12-07-2007, 06:57 AM
much ado about nothing....
why guys take word for word when someone present a remembered q (no malice intended)? In most cases a remembered q can have (inadvertently of course!) components missing, components added, altered, modified, twisted etc during its course of transmission from person to person before it finally lands on the forum. For eg., a q about a thrush in the oral cavity can end up in a q about pruritis ani if it is to pass across the auditory apparatus of 10 different individuals one at a atime.
Assuming the options given as accurate, LN involvement appears to be most obvious choice here.
why guys take word for word when someone present a remembered q (no malice intended)? In most cases a remembered q can have (inadvertently of course!) components missing, components added, altered, modified, twisted etc during its course of transmission from person to person before it finally lands on the forum. For eg., a q about a thrush in the oral cavity can end up in a q about pruritis ani if it is to pass across the auditory apparatus of 10 different individuals one at a atime.
Assuming the options given as accurate, LN involvement appears to be most obvious choice here.