Dont mean to cause offence but...

[jammiedodger]

Ive been wondering after browsing answerbank for the last hour solid, why some people post questions on here asking for the simplest things like song lyrics or adresses of companies etc. Have these people never heard of going to google and typing it in?? od do they find it too hard to look at the returned results? I mean fair enough to post other questions on opinions or maybe things that need specialist knowledge/advice but surely it would save a lot of time for the simple things by doing a straightforward google search instead of waiting for someone to do it for them and post an answer???

[Roughquest]

Some people just like to be nice n sociable - hence them coming on here, to spark up a conversation, sometimes people may not know how to use a search engine, the possibilities are endless, but not as straightforward as you may see them.

[knobbynonuts]

jammiedodge roughquest is so right here we all have different levels of computer knowledge and most of us know how to "google it" but if somebody who is new to the net and you say to them a just google it they may not have the fogiest what you are talking about.
Lets face it mate if you asked somebody a queistion 10 years ago and there replie was just google it would you have a clue what they where talking about.
I rest my case now and that is in lower case and not upper.....

[jammiedodger]

surely they would have used a search engine to find the answerbank no?

[knobbynonuts]

stop asking bloody awcward queistions as they are making me brain hurt

[Oakleaf51]

Maybe they are sad cases like me looking for a bit of attention.

[knobbynonuts]

Yea make you so right there oakleaf but suppose at times we are all a little guilty on that one aint we

[Whickerman]

YOU might not want to cause offence, but it doesn't bother others...

See this:
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/How-it-Works/Qu estion402914.html

[Oakleaf51]

If you are looking for offence, just nip down to the R & S topic and read some of the posts there.

[smiffy65]

dont mean to sound thick but what is the R&S topic

[wiggal]

religion & spirituality
:)

[knobbynonuts]

Aint bloody going there its full of freaks and weirdos