiently
I don't know how an adult can pick up this bastardized language.

Last-12-Exit

Why does an alarm clock go off when it's actually turning on?

Leezestarr313

I started learning English at school when I was 13, a rather late start. Then I studied it at university. Then I moved to the States. And I am still learning shit and making mistakes. I know I could just accept facts like I posted above, but my inquisitive and curious self wants to know :P

lolobugg

Leezestarr313 said:

I started learning English at school when I was 13, a rather late start. Then I studied it at university. Then I moved to the States. And I am still learning shit and making mistakes. I know I could just accept facts like I posted above, but my inquisitive and curious self wants to know :P

I am kinda embarrassed that I can't speak a second language.
I took Spanish in school and can really only understand a few words.
I want my daughter to learn it. It is spoken as frequently as English in some states.

Leezestarr313

That is a good plan. Learning another language expands your horizon and it is fun to do as well.

It was funny when I studied in Finland. Everybody understood the Americans because they only spoke English. Everybody else was able to switch to another language if they didn't want everybody to understand what they were talking about. There was one American in our Finnish class. Zack. He was in love with a Finnish girl and wanted to leran a bit of the language to woo her But he was the only one.

So another question - would you consider it as an advantage or a disadvantage that as an English speaker almost everybody understands what you say, everywhere?

Jason P

Empty Glass said:

How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop?

According to Mr. Owl, three.

But considering most of the animal kingdom's instinct is to kill an owl when they spot one, I'd be wary of that fuckers advice.

lolobugg

Leezestarr313 said:

That is a good plan. Learning another language expands your horizon and it is fun to do as well.

It was funny when I studied in Finland. Everybody understood the Americans because they only spoke English. Everybody else was able to switch to another language if they didn't want everybody to understand what they were talking about. There was one American in our Finnish class. Zack. He was in love with a Finnish girl and wanted to leran a bit of the language to woo her But he was the only one.

So another question - would you consider it as an advantage or a disadvantage that as an English speaker almost everybody understands what you say, everywhere?

That is a great question...... one of the reasons that I was hesitant to visit Europe was that I was afraid that I would not be able to communicate. I was looking at the "Nordic" countries and planning on attending some PJ shows there because I had heard that they could and enjoyed speaking fluent English in some cases.

I think it would be an advantage if you were traveling abroad. But I know what you mean about switching languages. Every time I go to an Mexican/Vietnamese/Chinese/Japanese etc. restaurant and they switch to their native language, the paranoia in me thinks that they are talking shit about me. )

Empty Glass

Jason P said:

Empty Glass said:

How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop?

According to Mr. Owl, three.

But considering most of the animal kingdom's instinct is to kill an owl when they spot one, I'd be wary of that fuckers advice.

)

Last-12-Exit

If Jimmy cracks corn and no one cares, why is there a song about him?

lolobugg

Empty Glass said:

Jason P said:

Empty Glass said:

How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop?

According to Mr. Owl, three.

But considering most of the animal kingdom's instinct is to kill an owl when they spot one, I'd be wary of that fuckers advice.

)

whatever happened to that wiseass con-man (con-owl)?
he is missing along with 81's goat.

badbrains

Last-12-Exit said:

If Jimmy cracks corn and no one cares, why is there a song about him?

Now this was funny )

badbrains

lolobugg said:

Leezestarr313 said:

That is a good plan. Learning another language expands your horizon and it is fun to do as well.

It was funny when I studied in Finland. Everybody understood the Americans because they only spoke English. Everybody else was able to switch to another language if they didn't want everybody to understand what they were talking about. There was one American in our Finnish class. Zack. He was in love with a Finnish girl and wanted to leran a bit of the language to woo her But he was the only one.

So another question - would you consider it as an advantage or a disadvantage that as an English speaker almost everybody understands what you say, everywhere?

That is a great question...... one of the reasons that I was hesitant to visit Europe was that I was afraid that I would not be able to communicate. I was looking at the "Nordic" countries and planning on attending some PJ shows there because I had heard that they could and enjoyed speaking fluent English in some cases.

I think it would be an advantage if you were traveling abroad. But I know what you mean about switching languages. Every time I go to an Mexican/Vietnamese/Chinese/Japanese etc. restaurant and they switch to their native language, the paranoia in me thinks that they are talking shit about me. )

It's cuz they are Logan! >:)

lolobugg

badbrains said:

lolobugg said:

Leezestarr313 said:

That is a good plan. Learning another language expands your horizon and it is fun to do as well.

It was funny when I studied in Finland. Everybody understood the Americans because they only spoke English. Everybody else was able to switch to another language if they didn't want everybody to understand what they were talking about. There was one American in our Finnish class. Zack. He was in love with a Finnish girl and wanted to leran a bit of the language to woo her But he was the only one.

So another question - would you consider it as an advantage or a disadvantage that as an English speaker almost everybody understands what you say, everywhere?

That is a great question...... one of the reasons that I was hesitant to visit Europe was that I was afraid that I would not be able to communicate. I was looking at the "Nordic" countries and planning on attending some PJ shows there because I had heard that they could and enjoyed speaking fluent English in some cases.

I think it would be an advantage if you were traveling abroad. But I know what you mean about switching languages. Every time I go to an Mexican/Vietnamese/Chinese/Japanese etc. restaurant and they switch to their native language, the paranoia in me thinks that they are talking shit about me. )

It's cuz they are Logan! >:)

I gotta start tipping 20% I guess.

Empty Glass

What's going to happen when yellowwho hits 1,000?

WhatYouTaughtMe

Empty Glass said:

What's going to happen when yellowwho hits 1,000?

He should start a thread saying he is Offi-cally a true fan.

badbrains

WhatYouTaughtMe said:

Empty Glass said:

What's going to happen when yellowwho hits 1,000?

He should start a thread saying he is Offi-cally a true fan.

) ) )