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Originally posted by Josephus:
The quote in the subject line is from Quietude in another thread here. So in the interest of geekdom...here's a totally superfluous detail question.

Which of the 5 BDH's have a mole on or near their left jawline? The mole on Simon's left chin doesn't count.

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Originally posted by Josephus:
Yep, you're right. If nothing else, this exercise has resulted in pictures of some very stunningly beautiful women.

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Originally posted by Finn mac Cumhal:

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Originally posted by Josephus:
The quote in the subject line is from Quietude in another thread here. So in the interest of geekdom...here's a totally superfluous detail question.

Which of the 5 BDH's have a mole on or near their left jawline? The mole on Simon's left chin doesn't count.

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You know. I’m not sure that’s superfluous. Superfluous is exceeding what is necessary. Like, if you drank 4 liters of water today, when your dietary/replacement needs were only 3 liters, then drinking 4 liters was superfluous.

So is knowing whether one or more of the BDHs has a mole on their left jaw line really superfluous? I don’t know. I don’t think so. I think it would be unnecessary. Since unnecessary, specifically means, not necessary. And it seems very unnecessary to know whether one or more of the BDH has a mole on their left jaw line, doesn’t it? In order for this to be superfluous there would first have to be some need in some form to know whether one or more of the BDHs has a mole on their left jaw line. And I don’t think there is. Now if you were the Oncologist of the BDHs then it might be superfluous, because in that case you could probably make the case that, as an oncologist, you did have some need to know about the moles on the BDHs jaw line in order to potentially treat one or more of the BDHs for the occurrence of melanoma. But in that case, it might not be superfluous because you could argue that you actually do want to know about moles, even on the jaw line. So I’m not really sure in what way this question could be superfluous.

By the way, this post is superfluous.

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Nihil est incertius vulgo, nihil obscurius voluntate hominum, nihil fallacius ratione tota comitiorum.

Nothing is more unpredictable than the mob, nothing more obscure than public opinion, nothing more deceptive than the whole political system.

-- Cicero

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