Why do people have doors in doorways? (window, vent)

[BagongBuhay]

Originally Posted by Twinkle Toes

Weren't you just posting as Refugee56? Then before that Dingler and Goodtype???

Why do you think this?

[Twinkle Toes]

Originally Posted by bibit612

Why do you think this?

Check out this posters threads and do a comparison ...

[studedude]

Originally Posted by collegen00b

Whats the point? I mean it's just something to have to open and close for no reason?

I don't open them. I just do a molecular restructure and walk thru them.

[Beth56]

Originally Posted by Twinkle Toes

Weren't you just posting as Refugee56? Then before that Dingler and Goodtype???

or it could be wclac reincarnate...

[ShuttrBug]

O Door, why do I love thee?
Let me count the ways.
You keep the rain outside so we stay dry.
And the snow too, when the frost does bite.
The bugs in springtime,
and the crickets at night.
And spiders stay outside,
out of my sight!
But what I like best about you is this-
you keep my kid inside- most of the time, anyways.

[jimboburnsy]

Originally Posted by collegen00b

Whats the point? I mean it's just something to have to open and close for no reason?

Doors are magical. They allow you to walk through walls.

[Barking Spider]

Doors are put in for some of the same reasons floors are.
To help the economy and give people jobs.

For an example of this check out the Winchester House in CA.

Another reason they are put in is to befuddle the people that ask these inane questions.

G.A.L.

[Ohiogirl81]

If I didn't have doors, where would I hang my full-length mirrors? Or my jammies and robe when I take a shower?

[NewJersey?]

If you didn't have doors, how could you ever hear opportunity knocking?


Actually doors are made to be opened.

When one door closes, another one opens.

Not sure what all that meant.


IMO Number one reason is for privacy.

[motormaker]

Sounds like a conspiracy to me.