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Do you ever find that sometimes when you intervene in to other people's conversations to pull out some of your best absolute cracker lines like "why don't you google that?" that people just don't react properly at all? Like you'd expect an appropriate response like some light cheering and maybe lifting you up on their shoulders and handing you a medal and at least a couple of trophies. You know, something befitting of your incisive and insightful contributions, and instead they just kinda stop talking to you? That's so weird huh?
No I expect everyone not to be lazy fucks and do some basic research on one liner facts
The original question I see as a useful conversation where a simple search would probably not give as valuable resultes.
Where simple facts like βhow long does a crt tube old a chargeβ is a Google thing.
Why don't you Google why people don't Google things instead of asking why they don't Google it? It's pretty hypocritical of you to ask that without putting in the research.
That's the joke.
Especially on a forum-style network dedicated to discussion π
Don't keep us hanging. Google it for us. (the punchline is in there)