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Hoo yah! My thoughts exactly!

All the "you're too dumb to ask me a question"; and all this pointless factionalism for and against it, is far more damaging to this place than the odd lazy bugger being gifted a few lines of code.

Can you imagine going to A&E with your leg hanging off and being forced to sit through a lecture on the dangers of skateboarding/snowboarding/listening to your iPod before the triage nurse is allowed to take a look?

By all means try to teach a man to fish; but for Dog's sake put some food in his belly first, so he doesn't expire waiting for the tide to turn.

RTFM/WHYT/LMGTFY etc. Are just cheap XP for lazy responders; not sucker for lazy petitioners.

In reply to Re^5: When do we change our replies? (Strawmen) by BrowserUk
in thread When do we change our replies? by stevieb

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How many continents have you visited?