I don't buy his excuse; "oh I typed it right but it changed it".
I'm the only one who voted for 'I always try to mess them up', busted. I was just being honest.
Are polls a good thing?
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I don't buy his excuse; "oh I typed it right but it changed it".
I'm the only one who voted for 'I always try to mess them up', busted. I was just being honest.
I suppose that's fine in its own way. If you look at the 3rd option - They're a waste of time, even that is true. Extend it further, and the stuff I'm writing is a waste of time. In fact, this whole forum is a waste of time, isn't it..?
The fact is, if we play by our forum rules, we can all get a wee bit of enjoyment out of wasting our time on here, rather than just one individual who may want to mess things up.
I suppose that's fine in its own way. If you look at the 3rd option - They're a waste of time, even that is true. Extend it further, and the stuff I'm writing is a waste of time. In fact, this whole forum is a waste of time, isn't it..?
The fact is, if we play by our forum rules, we can all get a wee bit of enjoyment out of wasting our time on here, rather than just one individual who may want to mess things up.
Is it irony that I didn't try to mess this poll up?
Yes, I think we can all be a little bit proud of ourselves for this one. Well played chaps.
I know two things about voting, both of them were pieces of graffiti...
1. Whoever you vote for the government gets in... and
2. Don't vote it only encourages them.
... and well played Andy Murray
1. Whoever you vote for the government gets in... and
2. Don't vote it only encourages them.
... and well played Andy Murray