Google's Aardvark

I recently joined Aardvark. It a site that uses crowd sourcing to find answers to people's questions. It's like a combination of social networking and google search. In fact, Google just acquired Aardvark last month. It's a pretty cool service. I've asked several questions and gotten some good answers. I like browsing to see what open questions I can provide an answer to.

Anyway, I try to be a good citizen of the internet and give honest/accurate answers to questions. But every now and then I see a question like this one:





How would you answer?

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