Why can't people be concise or Y-answers?!
Question: Why can't people be concise or Y-answers!?
I'm sick of people waffling and rambling with their questions!
IT'S BORING!
For example:
"Ok, so I like this guy and like I was wondering if you think that it's like normal if this happens or if like there is somethin wrong with me or something or!.!."Www@Enter-QA@Com
IT'S BORING!
For example:
"Ok, so I like this guy and like I was wondering if you think that it's like normal if this happens or if like there is somethin wrong with me or something or!.!."Www@Enter-QA@Com
Answers:
Amen and a star to you!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
yes, rambling run-on sentences are had to read and sometimes when I see sentences like that I don't even get to the end of the question!. It's too difficult to understand!. It's too scatter brainish!
Most people who write like this are young and are trying to type too quickly!. But in truth the clearest sentences to comprehend for me are senteces with puncation, proper grammer, good spelling, and with clear ideas in paragraphs!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Most people who write like this are young and are trying to type too quickly!. But in truth the clearest sentences to comprehend for me are senteces with puncation, proper grammer, good spelling, and with clear ideas in paragraphs!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
i think its kind of mean that you're judging people, perhaps thats just how they talk, or they're not quite sure how to express themselves, you can always not read the question!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
They let their emotions get in the way of them thinking logically and asking questions that are short and to the point!. I also hate bad grammar and spelling!.!.!.!.there is spell check for a reason!.!.!.USE IT!.!.!.lolWww@Enter-QA@Com
Yes dear but we are all here to help people discover how to grow and become better people!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
concise!?!?!?!? Chicken Sandwich!?!?!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
Totally! If it's more than 3 lines!.!.!.!.I usually don't read on or answer!Www@Enter-QA@Com
Well its like stupid like everyday you read like these stupid questions that like go on and on and on!. Yes! I agree!Www@Enter-QA@Com
no intelligenceWww@Enter-QA@Com
Hear! Hear! They need their own category- P/S - Paltry + SubstancelessWww@Enter-QA@Com
not much intelligence at times - people don't even use the spell-checkerWww@Enter-QA@Com
Get out ur reading glasses!. I can type 240 words a minute!.!.!.I'm not proud nor tired!.
The colour blue; birdsong, moving traffic and the rustling of leaves: all that and much more is alarmingly new for two of the Austrian children who have spent their lives locked in an underground bunker!.
The full scope of what has to be recovered and repaired in the minds of the two imprisoned boys is only just becoming apparent to Austria's top psychiatrists!. “It will take between four and eight years of intensive therapy,” said Professor Max Friedrich, who advised on the treatment of Natascha Kampusch, who was imprisoned by her abductor for eight years!.
Josef Fritzl, 73, the father of the cellar children, told them that they would be gassed if anything happened to him, investigators say!.
Bernhard Kepplinger, the supervising doctor for the Fritzl family - the three relatively well-adjusted children who were brought up above ground and the three from the cellar - is more cautious: “Each child will need individual therapy and we should be careful not to overdo it!.”
Commentary: a society that nurtures secrets
What society would accept the probability of three children being left on the doorstep of Josef F and grant him adoption!?
Multimedia
Pictures: house of horror
Background
Why are child abuse scandals happening in Austria!?
Analysis: damage caused may never be healed
Austria: sedate town is stunned by news
Police search other Fritzl properties in Austria
Related Links
Authorities may face courts for negligence
Police flounder as Fritzl clues suggest accomplice
Could the Fritzl case happen here!?
Multimedia
Video: Fritzl's double life
Dr Kepplinger has reserved a space in his Amstetten clinic for the five children - the sixth, a cellar child aged 19, is still in a coma - and has erected a special dark chamber where they can retreat if the sunlight and noise become overwhelming!. One problem has been separating the two boys from their mother, Elisabeth!. “They were probably overprotected by their mother in the cellar,” Dr Friedrich said!.
Elisabeth, 42, had to shield them from the sexual abuse of her - and their - father, Josef!. When they heard the sounds of their father having sex with their mother they would retreat to one of the bedrooms and watch television to blank out the noise!. Now, influenced by so much television, the children's view of the world is two, rather than three-dimensional!.
The older boy reportedly has problems with balance and co-ordination!.
The youngest boy is given the best chance of recovery because of his relatively short period in the dungeon!. He is curious rather than threatened by the outside world!. When he was first taken out of the cellar he asked a policeman: “Is that God up there!?” pointing at the sky!.
The hospital lifts have been frightening for the boys!. When the doors close, they panic: fears of the cellar dungeon are still very fresh!.
The younger boy is said to be confused by the ringtones of mobile phones!. As for the older one, he has grown to adolescence in the improvised prison created by his father!. The television has given him some idea about cars, computers and politicians, but it is all very abstract!.
Some things are familiar - the smell of food from the cooking ring - and the psychiatric team is trying to build on the recognised sensations while extending his range!.
