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Good responses can be given to stupid questions, just like stupid answers are not uncommon to good questions. :mrgreen:
 
AlJaffee said:
Good responses can be given to stupid questions, just like stupid answers are not uncommon to good questions. :mrgreen:
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There's always this:

http://members.toast.net/joerger/AskAaron/hamburger.html

[The Hamburger is Bad!] The Hamburger is Bad

We get a lot of questions asking for quite specific recommendations on materials or components that provide far too little information for us to even guess at an answer. This is addressed in FAQ, but builders are not put off from repeating this type of question. I'm sympathetic to the needs of builders to obtain some guidance, but many of the design discussions we get into go like this:

Q: Is a 1/4 pound hamburger good?

A: That depends on the hamburger. I need more information.

Q: I told you, it's a 1/4 pound hamburger. It has a bun.

A: Do you generally like hamburgers? How old is this hamburger? Where did the hamburger come from? What is on the hamburger? Are you going to eat this hamburger or do something else with it? How hungry are you? Does it come with fries and a drink? What color is the meat? Is there fuzz growing on it? Is it hot and juicy or frozen solid? Are other people eating this same type of hamburger?

Q: Just tell me if it's good.

A: I can't tell you if it's good. You'd better leave it alone.

Q: I don't believe you.

A: Suit yourself.

Q: The hamburger was bad. You should have told me it was bad. You suck.

A: Have a nice day.

I'm pretty sure somebody will build a robot named 'Bad Hamburger' just to rub my nose in this. Really, you shouldn't bother.


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« All Hamburgers are bad, except those with big tits »
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Never trust watt you read... especially the thoughts of "experts". Mostly, don't trust watt you think. :wink:
 
eee291 said:
LockH said:
Never trust watt you read... especially the thoughts of "experts". Mostly, don't trust watt you think. :wink:

The Legend himself :D

Hehe... There's PLENTY of "experts" aboard the Sphere... So mostly I stay away from the "Techo-Weenie" stuff. Mostly just specialize in promoting the tech of electric traction. LOVE torque. :lol:
 
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