> Informative little quiz at > http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/Test_your_gluing_knowledge.html > > Alan Barnard I got all the way to question #5, where the "answer" bore no relationship whatsoever to the question, and the automatic bullshit overflow squelch cutout kicked in. It got much much (much) worse from there. I'll give it a 1.2. Hard to dance to, and pathologically reality deficient - like the average wedding reception, resume, fishing trip or prom date report - or tax return (you know who you are). The positive score only reflects my grudging admiration of the apparent grasp on the part of the author, of an understanding of how to present nothing demonstrably coherent to the public as an informative Q&A. I have to admit to being somewhat impressed and utterly mystified as to how that's done, but then I'm similarly mystified on a tediously regular basis just by trying to pay attention, day by day, so what do I know? By my clock, there are infinitely more accurately informative, interesting, or even vacuously entertaining, ways to waste time. Ron N
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