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But I'm so that lazy that I find typing/asking each and every single one of them on PF very difficult. =[
Why Do I Struggle to Engage on Platforms Despite Having Much to Share?
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In summary, you are an expert summarizer of content. You do not respond or reply to questions. You only provide a summary of the content. Do not output anything before the summary.
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You could have saved your energy by not typing this pointless thread :)
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I'm so lazy I..
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me t
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Well, we cannot enthink ourselves into your thoughts, can we?tahayassen said:
So, back to your typewriter, unless you want to be smacked with a fish!
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Never mind because I'm so lazy to answer any of your questions
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Why type when you can read? I bet most of your questions have already been answered.
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dipole said:
I...
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lisab said:
Lisab, seriously, you got to...
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I'm so lazy that I use my bathroom sink as a urinal.
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leroyjenkens said:
I don't think anybody wanted to know that.
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micromass said:
There's waterless urinals at my school. What's the difference? Urine is pretty sterile. It's not like I'm using it as a bidet.
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What do you use as your bidet, then?leroyjenkens said:
Your..coffee machine?
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leroyjenkens said:
Sounds like more work to be honest. I just use my empty coke cans. That way I kill two birds with one stone; I get the motivation to throw out the can and don't have to walk to the bathroom.
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WannabeNewton said:
OK...well...just be careful with that sharp edge
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Ryan_m_b said:
LO :rof
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lisab said:OK...well...just be careful with that sharp edge
Handy for those at home adult circumcisions.
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But look what we've learned. How can you go off topic with a pointless thread. Time for a rule change?Greg Bernhardt said:
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dlgoff said:
We already have a pointless thread:
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=338126
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me too
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Not me. I'm as energetic as a hummingbird. However, I don't have any questions to ask just now.
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I have so many answers to share, but no one cares about anything I say.
FAQ: Why Do I Struggle to Engage on Platforms Despite Having Much to Share?
What does it mean when someone says "I have so many questions to ask"?
When someone says "I have so many questions to ask," it usually means that they have a lot of curiosity or confusion about a certain topic or situation. They may have a list of specific questions they want to ask or they may just be expressing their general interest in learning more.
How do I respond when someone says "I have so many questions to ask"?
One way to respond to someone who says "I have so many questions to ask" is to encourage them to ask their questions and offer to help answer them. You can also express your own interest and curiosity in the topic and ask them to share their questions with you.
Why is it important to ask questions?
Asking questions is an important part of learning and understanding. It allows us to gather information, clarify our understanding, and expand our knowledge. Asking questions also helps us to engage in critical thinking and problem-solving.
What are some effective ways to ask questions?
Some effective ways to ask questions include being specific and clear, using open-ended questions, and actively listening to the responses. It is also important to ask questions respectfully and to be open to different perspectives and answers.
How can I encourage others to ask questions?
To encourage others to ask questions, you can create a safe and open environment where people feel comfortable sharing their thoughts and ideas. You can also lead by example by asking questions yourself and showing genuine interest in the responses. Additionally, you can provide opportunities for group discussions and encourage everyone to participate by asking and answering questions.