Do you hate it when ppl answer ur questions with and essay?

Question

its dumb to read all of that to a simple question.

Answer 1

Yes, if I only wanted something simple. If I was looking for a complicated answer, then no it does not bother me.

Answer 2

What may "seem" to be a simple question can truly be one that required a great deal of thought to've asked. So, no, I don't hate it when a great answer takes on a longer explanation.

Answer 3

well only if I am looking for a long answer I don't mind...However if I want to know something simple and get an essay I am p.o.

Answer 4

answering in long essays makes ne happy. the askers have to read it. it wastes their time, especially if it has no point, like this. i wud go on, but my eyes are closing. good bye. the end. happily ever after. fairwell. adios. buenas noches. good night. sleep tight. hope u get eaten alive by bedbugs. lol. jk. good question. hope ur reading all of this. seriously. if u are, just stop... now. i mean it. stop it dude this is gay.. i sed stop reading... ok? do you get it? did u learn to read yet?.. stop...reading..this... holy crap i cant stop typing its addicting. thanks alot look wat u did now now this has to be long like this...arent u having fun reading this especially since u didnt follow directions and ur still reading holy shizz i cant stop o man o man o man.. hey look o man spells oman..like the countyry... damn this is really fun.. cant stop.. oh lord.. lol hey u kno i can whistle with a blade of grass..actually really really fun wow dude my answers prretttyyy long have fun reading it cus i stopped puitting periods in this lol too bad for u im making typos now im sorry dude but ur fault for posting this question im dying of tiredness... wow peace dude

Answer 5

particularly stable! you're a stable author. exciting subject remember and robust narrative. one element however: once you are going to tutor this essay in for college, i does not have it out on the information superhighway. only my piece of advice :)

Answer 6

Yes reading a long answer when it could have been kept short and simple is a waste of time. But writing a long essay is an even bigger waste of time. For example: SEOUL, South Korea - North Korea said Monday it had performed its first-ever nuclear weapons test, setting off an underground blast in defiance of international warnings and intense diplomatic activity aimed at heading off such a move.

The North Korean statement said there was no radioactive leakage from the test site.

An official at South Korea's seismic monitoring center confirmed a magnitude-3.6 tremor felt at the time North Korea said it conducted the test was not a natural occurrence. The official spoke to The Associated Press on condition his name not be used, because he was not authorized to talk about the sensitive information to the media.

Australia also said there was seismic confirmation that North Korea conducted a nuclear test.

However, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said that information still needs to be collected and analyzed to determine whether North Korea truly conducted its first nuclear test.

Japan's top government spokesman said if confirmed, the North Korean test would post a serious threat to the stability in the region and a provocation.

China, the North's closest ally, said Beijing "resolutely opposes" the North Korean nuclear test and hopes Pyongyang will return to disarmament talks.

U.S. and South Korean officials could not immediately confirm the report.

South Korea's Defense Ministry said the alert level of the military had been raised in response to the claimed nuclear test.
The U.N. Security Council is expected to discuss the reported North Korean test on Monday, and the United States and Japan are likely to press for a resolution imposing additional sanctions on Pyongyang.

A resolution adopted in July after a series of North Korean missile launches imposed limited sanctions on North Korea and demanded that the reclusive communist nation suspend its ballistic missile program — a demand the North immediately rejected.

The resolution bans all U.N. member states from selling material or technology for missiles or weapons of mass destruction to North Korea — and it bans all countries from receiving missiles, banned weapons or technology from Pyongyang.

The North said last week it would conduct a test, sparking regional concern and frantic diplomatic efforts aimed at dissuading Pyongyang from such a move. North Korea has long claimed to have nuclear weapons, but had never before performed a known test to prove its arsenal.

The North's official Korean Central News Agency said the underground test was performed successfully.

"It marks a historic event as it greatly encouraged and pleased the ... people that have wished to have powerful self-reliant defense capability," the KCNA statement said.

"It will contribute to defending the peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula and in the area around it."

South Korean intelligence officials said the seismic wave had been detected in North Hamkyung province, according to South Korea's Yonhap news agency. It said the test was conducted at 10:36 a.m. (9:36 p.m. EDT Sunday) in Hwaderi near Kilju city on the northeast coast, citing defense officials.

North Korean scientists "successfully conducted an underground nuclear test under secure conditions," the KCNA report said, adding this was "a stirring time when all the people of the country are making a great leap forward in the building of a great prosperous powerful socialist nation."

The U.S. Geological Survey said it had detected no seismic activity in North Korea, although it was not clear whether a blast would be strong enough for its sensors.

On Sunday night, U.S. government officials said a wide range of agencies were looking into the report of the nuclear test, which officials were taking seriously.

South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun has convened a meeting of security advisers over the issue, Yonhap reported, and intelligence over the test has been exchanged between concerned countries.

Kyodo News agency reported that the Japanese government has set up a taskforce in response to reports of the test.

The North has refused for a year to attend international talks aimed at persuading it to disarm. The country pulled out of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty in 2003 after U.S. officials accused it of a secret nuclear program, allegedly violating an earlier nuclear pact between Washington and Pyongyang.

Speculation over a possible North Korean test arose earlier this year after U.S. and Japanese reports cited suspicious activity at a suspected underground test site.

Answer 7

I don't hate it when it is informative and for your benefit. They have put in a lot of interest in your question which might be multiple. Otherwise, I don't know.

Answer 8

I totally agree, I like short witty answer, direct to the point.

Answer 9

If they just babble on than yes but it if has a good point in the end and it helps me than I am thrilled.

Answer 10

well if its going to help the person out more than I think its worth writting a book on a question