Perhaps OT?: Questions re AA Plat Challenge

[NM]

Congratulations on attaining "Candy Stealing" status .

Thanks NM. I'll have to confess that the baby was a very soft target.

I am not sure of the origins of the concept of stealing candy from a baby as being an easy task. I can assure you that a 15 month old "baby" does not relinquish said possessions without a substantial fight :shock: .

But it seems to have stuck and seems such a good way to desribe the AA Lack of Challenge.

 

[Alan in CBR]

I am not sure of the origins of the concept of stealing candy from a baby as being an easy task. I can assure you that a 15 month old "baby" does not relinquish said possessions without a substantial fight :shock: .

But it seems to have stuck and seems such a good way to desribe the AA Lack of Challenge.

Well the person who first used the expression to describe the Plat Challenge is a bachelor with, as far as I know, no off-spring!

Compared with getting an actual baby to give up candy, the AA Plat Challenge is a walk in the park.

Next debate: How easy is it to actually take "a walk in the park"? And is it easier or harder than completing the Plat Challenge?

 

[Dave Noble]

Next debate: How easy is it to actually take "a walk in the park"? And is it easier or harder than completing the Plat Challenge?

This depends on various factors, such as whether there are any parks around and the likelihood of getting attacked n killed in a park etc. I would suggest that a CT Challenge is definately easier and likely more safer than a walk in the park... can a candy thief challenge be rated in comparison to pieces of cake tho and what type of cake would it be a piece of

Dave