Date Posted: 5/7/2012 Researchers at Manchester Metropolitan University recently tested out "the three second rule" on different foods. If your food accidentally hits the floor, do you practice the "three second rule"? No way. If it gets dropped, it gets thrown away 109 [36.33%] Yes. If it's under 3 seconds, I'll eat it 33 [11%] It depends on what type of food 158 [52.66%]   Date Posted: 4/30/2012 For the 2,223 passengers aboard the Titanic, the lifeboats she carried were only enough for: 2,055 people 11 [2.94%] 1,178 people 144 [38.5%] 1,288 people 125 [33.42%] 1,565 people 92 [24.59%]   Date Posted: 4/23/2012 Your ideal summer vacation would be? A trip to Disney World with the family 26 [8.09%] A road trip with some friends 38 [11.83%] A relaxing week at the beach 145 [45.17%] The night life at Las Vegas 18 [5.6%] Camping, hiking, or any outdoor activity 94 [29.28%]   Date Posted: 4/16/2012 The only American president to have received 100 percent of the electoral votes is? Abraham Lincoln 26 [7.08%] George Washington 251 [68.39%] Thomas Jefferson 27 [7.35%] Theodore Roosevelt 49 [13.35%] Andrew Jackson 14 [3.81%]   Date Posted: 4/9/2012 Which area is the biggest challenge in your spring cleaning routine? Bathrooms 7 [2.66%] Bedrooms & closets 89 [33.84%] Garage & storage 105 [39.92%] Kitchen 18 [6.84%] I will not be spring cleaning 44 [16.73%]   Date Posted: 4/2/2012 How do you manage seasonal allergies? I get allergy shots 10 [3.89%] I use over the counter allergy medication 109 [42.41%] Lots of tissues and eye drops 45 [17.5%] I do not have seasonal allergies 92 [35.79%]   Date Posted: 3/26/2012 Who will you be rooting for in the NCAA Final Four? Louisville 17 [5.19%] Kentucky 107 [32.72%] Ohio State 21 [6.42%] Kansas 26 [7.95%] I will not be watching the games 156 [47.7%]   Date Posted: 3/19/2012 What location has the highest average life expectancy, at 89.68 years? Italy 103 [28.21%] Singapore 81 [22.19%] USA 21 [5.75%] Monaco 113 [30.95%] Australia 47 [12.87%]   Date Posted: 3/12/2012 Originally, the color associated with Saint Patrick's Day was Red 35 [10.23%] Tan 15 [4.38%] Purple 48 [14.03%] Blue 56 [16.37%] Gold 188 [54.97%]   Date Posted: 3/5/2012 The longest ears belong to what breed of dog? Bloodhound 107 [27.93%] Basset Hound 234 [61.09%] Cocker Spaniel 14 [3.65%] Beagle 16 [4.17%] Dachshund 12 [3.13%]   Date Posted: 2/28/2012 Do you own a smartphone? Yes, and I love it! 58 [17.21%] Yes, and it's not that great. 16 [4.74%] No, Just a regular cell phone. 236 [70.02%] I do not own a cell phone. 27 [8.01%]   Date Posted: 2/23/2012 Silly Putty was first introduced as a toy during what year? 1963 99 [33.67%] 1950 131 [44.55%] 1944 22 [7.48%] 1940 19 [6.46%] 1970 23 [7.82%]   Date Posted: 2/23/2012 si 0 [0%] 0 [0%]   Date Posted: 2/14/2012 What are the most popular Valentine's Day gifts? The Greeting Card Association, an industry trade group, says about 190 million Valentine's Day cards are sent each year. And that figure does not include the hundreds of millions of cards schoolchildren exchange. Flowers 89 [28.25%] Valentine's Day cards 149 [47.3%] Candy 77 [24.44%]   Date Posted: 2/14/2012 What are the most popular Valentine's Day gifts? th 0 [0%] 0 [0%]   Date Posted: 2/6/2012 What team were you rooting for during the Super Bowl? New York Giants 184 [48.67%] New England Patriots 57 [15.07%] Not a fan of either team 65 [17.19%] I didn't watch the game 72 [19.04%]   Date Posted: 1/31/2012 The largest rubber band ball weighs The largest rubber band ball weighs 4,097 kg (9,032 lb), was made by Joel Waul (USA) and was measured in Lauderhill, Florida, USA, on 13 November 2008. 541 lbs 12 [4.78%] 973 lbs 54 [21.51%] 14,439 lbs 34 [13.54%] 9,032 lbs 114 [45.41%] 11,903 lbs 37 [14.74%]   Date Posted: 1/31/2012 The largest rubber band ball weighs The largest rubber band ball weighs 4,097 kg (9,032 lb), was made by Joel Waul (USA) and was measured in Lauderhill, Florida, USA, on 13 November 2008. 0 [0%] 0 [0%]   Date Posted: 1/23/2012 What state officially became one of the United States on January 3rd, 1959? 3rd January, 1959 : Alaska became the 49th state of the United States of America. A new U.S. flag of 13 stripes and 49 stars waved in the air. Arizona 3 [0.73%] Utah 1 [0.24%] Wyoming 9 [2.2%] Alaska 231 [56.47%] Hawaii 165 [40.34%]   Date Posted: 1/5/2012 What type of internet do you have coming into your home? Check out S.O.A.R. - Service Over A Radio DSL 315 [51.55%] Wireless 140 [22.91%] Cable 52 [8.51%] Dial-up 75 [12.27%] None/Other 29 [4.74%]   Date Posted: 1/3/2012 Are you keeping up with news about the Iowa Caucuses? Yes 91 [46.42%] No 105 [53.57%]   Date Posted: 12/27/2011 What color do you get when you combine an equal amount of red paint with an equal amount or yellow paint? Correct answer is: Orange blue 15 [3.29%] orange 377 [82.85%] green 52 [11.42%] red 2 [0.43%] pink 9 [1.97%]   Date Posted: 12/12/2011 Which type of triangle has one angle that is greater than 90 degrees? Correct answer is: Obtuse Right 30 [5.22%] Obtuse 463 [80.66%] Acute 46 [8.01%] Pentagon 13 [2.26%] None of these 22 [3.83%]   Date Posted: 12/2/2011 What singer was born on Christmas Day, December 25th, 1946? Correct answer is: "Jimmy Buffett" Jimmy Buffett 190 [40.94%] Bette Midler 53 [11.42%] Paul McCartney 47 [10.12%] Dolly Parton 126 [27.15%] Tony Orlando 48 [10.34%]   Date Posted: 11/30/2011 In December of 1843, what famous Christmas story was first published? Correct answer is: "A Christmas Carol" "The Night Before Christmas" 90 [35.15%] "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" 14 [5.46%] "Good King Wenceslaus" 20 [7.81%] "A Christmas Carol" 121 [47.26%] "Miracle On 34th Street" 11 [4.29%]   Date Posted: 11/21/2011 On Thanksgiving Day I can expect to be… Have a Happy Thanksgiving Day! At my home with family for dinner 171 [40.52%] At another home with family/friends for dinner 146 [34.59%] Out of town visiting family/friends 48 [11.37%] Alone for dinner 38 [9%] Working 19 [4.5%]   Date Posted: 11/17/2011 Which two American presidents were born on November 2nd - seventy years apart? James Polk, born Nov. 2, 1795, was the 11th president and Warren Harding, born Nov. 2, 1865, was the 29th president. Taylor & Tyler 19 [9.54%] Nixon & Jefferson 30 [15.07%] Ford & Van Buren 29 [14.57%] Polk & Harding 44 [22.11%] Truman & Reagan 77 [38.69%]   Date Posted: 11/7/2011 Lincoln gave his Gettysburg address in November of what year? Thursday, November 19, 1863 1861 69 [14.11%] 1863 321 [65.64%] 1866 60 [12.26%] 1869 20 [4.08%] 1871 19 [3.88%]   Date Posted: 11/1/2011 In ancient Rome, what began on November 11th? Winter once began on November 11, according to the calendar of ancient Rome. The Winter Olympics 49 [17.5%] The gladiatorial events 103 [36.78%] Winter 69 [24.64%] The week of devotion to Mars 40 [14.28%] Christmas 19 [6.78%]   Date Posted: 10/31/2011 Every Halloween, Charlie Brown’s friend, Linus waits for whom to appear? Correct answer is: The Great Pumpkin The Red Baron 14 [7.4%] The Grinch 2 [1.05%] The Great Pumpkin 171 [90.47%] Le Corn Stocky 1 [0.52%] St. Swithin 1 [0.52%]   Date Posted: 10/28/2011 The Cardinals & Rangers play game 7 in the world series Friday, Oct 28 @ 8:30. Who are you rooting for? Heart-pounding Series to culminate in Game 7 St. Louis Cardinals 48 [26.66%] Texas Rangers 48 [26.66%] Neither, but still following 21 [11.66%] I don't follow baseball 63 [35%]   Date Posted: 10/25/2011 A Connecticut lawmaker wants to change Halloween to a floating holiday, like Labor Day or Thanksgiving. This way it will always fall on a Saturday. Don’t change it. It should stay on Oct 31. 140 [46.05%] That’s a great idea - easier for parents. 