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| # | Comment | Survey |
|---|---|---|
| 1161 | I'm DEAD??? Ah, crap. And I was finally getting serious about my commitment to writing my autobiography: "Idiots for Dummies" | When you've lived a full life and you have finally reached the end, how would you like your obituary to read? |
| 1162 | Glad to be of service in whatever way I can. Even if that means to "not be". | When you've lived a full life and you have finally reached the end, how would you like your obituary to read? |
| 1163 | I AM a shoe salesperson. What - you thought my user name here insinuated something different? I was going to go with "OnTheHeel", or maybe "ToToeToToe", but those just didn't roll "OffTheTongue" as well. Of course, "InTheLaces" was in no way going to "BeTheFit" for me, so..."OfTheSoul" it is. It's no cake walk being "InMyShoes", you know. | When you've lived a full life and you have finally reached the end, how would you like your obituary to read? |
| 1164 |  | Do you hear the sounds made in your mouth when you are chewing food? |
| 1165 | I was wondering if anyone was going to say something like you just said: "Oh great, now I am going to remember this survey for the rest of my life, everytime I brush." There are a few things in my head I couldn't erase if I tried--well, I HAVE tried. Incredibly stupid memories that have no purpose remaining alive (like remembering a survey everytime you brush). REAL stupid things. Once, I saw Goldie Hawn wrapped in a towel after she exited the shower in the movie "Bird on a Wire"--I think of that damn scene EVERY SINGLE TIME I reach for the towel coming out of the shower. Another stupid thing locked in my brain is Richard Dawson asking the feuding family to guess the last unturned answer to "places I might forget to dry off after showering". Everyday, after my Goldie Hawn recollection, good ol' Kissie-Dawson chimes in with "BACK OF ARMS! YOU WIN!" It can be annoying. | Will you be able to NOT think of this survey the next time you brush your teeth? |
| 1166 | If what I suspect will happen with a lot of these here who discussed how they were NOT reminded that first time, it seems almost certain you're now more apt to think of this survey the NEXT time you perform the task of brushing your teeth. This is just my own, very unprofessional notion, every bit lacking any substantial logic or backing to the prediction. I think now--since you've typed about it--chances are good you'll be reminded of this survey. I'm confident of that enough to even guess that you will probably get that reminder either the very second you reach for the toothpaste, or earlier - maybe when you're preparing to brush. (This is what had me think the fifth option might be necessary.) It will be interesting to know how it turns out. | Will you be able to NOT think of this survey the next time you brush your teeth? |
| 1167 | Me too, actually. Yet another failed experiment.  | Will you be able to NOT think of this survey the next time you brush your teeth? |
| 1168 | Well I'm not particularly religious and I stopped working in the fields a loooooooong time ago. Let's just say I'm in the "media" industry. | Will you be able to NOT think of this survey the next time you brush your teeth? |
| 1169 | Entertainment, specifically. | Will you be able to NOT think of this survey the next time you brush your teeth? |
| 1170 | Do you ever just take a week off from bothering to track all that? I am very fortunate to never have worried about any of that stuff, but I imagine if I were the type to gain weight from it I would be a very large person. Once, in a matter of one morning, I ate a heart-shaped "cookie-brownie" weighing over six pounds, given to me at work on Valentine's Day. I can eat two large pizzas in one lunch and look forward to dinner. (Only one pizza though if they're the "real" kind, from either Chicago or New York.) At Halloween and Christmas, people love to pile the candy into my office. They marvel at my consumption of it. I'm 38 years old and I usually weigh 167-180 pounds. Quite often, I will gain or lose about 10 pounds of that difference in weight in just one week's time. I just can't imagine being that occupied by those concerns each day of my life. I don't doubt the benefits that must make it worthy, otherwise so many people wouldn't keep track of their intake as they do (so cheers to you!)--I just can't imagine I would ever bother, even if it had the normal affects on my body. I guess I'm saying I'm great on the outside but--inside--I'm a sloven pig just bustin' to get out!  | Do you keep tabs on any of the following? |
