My King of the Hill minor character poll didn’t seem to go over so well, but maybe Matt Groening’s characters are more memorable. So in honor of the announced return of Futurama, let try a Futurama poll. What are your three favorite minor Futurama characters? I’ll define “minor” as not part of the core Planet Express team.
You’re a celebrity. You have the ability to turn on and off your recognizability at will. When you are “on,” you are one of the most famous and popular people in the world, and (almost) everyone likes you. When you are “off,” you are anonymous; no more recognizable than anyone else.
I know both teams because 1) I live in Los Angeles and 2) so many people mispronounce Bengals as “bingels” or “bangles” that it has been painfully imbedded in my brain.
I approve of how MBAs allow companies to quantify quality by rating my ability to do my job so they don’t have to talk to others about whether or not I am good with customers, coworkers, or add value to the company.
When it comes to passengers being disruptive on flights to the point of violence, being restrained and/or planes turning around, how much of a factor do you feel alcoholic drinks being allowed is?
Sometimes I see a thread title and it sounds interesting. But if a lot of people have already posted, I often avoid it, thinking I’d probably only say what has already been said several times already. What number of existing replies makes you skip replying?
25
50
100
200
500
It doesn’t matter; if I’m interested, I’ll jump in.
When you buy a lot of Christmas candy (like Rolos or mini-Reese’s cups) at huge discount prices after Christmas do you sort the candy by color and use the red and silver ones for Valentine’s Day and the green and gold ones for St. Patrick’s Day?
Yes. Yes I do.
No. But great idea; I will do it next year!
No. My discount Christmas candy wouldn’t last until Valentine’s Day, let alone St. Patrick’s, regardless of color-sorting.