92 [30.26%] Don’t care either way 72 [23.68%]   Date Posted: 10/24/2011 Do you believe too much is being done to protect the NFL quarterback? Yes, player safety is important but right now it’s ridiculous 40 [30.3%] No, quarterbacks are too vulnerable and too valuable 44 [33.33%] I don't keep up with football 48 [36.36%]   Date Posted: 10/19/2011 Did you watch Tuesday night's (10/18) Republican Debate? Yes 45 [15.35%] No, I chose not to 199 [67.91%] No, but wanted to 49 [16.72%]   Date Posted: 10/12/2011 A heptagon is a shape with how many sides? A heptagon is a polygon with seven sides and seven angles 4 7 [1.78%] 6 24 [6.12%] 7 196 [50%] 8 51 [13.01%] 9 114 [29.08%]   Date Posted: 10/5/2011 Which of the following is NOT one of the Great Lakes? Alberta is NOT one of the great lakes. They are Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario Alberta 394 [92.27%] Huron 17 [3.98%] Michigan 6 [1.4%] Ontario 8 [1.87%] Superior 2 [0.46%]   Date Posted: 9/29/2011 How many years is one term for a U.S. representative? Correct answer is: 2 1 3 [0.81%] 2 232 [62.87%] 3 12 [3.25%] 4 62 [16.8%] 6 60 [16.26%]   Date Posted: 9/27/2011 What planet is closest to the sun? Answer: Mercury Venus 21 [8.93%] Earth 14 [5.95%] Mercury 167 [71.06%] Mars 25 [10.63%] Jupiter 8 [3.4%]   Date Posted: 9/19/2011 With the new Netflix pricing I'm going to... Go with a DVD-only plan 19 [4.38%] Go with a streaming-only plan 41 [9.46%] Go with a combined plan 20 [4.61%] Quit Netflix 18 [4.15%] I'm not a Netflix customer 335 [77.36%]   Date Posted: 9/12/2011 If you had to pay for FaceBook, would you still use it? Yes 11 [2.46%] No 284 [63.53%] I don't use it anyway 152 [34%]   Date Posted: 9/2/2011 Sailor Jack was the Mascot for Cracker Jacks. What was his dog's name? Popcorn 53 [11.3%] Buddy 82 [17.48%] Captain 70 [14.92%] Bingo 172 [36.67%] Lucky 92 [19.61%]   Date Posted: 8/31/2011 In which year did the Ford Motor Company first produce its Model T? The Model-T Ford is credited as being the first successfully mass-produced automobile. An estimated 15 million were made between 1908 and 1927 in a variety of body styles. 1888 4 [1.47%] 1898 20 [7.38%] 1908 138 [50.92%] 1914 72 [26.56%] 1928 37 [13.65%]   Date Posted: 8/24/2011 In which year of the 20th century did the Wall Street stock market crash? October of 1929 saw the start of a series of disastrous trading days on Wall Street. The American economy - and the world's economy - had risen steadily throughout the 1920s. There was mini slump in September, but stock prices rallied, until, on October 28th, a slump began that was not to bottom out until 1932. 1925 22 [4.66%] 1929 351 [74.36%] 1933 49 [10.38%] 1935 25 [5.29%] 1941 25 [5.29%]   Date Posted: 8/19/2011 Which of these is most annoying in the office break room? People leaving a mess for others to clean up 132 [51.96%] Co-workers stealing your food 44 [17.32%] Leaving expired food in the refrigerator 35 [13.77%] Co-workers cell phone use 30 [11.81%] Other 13 [5.11%]   Date Posted: 8/12/2011 Do you use Google maps for directions and/or your web page? When and why use a Google map on your website... Yes for both web page and directions 42 [17.64%] Yes for my web page, but not directions 7 [2.94%] Yes for directions, but not my web page 104 [43.69%] No, I don't use Google maps 85 [35.71%]   Date Posted: 8/9/2011 August 9th, 1930, is the birthdate of what cartoon character? Betty Boop made her first appearance on August 9, 1930, in the cartoon Dizzy Dishes Mickey Mouse 138 [48.76%] Minnie Mouse 14 [4.94%] Betty Boop 107 [37.8%] Bullwinkle (the moose) 21 [7.42%] Yertle the Turtle 3 [1.06%]   Date Posted: 8/3/2011 Do you oppose or support the recent compromise plan that would significantly cut federal spending while raising the government's borrowing limit? Oppose - not enough cuts 160 [51.77%] Oppose - didn't have enough tax increase 42 [13.59%] Support - 20 [6.47%] Just glad it's over 87 [28.15%]   Date Posted: 7/28/2011 What is your favorite job listing site? Monster.com 19 [16.1%] CareerBuilder.com 17 [14.4%] LinkedIn.com 4 [3.38%] Craigslist.com 13 [11.01%] Other 65 [55.08%]   Date Posted: 7/21/2011 Which transportation "first" occurred on July 24th, 1814? Correct answer is: The first steam locomotive debuted The first steam locomotive debuted 173 [50.43%] The first coast-to-coast railroad opened 60 [17.49%] The first balloon flight across the English Channel took place 55 [16.03%] The first female balloon pilot was licensed 3 [0.87%] The first steamship crossed the Pacific 52 [15.16%]   Date Posted: 7/12/2011 In July of 1971, the United States passed the 26th Amendment. What did it do? Correct answer is: Set the minimum voting age in the United States at 18 Guaranteed equal rights for women 50 [9.96%] Set the minimum age for military service at 18 46 [9.16%] Set the minimum voting age in the United States at 18 297 [59.16%] Set the minimum drinking age in the United States at 21 75 [14.94%] Set the minimum age for the office of President at 40 34 [6.77%]   Date Posted: 7/8/2011 Indiana schools are no longer required to teach cursive. Do you think this is a good idea? Indiana Schools No Longer Required To Teach Cursive Yes 28 [9.06%] No 260 [84.14%] Not sure 21 [6.79%]   Date Posted: 7/1/2011 The Declaration of Independence was signed by 56 men. Two of the signers would eventually become U.S. Presidents. Who were they? The two future U.S. presidents were Thomas Jefferson and John Adams. John Hancock, elected as a president of Congress, was the only person to sign the Declaration of Independence on July 4. It wasn't until Aug. 2 that the remaining delegates began to sign the document. George Washington and Thomas Jefferson 64 [12.82%] George Washington and John Adams 100 [20.04%] John Hancock and Thomas Jefferson 47 [9.41%] John Adams and Thomas Jefferson 213 [42.68%] James Madison and Thomas Jefferson 75 [15.03%]   Date Posted: 6/21/2011 What convenient, timesaving invention was unveiled by inventor Sylvan Goldman in Oklahoma City on June 4th, 1937? Correct Answer: The shopping cart The electric hair dryer 56 [11.11%] The shopping cart 183 [36.3%] The automatic washing machine 195 [38.69%] Frozen foods 42 [8.33%] Dry cleaning 28 [5.55%]   Date Posted: 6/15/2011 What was first advertised for sale in New York City on June 8th, 1786? On June 8th, 1786, the very first commercial ice cream advertisement was put up by Mr. Hall, of Chatham Street in New York, informing potential customers that he was selling ice cream. His parlor, which had opened in 1776, had been selling ice cream only in small amounts before that first advertisement. Shoes with laces 85 [24.01%] Bi-focal eyeglasses 85 [24.01%] Ice Cream 107 [30.22%] Waffles 18 [5.08%] Bubble Gum 59 [16.66%]   Date Posted: 6/14/2011 Multisensory Advertising - Would you like advertisements that you could not only see, but smell too? See It, Smell It, Buy It… Multisensory Advertising Yes 29 [18.35%] No 99 [62.65%] Not sure 29 [18.35%]   Date Posted: 6/9/2011 Do you use Foursquare? Foursquare for Your Small Business Yes, I check-in regularly 3 [1.1%] Yes, but not recently 1 [0.36%] No, but I know what it is 23 [8.45%] Never heard of it before 245 [90.07%]   Date Posted: 6/6/2011 Which of these states was born from the first British colony on American soil that lasted? Correct: Virginia - in 1607, 115 years after Christopher Columbus had discovered the New World, Captain John Smith established a British colony at Jamestown, VA. English attempts at settlement in the Americas had begun already during the 1580s on Roanoke Island of NC's Outer Banks. This colony was lost however. The "Mayflower" pilgrims founded Plymouth in 1620. Pennsylvania 22 [7.63%] Virgina 153 [53.12%] Massachusetts 84 [29.16%] New York 13 [4.51%] None of these 16 [5.55%]   Date Posted: 6/3/2011 NBA Championship - Dallas Mavericks vs Miami Heat NBA Finals Go Dallas! 33 [17.83%] Go Miami! 