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XabbaRus 07-04-07 02:33 PM

Stupidly simple explanations.
 
I was reading an article on the BBC and followed a link to a section of law.

Where it reads

An extreme pornographic image is an image which is both
(a) pornographic, and
(b) an extreme image.

Wow you don't say.

Just in case you are thinking I am a nut I happened to be reading this story

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/sussex/6265376.stm

Any other cases of seemingly obvious explanations.
I do understand in this example that there is further explanation and it is a legal explanation so needs to be idiot proof.

TteFAboB 07-04-07 10:09 PM

When you say "stupidly simple explanations", do you mean explanations that are:

(a) stupid, and
(b) simple.

?

The Avon Lady 07-04-07 11:27 PM

http://img362.imageshack.us/img362/6...estionsfb8.jpg

Tchocky 07-04-07 11:30 PM

Could you direct me to the self-help section, please?

The Avon Lady 07-04-07 11:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tchocky
Could you direct me to the self-help section, please?

http://img362.imageshack.us/img362/9...rfridgedt4.jpg

Reaves 07-04-07 11:58 PM

I work in the book trade and I know some dumb questions and statements.

My favorite

I'm after a book but I can't remember the title or author. It's got blue on the cover though. :88)

and

Me: Would you like a bag with that?
Customer: No thanks, I'll save a tree.
Me: :huh: (Thinks about the fact that while bad for land fill a plastic bag is not made from trees.)

You'd be amazed how often I get both of those.

robbo180265 07-05-07 02:51 AM

Is this the stupidly simple explanations thread?

P_Funk 07-05-07 02:51 AM

My dad told me once that when he was young he looked in a dictionary at his school for the definition of a Crow:

Crow. n. A large Raven.

So he looked up the definition of Raven:

Raven. n. A small Crow.

The Avon Lady 07-05-07 03:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by P_Funk
My dad told me once that when he was young he looked in a dictionary at his school for the definition of a Crow:

Crow. n. A large Raven.

So he looked up the definition of Raven:

Raven. n. A small Crow.

Similar to the software programmer's dictionary entry for:
loop. see 'loop'.


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