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Rochey wrote:'Course you would. But asking inteligent people isn't as entertaining.

Jay Leno had this popular segment on his late night show called "Jaywalking", where he would go out into LA and ask people on the street simple questions about history, geography, politics, etc. and get the most unbelievably stupid responses. I'm sure he only selected the worst ones to put on air, but still, he was able to do it on a weekly basis for years.

Lazar wrote:

Rochey wrote:'Course you would. But asking inteligent people isn't as entertaining.

Jay Leno had this popular segment on his late night show called "Jaywalking", where he would go out into LA and ask people on the street simple questions about history, geography, politics, etc. and get the most unbelievably stupid responses. I'm sure he only selected the worst ones to put on air, but still, he was able to do it on a weekly basis for years.

Yeah, and on his new show he will still be doing it

I'm almost up to 100 posts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But I'm still not up to 1 post per day (in User Control Panel). I'm at .62 or something last time I checked. I need to find more things to talk about!

You can always practice your bantering with us if you like, my dear

Bantering is just another word for arguing right? If it is, it might not be a good idea for me. I get very emotionally involved in arguments. Then people think I'm giving them attitude and then they get mad at me . And I really can't have people mad at me. It hurts my feelings .
But if bantering is not arguing, please explain it. I might join in.

AFAIK, "banter" is just another term for innocuous chit-chat.

And what in the world does "innocuous" mean ? Or did you mean "innocent"?

Similar, with a little side context of "harmless" or "trivial."

Oh, thank you. I just looked at the sidebar and...
I'm an Ensign!!!!!!!!!!!

Congratulations.

FYI
Ban⋅ter /ˈbæntər/
- an exchange of light, playful, teasing remarks; good-natured raillery.

Wow, how'd you get the a ae to stick together?

Whæt ære yœu tælking æbœut?

Thought we were having a board malfunction, till I saw that was Ian who posted

stitch626 wrote:Wow, how'd you get the a ae to stick together?

It's a rarely used letter.

Yup, it's right on your keyboard, ææææææææ, see, it's easy to type, you just have to find it, it's on the back of most keyboards.


I wonder how many actually looked at the back of their keyboards, lol