Maybe she thought, that Captain gave her the right spell, she changed her mind and didn't want to become a mermaid anymore.



She didn't realize, that the responder was giving her a clue how to make it happen.
One has to love that logic.

More of the herd "mentality", huh?

Yes; the other name for the same way meant expression.
Depends, which degree of (im)politeness you choose.

I am totally polite with but two members of the herd religion. My daughter and her husband. The rest, well the rest can go suck an egg as far as I'm concerned.

It was in no way a critique from me.

As for Yahoo! Answers, here's another pearl.

Let's just hope the person asking such a question follows through with the advice.

It looks like the questioner has step one down pat!

Back in the good old days, ferrets and other small furry, critters (Yosemite Sam would call them varmints) only carried rabies and possibly a few other minor diseases. Now it looks like they’ve whipped out the big guns. AIDS carrying ferrets are hiding under every rock, behind every tree and possibly in your grandparents basement. Please beware of the ferret menace they will be our down fall, if the chihuahuas don’t get us first.

Or rabbits.

Here are a few Satanism-unrelated ones I've answered:

Very witty responses! Thoroughly amusing.

Regarding the general issue of Satanism-related discussions on the Internet: I just caught myself paying a bit too much attention to a mildly disgruntled Church of Satan member on YouTube. He says he's been a member for 15 years, but has issues with certain aspects of the Church of Satan, all of which I find to be very misguided. Seeing that he had nearly 10,000 views for a particular video, I made a couple of comments to clear up inaccuracies.

All of this only took a few minutes of my time, but I have learned through other videos that this guy just doesn't get it. Needless to say, his viewers are usually much worse.

I usually leave these types alone, but thought that this member, who does say some of the right things, might be worth a brief exchange. As it turns out, he's just a rare type of Intellectual Black Hole.

I've learned my lesson from this rare attempt to share the facts where they're not exactly welcome.

At this point, most of the people who need to know the truth already know it. I'm glad that we have a Priesthood that takes time to handle any worthwhile issues.

I'm also glad that you're having fun with these dim bulbs. Thanks for sharing those funny exchanges, and for bringing up this topic to begin with. It's all too relevant!

I don't get the idea of a "mildly disgruntled Church of Satan member". If being a CoS member isn't pleasurable, why be one? If they have issues worth complaining about, why subject themselves to it at all? Even if they're not misguided, even if every gripe is legit, why bother unless the good outweighs the bad?

I hate that the CoS has such people in it, I'm leaving.

I second that.

And especially the third screenshot was amusing.

Though, how is it said in English? In Slovakia, we say "laughter through tears" (relating to raised Yahoo! question, in this case).

Still, it's laughter.

Another explanation is that humankind just didn't take that left turn at Albuquerque

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8TUwHTfOOU

it appears that there is one road less traveled

"Though, how is it said in English? In Slovakia, we say "laughter through tears"

I (we) (they) laughed until (to the point of) they cried (wept)

P.S. I love your kitten of eternal joy.