reddogge
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I'm a self described "Lounge Lizard."
There are dozens of subjects on any given forum and you will not get a consensus of "If you could only have one....so why ask?
How about asking which portion of the forum is your favorite?
Much more adult..................
Have 'fired' your first primer yet with your loader?![]()
For all your reading and replying on the forum, if you could only pick one section -- 1961-1980, The Lounge, Guns for Sale, etc. -- which would you choose?
It's The Lounge, not the Scientific Method forum; also, I put greater faith than you do in the ability of fellow members to note and understand what "etc." means. Too, it's odd for you to say that all answers seem to be from the three ones listed since many answers are from the "etc." option (Antiques; '61-'80; Reloading), and thus far none from Guns For Sale.Your question is flawed, since it puts only three sections in the readers mind and all answers seem to be one of those three without regard to the "etc". There are many more sections to choose from.
You're mistaken, since the statistics only show what members choose most when all options are always available to them, not when the choice can only be made once. At best there's an extrapolative indication there, which by the scientific rigor you prefer would never pass muster as the "real answer" until tested under the conditions of actually having only one choice to make.For the real answer, you simply need to check the statistics to find that The Lounge is a run-away favorite, followed by 1980-Present, 1961-1980, and 1896-1961
Got it. So what grade level is it to jump into a thread you don't like or want to participate in only to shout "DUMB".Sorry for my input. However, I find these types of "questions" a little on the junior high school level: If you could only one super hero? Get it.............
It's interesting to know what people like most and why; when options are limited, what's essential comes into greater relief. Consensus isn't the goal at all -- better appreciation for plurality is.There are dozens of subjects on any given forum and you will not get a consensus of "If you could only have one....so why ask?
See shouldazagged's reply, he gets it. And added, asking for a favorite doesn't necessarily get the same reply as asking to pick only one forevermore; ice cream sundaes might be my favorite meal, but they wouldn't be my pick if they were to be the only meal I could have going forward.How about asking which portion of the forum is your favorite?
Much more adult..................