Weird Question...

[Sponge Bob]

I don't get it sponge. You ask the question and then seem to get annoyed when people want some details? As you yourself suggested, this IS and odd question and it's not likely putting the fish to sleep will offer any aid in treatment.

It's the underlying doubt of my good intention to care for my fish that annoys me. I'm asked details as if I was to try some harmful experience on my babies. That's what pissed me off. Besides, I've already given an answer, yet some ppl keep coming back for more...

SB :rant:

 

[Fome]

Maybe if you had given the scenario along with the question, people wouldn't have asked you about it. It is an odd question, you stated it yourself.

You call people "thick" yet they were simply asking why in addition to answering your question. Hmmm...

 

[Sponge Bob]

Maybe if you had given the scenario along with the question, people wouldn't have asked you about it. It is an odd question, you stated it yourself.

You call people "thick" yet they were simply asking why in addition to answering your question. Hmmm...

If you are to judge, at least have the intelligence and fairness to put things in chronological order. It's only when I lost patience and replied with a sarcastic joke that someone answered me.

So get your story straight buddy.

 

[Fome]

ooooh, zinger

ok, didn't notice the whole chronological bit, you win. Still, you're not exactly being the pinacle of civility... I don't see why you're attacking everyone.

 

[Sponge Bob]

ooooh, zinger

ok, didn't notice the whole chronological bit, you win. Still, you're not exactly being the pinacle of civility... I don't see why you're attacking everyone.

Again, a false statement. I am not attacking everyone.

Kind regards,

SB

 

[OrionGirl]

Locking this. Everyone--please hold tempers. Sarcasm is not helpful. If you only give half the story, people are going to want to know the full story. Especially on a question where the answer is available in many other posts, and one that seems to imply the intent to perform surgery on a fish without verifying that this method will in fact benefit the fish.