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| # | Comment | Survey |
|---|---|---|
| 6081 | Little bit of both and it depends on the person how much of which.
Too bad there wasn't an option for that... | Does the body rule the mind or does the mind rule the body? |
| 6082 | Tsawwassen, most people say it with a silent S, some people say it with a silent T. I suspect the correct way to say it is as though you have marbles in your mouth...no offense to our Native brethren... | Is there a city or town name in your area which is pronounced in a way which would be considered strange to an outsider? |
| 6083 | I love doing these...I don't think I'm going to do so well this time around.
Charlton Heston: American actor. Famous for telling everyone that Soylent Green is people. Elvis Stojko: Canadian figure skater. Probably a homo.  Frank Lloyd Wright: American architect of the early 20th century. Gregory Peck: Another American actor. "To Kill a Mockingbird" comes to mind... John A. MacDonald: First Canadian Prime Minister AKA "the father of confederation". John Cage: Probably the greatest American composer of the 20th century. Johnnie Cochrane: American lawyer, successfully defended the juice. Johnny Cash: One of the great American C&W singers. Kemal Atatürk: See John A. MacDonald above, translate into Turkish. LaToya Jackson: Michael Jackson's little sister. Used to be on TV... Noam Chomsky: (correct spelling) Professor of Linguistics at MIT, author, lecturer, prominent US foreign policy critic, anarchist... Paul Simon: The more talented half of Simon & Garfunkel. Tom Brokaw: American newsreader. Virginia Woolf: English novelist. Yanni: Another one of those Greek New Age synthesizer-playing guys that goes by one name, not to be confused with Vangelis. Okay, those are the ones I know for sure and ticked off. A few other ones I'll take a stab at... Benedict XVI: Sounds like a Pope. Empress Eugénie: Some European royal, sounds familiar, can't remember who she is or where she's from. Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei: Sounds like Ayatollah Khomeini. I can't keep track of these guys... Jasim bin Jabir: There was an alchemist named "Jabir", I don't think he had a longer name than that though... Jenna Jameson: Sounds familiar. I'm thinking about Spiderman comic books... Nebuchadnezzar: I'm thinking ancient Sumeria or something... Philip V of Macedon: Sounds familiar. I can't tell you anything beyond the obvious. | Which of the following people do you recognise? IIII |
| 6084 | I know that now. I started checking all my "wrong" answers after I posted. Benedict XVI is the current Pope, Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is the current Ayatollah, Empress Eugénie was Napoleon's wife...*blushes*
I'm not surprised that I didn't know who Jenna Jameson is...far too young for my taste!  | Which of the following people do you recognise? IIII |
| 6085 | I don't know him. I know that the other one died a while back and that they got a new one, but I wouldn't know him if he showed up at my door right now. (Although the hat might be a clue!) | Which of the following people do you recognise? IIII |
| 6086 | Actually, I should have said "Napoleon III" so as not to be confused with his more famous stepfather. He died in 1873, she died in 1920. | Which of the following people do you recognise? IIII |
| 6087 | Me too! I'll often catch myself bowing to a prune danish and then feeling silly... | Which of the following people do you recognise? IIII |
| 6088 | I was wondering about that. I often check my answers afterwards. I was thinking she was on some sitcom back in the seventies or something...Obviously I haven't been keeping very good track.  | Which of the following people do you recognise? IIII |
| 6089 | Given that I recently dated an archaeologist I have a more realistic view. Riding around in helicopters, slogging through muck, spending a lot of time in the office writing reports... | What comes closest to the way you view archaeology? |
| 6090 | I don't have to, they are almost always closed anyway. The only time I open them is when I want to look out, then I close them again right away. I don't have drapes in the kitchen, so that's where I usually do my looking out the window... | Do you close your window shades/curtains/blinds when you go to sleep? |