Never in modern Europe has there been a case of such sustained sensory deprivation!. Even Natascha Kampusch, who escaped from her kidnapper 18 months ago, spent part of her captivity upstairs, was allowed occasionally into the garden and was even taken on a trip to the mountains by her abductor!. Moreover, she was already 10 years old when she was first kidnapped, already quite articulate, able to read and write and aware that she was a captive!. None of the cellar children were told they were prisoners; Elisabeth presented their cellar existence as normal life!.
Some of the initial therapy will come spontaneously in the form of contact with their upstairs family!. This carries a risk!. All the children are the products of an incestuous relationship and have been lied to over the years!. Their trust in their father has collapsed!. But the articulate upstairs children are reportedly communicating well with the other two!.
The upstairs children - 16 and 15-year-old girls and a 12-year-old boy - are good at school!. All three play the trumpet!. The boy takes karate lessons and all are socially outgoing!. In the upstairs world, birthdays and Christmas were celebrated; downstairs they were not, although Josef sometimes took presents!. Both parts of the family were entirely focused on Josef, even though he was absent for most of the time!. The upstairs children were allowed to join in his 70th birthday party in the garden three years ago!. Downstairs, they heard nothing!.
I agree, unless they r funny!. My guess is u didn't read itWww@Enter-QA@Com
The colour blue; birdsong, moving traffic and the rustling of leaves: all that and much more is alarmingly new for two of the Austrian children who have spent their lives locked in an underground bunker!.
The full scope of what has to be recovered and repaired in the minds of the two imprisoned boys is only just becoming apparent to Austria's top psychiatrists!. “It will take between four and eight years of intensive therapy,” said Professor Max Friedrich, who advised on the treatment of Natascha Kampusch, who was imprisoned by her abductor for eight years!.
Josef Fritzl, 73, the father of the cellar children, told them that they would be gassed if anything happened to him, investigators say!.
Bernhard Kepplinger, the supervising doctor for the Fritzl family - the three relatively well-adjusted children who were brought up above ground and the three from the cellar - is more cautious: “Each child will need individual therapy and we should be careful not to overdo it!.”
Commentary: a society that nurtures secrets
What society would accept the probability of three children being left on the doorstep of Josef F and grant him adoption!?
Multimedia
Pictures: house of horror
Background
Why are child abuse scandals happening in Austria!?
Analysis: damage caused may never be healed
Austria: sedate town is stunned by news
Police search other Fritzl properties in Austria
Related Links
Authorities may face courts for negligence
Police flounder as Fritzl clues suggest accomplice
Could the Fritzl case happen here!?
Multimedia
Video: Fritzl's double life
Dr Kepplinger has reserved a space in his Amstetten clinic for the five children - the sixth, a cellar child aged 19, is still in a coma - and has erected a special dark chamber where they can retreat if the sunlight and noise become overwhelming!. One problem has been separating the two boys from their mother, Elisabeth!. “They were probably overprotected by their mother in the cellar,” Dr Friedrich said!.
Elisabeth, 42, had to shield them from the sexual abuse of her - and their - father, Josef!. When they heard the sounds of their father having sex with their mother they would retreat to one of the bedrooms and watch television to blank out the noise!. Now, influenced by so much television, the children's view of the world is two, rather than three-dimensional!.
The older boy reportedly has problems with balance and co-ordination!.
The youngest boy is given the best chance of recovery because of his relatively short period in the dungeon!. He is curious rather than threatened by the outside world!. When he was first taken out of the cellar he asked a policeman: “Is that God up there!?” pointing at the sky!.
The hospital lifts have been frightening for the boys!. When the doors close, they panic: fears of the cellar dungeon are still very fresh!.
The younger boy is said to be confused by the ringtones of mobile phones!. As for the older one, he has grown to adolescence in the improvised prison created by his father!. The television has given him some idea about cars, computers and politicians, but it is all very abstract!.
Some things are familiar - the smell of food from the cooking ring - and the psychiatric team is trying to build on the recognised sensations while extending his range!.
Never in modern Europe has there been a case of such sustained sensory deprivation!. Even Natascha Kampusch, who escaped from her kidnapper 18 months ago, spent part of her captivity upstairs, was allowed occasionally into the garden and was even taken on a trip to the mountains by her abductor!. Moreover, she was already 10 years old when she was first kidnapped, already quite articulate, able to read and write and aware that she was a captive!. None of the cellar children were told they were prisoners; Elisabeth presented their cellar existence as normal life!.
Some of the initial therapy will come spontaneously in the form of contact with their upstairs family!. This carries a risk!. All the children are the products of an incestuous relationship and have been lied to over the years!. Their trust in their father has collapsed!. But the articulate upstairs children are reportedly communicating well with the other two!.
The upstairs children - 16 and 15-year-old girls and a 12-year-old boy - are good at school!. All three play the trumpet!. The boy takes karate lessons and all are socially outgoing!. In the upstairs world, birthdays and Christmas were celebrated; downstairs they were not, although Josef sometimes took presents!. Both parts of the family were entirely focused on Josef, even though he was absent for most of the time!. The upstairs children were allowed to join in his 70th birthday party in the garden three years ago!. Downstairs, they heard nothing!.
I agree, unless they r funny!. My guess is u didn't read itWww@Enter-QA@Com