26 [14.05%] Don't care who wins but I keep up with games 7 [3.78%] Don't watch/keep up with NBA basketball 119 [64.32%]   Date Posted: 5/31/2011 Will gas prices affect your vacation location this summer? Yes, we will be vacationing at home 66 [33.84%] No, we will still travel for vacation 74 [37.94%] I don't take vacations 55 [28.2%]   Date Posted: 5/25/2011 Are you willing to pay more for a fuel efficient car to save at the pump? Yes 64 [25%] No 192 [75%]   Date Posted: 5/18/2011 If you are on Facebook how do you use it? LIKE Dnet on Facebook For personal only 147 [47.72%] For business only 2 [0.64%] For both business and personal use 24 [7.79%] I am not on Facebook 135 [43.83%]   Date Posted: 5/13/2011 I am in a state that has a lot of farmland and a great city. The towns of New Salem, Springfield, Metropolis, and Champaign all have special sites. I am in the Midwest in a state known for its corn and prairies. Where am I? Illinois is the Land of Lincoln, the birthplace of Ronald Reagan, Ulysses S. Grant had a home here after the Civil War, and President Obama calls Chicago home. Metropolis has a giant statue of Superman in front of the courthouse even though it is only a small town on the Ohio River. New Salem is where Abe Lincoln came as a young man. Colorado 4 [1.03%] Illinois 247 [63.98%] Iowa 52 [13.47%] Kansas 39 [10.1%] Missouri 44 [11.39%]   Date Posted: 5/10/2011 Know Your States? I am looking at the Rocky Mountains and I am at the Continental Divide. I have been to Missoula, Whitefish, Big Fork and Butte. What state am I in? Montana is Lewis and Clark country and loaded with historical sites. Missoula is called the Garden City because of its mild winters (compared to the rest of Montana) and is also home to the University of Montana. North Dakota 6 [1.63%] Minnesota 7 [1.9%] South Dakota 11 [2.98%] Montana 317 [86.14%] Wyoming 27 [7.33%]   Date Posted: 5/6/2011 This year spending is up 11% for Mother's Day. How much will you have spent for your mom this year? Mother’s Day spending on the rise [infographic] 1-49 dollars 94 [44.33%] 50-100 dollars 26 [12.26%] 101-200 5 [2.35%] Over 200 dollars 10 [4.71%] Not spending $ for my gift 77 [36.32%]   Date Posted: 5/6/2011 This year spending is up 11% for Mother's Day. How much will you have spent for your mom this year? I did not have to spend $ on my gift 1 [50%] 1-49 dollars 0 [0%] 50-99 dollars 1 [50%] 101-199 dollars 0 [0%] Over 200 0 [0%]   Date Posted: 5/3/2011 Right now, do you think the U.S. economy is growing, slowing down, in a recession, or in an economic depression? Growing 49 [16.55%] Slowing down 46 [15.54%] In a recession 123 [41.55%] In a depression 78 [26.35%]   Date Posted: 4/27/2011 Are you excited about the Royal wedding? I love stuff like this 51 [12.2%] I'm paying attention 61 [14.59%] Not too much 124 [29.66%] I ignore it/turn the TV 130 [31.1%] What wedding? 52 [12.44%]   Date Posted: 4/25/2011 Have you ever gotten a first-hand look at a tornado? Weather Channel's "Tornado Season, Watches, and Warnings" Yes 66 [38.82%] No 103 [60.58%]   Date Posted: 4/19/2011 For day-to-day items (gas, groceries, etc), what is your preferred method of pay, cash or debit card? Cash only 72 [21.81%] Mostly cash, some debit card 47 [14.24%] Mostly debit card, some cash 151 [45.75%] Debit card only 57 [17.27%]   Date Posted: 4/18/2011 80's Trivia: What 1980's sitcom was Tony Danza in? Correct Answer: Who's The Boss 1984-1992 Different Strokes 4 [2.15%] Family Ties 7 [3.76%] Full House 11 [5.91%] Growing Pains 7 [3.76%] Who's The Boss 157 [84.4%]   Date Posted: 4/11/2011 Should Congress pass a bill that raises the debt limit? Read article: WH: Obama regrets vote against raising debt limit Yes, but without spending cuts or other budget items attached 19 [5.91%] Yes, but only if major spending cuts are included 78 [24.29%] No, it should not be raised it at all 208 [64.79%] No opinion 16 [4.98%]   Date Posted: 4/8/2011 Will the federal government reach an agreement avoiding a government shutdown? yes 100 [57.47%] no 74 [42.52%]   Date Posted: 4/6/2011 Do you think nuclear power plants in the U.S. are safe or not safe? Safe 108 [52.94%] Not Safe 67 [32.84%] No Opinion 29 [14.21%]   Date Posted: 4/4/2011 Tonight UConn & Butler play for the NCAA National Title. Who are you pulling for? UConn 17 [10.62%] Butler 68 [42.5%] Neither, but will watch the game 6 [3.75%] Don't watch basketball 69 [43.12%]   Date Posted: 3/28/2011 Unthinkable foursome heading to Houston... Kentucky plays Connecticut & Butler plays Virginia Commonwealth. What two do you want in the title game? UConn & Butler 43 [11.08%] UConn & VCU 24 [6.18%] Kentucky & Butler 77 [19.84%] Kentucky & VCU 63 [16.23%] I don’t care 181 [46.64%]   Date Posted: 3/24/2011 Who below was president during World War II? Correct is: Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt was reelected to a fourth term in 1944, but died in office on April 12, 1945, and was succeeded by Truman, who had just become Vice President in January. Dwight Eisenhower 48 [12.97%] Franklin D. Roosevelt 274 [74.05%] John F. Kennedy 6 [1.62%] Teddy Roosevelt 18 [4.86%] None of these above 24 [6.48%]   Date Posted: 3/21/2011 How does your NCAAB March Madness bracket look at this time? Still looks great 12 [7.05%] They are ok but have good potential 21 [12.35%] Busted! 22 [12.94%] I did not participate in March Madness brackets 115 [67.64%]   Date Posted: 3/17/2011 Is the US doing enough to help Japan with the Nuclear crisis? Yes 128 [49.04%] No 43 [16.47%] Not sure 90 [34.48%]   Date Posted: 3/14/2011 It's March Madness time! How many brackets will you fill out this year? 0 114 [45.96%] 1 47 [18.95%] 2 8 [3.22%] 3 or more 16 [6.45%] What is a March Madness? 63 [25.4%]   Date Posted: 3/10/2011 Do YOU have your own website? Is it for personal or business? Yes, a personal website 14 [5.12%] Yes, a business website 33 [12.08%] Yes, both a business and a personal website 10 [3.66%] Yes, more than one business site 1 [0.36%] No, I don't have a website 215 [78.75%]   Date Posted: 3/9/2011 If you have a cell phone, what kind do you have? Smartphone: Android 21 [12.13%] Smartphone: iPhone 8 [4.62%] Smartphone: Blackberry 11 [6.35%] Other Smartphone (Windows, Palm, etc) 6 [3.46%] Standard Feature Phone 127 [73.41%]   Date Posted: 3/3/2011 This movie was released in the 1990’s > Men in Black - 1997; Pearl Harbor - 2001; Spider-Man - 2002; Three Men and a Baby - 1987; Batman Begins - 2005 Pearl Harbor 48 [12.46%] Spider-Man 29 [7.53%] Men in Black 165 [42.85%] Three Men and a Baby 115 [29.87%] Batman Begins 28 [7.27%]   Date Posted: 3/1/2011 Which movie was not made in the 80's? Ghost is a 1990 romantic fantasy drama film The Breakfast Club 44 [17.95%] Who Framed Roger Rabbit 55 [22.44%] Ghost 54 [22.04%] Ferris Bueller's Day Off 23 [9.38%] Lethal Weapon 2 69 [28.16%]   Date Posted: 2/23/2011 What color did the ghosts have to be for Pac Man to eat them? The ghosts turn deep blue, reverse direction and usually move more slowly. Blue 193 [58.84%] Yellow 63 [19.2%] Pink 30 [9.14%] Red 25 [7.62%] Teal 17 [5.18%]   Date Posted: 2/17/2011 What was the exact speed the car in Back to the Future had to go to travel through time? After entering a target date, the operator accelerated the DeLorean to 88 mph which activated the flux capacitor. 77 mph 26 [6.64%] 88 mph 200 [51.15%] 101 mph 45 [11.5%] 187 mph 56 [14.32%] None of these above 64 [16.36%]   Date Posted: 2/11/2011 How much will you spend on your Valentine for Valentine’s Day? 0-15 169 [57.67%] 16-50 68 [23.2%] 51-100 28 [9.55%] 101-250 11 [3.75%] Over 250 17 [5.8%]   Date Posted: 2/9/2011 How many golf balls are on the moon? Correct Answer: 2 - Though some believe 3, a confirmation of 2 can be found here None 64 [23.02%] 1 75 [26.97%] 2 63 [22.66%] 3 42 [15.1%] 4 34 [12.23%]   Date Posted: 2/7/2011 If you saw the Super Bowl Half Time Show this year on a scale of 1 - 5 how did you like it? 5 Loved it 20 [7.06%] 4 30 [10.6%] 3 It was ok 57 [20.14%] 2 55 [19.43%] 1 Hated it 121 [42.75%]   Date Posted: 1/31/2011 It's Superbowl Week! Will you be watching? Who do you want to win? Yes GO Steelers! 96 [19.67%] Yes GO Packers! 159 [32.58%] Yes, but don't care who wins 97 [19.87%] I want to watch but cannot 8 [1.63%] I have no interest in football 128 [26.22%]   Date Posted: 1/28/2011 What amount of e-mails does the average user send and receive each year? *Source Osterman Research Correct Answer: 40,000 8,000 59 [24.38%] 11,000 60 [24.79%] 25,000 61 [25.2%] 40,000 48 [19.83%] 75,000 14 [5.78%]   Date Posted: 1/27/2011 Do you believe the economy will improve in 2011? AP survey: Outlook for 2011 economy is brightening Yes 62 [31.95%] No 88 [45.36%] Not sure 44 [22.68%]   Date Posted: 1/27/2011 Do you believe the economy will improve in 2011? Yes 0 [0%] No 0 [0%] Not sure 0 [0%]   Date Posted: 1/26/2011 If you watched last night were you pleased by what you heard of the State of the Union Address? Yes 27 [14.91%] No 52 [28.72%] Did not watch 102 [56.35%]   Date Posted: 1/25/2011 Will you be watching the State of the Union Address tonight? Yes 54 [29.18%] I want to but will be unable to 8 [4.32%] No 123 [66.48%]   Date Posted: 1/25/2011 Will you be watching the State of the Union Address tonight? 