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¿Question #2522?
chaddyboy_2000: If you could pick anywhere to live, it would probably be in a carboard box somewhere in a corn field. Watch out for the combine.

The Monstrous Jake: Hah! The joke's on you. It's not harvest season yet.
BOBBYCAN: Thank you for the advice, or whatever this is.
crinaya: This isn't a question?
Woelf: My cardboard box would be in the combine.
Corran Horn: Carboard? That's the stuff the Sachsenring Trabant was made from, right?
Randy Cox: But what a cardboard box it would be.
beerbear: The combine is not really a problem. It is so noisy I can usually relocate. Thanks for the heads up though.
jessitron: Don't mess with Frank!
Frubgarde: Sounds quite idyllic actually. Apart from the combine, obviously.
Nikku: I need to shower ... something smells.
WatchmanX2000: You really are showing your hostility today. How do you feel about that?
TMuscle: I would live in a cardboard box in the middle of the ocean.
Trembyle: 42
ironsizide: Thanks for the heads up!
xofour: Ahh but you see, I have the deluxe cardboard box. Which is funny because Well, no it isn't funny, but it would be funny if I had a follow up. Still, there is something nice about cardboard boxes. We start out fascinated with them as children. Make them into race cars, boats, forts, cut them up and use them to torment siblings. And then we become teenagers, and they fade from our lives. Then we grow into adulthood and once againt he things pop-up. We save them from work. We hold gorceries in them, we use them when we move. We never run out of uses. Then we wind up living in one, and in a cornfield no less. Yet, if the box we live in goes through the combine with the corn, well at least we will have a good breakfast.
DHEK: No, I wouldn't pick to live in a cardboard box in a corn field. Guess again.
Butterbane: How'd you know I used to live in Indiana!??!
aleo09: k
KDSN: huh?
DoctorWu: Blue
Cut & Space: No, it would be here in Québec
purvisa: Huh?
KentuckyKid: Is that a question? Who are you to insult my corn field cardboard lifestyle?
brainrob: Too late
Shotmagnet: I'll drive
dwarf: Uhuh. Of course.
Helenoftroy: okay?
Kazin: Please refer to GeekStatements.
rawdawg: thats not a question guy
bigbadsteve: thank you for the advice
Favre4MVP: this "question" is a load of crop.
Loquutus: Should we answer statements with questions?
POvidiusNaso: I've seen a combine demo derby. It was pretty disappointing. As soon as a combine's front thingy gets hit, the combines can't move any more.
MisterCranky: Yeehaw, ma! The combine done run over another geek!
scriptorum: Syntax error at line 2522: Question not found.
Yollege: Will do.
tim-pelican: I'm looking carefully, but I can't see the question.
GrandpaDave: What's the question here?
Magnus the Blue: I don't attend the combine, I just rely on my collegiate stats & a good agent...
sourwyrm: thanks chaddy
CharlieWonka: Okay I will
melissa: uh, ok.
Karlsen: I'll keep that in mind
skrutsch: okay. I will.
The Unbeliever: 42
Snappatoon: Thanks for that
Ebon Wendigo: Off your meds again, I see.
familygaming: Once again, this is not a question.
2amp: that's not a question
geberus: I am more worried about the manure they spread to fertilize the field
puffinge: You speaking for me now, Chaddy?
Lord_Prussian: And the crop circlers
xlorp: Silly Paneuropeans.
djlg: OK.
CortexBomb: I think you're wrong
CDRodeffer: I disagree.
AlorielLelyn: ...
jttm: I prefer the Indigo plants.
skelebone: Two words - Corn yurt.
Spielfreak: Yeah, and watch out for the ferrets, too.
snoozefest: all your base are belong to us
gnomehome: I prefer a paper bag in the middle of the street
chaddyboy_2000: Crap!