If you won the lottery, what is the first thing you would do?

This is very very sneaky of you...

No I didn't, because I enjoy rehashing the same conversations over and over. Especially since I have a horrible memory.

No, I have no prejudices against lottery questions. The first thing I would do is buy a HOUSE!

I saw it first in qualification, and yes I did roll my eyes. Not so much in disgust, more like "Oh great! Another lottery survey! I NEVER get tired of THOSE!"...and I really don't think that I've ever wanted to shoot anyone.

...and to answer the lottery question: I'd make a survey about it!

Oooh, clever. You are a cheeky monkeeee aren't you?

Well, isn't that odd? Now you see it, now you don't comments. Very curious indeed. Sort of like musical comments. Hmmmmm.

It's okay, because my answer changes just about every time I'm asked this question. As of right now, I would pay off a lot of bills and get to work on my house.

I dont know, but it definalty smells with de-ja-vo all over it. And this is exacty what I mean when I say that SC has lost its creativity. Like I've said, its too ratings driven, and the only way to stop this trend is to vote execvily repeptive surveys bad.

I first tried to think how I last answered the question and whether my opinion had changed or not. Life and views do change and we shouldn't hesitate on re-asking questions. Okay there is a limit (no more cloning surveys please for a while)!

Jesus Christ you really are annoying with all that stupid chatter constantly. I wasn't talking to you. But if you must know, you did not see what I saw. There was a comment here by a user named pterodactyl. It said he wanted to shoot the creator after he read the explanation. Then it disappeared and there was a comment by a user named brianw there instead. BTW, all comments made anonymously are not always made by the same person. Stop irritating everyone if you can. I dare you. Talk about medication---YIKES. Maybe instead of doing survey marathons you could just come up with a few good ones now and then. Chill, guy.

When you first enter a comment (except for anonymous comments), you are given the option of editing or deleting the comment. It is likely that the author of the comment you saw thought better of it and deleted it. It seems a bit rude of you to repost that comment including the name of the author, especially considering that you have chosen not to include your own name. If a user deletes his own comment, it might be because he has decided he doesn't want his name associated with those words. An anonymous commentator ought to be able to identify with and respect that sentiment.

No, I tried to think of what I would do first if I did win the lottery, but I honestly do not know what I would do.

Firstly, I was not addressing you, Secondly, that is not what happened. But thank you so much for your input anyway. Oh, is it as rude as you getting involved in it? Cos if so, I am very very sorry. You have a nice day now. BTW you are given the option of editing and/or deleting anonymous comments just like any other comment, so I guess your theory doesn't quite jibe.

Oh, please. This is a public forum. You can't reasonably suggest that it's rude simply to join in to a discussion here.

But then, being reasonable doesn't seem to be your intention.

Analog, I'm afraid Anonymous1,2,3 is quite correct. Here at Survey Central, it's considered to be an incredibly rude act to simply jump into a conversation that you weren't invited, to just start talking to someone out of the blue like that, to butt in and...

Ummm...(oops)

Just kidding with you, Analog! (You must have thought the entire world's "gone jerk" for a second there, huh? Haha.)

This "Anonymous" character has been consistently waddling around behind me and leaving these sort of comments my way - don't know what it's about really. I kindly tried to get this masked caper to understand that if I knew who they were, the jibes would sting a little more. But ol' "A" chooses to remain...well - just "A", I suppose.

Heh.

I think that the interesting thing about this survey is the number of people whose answers indicate that they didn't read the description text before responding.

No. I was disapointed when i found this was not they survey I thought.

When I saw it in qual I did. But not when I saw it just then, even though I didn't remember it.

No, I started thinking about a new car and a nice house. Thanks for blowing my dream time!