0 [0%] 0 [0%]   Date Posted: 1/21/2011 What two teams are you pulling for in this weekend's NFL playoffs? Jets and Packers 45 [15.62%] Jets and Bears 29 [10.06%] Pittsburgh and Packers 68 [23.61%] Pittsburgh and Bears 22 [7.63%] I don’t care 124 [43.05%]   Date Posted: 1/20/2011 Are you following the news of Chinese President Hu Jintao's visit to Washington DC? Yes, I'm interested in it 58 [27.35%] I've just heard briefly on news 55 [25.94%] No, but I knew he's visiting D.C. 80 [37.73%] I did not know he was in U.S. 19 [8.96%]   Date Posted: 1/12/2011 When is the sun closest to the earth in the Northern Hemisphere? Correct Answer: winter summer 202 [48.67%] fall 14 [3.37%] spring 18 [4.33%] winter 181 [43.61%]   Date Posted: 1/6/2011 Over which latitude is the sun shining directly overhead during the winter solstice? Correct Answer: Tropic of Capricorn Arctic Circle 44 [12.57%] Tropic of Capricorn 115 [32.85%] Tropic of Cancer 62 [17.71%] The Equator 89 [25.42%] Antarctic Circle 40 [11.42%]   Date Posted: 1/4/2011 When the sun is closest to the earth, it is called what? Correct Answer: Perihelion > Earth travels around the sun in an elliptical orbit. That means the sun varies in distance from the earth from about 147.5 million km to about 152.6 million km in July. The earth is closest to the sun on about January 4th. eclipse 27 [12%] aphelion 53 [23.55%] perihelion 71 [31.55%] none of these 74 [32.88%]   Date Posted: 1/1/2011 Did you stay up to watch the New Year come in? Yes 155 [53.44%] No 134 [46.2%]   Date Posted: 12/28/2010 To me the snow over Christmas weekend... was beautiful. 268 [66.83%] was not welcome. 36 [8.97%] was an inconvenience but was ok. 86 [21.44%] did not get to our area. 11 [2.74%]   Date Posted: 12/21/2010 Christmas mostly means to me… Our Savior’s birthday 398 [86.14%] Time with family 46 [9.95%] Presents 6 [1.29%] Traveling 0 [0%] Time off 12 [2.59%]   Date Posted: 12/17/2010 A massive bipartisan tax package preventing a big New Year's Day tax hike for millions of Americans is on its way to President Obama for his signature Friday. Bill preventing big tax hikes heads to Obama Fri. This will be good for job growth 80 [27.87%] This will be good for families 74 [25.78%] This bill is too generous to the wealthy 56 [19.51%] I don't like the bill but has to be done to get good parts passed 60 [20.9%] I don’t care either way 17 [5.92%]   Date Posted: 12/9/2010 What kind of gift will you give your spouse/significant other this Christmas? Technology 86 [26.87%] Jewelry 49 [15.31%] Appliance 34 [10.62%] Clothing 100 [31.25%] Hand Made 51 [15.93%]   Date Posted: 11/30/2010 In the United States, this website represents more than 20 percent of downstream traffic during peak times. Netflix grabs 20 percent of peak time U.S. traffic Facebook 201 [38.8%] Google 86 [16.6%] Netflix 116 [22.39%] Twitter 37 [7.14%] Youtube 78 [15.05%]   Date Posted: 11/29/2010 Do you shop online for special deals on Cyber Monday? Stay Safe Online During Cyber Monday Yes, I have for a couple of years 12 [8.88%] Yes, this is my first year 4 [2.96%] I use to but don't anymore 8 [5.92%] No 88 [65.18%] I don't know what Cyber Monday is 23 [17.03%]   Date Posted: 11/23/2010 On Thanksgiving Day I can expect to be… Have a Happy Thanksgiving Day! At my home with family for dinner 155 [40.25%] At another home with family/friends for dinner 125 [32.46%] Out of town visiting family/friends 59 [15.32%] Alone for dinner 35 [9.09%] Working 11 [2.85%]   Date Posted: 11/19/2010 Travelers who fly could be subjected to the TSA’s new enhanced pat down while passing through airport security. How do you feel about this? I am for the pat downs for security reasons 148 [51.03%] I am against the pat downs despite security reasons 141 [48.62%]   Date Posted: 11/12/2010 On April 30, 1803 this leader sold the land his country claimed west of the Mississippi River to the United States of America in a treaty commonly known as the Louisiana Purchase. Thomas Jefferson doubled the land size of the United States when he made the Louisiana Purchase from Napoleon in 1803. England's King George III 25 [5.36%] Mexico's Juan Nepomuceno Almonte 15 [3.21%] France's Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte 295 [63.3%] Spain's King Ferdinand VII 86 [18.45%] None of these above 45 [9.65%]   Date Posted: 11/11/2010 Thank you veterans! Are you a veteran that served our great country, protecting our freedoms? List yourself or your family member/friend so others can see! A. Yes, I am a veteran 39 [23.35%] B. No, but my immediate family member is a veteran 51 [30.53%] C. No, but my close friend is a veteran 18 [10.77%] B & C are true of me 42 [25.14%] A, B, and C are true of me 17 [10.17%]   Date Posted: 11/8/2010 True or False: Benjamin Franklin wanted America to have a king, not a president. False: Franklin was not one of the people who proposed that the United States have a king. In fact, he believed that no one person should have too much power, so he proposed a three-person presidential committee rather than a single president. True 180 [57.32%] False 134 [42.67%]   Date Posted: 11/2/2010 What U.S. Govt. Office runs every 6 years for election? Supreme Court Judge 57 [14.57%] House of Representatives 49 [12.53%] President 2 [0.51%] Senate 242 [61.89%] Secretary of State 41 [10.48%]   Date Posted: 11/1/2010 Judging by milk output, which of these states can claim the title of "dairy" state? Despite having the dairy cow as its official domestic animal, Wisconsin does not surpass California in milk production. Kansas 10 [3.92%] California 80 [31.37%] Wisconsin 135 [52.94%] Iowa 21 [8.23%] Deleware 9 [3.52%]   Date Posted: 10/28/2010 In this coming election I am more likely to vote for someone with… a lot of political experience 43 [17.84%] a little political experience 116 [48.13%] no political experience 59 [24.48%] I don’t vote 17 [7.05%] I am not eligible to vote 6 [2.48%]   Date Posted: 10/21/2010 Have you already voted in early voting in your area? Yes 181 [37.09%] No, not yet but I will vote early 126 [25.81%] No, I choose to vote on election day 145 [29.71%] No, I will not be voting 36 [7.37%]   Date Posted: 10/15/2010 On a scale of 1 to 5 – how would you rate your level of personal happiness right now? 1 – Not Happy 34 [8.45%] 2 47 [11.69%] 3 113 [28.1%] 4 116 [28.85%] 5 – Very Happy 92 [22.88%]   Date Posted: 10/14/2010 Nov. marks the 25th anniversary of Windows. What kind of OS was Windows 1.0? Windows 1.0 8-bit OS 59 [33.71%] 16-bit OS 73 [41.71%] 32-bit OS 14 [8%] 64-bit OS 12 [6.85%] None of these above 17 [9.71%]   Date Posted: 10/13/2010 How important is daily exercise in your life? Very. If I'm not getting stronger, I'm getting weaker. 61 [36.09%] Somewhat. I exercise when I can, but it's not a huge deal. 64 [37.86%] Not very. 44 [26.03%]   Date Posted: 10/8/2010 What is the most important goal in your life? To be happy 188 [56.45%] To be wealthy 11 [3.3%] To make other people's lives better 128 [38.43%] To live a long time 6 [1.8%]   Date Posted: 9/30/2010 How sure are you that your kids will have a better life than you did? 1 = Very doubtful 177 [39.42%] 2 53 [11.8%] 3 114 [25.38%] 4 40 [8.9%] 5 = Very confident 65 [14.47%]   Date Posted: 9/29/2010 At what age do you want to retire? 55 55 [24.88%] 65 61 [27.6%] 75 17 [7.69%] As soon as possible. 50 [22.62%] I don't think I'll ever want to retire. 38 [17.19%]   Date Posted: 9/27/2010 How much do you make a year? $0 to $12,999 40 [14.92%] $13,000 to $29,999 85 [31.71%] $30,000 to $49,999 71 [26.49%] $50,000 to $74,999 43 [16.04%] $75,000 or more 29 [10.82%]   Date Posted: 9/24/2010 How do you identify yourself politically? Conservative Republican 166 [48.68%] Moderate Republican 31 [9.09%] Moderate Democrat 44 [12.9%] Liberal Democrat 14 [4.1%] None of the Above. I’m an Independent. 