
hutson
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On this site it is the question.> |
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ralph
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let me think, ok motor cycles don't have screen doors
Ana eggs came first dinasours had eggs long before the chicken came around |
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pinkstealth
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har har...keep your day job...what is that? body building? ... still keep your day job ! |
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windybaby
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Hmmmm Cronus...new name for you.
I would say the question came first. "Why am I here?"
Or is it the answer which gives rise to debate?? I am here to tempt you to bite the apple. The question might then be, "what's in it for me".
Maybe it's like a circle. The minute you define a circle you have an inside and an outside of the shape. So, after some thought I would say the question and the answer arose concurrently. |
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Ana
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The answer would have had to come first. Then there would be more questions on THAT answer. This is like the old "which came first: the chicken or the egg." In that case, the answer is the hen. Otherwise, the egg could not have been born.
Get it? Hope that helped. Good luck in whatevah. ^^
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Ralph: It's a proverb, you idiot. Look into it. |
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LIL MISS VIXION
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QUESTION OF COURSE... THEN FOLLOWED BY DA ANSWER!! |
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MrCool1978
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The Question unless ya play Jeopardy then it's the answer. |
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SK8TERGURL~1~NOT~ 2/davesslave
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You made me Stop and think of the answer,
So the questions had to Come before. |
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GuitarGirl
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Sometimes both. The question is asked, answers are given. But then, if the question is asked, then the answer is given, then maybe someone's confused on the answer, so they ask a question. |
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♫KK♫
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The quetion, because without the quetion, there's no answer. |
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ShuggaMomma
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The question of course.How could there be an answer without a question? |
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death_did_us_apart_already
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the question was first it was curiosity that made america and curiosity is what made the answers |
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bcxr80r
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Clearly the question...for without a ? there is no answer |
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samantha_sizemore_30_2005
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The question, because without the question there is no point in having an answer. |
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zuhsid
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question, which in turn forced people to think and search of answers |
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