Ask Any Question

[charbar]

Hello Everyone,

Can a fellow namepro come to my aid once again. In the past helpful members have pointed me to the best on line free dictionary and encyclopedia and now I would like to know if someone can recommend a free
"ask any question" site that answers any question from "how do you find the centre of a circle"? to "how do you make a toffee apple"?

Now that would be some site!!

Thankyou to any replies.

charbar.

 

[Michelle]

I always ask jeeves :hehe:

 

[charbar]

I always ask jeeves :hehe:

I wish it was as easy as that Michelle.
Perhaps I'm asking too much, and would have more chance asking for specialist sites on that subjects that interest me most.
Surely, there must be a site that could answer my question - but then I wouldn't be asking the question! (think I'll stop there). lol.

Thanks to any replies!!!

charbar.

 

[slantednet]

I guess I don't get what your looking for. Michelle's suggestion of Ask Jeeves returned answers to both of your "example" questions in the first response.

 

[Morph]

www.answers.com

 

[ThreeD]

Not sure if you've checked it out but http://www.howstuffworks.com is another great site for info and stuff in general!!

 

[aaronfalloon]

Wikipedia, theres tonnes of stuff on there.

 

[user-7256]

Google! ^_^ Just put the question in quotes.

 

[martialtiger]

ask jeeves and google has a answer/question section http://answers.google.com/answers/.

Good luck!

 

[gamex]

Usually, if you search google, the first few sites will be relevant, even asking questions like you posted in the beginning of the topic.

 

[charbar]

thankyou to all replies.
I did underestimate ask jeeves and google and I'm sure I'll find anything I want between the other sites - all of which are now added to my favs.

regards,
charbar

 

[stscac]

Wikipedia, theres tonnes of stuff on there.

Agreed!

As for asking questions - it helps to group keywords together, that way, the keyword density of your search narrows out unrelated searches

:bingo:

-Steve