doesn't any body use their brain and research any more?

No one can be as stupid as you appear to be.

You have to be the most pointless and generic user ever to grace the forums of YA,

you make no effort because you have no interest or knowledge, and yet you are easily the most provocative user who causes a huge amount of annoyance, discussion, ridicule and amusement without even trying to be funny or contraversial.

You may be the most prolific troll the dog section will ever know, I salute you.

Ok, I would just like you to know that this question was shared in the Polls and Surveys section, with the heading "Is this the most epic pwnage on Y!A ever?"

I'm gonna have to answer "Yes" to that question.

P&S is notorious for silly, crazy and downright bizarre carryings-on, but WOW.

Hahaaaa!

I have to say, this question and the answers made my evening entertaining! (I am easily entertained, though...)

I used to think the photography section was full of idiotic questions and ill-informed answers until I started hanging in the pet section. Well, it still is, but I think the DS trumps photography in that category. If you are interested in research, learning and using brain, perhaps you should talk to librarian that knows books. Or at the very least, talk to English teacher that knows sentence structure...

1. GO to wikipedia

2. Copy and Paste

3. Someone used his/her brain for you

durr...herr?

As a matter of fact, I'm writing a research paper right now, so yes, at least I do. And I know I'm not the only one. So...

Well of course, I watched Magnum PI and voila, all my research done on the Dobermann.

Nice looking guard dog that could sprint after the bad guys!! [Sarcasm]

I know!

I seen someone actually answer a question about their dog dying with:

overbred byb

hire a trainer

Just how does one train a dog out of dying? I mean, seriously who would answer questions with the same silly stuff time and time again??

oh wait....

*awkward*

Apparently not. But the few that do make me so proud. :P

LOL @Launi!

ADD: @Red Knights- exactly. Although I'm on a new shut-up diet after I've been a little too sarcastic and smart-a$$-ish lately..annoying my friends...so I'm laying off for now.

I think most of the people on here are teenagers who don't want to research.

Could you put some more effort in your own answers?

We spent 6 months researching what breed would suit us best and then after our first one which we had from a puppy we rescued one, so i can definitively see the benefit of looking before you buy and i have seen the effects of someone who chose a dog because it was silver with blue eyes and floppy ears. Its now scared of most things including wet grass because they couldn't handle the breed so locked it in a room and outside without house training or any of its basic needs. If you chose the wrong dog its an inconvenience to you but its the dog that come worse off, also spelling a grammar don't come into looking after a dog.

Internet can be very useful, but the lazy will expect us to do the work. I no longer post websites. It used to be people went out and actually read books, consulted experts, etc.