86 [25.21%]   Date Posted: 9/23/2010 Which of the following best describes your definition of success? A job that pays me enough so I can buy what I want 17 [10.36%] A job that leaves me emotionally fulfilled and personally content 116 [70.73%] A job that makes my family proud 9 [5.48%] Not having to work at all 22 [13.41%]   Date Posted: 9/22/2010 A year from now, do you expect to be more, less, or as financially comfortable as you are today? More financially comfortable 53 [24.65%] Less financially comfortable 114 [53.02%] As financially comfortable 45 [20.93%]   Date Posted: 9/21/2010 At what age should kids get their first cell phone? At least 9 yrs old 3 [1.27%] At least 11 yrs old 9 [3.81%] At least 13 yrs old 60 [25.42%] Not before 16 yrs old 60 [25.42%] When they can pay for it themselves 104 [44.06%]   Date Posted: 9/16/2010 With broad tax reductions enacted under Bush expiring at year's end, Obama wants to renew the cuts for everyone except individuals earning at least $200,000 annually and couples making $250,000 and up. What do you think is a good idea? AP-GfK Poll: Nearly half oppose tax hikes for rich I agree with Obama 137 [30.3%] All tax cuts should be allowed to expire 12 [2.65%] Continue current tax cuts for all 144 [31.85%] Reduce everyone’s taxes further 139 [30.75%] No opinion 20 [4.42%]   Date Posted: 9/13/2010 Did the first week of NFL football go well for your favorite team? Yes, my favorite team won 66 [24.53%] No, my favorite team lost 60 [22.3%] My team plays tonight (Mon. 9/13) 2 [0.74%] Don't know, have not heard 15 [5.57%] I don’t follow NFL football 126 [46.84%]   Date Posted: 9/3/2010 On average how many emails do you receive in a single day? If you have multiple email accounts AVERAGE all of them together for you answer. 0-20 278 [53.46%] 21-50 154 [29.61%] 51-100 58 [11.15%] 101-150 15 [2.88%] 150 + 15 [2.88%]   Date Posted: 9/1/2010 Do you agree or disagree with President Obama’s decision to end the U.S. combat role in Iraq? Obama: US combat in Iraq over, 'time to turn page' Agree 146 [50.87%] Disagree 116 [40.41%] No Opinion 25 [8.71%]   Date Posted: 8/27/2010 What was the first product to have a barcode? The first product to have a bar code included was a packet of Wrigley's Gum Milk 98 [23.5%] Green Beans 32 [7.67%] Ketchup 34 [8.15%] Soft drink 84 [20.14%] Gum 169 [40.52%]   Date Posted: 8/23/2010 Which is most annoying? Noisy neighbors 69 [15.33%] Traffic jams 38 [8.44%] Hidden fees 48 [10.66%] Inaccurate weather reports 6 [1.33%] Not getting a human on the phone 289 [64.22%]   Date Posted: 8/20/2010 If a statue in the park of a person on a horse that has one leg raised in the air, the person died... If a statue in the park of a person on a horse has both front legs in the air, the person died in battle. If the horse has one front leg in the air the person died as a result of wounds received in battle. If the horse has all four legs on the ground, the person died of natural causes. in a training accident 3 [0.98%] in battle 127 [41.5%] as a result of wounds received in battle 93 [30.39%] of natural causes 15 [4.9%] None of these answers are correct 68 [22.22%]   Date Posted: 8/18/2010 Fill in the blank: There are ____ different ways to make change for a dollar? Using pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, half-dollars and dollar coins, there are 293 ways to make change for 1 US dollar. 15 34 [11.76%] 92 44 [15.22%] 114 50 [17.3%] 293 107 [37.02%] 521 54 [18.68%]   Date Posted: 8/13/2010 Who makes a better boss, a man or a woman? And what is your gender? A man is better boss – I am a man 91 [20.08%] A man is better boss – I am a woman 118 [26.04%] A woman is better boss – I am a man 14 [3.09%] A woman is better boss – I am a woman 35 [7.72%] There is no difference - both are ok 195 [43.04%]   Date Posted: 8/11/2010 Which animal below can last longer without water than a camel? A: Rat - You would think a camel would be one of these animals but no. A camel can only last up to 15 days without water. A Giraffe can go up to two months without water. The other animal is the Kangaroo Rat that lives in Death Valley. A Kangaroo Rat can go it's entire life of 3 - 5 years without taking a single sip of water. An Emu 42 [13.24%] A Road Runner 63 [19.87%] A Snake 125 [39.43%] A Rat 41 [12.93%] An Elephant 46 [14.51%]   Date Posted: 8/9/2010 Which animal has the highest blood pressure of all? A giraffe's heart, which can weigh up to 10 kg (22 lb) and measure about 60 cm (2 ft) long, must generate approximately double the normal blood pressure for an average large mammal to maintain blood flow to the brain. A Camel 23 [6.78%] A Shark 67 [19.76%] A Giraffe 158 [46.6%] A Hippopotamus 47 [13.86%] An Elephant 44 [12.97%]   Date Posted: 8/4/2010 Do you know what to do if you are lost and alone in the wilderness? In most cases, once you have collected your thoughts, your first priority should be to… Answer: Shelter -- Basic rules if you are lost and alone in the wilderness Build a fire for heat 14 [3.06%] Find or make a shelter against the weather 188 [41.13%] Signal to attract attention 67 [14.66%] Find water 165 [36.1%] Pick a direction and begin walking 23 [5.03%]   Date Posted: 8/2/2010 What is Earth's largest continent? Currently, Asia is Earth's largest continent at approximately 17,300,000 square miles (44,806,812 sq km). Africa comes in second at about 11,700,000 square miles (30,300,000 sq km). Africa 48 [15.14%] Antarctica 102 [32.17%] Asia 140 [44.16%] Europe 17 [5.36%] North America 10 [3.15%]   Date Posted: 7/30/2010 What type of Poll Questions do you prefer? issues regarding politics/government 67 [34.53%] issues regarding entertainment/media 5 [2.57%] issues regarding improvements in nature/science 12 [6.18%] issues regarding family/wellness of others 13 [6.7%] general knowledge trivia 97 [50%]   Date Posted: 7/28/2010 On Tuesday BP named its first American CEO, Robert Dudley, who will replace Tony Hayward on Oct. 1. How does this affect your outlook of BP? BP hopes to turn page with new CEO, leaner company Made it better 31 [16.48%] Did not change from good 19 [10.1%] Did not change from bad 50 [26.59%] Made it worse 6 [3.19%] No opinion 82 [43.61%]   Date Posted: 7/22/2010 What was the first manufactured breakfast cereal? Granula was the first manufactured breakfast cereal invented by James Caleb Jackson in 1863 Corn Flakes 294 [70.33%] aMaize 11 [2.63%] Granula 48 [11.48%] Grape-nuts 38 [9.09%] None of these/other 27 [6.45%]   Date Posted: 7/20/2010 With the reception problems reported by some owners of the new iPhone 4 would you still get one if you could? Bumper and all, Consumer Reports still doesn't recommend iPhone 4 Yes, I would still get the iPhone 4 24 [8.66%] No, I won’t get one because of the reported issues 11 [3.97%] No, but I did not plan to get one in the first place 236 [85.19%] I have an iPhone 4 and I would buy one again 6 [2.16%] I have an iPhone 4 but would not buy it over again 0 [0%]   Date Posted: 7/14/2010 British scientists claim to have finally come up with the definitive answer to an age-old riddle that has perplexed generations: Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Which did they discover came first? Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Chicken 324 [75.87%] Egg 103 [24.12%]   Date Posted: 7/13/2010 Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of President Obama’s nomination for Supreme Court Justice, Elena Kagan? Articles about Elena Kagan Strongly favorable 8 [3.96%] Somewhat favorable 12 [5.94%] Somewhat unfavorable 28 [13.86%] Strongly unfavorable 120 [59.4%] No Opinion 34 [16.83%]   Date Posted: 7/9/2010 What state has a nickname of 'The Prairie State'? Correct: Illinois Iowa 32 [9.09%] Kansas 138 [39.2%] Nebraska 77 [21.87%] Oklahoma 64 [18.18%] Illinois 41 [11.64%]   Date Posted: 7/6/2010 The first U.S. Stamps we two five-cent stamps issued on July 1, 1847. Who or what was depicted on them? Correct: Ben Franklin and George Washington George Washington and Thomas Jefferson 51 [19.61%] The White House and U.S. Capital Building 28 [10.76%] Ben Franklin and George Washington 51 [19.61%] George Washington and John Adams 27 [10.38%] American Flag and Bald Eagle 103 [39.61%]   Date Posted: 7/2/2010 Thirty places have "eagle" in their name -- after the majestic bird that serves as our national symbol. The most populous such place is: Most populous: Eagle Pass, Texas, with 26,668 residents. (Places include cities, towns, villages and census-designated places.) Eagle, Wisconsin 29 [9.6%] Eagle, Colorado 82 [27.15%] Eagle Pass, Texas 139 [46.02%] Eagle Lake, Maine 29 [9.6%] Eagle, Idaho 23 [7.61%]   Date Posted: 6/28/2010 Which state has the most “state maintained road surfaces”? Texas has the most state maintained road surfaces. North Carolina has the second most. California 72 [16.82%] Georgia 46 [10.74%] Montana 29 [6.77%] North Carolina 170 [39.71%] Texas 111 [25.93%]   Date Posted: 6/23/2010 Have you been reading/watching games, news, and updates about the World Cup? US World Cup fate set to be determined Yes, I try to read/watch all that I can 42 [12.46%] Yes, but only how U.S.A. team is doing 72 [21.36%] No, I don’t follow soccer 150 [44.51%] No, I don’t follow any sports 58 [17.21%] I don’t know what the World Cup is 15 [4.45%]   Date Posted: 6/17/2010 How long do you think it will take for the Gulf Shore beaches and wildlife to have a full recovery? 1-4 years 44 [10.89%] 5-9 years 70 [17.32%] 10 or more years 186 [46.03%] Never 95 [23.51%] No Opinion 9 [2.22%]   Date Posted: 6/11/2010 A lifelong sailor, Abby Sunderland, who is 16, is attempting to be the youngest person to sail solo, nonstop around the world. If your son/daughter had a lifetime of experience sailing would you allow him/her to sail around the world by themselves? Boats head to teen sailor drifting in Indian Ocean Yes 96 [21.38%] No 306 [68.15%] Not sure 47 [10.46%]   Date Posted: 6/8/2010 Do you approve or disapprove of the way President Obama is handling the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico? Obama Defends His Gulf Spill Response Approve 43 [14.47%] Disapprove 224 [75.42%] No Opinion 30 [10.1%]   Date Posted: 6/7/2010 If you could take a trip through time, would you: Go back 100 [59.52%] Go forward 21 [12.5%] Stay where I am because there’s no time like the present 38 [22.61%] Undecided 9 [5.35%]   Date Posted: 6/2/2010 Has your support for oil and gas drilling in U.S. Coastal Areas increased or decreased since the oil spill crisis? Increased 55 [17.13%] Decreased 96 [29.9%] Stayed the same 170 [52.95%]   Date Posted: 5/27/2010 If you were looking to purchase a Smart Phones which of these below which would you choose? A smartphone is a mobile phone that offers more advanced computing ability and connectivity than a basic 'feature phone'. Apple iPhone 64 [17.97%] Blackberry 37 [10.39%] Motorola Droid 63 [17.69%] I don’t know the difference between them 154 [43.25%] None of these/other 38 [10.67%]   Date Posted: 5/25/2010 A White House-approved proposal to repeal the "don't ask, don't tell" ban against gays serving openly in the military is expected to face a vote in Congress as early as this week. Do you agree that it should be repealed? 'Don't ask, don't tell' repeal vote expected soon Yes 62 [23.22%] No 180 [67.41%] No Opinion 25 [9.36%]   Date Posted: 5/24/2010 Should BP continue to try to stop the flow of oil from a spill in the Gulf, or should the U.S. Government step in now? BP says doing all it can, everyone's frustrated BP will be able to stop it before the U.S. Govt. 100 [58.82%] The U.S. Govt. should now try to stop the spill 49 [28.82%] Not sure 21 [12.35%]   Date Posted: 5/21/2010 Based on what you know or have read about the new Arizona immigration law, do you favor or oppose it? Favor 257 [88.31%] Oppose 17 [5.84%] Not heard of it 7 [2.4%] No Opinion 10 [3.43%]   Date Posted: 5/19/2010 From what you have heard or read, would you say you generally agree or disagree with the Tea Party movement's positions on social and political issues? Voters back anti-DC, anti-establishment candidates Generally agree 235 [69.94%] Generally disagree 50 [14.88%] Haven’t read anything but agree with the movement 12 [3.57%] Haven’t read anything and disagree with the movement 7 [2.08%] Unsure 32 [9.52%]   Date Posted: 5/18/2010 Are you more likely or less likely to vote for an incumbent this year? More likely 13 [7.38%] Less likely 128 [72.72%] Unchanged 20 [11.36%] I don’t vote 14 [7.95%]   Date Posted: 5/17/2010 Who said, "Patriotism is not short, frenzied outbursts of emotion, but the tranquil and steady dedication of a lifetime." Correct: Adlai Stevenson William Randolph Hearst 19 [10.16%] Walter Scott 10 [5.34%] Adlai Stevenson 46 [24.59%] George Bernard Shaw 19 [10.16%] Benjamin Franklin 93 [49.73%]   Date Posted: 5/11/2010 Do you believe Obama's nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan is a good choice? Kagan has presumption of court confirmation Yes 62 [14.02%] No 277 [62.66%] I don't know 102 [23.07%]   Date Posted: 5/7/2010 What was the first state to issue a proclamation for a day honoring mothers? Answer: West Virginia in 1910 - More Mother's Day facts... Texas 42 [13.41%] West Virginia 75 [23.96%] Massachusetts 116 [37.06%] South Carolina 77 [24.6%] Alaska 3 [0.95%]   Date Posted: 5/6/2010 Did you take part in National Day of Prayer? The National Day of Prayer Task Force’s mission is to communicate with every individual the need for personal repentance and... Yes, I did/will 41 [35.04%] No, I forgot but wanted to 61 [52.13%] No, I chose not to participate 15 [12.82%]   Date Posted: 5/4/2010 When you look for a new service or product where do you look first? Newspaper 9 [3.62%] On the web 127 [51.2%] Phone Book 31 [12.5%] Friend/family referral 81 [32.66%]   Date Posted: 5/3/2010 Who is the current Secretary of Homeland Security? Correct is: Janet Napolitano Sidney Thomas 17 [6.15%] Rod Blagojevich 10 [3.62%] Hillary Clinton 13 [4.71%] Robert Gates 39 [14.13%] Janet Napolitano 197 [71.37%]   Date Posted: 4/30/2010 What animal always give birth to four identical young — the only mammal known to do so? Nine-banded armadillos always give birth to four identical young — the only mammal known to do so. All four young develop from the same egg — and they even share the same placenta. Mouse 62 [19.62%] Snake 15 [4.74%] Armadillo 165 [52.21%] Alligator 17 [5.37%] Rabbit 57 [18.03%]   Date Posted: 4/27/2010 The 3rd Amendment to the US Constitution ensures that there is… Correct is: no forced quartering of soldiers in private houses during peacetime the right to keep and bear arms 64 [20.12%] an interdiction of unreasonable searches and seizures 65 [20.44%] the right to trial by jury in civil cases 19 [5.97%] no forced quartering of soldiers in private houses during peacetime 91 [28.61%] freedom of religion, of speech, of the press, to assemble, and to petition 79 [24.84%]   Date Posted: 4/26/2010 Should a state have the ability to ban the sale or rental of violent video games to children? Court to decide if state can regulate video games Yes 134 [79.76%] No 28 [16.66%] I don't know 6 [3.57%]   Date Posted: 4/20/2010 What do you call the curved surface of a liquid in a container? Correct Answer: Meniscus Achiral 61 [14.8%] Chiral 35 [8.49%] Emollient 45 [10.92%] Meniscus 191 [46.35%] None of these are correct 80 [19.41%]   Date Posted: 4/19/2010 This past weekend a PGA golfer in a tournament playoff called a penalty on himself that no one else noticed, costing him a win. What do you think of his choice? Davis' penalty leads to Furyk win in bizarre end to Verizon Heritage Outstanding integrity! Wish we saw more of this in other sports. 198 [87.22%] That's great, but you cannot expect the same in other sports where refs call games. 19 [8.37%] Dumb decision! He cost himself $400,000 for something no one else saw. 10 [4.4%]   Date Posted: 4/16/2010 Do you think it's harder to retire debt-free now than it once was? Yes 208 [86.3%] No 33 [13.69%]   Date Posted: 4/12/2010 Should teacher pay be tied to classroom performance? Yes 231 [66.76%] No 115 [33.23%]   Date Posted: 4/9/2010 Apple iPad: Game Changer 36 [30.76%] Hype 81 [69.23%]   Date Posted: 4/7/2010 Do you believe that mining coal is worth the risk? Yes 141 [62.38%] No 84 [37.16%]   Date Posted: 3/31/2010 In "It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown", while in the store, what do Sally and Snoopy play around with? Correct: Hats - They try on many hats and laugh at each other. Shoes 23 [6.74%] Candy 14 [4.1%] Plastic Eggs 103 [30.2%] Hats 170 [49.85%] Rain Jackets 31 [9.09%]   Date Posted: 3/29/2010 How good are you about managing your finances? I always pay my bills on time and balance my checkbook 79 [29.25%] I always pay bills on time, balance my checkbook, and track my spending 100 [37.03%] I pay bills on time but don't keep my checkbook balanced 59 [21.85%] I haven't really been good at paying bills or balancing the checkbook 17 [6.29%] Money goes in and out somehow 15 [5.55%]   Date Posted: 3/29/2010 How good are you about managing your finances? I always pay my bills on time and balance my checkbook 0 [0%] I always pay bills on time, balance my checkbook, and track my spending 0 [0%] I pay bills on time but don't keep my checkbook balanced 0 [0%] I haven't really been paying my bills on time but I do keep my checkbook balanced 0 [0%] Money goes in and out somehow 0 [0%]   Date Posted: 3/22/2010 Entering the union on July 10, 1890 this state’s nickname is the Equality State. The state’s name originates from a Delaware Indian word meaning “mountains and valleys alternating”. Correct: Wyoming... Learn more about Wyoming facts... Connecticut 78 [17.1%] Michigan 28 [6.14%] Montana 105 [23.02%] Wyoming 166 [36.4%] Colorado 79 [17.32%]   Date Posted: 3/18/2010 Where do you stand on the Democratic health care plan now before Congress? House Dems on track for vote on $940 b health bill Against 347 [77.97%] For 48 [10.78%] Confused 50 [11.23%]   Date Posted: 3/17/2010 Happy St. Patrick's Day! What has long been considered the symbol of Ireland? Correct: The harp - See more about symbols of Ireland The Shamrock 179 [69.64%] The Harp 31 [12.06%] The Celtic Cross 31 [12.06%] The Claddagh Ring 8 [3.11%] None of these are correct 8 [3.11%]   Date Posted: 3/16/2010 Reasons for the Seasons – because the earth tilts this many degrees on its axis we receive the sun’s rays differently throughout the year creating different seasons. Correct: 23.4 degrees 10.9 degrees 27 [16.26%] 14.22 degrees 38 [22.89%] 23.4 degrees 64 [38.55%] 28.62 degrees 7 [4.21%] None of these are correct 30 [18.07%]   Date Posted: 3/15/2010 Should the NCAA tournament expand to 96 teams? Yes, the more the better 3 [1.79%] No, why mess with a good thing 85 [50.89%] I do not have an opinion about this 79 [47.3%]   Date Posted: 3/12/2010 Would you advise your representative in Congress to vote for or against a healthcare reform bill similar to the one proposed by President Obama? Democrats pare differences over health overhaul Vote for 46 [14.11%] Vote against 272 [83.43%] No Opinion 8 [2.45%]   Date Posted: 3/3/2010 50 States Fun Facts – A town in this state is known as ‘The Cereal Bowl of America’ Battle Creek, Michigan is fondly known as the world's cereal bowl, for producing more cereal than any other city/region in the world. California 19 [2.75%] Iowa 244 [35.41%] Michigan 396 [57.47%] Mississippi 21 [3.04%] Rhode Island 9 [1.3%]   Date Posted: 2/26/2010 How do you view the White House health care summit? Bottom line on health care summit: Dems push ahead Waste of time 291 [79.5%] Productive 30 [8.19%] Don't know 45 [12.29%]   Date Posted: 2/23/2010 Have you been watching the Winter Olympics? Yes, every chance I get on TV 115 [35.49%] Yes, but very little of it 108 [33.33%] Not on TV, but I have followed it online 8 [2.46%] No 93 [28.7%]   Date Posted: 2/19/2010 American skier Lindsey Vonn was awarded this for her World Cup win in Val D'Isere, France, in 2005. American skier Lindsey Vonn was awarded a cow by local dairy farmers for her World Cup win in Val D'Isere, France, in 2005. She had a choice between the cow or an additional $1,200 in prize money. She went with the cow. A farm animal 52 [15.85%] A four foot trophy made of expensive cheese 111 [33.84%] A European sports car 85 [25.91%] Membership in a 'Wine of the Month Club' for two years 54 [16.46%] Membership in a 'Cheese of the Month Club' for two years 26 [7.92%]   Date Posted: 2/18/2010 Vancouver '10: This winter olympic athlete has not trained since February 2 after badly bruising a shin during a training session. Answer: Lindsey Vonn - USA - Who won Gold in Ladies Downhill Wed night Julia Mancuso 6 [5.12%] Shaun White 5 [4.27%] Lindsey Vonn 102 [87.17%] Alice McKennis 2 [1.7%] Bode Miller 2 [1.7%]   Date Posted: 2/17/2010 Have the recent recalls on Toyota had an affect on whether you would purchase a Toyota? Toyota probes Corolla steering, considers recall Yes 86 [40.18%] No 126 [58.87%]   Date Posted: 2/15/2010 Which President’s name was changed accidentally through a clerical error? (He liked it so much he kept it.) Ulysses Simpson Grant, who was born Hiram Ulysses Grant. He didn’t like the acronym formed by his initials — HUG — so he transposed it to Ulysses Hiram Grant. When he applied to West Point in 1839, he was erroneously listed as Ulysses Simpson Grant. (Simpson was his mother’s maiden name.) He liked the name, and kept it. Abraham Lincoln 25 [8.3%] Lyndon Johnson 57 [18.93%] Martin Van Buren 88 [29.23%] Ronald Reagan 38 [12.62%] Ulysses Grant 93 [30.89%]   Date Posted: 2/11/2010 Who first linked St. Valentine with love and romance? 1. Geoffrey Chaucer, an English author, poet and philosopher (The first recorded association of Valentine's Day with romantic love is in Parlement of Foules (1382) by Geoffrey Chaucer) Aesop (Aesop’s Fables) 63 [19.14%] Geoffrey Chaucer 147 [44.68%] Nathaniel Hawthorne 64 [19.45%] J.R.R. Tolkien 13 [3.95%] Homer (The Odyssey) 42 [12.76%]   Date Posted: 2/8/2010 Who thought it was better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all? Correct Answer: Alfred Tennyson Langston Hughes 14 [3.61%] Robert Frost 87 [22.48%] E. E. Cummings 37 [9.56%] Emily Dickinson 93 [24.03%] Alfred Tennyson 156 [40.31%]   Date Posted: 2/4/2010 Are you looking forward to the Superbowl this weekend between the Indianapolis Colts and the New Orleans Saints? Countdown to Superbowl 44 Yes, and I’m pulling for the Colts 143 [34.7%] Yes, and I’m pulling for the Saints 99 [24.02%] Yes, but I don’t care who wins 44 [10.67%] Yes, but only for the commercials or half-time 32 [7.76%] I will not be watching 94 [22.81%]   Date Posted: 2/3/2010 Do you have a savings account? Yes, but I can hardly keep any $s in it 31 [14.28%] Yes, but I depleted it in recent past 22 [10.13%] Yes, it is quite small ~ not adequate amount in it 71 [32.71%] Yes, and there is an adequate amount in it 47 [21.65%] No 46 [21.19%]   Date Posted: 2/2/2010 On Feb 2, Punxsutawney Phil predicted 6 more weeks of winter by emerging and seeing his shadow. Do you believe Phil is an accurate weather predictor? Punxsutawney Phil Predicts 6 More Weeks of Winter Yes 61 [29.18%] No 133 [63.63%] I don’t know 15 [7.17%]   Date Posted: 2/1/2010 Which way is the best or correct way to hang the toilet paper in the bathroom? The TP comes out the back side. 19 [11.04%] The TP comes out the front side. 131 [76.16%] I don't care either way 21 [12.2%]   Date Posted: 1/29/2010 Which one of these below is not an acronym? BILGE is not an acronym. Wiki Definition LASER 46 [12.07%] SCUBA 32 [8.39%] BILGE 224 [58.79%] SONAR 11 [2.88%] All of these are acronyms 68 [17.84%]   Date Posted: 1/28/2010 Did you watch the State of the Union Address Wednesday night? Yes 47 [17.21%] I watched part of it 45 [16.48%] No, I wanted to but could not 18 [6.59%] No, I forgot it was on 15 [5.49%] No, I purposely avoided it 148 [54.21%]   Date Posted: 1/27/2010 What American institution opened its first location in the Soviet Union on January 31st, 1990? Correct Answer: McDonald's WalMart 23 [8.74%] McDonald's 180 [68.44%] Kentucky Fried Chicken 32 [12.16%] 7-Eleven 8 [3.04%] The Gap 20 [7.6%]   Date Posted: 1/25/2010 On January 3rd, 1888, an invention made of paraffin-covered paper was patented by Marvin Stone. Name that invention. Correct Answer is: Drinking Straws Wax Paper 207 [61.24%] Dixie Cups 47 [13.9%] Drinking Straws 46 [13.6%] Wallpaper 22 [6.5%] Adhesive Tape 16 [4.73%]   Date Posted: 1/22/2010 This weekend the Vikings play at the Saints and the Jets play at the Colts for the chance to be in the Superbowl. Who do you believe will play in the Superbowl? NFL Website Colts vs. Saints 102 [33.77%] Colts vs. Vikings 103 [34.1%] Jets vs. Saints 18 [5.96%] Jets vs. Vikings 23 [7.61%] I don’t follow NFL football 56 [18.54%]   Date Posted: 1/21/2010 Today (Jan 21) President Obama will be announcing new measures to narrow the size and scope of banks' investment activities. Do you agree that government should limit how big banks can grow? Obama wants to limit bank size Yes, mega banks are a threat to the stability and solvency of the American economy. 