Test post

[Richard_Parker]

testtesttesttest

[Drunky_Smurf]

Test response.

Testes, testes, 1, 2, 3?

[Walken_After_Midnight]

Is this to be an empathy test? Capillary dilation of the so-called blush response? Fluctuation of the pupil. Involuntary dilation of the iris…

[andros]

I want to see it work on a person.

[Bullitt]

@Drunky_Smurf

Test response.

Testes, testes, 1, 2, 3?

[engineer_comp_geek]

@Walken_After_Midnight

Is this to be an empathy test? Capillary dilation of the so-called blush response? Fluctuation of the pupil. Involuntary dilation of the iris…

What’s a tortoise?

[Giles]

@engineer_comp_geek

What’s a tortoise?

Testudo.

[Biotop]

Test Post:

True or False

1. George Washington is never known to have travelled to Illinois
2. An orange’s seeds contain more vitamin C than its pulp
3. Ed Asner had no children
4. No Academy Award Best Picture title has contained a “Q”
5. Saran Wrap was named after someone whose name was Saran
6. No US Vice-President president has been named David
7. Kumquats are actually a berry
8. Blackbeard the pirate was married to a minister’s daughter
9. July Garland was allergic to peanuts
10. Iowa stretches more to the east than Texas

[snfaulkner]

@engineer_comp_geek

What’s a tortoise?

Do you know what a turtle is? Same thing.

[Leo_Bloom]

@Biotop

Test Post:

True or False

1. George Washington is never known to have travelled to Illinois
2. An orange’s seeds contain more vitamin C than its pulp
3. Ed Asner had no children
4. No Academy Award Best Picture title has contained a “Q”
5. Saran Wrap was named after someone whose name was Saran
6. No US Vice-President president has been named David
7. Kumquats are actually a berry
8. Blackbeard the pirate was married to a minister’s daughter
9. July Garland was allergic to peanuts
10. Iowa stretches more to the east than Texas

If no one answers, the elements in Biotop’s post cited here are neither true nor false.

Very S-catlike.

[Biotop]

@Leo_Bloom

If no one answers, the elements in Biotop’s post cited here are neither true nor false.

Very S-catlike.

I knew I should have posted a multiple choice test instead. Life is all about multiple choices and very little is either truly true or absolutely false.

[Leo_Bloom]

Seriously, were you trying to construct a poll-kludge to get binary responses?

[Leo_Bloom]

ETA: Do people still say “kludge”?

[John_DiFool]

@Richard_Parker

testtesttesttest

D-. No capitals, no spaces between the words, no punctuation.

You avoided an F by the clever use of alliteration.