Why do some questions/blogs get more attention than others?
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Have you ever posted a question that had such mind binding revelations, a veritable epiphany of cosmic aid to man kind...and only three people showed any interest and you got maybe 1.5 raves? And then the next week you post a new coupon for toilet paper and 900 people show up and rave the s*** out of the post? Why is that?
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- Dave In Cali 2010/03/06 01:37:22None of the above
+1People are attracted to that which glitters. If your frivolous post is short, sweet, and funny, lots of folks will read and share. Deep thoughts require deep minds - a resource that is exceedingly rare here on planet Sodahead.reply -
Too true! LOL!reply
- OUTLAW 1863 2010/03/02 17:14:55None of the above+1Because 80% of the population biologically has the depth of a saucer of fat. It hurts their heads to contemplate anything other than the lint in their naval, so don't get discouraged because the fact is the few and the proud are NOT the neanderthal marines.reply
- BlondieBrownEyes 2010/03/02 17:13:09
- Moderated 2010/03/02 14:39:12I don't know, maybe people need toilet paper...+1
reply - Gun665 2010/03/02 14:04:02
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+1Actually I don't have one, I just thought it was funny. Situation like this happened last year to me and I was reminded of it by a post I answered this morning that was posted several days ago...I was the only reply, lol! Felt bad for the guy.reply
- Jù§t ßitè Mè 2010/03/02 13:27:35I don't know, maybe people need toilet paper...+1No clue?reply
- Dagon 2010/03/02 13:18:27
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+1Good point!reply
