What perplexes you?

[A.S.S.R.]

Direct debit/deposit for me.

Work is awesome, although I suspect the powers that be are catching onto my gross unprofessionalism and the epic amounts of time I waste.
Co-op rules.

- A.S.S.R.

[Dourak]

I always get paid with money transfert, directly into my account. it will be absurd to get paid with checks, I work for my bank, and they have no charges problems, of course.

And yes, checks are outdated. It's funny to see how many problems will be avoid if they were deleted from money exchanges.
Peoples lost them, delivery centre lost them, and you just look like an ass when you figure that the new check you've just found right now, with a good amount on it, just past out-of-date since two days.

But well, money means problems, so we were warned.

[Solwyn]

Threadnecromancer!

[Dourak]

Now creature, attack !

The entire thread look to be close to collapse on itself, but finally move right to the opponent.

[BlueCross]

An easier question would be: "What doesn't perplex me?"

[Swash]

An easier question would be: "What doesn't perplex me?"

A question that's more fun would be "what basic everyday items could people find perplexing?"  Paperclips, drinking straws...yeah, a few fascinating little things that people use every day.

[KMD]

Apparently, we're still not totally sure how bicycles work. They just do.

Globes
Commercials
Triangles
Languages
The Oceans
Love
Blowing out candles on a Birthday Cake
The Bermuda Triangle

And magnets. Definitely magents.
:sigh: Thats all

[Hoopy Frood]

Apparently, we're still not totally sure how bicycles work. They just do.

Same reason gyroscopes work. The rotational inertia of an object resists forces applied tangential to that rotation. That's why they don't fall.

As to why they go forward, that's simple action/reaction. The bike pushes backward against the ground and the ground pushes forward against the bike.

[Solwyn]

Apparently, we're still not totally sure how bicycles work. They just do.

Same reason gyroscopes work. The rotational inertia of an object resists forces applied tangential to that rotation. That's why they don't fall.

As to why they go forward, that's simple action/reaction. The bike pushes backward against the ground and the ground pushes forward against the bike*.

*propaganda from the crab people to keep us nice and docile, never realizing that we are actually powering their generators deep within the earth with each push of the pedal