:snort: See, now there is a GQ quality response. I don’t think google or even a hiking site will lead to a really terrible original joke for the same question. Must people just don’t find puns about famous theoretical mathematicians as funny as we do for some reason.
I’m in the group that says we should be allowed to ask what we want and bypass Google. For instance lately I’ve been thinking about where have the hare krishnas gone? I could Google it, but how much fun would that be? Or, if I start a thread here, I’ll get an answer or two and probably at least a few witty comments. What’s the trouble with that?
Let’s start with people who don’t put the original link the the “About…” forum and make a mod post it with the standard -
“Please read the rules and post a link to the original thread but I’ll do it for you for the 300th time fucktard.”
Where have all the Krishnas gone?
Long time passing.
Where have all the Krishnas gone?
Long time ago.
Where have all the Krishnas gone?
Gone to Wall Street, every one.
Did that help? It’d probably get me warned in GQ.
I’m on the side of those who prefer the interesting details and the interesting conversation and the interesting threads that show up in GQ. And I abhor the recent “let me google that for you” that showed up in ATMB, of all places.
Tried that, too, but I got some wrong answers until I figured out that I had to tell it not to give me the distance between the center of the Earth and Jupiter, Florida, but rather between the Earth and the actual planet Jupiter…
Bottom line, googling (or alphaing) is a skill like any other; and if your skill proves insufficient, there’s no harm in asking those that may be able to do better. After all, participation is voluntary.