They walk among us

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[ApplegateRanch]

There is no such thing as a stupid question,

But there are a lot of dumb askers out there!

[trillabodilla]

LOL- I did the EXACT same thing!!

[yhwhsman]

Had a tech support call once, they were trying to send an email but when they typed nothing showed up on the screen. Tried to discover what the problem was, eventually sent another tech to their house.

When he got back, I asked him what the problem turned out to be. They had set their font color to white...

[grjr21]

Friend of mine worked at a visitor center ,
she tells about the time she received a call from a lady who said she was planning on vacationing in the area and had a question about the different beaches .
My friend replied sure what do you want to know ?
And the caller said " I just want to know which beach is closest the ocean ?


The are among us !!!

[Sonora]

You know, Turbo - that was really not so bad a question to ask - why would anyone wear a jacket with a huge company logo on it that doesn't work for that company? I've often wondered about that myself - I avoid logos on my clothing whenever possible. I realize that there is a status thing involved, but even that seems strange and a little stupid.

But they do walk among us, especially in the gang areas.

[roamincadillac]

Question to a woman I work with that had just spent a January weekend in Niagara Falls from another woman at work; Are the Falls running in the winter?

I stopped wondering a long time ago.

[Shion]

Good topic.

I received a call from a *licensed* loan officer, who asked me what the difference between a monthly and annual intrest rate was.

I replied, "well...uh... a monthly interest rate changes every month, and an annual interest rate changes every year."

He responded, "But what does that mean?"

They walk among us.
(And make fat commissions too :( )

[Theresawithanh]

Very funny!

Years ago I was a doctor's receptionist for a doctor who was named after his father; i.e., a junior. Folks would come in after reading "Thomas J. Smith, Jr., M.D." on the door and actually ask me when he would become a "real" doctor! And it was obvious they weren't kidding!