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Why? What's the genesis of this difference? Does it have a tie-in to, say, a famous public health crisis? Who says there are no vultures on the Portugal side? W
by jcahill 7y ago
Why? What's the genesis of this difference? Does it have a tie-in to, say, a famous public health crisis? Who says there are no vultures on the Portugal side? Where can I learn more, if I want? Who works on this stuff? Pictures?
The short-form summary that provides this requires the same number of clicks to reach from HN as your comment.
- soared 7y agoWhat? Click the link and scroll down - it answers this question. I won't enable you with an answer here, but it is a very interesting answer :)
- jcahill 7y agoYou should re-read my comment.
- swsieber 7y agoYour comment had put the punchline at the end, instead of the beginning, which is almost the same issue you're complaining about in the comment. Not only do you point out the issue with words, but with form as well. :) "Why is the comment so long? Why did I have to read to the end to figure out what your complaint was?"
- hcs 7y agoI think jcahill's complaint is that pier25's quote leaves out important details, and the original thread is short enough to read.
- scarejunba 7y agoAll he's saying is: the tl;dr is not significantly shorter and is missing interesting information. Some serious miscommunication going on here.
- jcahill 7y agoDo, uh… do you tell jokes with the punchline at the beginning? …