Today’s question that demands an answer!

What is the single most defining moment in your life? What event in you past is the one thing that you can look back on and say “Yep…that is precisely what made me the kind of person I am today”?

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My question to you: non-sequiteurs

My mind has been mulling over a question that I can’t quite seem to think through, and I’m hoping you’ll help.
In any given discussion about non-sequiturs, can a comment that follows, no matter how random, ever actually in itself be a non-sequitur?
Your best answers in the comments!

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The secret of happiness?

Happiness is defined as emotion in which one experiences feelings ranging from contentment and satisfaction to bliss and intense joy [Wiki]. Of course, it’s never that simple. Happiness is such a transient, fleeting, and subjective emotion. Yet, despite its subjectiveness, many books have been written about how happiness can be achieved, the secret of happiness, [...]

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Eskom bosses asked to forgo bonuses

The Independent Democrat party has asked Eskom bosses to forget their bonuses, and do their bit for an ailing electricity infrastructure.
“If Eskom wants us to save energy and pay more for the energy we use then Eskom must do its bit by saving the money it is paying to an under-performing management.”
What do you think? [...]

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Windows games removed from work computers

At the Child Support Enforcement Department in Helena, Montana, USA, all the Windows games (you know the ones: Solitaire, Minesweeper, Hearts, and FreeCell) were removed from the computers (just like at a certain company we all know and love so much).
“If state employees have time to play computer games, then there are too many state [...]

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