Great Questions

[Dog paws]

A little something for the historians that hang out round here.
http://www.greatquestionsofhistory.com/
This site was outed today so it's a little slow due to extra traffic.

btw, isn't history simply lies agreed upon?

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[MrFixit]

I just love examples of 'framed discussions' - just like all of the hot button social issues that dominate the media and politics instead of what really matters.

So let's start by deframing these questions as 'Great'. Were they in the back of the Bible or any other religious text as a quiz? Who said they were great? Who said they even made sense? Who cares what the answers are?

Most of what I've seen on this forum has come from real people, working on real projects ... Why post a link to something so 'fabricated'.

[Dog paws]

Didn't mean to rattle your cage there MrFixit. I found some of the questions and answers interesting and thought some of the historians around here would too.
Here is a lttle something to calm you down.

http://biblethumper.com/

[WilliamL]

Damn you Mike!This IS America and the John Bridge Forums, neither of these places relish in the idea of freedom of speech.what were you thinking anyway,in this forum ALL that is talked about EVER is tile.Do not stray from that.

P.S. How you been Mike?Hope all is well.

Disclaimer:I was being a smartass and busting Mikes chops. :)

[John Bridge]

Easy, Fixit. ;) We talk about a lot of things around here, all related to tile. Question, had the founders been tile setters, could they ever have been able to reach consensus on the Declaration, the Constitution, the Rev War and the War of 1812?

:D

[Bri]

Anybody notice that more than half of the question were about war? :uhh: