For those who have young-ish kids, only. Young-ish is defined as currently no older than 16. At what age did you allow your kid to have their own cellphone? For multiple kids, answer for the youngest one.
- 0 years old - 2 years old
- 3 years old - 4 years old
- 5 years old - 6 years old
- 7 years old - 8 years old
- 9 years old - 10 years old
- 11 years old - 12 years old
- 13 years old - 14 years old
- 15 years old - 16 years old
The GOP debate is tonight. Which of them would make the best (or, if you prefer, least repulsive) president?
- Doug Burgum
- Chris Christie
- Ron DeSantis
- Nikki Haley
- Asa Hutchinson
- Mike Pence
- Vivek Ramaswamy
- Tim Scott
Darn it! That’s the second time this month I’ve fallen for…
- …the old false neck trick
- …the old three-way gun trick
- …the old bug in the rug trick
- …the old finger in the gun trick
- …the old gun in the peg leg trick
- …the old spy in the dog suit trick
- …the old bomb in the snack truck trick
- …the old dashboard in the drawer trick
- …the old aeroplane in the haystack trick
- …the old flatiron in the hot coals trick
- …the old gas bomb in the horoscope trick
- …the old hideout under the carwash trick
- …the old gas mask in the false nose trick
- …the old hacksaw in the belt buckle trick
- …the old microphone in the squeegee trick
- …the old inflatable head in the cloak trick
- …the old secret panel in the book case trick
- …the old poison needle in the phonograph trick
- …the old chief in the brown beard and wig trick
- …the old sleeping foot powder in the shoe trick
- …the old tiny tape recorder in the trailer trick
- …the old fake fingertips on the fire escape trick
- …the old mortar in the rocks in the 14th hole trick
- …the old bullet-proof cummerbund in the tuxedo trick
- …the old secret supply room in the supply room trick
- …the old communications equipment in the French bread trick
- …the old remote-controlled self-propelled spinning doorknob trick
- …the old double agent with the two faces and the twin locker trick
- …the old check the baggage, take out the insurance, page him to the phones, spin the booth trick
- …the old drug his prunes, fake the fight, ransack the apartment, and switch places with the admiral trick
- …the old Professor Peter Peckinpah all-purpose anti-personnel Peckinpah pocket pistol under the toupee trick
- …the old long-playing high-frequency ultrasonic stereophonic strike-the-match-against-the-sounding-board trick
Time-travel tourism is now a thing. You’ve won a one-week guided tour to a Warsaw Pact country of your choice in the mid-20th century.
Which country do you choose to visit?
- People’s Socialist Republic of Albania
- People’s Republic of Bulgaria
- Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
- German Democratic Republic
- Hungarian People’s Republic
- Polish People’s Republic
- Socialist Republic of Romania
- Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
And which decade would you like to visit that country in?
Who sported the best haircut?
- Picard
- Riker
- Data
- Troi
- Crusher (Beverly)
- Crusher (Wesley)
- Yar
- Worf
- Geordi
Best facial hair in Trek?
The best bald head in Star Trek:
- Picard
- Sisko
- Quark
- The Emergency Medical Hologram
How many over-the-counter vitamin, dietary or herbal supplement pills do you take every day?
Not including prescription drugs, or OTC pain relievers, cold remedies, laxatives or other OTC medications for specific conditions.
- None
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10 or more
You just won a $2.05 billion jackpot. It is the largest lottery in history, barely beating out the previous record of $2.04 billion. You are the sole winner. You’ve hired lawyers, financial advisors, tax accountants and whatnot. Sadly, you cannot remain private; you are in one of the states that mandates that the winner’s identity be publicly disclosed.
- Take the $1,002,490,200 lump sum right now
- Take the $2,050,000,000 annuity, spread out over 30 years
How much money do you give each of your kids now (ignoring inheritance last-will-and-testament when you die, that’s a separate thing)?
- I give them each a big lump sum of money right now, like $10 million or more, but tell them to expect no more until I die
- I put each of them on a continuous allowance plan of sorts for now, like $200,000 a year or something
- I give them each a “modest” lump sum of less than $5 million, but tell them to expect no more until I die
- I don’t give them anything right now.
- Other answer
How much money do you give each of your siblings and parents?
- A lot
- Some
- Rather little
- None
How much do you give each of your relatives (cousins, uncles, aunts, grandparents, grandkids?)
- A lot
- Some
- Rather little
- None
How much do you give your close friends outside the family?
- A lot
- Some
- Rather little
- None
- I don’t have any friends
Now that you’re a billionaire, what does your lifestyle look like?
