ChatterBank61 mins ago
were there nine crusades? i need an answer.
i've checked everywhere on the www but keep finding different answers. just a simple answer. nine or not?
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I suspect there is not a simple answer then. Perhaps it depends on one's definition of a crusade. Is the number crucially important?
Have you no text books? Get a book from a library. Interpret what you read on the web.
Or have a word with your history teacher and ask for guidance on how to research and do essays.
Posters have tried to help but you seem not to...
Or have a word with your history teacher and ask for guidance on how to research and do essays.
10:54 Sat 05th Jun 2010
look mosaic, you're starting to get pathetic. if you want the full story, i'm not very good at history, i've tried my best and it doesn't seem to be good enough. i'm looking for mistakes in my work, so i can correct them. the reason why i go here is because peaple here are interesting and peaple can be more reliable than the world wide web. so if your not going to help, go away and tell someone else to come and help, since you wouldn't.
I suspect there is not a simple answer then. Perhaps it depends on one's definition of a crusade. Is the number crucially important?
Have you no text books? Get a book from a library. Interpret what you read on the web.
Or have a word with your history teacher and ask for guidance on how to research and do essays.
Posters have tried to help but you seem not to be grateful for the help you've been given.
Have you no text books? Get a book from a library. Interpret what you read on the web.
Or have a word with your history teacher and ask for guidance on how to research and do essays.
Posters have tried to help but you seem not to be grateful for the help you've been given.
Thing is Joeluke, if you look back over the last hour's postings in aid of this person, you'll probably conclude that a wind-up is in progress.
There is a fascinating change in his/her writing style which makes me think it's a Saturday morning diversion for someone who craves a bit of attention. It seems to go along the route of reel 'em in, then get increasingly desperate instead of actually going off and doing the task in hand. So each helpful answer, as you see, then brings up another impossible proble.
Bear in mind this is someone claiming to be KS3 ie between 11 and 14 years old.
There is a fascinating change in his/her writing style which makes me think it's a Saturday morning diversion for someone who craves a bit of attention. It seems to go along the route of reel 'em in, then get increasingly desperate instead of actually going off and doing the task in hand. So each helpful answer, as you see, then brings up another impossible proble.
Bear in mind this is someone claiming to be KS3 ie between 11 and 14 years old.
Joe, this one has made 4 posts inside an hour, all on same subject, and had 47 answers, many of which were helpful. Then s/he becomes abusive to members. Then claims to live in a wilderness where there are no books (but with excellent connectivity). Think about it.
Nobody is forcing me for one to do anything I don't want to do, including suspecting a wind-up.
Nobody is forcing me for one to do anything I don't want to do, including suspecting a wind-up.
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