What is the point?

[EnglishLearner]

What is the point of hitting a plastic ball and throw it into a net of ropes?

 

[megs233]

Pass.

 

[EnglishLearner]

Pass.

Pardon?

 

[megs233]

Pardon?

Granted
i said PASS

 

[EnglishLearner]

Granted
i said PASS

Hmm alright

 

[megs233]

Hmm alright

ok was a joke to the 1st thing u put never mind one day you will get it

 

[EnglishLearner]

ok was a joke to the 1st thing u put never mind one day you will get it

That would not make you interesting!

 

[jenarator202]

Perhaps the point of throwing a plastic ball into a net of ropes is because you can?

 

[Flinty]

Or because you can do it better than someone else..... or just get paid more to do it than anything else you could do.

 

[megs233]

Or because you can do it better than someone else..... or just get paid more to do it than anything else you could do.

Oh so is he on about football? If so someone asked that question in year of 1900 or was it before.
or we talking tennis? volley ball? all involve nets !!!!

 

[megs233]

That would not make you interesting!

errmm i am not trying to be interesting at all . Just answering daft questions.

 

[Flinty]

errmm i am not trying to be interesting at all . Just answering daft questions.

At what point does a daft question become a daft question?

 

[megs233]

At what point does a daft question become a daft question?

when it been wrote

 

[Flinty]

when it been wrote

But onee person's daft question is another persons good one?

 

[megs233]

But onee person's daft question is another persons good one?

how you make thaat out? nay it still a daft one

 

[BasildonBond]

At what point does a daft question become a daft question?

what a daft question!

 

[megs233]

what a daft question!

[hang on i think of one] if not yours is lol

 

[Flinty]

what a daft question!

what a daft statement..

 

[Bad_Influence]

Hold on. It became ‘daft’ when the questioner used ‘throw’ instead of ‘throwing’. Grammar matters.

 

[Flinty]

Hold on. It became ‘daft’ when the questioner used ‘throw’ instead of ‘throwing’. Grammar matters.

Not if they went to a comprehensive!