Quote of the Day

[Propaganda Man]

Me:Ow
Friend:What happened?
Me: I think I just fell up the stairs
Friend: How do you fall up the stairs?
Me: I dunno, must be some kind of voodo magic or somthin.
Friend:Wait...do stairs go up or down?

 

[Jeremy]

I think stairs go up.


B)

 

[Propaganda Man]

Then how do you go down them?

 

[Jeremy]

Then how do you go down them?

Stairs go up, but they have multiple purposes - they also go down.


B)

 

[Propaganda Man]

Then how do you go down them?

Stairs go up, but they have multiple purposes - they also go down.


B)

You can't have somthing that goes up and down?

 

[Smart_Tech_Dragon_15]

You're both wrong, stairs go sideways.

 

[Propaganda Man]

Then how can you go up them?

 

[DarthGohan1]

Off Topic?

 

[TwilightKing]

I say stairs go both ways. Wow, i could add a funny quote from family guy here but it probably would be inapropriate

 

[Propaganda Man]

I say stairs go both ways. Wow, i could add a funny quote from family guy here but it probably would be inapropriate

Sairs go down.

tripping and falling means downwards even if you don't go that way. You merely climb stairs. Not actualy go up.

 

[Jeremy]

I say stairs go up because generally stairs are built to reach the second story. You go up to get to the second story.

 

[TwilightKing]

Well, i'm still on the side of both ways

 

[Propaganda Man]

I say stairs go up because generally stairs are built to reach the second story. You go up to get to the second story.

No stairs are built to go down. You have to climb it do go up.

 

[Jeremy]

I say stairs go up because generally stairs are built to reach the second story. You go up to get to the second story.

No stairs are built to go down. You have to climb it do go up.

If there wasn't a second story to go up to in the first place, you wouldn't need stairs. So they go up. :eh:

 

[Furry Sparks]

I say stairs go up because generally stairs are built to reach the second story. You go up to get to the second story.

No stairs are built to go down. You have to climb it do go up.

If there wasn't a second story to go up to in the first place, you wouldn't need stairs. So they go up. :eh:

But what about if they were made to go to the basement? Then they were made to go down.

 

[Jeremy]

I say stairs go up because generally stairs are built to reach the second story. You go up to get to the second story.

No stairs are built to go down. You have to climb it do go up.

If there wasn't a second story to go up to in the first place, you wouldn't need stairs. So they go up. :eh:

But what about if they were made to go to the basement? Then they were made to go down.

Because the majority of stairs are made to go to the floor above.

 

[Propaganda Man]

I say stairs go up because generally stairs are built to reach the second story. You go up to get to the second story.

No stairs are built to go down. You have to climb it do go up.

If there wasn't a second story to go up to in the first place, you wouldn't need stairs. So they go up. :eh:

But what about if they were made to go to the basement? Then they were made to go down.

Because most stairs are made to go to the floor above.

No stairs are made for the same reason a bridge is made.

 

[Jeremy]

But bridges are different, they bring you horizantly while stairs bring you vertically.

 

[Propaganda Man]

But bridges are different, they bring you horizantly while stairs bring you vertically.

No, for the same reason. Not how.

 

[Jeremy]

But bridges are different, they bring you horizantly while stairs bring you vertically.

No, for the same reason. Not how.

But the question of which way stairs go isn't what, it's how. Anyways, I'm done with this topic... it's getting weird.


B)