Random Questions (2) - Page 51

Tom123 · #**1501** 1st January 2013, 12:58

I shall reject your offer.

FunkyMonkey · #**1502** 1st January 2013, 13:11

Ill stick mini snickers in the mash from my celebrations box? Will kinda look like bangers and mash? >: D

AxelFendersson · #**1503** 2nd January 2013, 01:34

It varies. Some people do it to cause trouble without it coming back to their main identity. It doesn't usually work, though; the mods are wise to that sort of nonsense.

More legitimate reasons might include using it to add an extra layer of anonymity to more personal posts that they don't want people to know are from the same person as their main account. Once someone has got to know people a bit, they might prefer their new on-line friends didn't know about some of their more difficult personal problems, but they might still want to discuss them with other people that will understand.

Sometimes people create sock-puppet accounts to back themselves up in arguments. It can be a bit obvious when someone's doing that, though.

There are all kinds of reasons, really, some good, some not so good. It's not something I've ever felt the need to do, though.

Caribou · #**1504** 2nd January 2013, 01:37

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Originally Posted by V-2 Schneider

So to clarify a second account should only be used for personal SA related posts and not in debates or for comedic affect ?

No, they can use other accounts to post anything they want as long as it complies with the rules.

Caribou · #**1505** 2nd January 2013, 01:51

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Originally Posted by V-2 Schneider

Well that dont seem right to me,it's an abuse of the only justified reason for having one.
I might get me one then,just for a laugh like.

Well it's always been like that. Anyway, I don't have to worry about crap like that anymore.

Azi · #**1506** 2nd January 2013, 22:35

Personally, I wouldn't be keen as it would be extra work for the mods, and I don't know that people wanting anonymity would be comfortable telling the us. Plus, if it ain't broke, why fix it?

Kevin Hodge · #**1507** 3rd January 2013, 22:26

my skin feels unbelievably soft and smooth again. i never called nhs 24 last time, seems to have went away by itself, but its back. should i call them?

Amelia Rosae · #**1508** 5th January 2013, 07:18

Wondering why this tastes off when it says it's in date until 2014. Dafuq?

png · #**1509** 5th January 2013, 11:22

^ Disappointment

Did you store them in the freezer, or in the ice compartment of the fridge? They only keep for a few days in the ice compartment.

png · #**1510** 5th January 2013, 19:25

Can you believe it's not butter?

Caribou · #**1511** 5th January 2013, 20:18

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Originally Posted by pantini

Can you believe it's not butter?

I can't believe it's not better

png · #**1512** 5th January 2013, 20:38

obviously a proper butter man

Caribou · #**1513** 5th January 2013, 21:05

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Originally Posted by pantini

obviously a proper butter man

Lurpak

png · #**1514** 8th January 2013, 00:11

Anyone know why the broadband speed thread was pulled?

(apologies for the glut of posts here btw)

Azi · #**1515** 8th January 2013, 00:15

It was removed at the request of the OP.

Between The Bars · #**1516** 8th January 2013, 00:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by pantini

Anyone know why the broadband speed thread was pulled?

here's one I made earlier!

http://www.social-anxiety-community....ad.php?t=56653

png · #**1517** 8th January 2013, 00:26

^ cheers folks, was just wondering

Omar Little · #**1518** 10th January 2013, 18:31

If one has a specific vitamin deficiency will a multivitamin be ok to deal with that, or will the amount of the lacking vitamin be too little in a multivitamin? I have no clue about this stuff at all.

RobbyBobson · #**1519** 10th January 2013, 19:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jake Bullet

If one has a specific vitamin deficiency will a multivitamin be ok to deal with that, or will the amount of the lacking vitamin be too little in a multivitamin? I have no clue about this stuff at all.

It depends what vitamin

They tend to have ridiculous numbers like 900% of the RDA for certain things, but only 25% for others. Basically, it depends.

Omar Little · #**1520** 10th January 2013, 20:25

^Ah right, I didn't even see the rda thing on the bottle wot I have ere, my lazy brain sees a load of numbers on the side and doesn't want to bother with that shit.

Thanks again, dude. This one I have should be OK, it has 114% of the one I need.

Why do people buy one vitamin when multivitamins have the lot? Mugs. They should just get multivitamins and cut out the bits they don't want if they are that fussy.

RobbyBobson · #**1521** 10th January 2013, 20:33

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Originally Posted by Jake Bullet

Why do people buy one vitamin when multivitamins have the lot? Mugs. They should just get multivitamins and cut out the bits they don't want if they are that fussy.

Certain vitamins have certain uses at certain times. My dad has a lot of health issues (mainly allergy related, but that doesn't stop him eating what he's allergic to...), and whenever he's feeling particularly rough he'll dose up on a shedload of vitamin C. It seems to help him, so who am i to argue

ghost.of.an.englishman · #**1522** 10th January 2013, 21:29

What's the legal situation with absinthe in England?

I thought it was prohibited, because of the wormwood or something? but apparently you can buy bottles of the stuff, some of which have pretty ferocious proofs, pretty easily online. Is this absinthe altered or is it the real deal?

Kevin Hodge · #**1523** 10th January 2013, 23:08

this bout of super-soft skin is proving quite tenacious. i have been trying to keep it at bay with regular kebabs and several bars a day of that cheap smartprice chocolate. have been bathing in trans-fats, and have applied sebum directly to my nose and chin, to try to encourage a few blackheads to take hold. also i have been poking hairs back into my epidermis using a USB microscope and a surgical grade pin. all this has been to no avail so far, and my skin persists in being achingly smooth. tonight i touched my cheek by accident and almost fainted as the full extent of the softness flooded my mind. i had to say to my client that it wasn't them, but would they mind if i gave them a double refund and a repeat appointment tomorrow? they put their clothes back on but they weren't happy.

all night at the docks i was terrified that someone would brush up against me and touch my face. if word gets out about this...

has anyone got any tips? how can i save myself from this awful curse?

Caribou · #**1524** 10th January 2013, 23:17

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Originally Posted by seth brundle

has anyone got any tips? how can i save myself from this awful curse?

Glue some Rice Krispies to your face.

Kevin Hodge · #**1525** 10th January 2013, 23:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by Poltergeist

Glue some Rice Krispies to your face.

with your help and encouragement i will surely achieve the complexion i deserve

Caribou · #**1526** 10th January 2013, 23:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by seth brundle

with your help and encouragement i will surely achieve the complexion i deserve

Indeed you will, Sir.

Duke of Prunes · #**1527** 11th January 2013, 06:44

Darts: drunk men throwing sharp things in a room full of other drunk men. What could possibly go wrong?

Omar Little · #**1528** 11th January 2013, 13:40

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Originally Posted by RobbyBobson

Certain vitamins have certain uses at certain times. My dad has a lot of health issues (mainly allergy related, but that doesn't stop him eating what he's allergic to...), and whenever he's feeling particularly rough he'll dose up on a shedload of vitamin C. It seems to help him, so who am i to argue

I was only messing, well, sort of. But if you don't want to argue with your dad then ~~maybe I should~~ neither will I

.

Omar Little · #**1529** 11th January 2013, 18:54

Has anybody here seen Kelly?

TommyGun · #**1530** 12th January 2013, 00:22

Whats the ****ing point.