>>>>If I ask how to sharpen a pencil with an exacto knife, I don't necessarily need to explain where I got the pencil, what model knife I'm using or what I will be using the pencil for. Sometimes I just want to know how to sharpen the freakin' pencil with an exacto knife.
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>>>The analogy doesn't apply here. If the question was not clear, it needs to be clarified.
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>>That's why I really don't like interacting with you. I would actually prefer if you did not respond to any of my posts.
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>If I can answer your question, why should I ignore it? And if something is not clear to me, why I can not ask clarifing question? I see nothing wrong in both cases.

The problem for me is sometimes I'm really just asking a simple "How do you..." and you will (very) often come back with wanting more information whereas most others just give a basic solution to what I asked. If there is something more complicated and I need more information, I will ask more. Simple to me. I just get frustrated when you seem to always ask for more information. Just take a stab at it. If it doesnt' work, I'll follow up and ask more questions.