I love those sarcastic answers

Is it public service?

Last Edited : Wednesday, 18 April 2007 - 16:05

Yes, it is a public service, we all use it all the time!

10th?

I hate you -lol

Recap: man made, Found outside, not breathing, not food related, not public service (therefore used by specialized people) uses other source of energy (electricity I guess... or gas?).

Is it mostly made of metal?

I had to do some research on this question and I''ll answer yes, it is mostly metal.

11th?

So it does have some metal, but not main of it...

My point died here, any ideas anyone?

You callin'' me a liar?

I thought that was rather obvious already, sorry :-D

Acelnorst your recap seems wrong.

Firstly it doesn''t use a power source other than man.

Also the fact that it is not a public service does not mean its used by a specialist. Public services would include things like buses, phone boxes, WOL. Items such as cars and mobile phones are not public services.

Is it used in someone''s profession (such as an axe is used by a lumberjack and professional axe murderers)?

Nope, sure isn''t. Has nothing to do with a profession whatsoever!

12th?

Is it used by a profession that you normally need a degree to get into (doctors, architects, etc)?

Please don''t tell em, Profesional axe murderers would count -lol

Also, thank you for the input on my recap. The fact of that I can''t see previous posts while posting a reply confused me.

About the other part of it... I know that. However you do need some kind of training to be able to drive. My mistake was saying specialization, instead of a more accurate word (wich i fail to recall at this time). Anyhow, yes, that was a preety eager assumption, but it seems I was right ^^

That last question is cheaty. For an instance, cars can be used by individuals and they are related with taxi drivers... unless we assume taxis are not cars...

I''d like some specification on this please

Most things that are used by professionals can be used by non-professionals, I''ve used an axe and am neither a lumberjack or an professional axe-murderer (its more of a hobby). I have also used a scalpel yet have nothing to do with medicine. I was trying to work out if it could be used in a profession and what kind of profession it would be.

The taxi vs car thing is complicated as the taxi is a specific use of a car not a type of car. Some cars are built to be taxis but some taxis are just generic cars.

Yes, you do need a degree to use the thing. You have to be a professional and make a ton of money too.

13th?

Does it usually weigh more than 20 Lbs?

Oh man, it weighs so much more than twenty pounds you wouldn''t even believe it!

14th?

Give up???? More points for meeeeeeeeeeeee. C`mon, you don''t know what it is! You guys can''t figure it out! Admit it!

I shall never give up. Even If i''m attacked with HCs while I only got pikes. My next guess isssssss...

Is it mostly made of plastic then?

Seems to not be made mostly from plastic although there are different makes of these things, some may not have much plastic.

15th? Only 10 more questions left...

(this is not the 15th question, just an explaination requewst

By saying that it is outside you mean not at home or actually outside any kind of building (when it''s used)?