Yahoo Answers - spreading misinformation

[lisab]

Oh my. I think our little E (now 6 weeks old) is part vampire baby. Once it starts to turn dark I can't pull her away from nursing without a HUGE crying outburst, and it's driving me insane (4 hours straight of continuous but lazy nursing, even when she's asleep?). I needed the laughs over my calming cup of chamomile.

Oh pgp, I'm so sorry...have you tried a pacifier? You must be exhausted! Those first few months are so hard!

 

[junglebeast]

Ahahahaha...she's offended by hearing mermaids don't exist...ahahahaa...

Unless the original question was also a prank, this girl sounds dumb enough to actually take that advice (killing herself). That would certainly open up a legal can of worms for Yahoo if it got out...

 

[ideasrule]

Unless the original question was also a prank, this girl sounds dumb enough to actually take that advice (killing herself). That would certainly open up a legal can of worms for Yahoo if it got out...

Considering that the girl said she was a witch, I find it hard to believe her question wasn't a prank. If that's the case, I don't see what's wrong with the "Best Answer"; we give sarcastic answers to stupid questions all the time.

 

[ideasrule]

Like this?

What's wrong with that? I highly doubt the questioner was serious. Even if he was, I highly doubt that even he would be stupid enough to take the advice of the "Best Answer".