- Hectic and frenetic (in a good way)
- Considerably more active and interesting than before, but not a lot so
- Only a bit different than before
- No different than before, or even in fact a super-sedate and tranquil lifestyle
- Other answer
When you die, how much of your wealth will you leave to your kids/spouse?
Should “being a Karen,” the overly gendered term for someone loudly attacking innocent people in public for imagined misdeeds, be replaced with the term “being an Elon”?
- Yes
- No
- Unsure, Elon is more of a cockwomble so it might not catch on
Which do you find more lacking in your life from others?
- People expressing gratitude to me.
- People apologizing to me.
- I feel an adequate amount of both! I’m so appreciated!
- I feel a lack of both equally.
If you are a gun-supporter, would you agree with the statement: “Mass shootings are the unavoidable, unpleasant but acceptable side effect of having widespread gun rights/access?”
If you are a gun-opponent, would you consider the above statement to be a fair characterization of the pro-gun side?
My cousin has taken to refering to some of the neighborhood children as “pre-verbals”
- it is a beautiful thing
- hey, they are kids, it is what they do
- I do not remember my kids screaming like that all the freakin’ time
- geez, I never screamed like that (AFAIK)
- boston baked beans, chicken bones, candy cigarettes and bazooka
What is the name of the grassy strip between the sidewalk and the street?
(choose up to three that are most familiar to you)
- the parkin
- “the devil’s highway”
- “the grassy strip between the sidewalk and the street”
- the median
- the nuisance strip
- the easement
- the terrace
- the berm
- the tree lawn
- the road verge
- the verge
- the parkway (strip)
- the curb strip
- the devil strip
- the besidewalk
- the boulevard (strip)
- the common
- the curb lawn
- the drive strip (or drivestrip)
- the extension lawn
- the furniture zone
- the landscape zone
- the planter zone
- the grass bay (or plot)
- the gore
- the hell strip
- the island strip
- the long acre
- the mow strip
- the nature strip
- neutral ground
- the park strip
- the parking (strip)
- the parkrow
- the planting strip
- the right-of-way
- the roadside
- the shoulder
- the sidewalk lawn
- the sidewalk plot
- the sidewalk strip
- the sidewalk taint
- the street lawn
- the swale
- the setback
- the tree belt (or tree box)
- the tree lawn (treelawn)
- the utility strip
- I have no word for this
- other
What is the name of the grassy strip between the sidewalk and the street?
- choose up to three that are most familiar to you:
- the parkin
- “the devil’s highway”
- “the grassy strip between the sidewalk and the street”
- the median
- the nuisance strip
- the easement
- the terrace
- the berm
- the tree lawn (treelawn)
- the road verge
- the verge
- the parkway (strip)
- the curb strip
- the devil strip
- the besidewalk
- the boulevard (strip)
- the common
- the curb lawn
- the drive strip (or drivestrip)
- the extension lawn
- the furniture zone
- the landscape zone
- the planter zone
- the grass bay (or plot)
- the gore
- the hell strip
- the island strip
- the long acre
- the mow strip
- the nature strip
- neutral ground
- the park strip
- the parking (strip)
- the parkrow
- the planting strip
- the right-of-way
- the roadside
- the shoulder
- the sidewalk lawn
- the sidewalk plot
- the sidewalk strip
- the sidewalk taint
- the street lawn
- the swale
- the setback
- the tree belt (or tree box)
- the tree law
- the utility strip
- I have no word for this
- other
- choose up to three that you’d like to use:
- the parkin
- “the devil’s highway”
- “the grassy strip between the sidewalk and the street”
- the median
- the nuisance strip
- the easement
- the terrace
- the berm
- the tree lawn (treelawn)
- the road verge
- the verge
- the parkway (strip)
- the curb strip
- the devil strip
- the besidewalk
- the boulevard (strip)
- the common
- the curb lawn
- the drive strip (or drivestrip)
- the extension lawn
- the furniture zone
- the landscape zone
- the planter zone
- the grass bay (or plot)
- the gore
- the hell strip
- the island strip
- the long acre
- the mow strip
- the nature strip
- neutral ground
- the park strip
- the parking (strip)
- the parkrow
- the planting strip
- the right-of-way
- the roadside
- the shoulder
- the sidewalk lawn
- the sidewalk plot
- the sidewalk strip
- the sidewalk taint
- the street lawn
- the swale
- the setback
- the tree belt (or tree box)
- the utility strip
- I don’t want a word for this
- other
How much suffering have you experienced in life, compared to the average person? (however you choose to define “average”)