Yahoo Answers are not just answers user's post to questions on Yahoo. Yahoo! Answers is a specific type of trolling in which a stupid question gets asked, followed up by an even stupider answer, by different people and with no coordination between the two.
30 year old male Indian posts a troll like question on Yahoo Answers, asking if he is turning into Taylor Swift. The reasoning he gives is that his hair is getting lighter and he has started enjoying singing various bland songs. Ouch.
Funny posting on Yahoo Answers in which someone asks the forum to 'check my grammatical' and proceeds to spit out a long paragraph of material. Being that their question was grammatically incorrect, the person answering corrected that one. Seems like Yahoo Answers is the place to ask those kind of things. The full sentence was never checked grammatically, however.
Yahoo Answers On How To Failbook
Yahoo Answers post of someone asking on how to submit something to failbook, to which a very sarcastic user responds in an elaborate long rant with rainbows and leprechauns. Always fun to see your own stuff on Yahoo Answers. So Relevant.
Yahoo Answers Facebook Friend Count Shame
Someone asks on Yahoo Answers if they should publicize their Facebook friends count but are clearly feeling very insecure about letting everyone know such information about them. Another user responds that in the Yahoo Answers forum that this has made him lose all hope for this new generation.
Strange user who is most definitely a troll asks a question on Yahoo Answers regarding if an ant can have sex with a lizard and gets reprimanded by the other users, because he posted it in the aviation part of the website.
Everyone knows you need to post that in the lizard ant compatibility forums of Yahoo Answers!
I was totally expecting someone to get all up in his grill over the question, not the Yahoo Answers topic folder he posted it under. Unexpected at the very least.
The poster on Yahoo Answer goes on to suggest that if they went in the winter, then they could avoid the heat that is typically associated with such long journeys. A fellow poster provides and even better solution of limiting the NASA missions to the sun to only be at night. With such a rich bastion of brain power on Yahoo Answers, it is a bit surprising that they have not solved more of the worlds problems.
