Do you own one or more trophies that you won for doing something (as an individual, not as a member of a team)? A trophy is any physical object given to you as an award for your achievement, but should be something more substantial than a certificate or other printed material.
If you were driving down the road, in town, for a couple of miles with your left blinker on, and you had no intention of ever turning left, would you notice that your left blinker is on? Mark all that apply.
No, the blinker doesn’t make enough noise for me to hear it.
No, I turn up my radio so loud that I can’t hear the blinker.
No, I am too deaf to hear the blinker sound.
No, the blinker indicator on the dashboard is not bright enough for me to notice it.
No, the blinker indicator on the dashboard is blocked from my point of view.
No, I am too blind to see the blinker indicator on the dashboard.
No, I am too concentrated on the traffic around me to worry about the state of my blinker.
Yes, I can hear the blinker noises.
Yes, I would notice the blinker indicator on the dashboard.
Yes, my brain’s IO queue would remember that I turned on the blinker and need to shut it off.
I got home from work last night to find a new phone book had been delivered to my home.
What do you do when you get a new phone book?
Immediately chuck it in the trash or recycling. Who still uses phone books?
Keep it, just out of habit or whatever reason, even though you’re not likely to actually use it.
Keep it, and plan to actually use it to look up phone numbers.
Keep it for some non phone related use, like to shred it and use it as hampster bedding, or light the barbecue with it, or use it as toilet paper, or whatever.
Other?
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I yell “The new phone book’s here!” like Steve Martin in The Jerk
Which soon-to-be-defunct restaurant chain that I haven’t been to in years should we go to tomorrow night for one last time before they go the way of the dodo bird?