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And not a dog? Thanks for answering a question not addressed to you however. It was really weighing on my mind.
by shawn-butler 14y ago
And not a dog? Thanks for answering a question not addressed to you however.
It was really weighing on my mind.
- tptacek 14y agoWhen you asked, "Have you ever practiced law or been involved in it?", I took that to mean you'd want to know that.
- shawn-butler 14y agoOh ok. Usually, in the English language, and a great many others, when someone asks a question and then answers it in the very next sentence ("If not, prepare yourself; you are in for a frustrating experience") then that sentence is considered a rhetorical answer. That is, a question not in need of an answer. Hope that helps you.