49 [30.62%] No, the best way to 'regulate' the size of banks - let the market work and let them succeed or fail. 100 [62.5%] I don’t know. 11 [6.87%]   Date Posted: 1/18/2010 Which quarterback will throw for the most TD passes during the NFL's conference championship games? Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints 39 [11.92%] Brett Favre, Minnesota Vikings 95 [29.05%] Mark Sanchez, New York Jets 7 [2.14%] Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts 103 [31.49%] I don't know - I don't follow football 83 [25.38%]   Date Posted: 1/15/2010 If you wanted to donate money for relief aid to Haiti would you know where to find a relief agency you could trust? List of agencies responding to the crisis and accepting donations: Yes, I have relief agencies I always give to that will help 56 [34.14%] Yes, I know how to find reputable relief agencies 66 [40.24%] No, I don’t know how to find reputable agencies (See the link associated with this pole Q to identify agencies) 42 [25.6%]   Date Posted: 1/13/2010 Do you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling his job as president? CNN Poll: Americans split on success of Obama presidency Approve strongly 41 [10.22%] Approve moderately 48 [11.97%] Disapprove moderately 46 [11.47%] Disapprove strongly 252 [62.84%] No opinion 14 [3.49%]   Date Posted: 1/11/2010 How many US jobs were cut in 2009? Obama: ‘Road to recovery is never straight’ 1.2 million 25 [9.54%] 2.2 million 40 [15.26%] 3.2 million 66 [25.19%] 4.2 million 73 [27.86%] 5.2 million 58 [22.13%]   Date Posted: 1/6/2010 How do you feel about security at International airports for US bound aircraft? How many people fly into the United States every year? The new FAA regulations will help if they can be enforced at foreign airports 54 [19.21%] Incoming flights should only be allowed from secure airports 118 [41.99%] For the most part security is fine 10 [3.55%] It depends on the people in charge of the security 99 [35.23%]   Date Posted: 12/31/2009 What fruit do New Year's revelers in Spain eat at the stroke of midnight? Spaniards traditionally eat 12 grapes at midnight -- one for each month of the new year. The tradition began in 1909 as a way to consume the grape surplus in the Alicante region. oranges 49 [11.26%] grapes 134 [30.8%] pears 21 [4.82%] pomegranate 204 [46.89%] none of these 27 [6.2%]   Date Posted: 12/30/2009 What does "auld lang syne" mean? "Auld Lang Syne," which means "times gone by," is an extremely old Scottish song that was first written down in the 1700s. "times gone by" 234 [72.44%] "for the future" 21 [6.5%] "old gang sign" 10 [3.09%] "always faithful" 20 [6.19%] none of the above 38 [11.76%]   Date Posted: 12/29/2009 Which major news story of 2009 personally affected you most? Michael Jackson’ Death 12 [12.24%] The break-up of Jon and Kate 13 [13.26%] Jaycee Dugard’s kidnapping recovery 44 [44.89%] David Letterman extortion/scandal/confession 1 [1.02%] Tiger Woods’ scandal 28 [28.57%]   Date Posted: 12/28/2009 If you're superstitious, which of the following would you avoid eating on New Year's? Answer: Lobster - Because lobsters walk backwards, they symbolize regression to some people. fish 36 [22.5%] lobster 37 [23.12%] steak 31 [19.37%] cabbage 56 [35%]   Date Posted: 12/26/2009 How was your Christmas this year? It was better than I expected 119 [41.46%] It was as good as I expected 132 [45.99%] It was not as good as I expected 27 [9.4%] I did not celebrate Christmas 9 [3.13%]   Date Posted: 12/23/2009 In 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' what did Sally, Charlie Brown's little sister, want Santa to bring her for Christmas? Answer: Money - more specifically she asked for tens and twenties. Needless to say, big brother Charlie Brown wasn't happy about it. a baby doll that cries 155 [56.56%] a video game 1 [0.36%] some candy and cake 15 [5.47%] some money 69 [25.18%] a victorian tea set 34 [12.4%]   Date Posted: 12/21/2009 Of these Christmas movies listed below which is your favorite? Best Christmas Movies: The Top 25 of All Time 'A Christmas Story' (1983) 61 [20.26%] 'It's a Wonderful Life' (1946) 76 [25.24%] 'Miracle on 34th Street' (1947) 65 [21.59%] 'National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation' (1989) 55 [18.27%] 'White Christmas' (1954) 44 [14.61%]   Date Posted: 12/17/2009 What was Frosty the Snowman's nose made out of? Correct: a button nose > > Frosty the Snowman Lyrics corncob pipe 23 [4.95%] coal 38 [8.18%] carrot 134 [28.87%] button 264 [56.89%] stick 5 [1.07%]   Date Posted: 12/16/2009 Are you a member of Facebook? Dnet on Facebook... Yes, and I am active on it 108 [36.12%] Yes, but I have hardly used it 57 [19.06%] No, I use to have an account but quit it 5 [1.67%] I have never been a member of Facebook 117 [39.13%] I don't know what Facebook is 12 [4.01%]   Date Posted: 12/15/2009 What type of Christmas Tree do you put up each year? Real Tree 69 [26.33%] Artificial Tree 161 [61.45%] I don't put up a tree 32 [12.21%]   Date Posted: 12/11/2009 Of these classic children's Christmas specials still being shown on TV which is your favorite? Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer 106 [27.74%] A Charlie Brown Christmas 133 [34.81%] The Grinch Who Stole Christmas 88 [23.03%] Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town 25 [6.54%] Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and the Island of Misfit Toys 30 [7.85%]   Date Posted: 12/10/2009 Of these choices below what is your favorite Christmas time treat? Candy Canes 5 [2.25%] Egg Nog 61 [27.47%] Chocolate Covered Cherries 45 [20.27%] Assorted Hard Candy 9 [4.05%] Christmas Cookies 102 [45.94%]   Date Posted: 12/9/2009 What is your primary reason for Christmas shopping online? Convenience 61 [30.34%] Price Comparison & Product Reviews 20 [9.95%] Not having to fight the crowds & long checkout lines 33 [16.41%] The variety and prices available online 36 [17.91%] I won't do any Christmas shopping online this year 51 [25.37%]   Date Posted: 12/8/2009 On Christmas Day 1776 General Washington's troops (only 2400 were fit to fight) began a dangerous river crossing in the dark across the Delaware River. Once across who did they successfully attack at the Battles of Trenton and Princeton? Correct: British and Hessian Troops > Washington's crossing of the Delaware River Colonial and Hessian Troops 4 [1.56%] British and French Troops 52 [20.39%] British and Spanish Troops 16 [6.27%] French Troops and American Indians 21 [8.23%] British and Hessian Troops 162 [63.52%]   Date Posted: 12/7/2009 In the traditional song, "Go Tell It on the Mountain", what are you suppose to go tell on a mountain? Correct Answer: That Jesus Christ is Born That Santa Clause is Coming 5 [1.34%] That The Three Wisemen Have Come 1 [0.26%] That Jesus Christ is Born 339 [91.12%] That Jesus Christ is King 22 [5.91%] That A Star Leads The Way To The King 5 [1.34%]   Date Posted: 12/4/2009 The famous Christmas song Winter Wonderland was first published in 1934 by composer Felix Bernard. In the song what will Parson Brown ask you? Correct Answer: If you are married If dinner is ready 7 [1.9%] If the church door is open 16 [4.35%] If the sleigh is full 32 [8.71%] If the snow is deep 26 [7.08%] If you are married 286 [77.92%]   Date Posted: 12/3/2009 Who was Scrooge's dead business partner in "A Christmas Carol"? Correct Answer: Jacob Marley Tiny Tim 13 [4.19%] Bob Cratchit 70 [22.58%] Jacob Marley 201 [64.83%] Bill Sykes 11 [3.54%] George Bailey 15 [4.83%]   Date Posted: 12/2/2009 This Christmas season it will cost you more to woo your 'one true love' than it did last year. With gold prices on the rise and needing to hire 12 talented drummers, how much do you think it would cost this year for the "12 Days of Christmas"? Correct Answer: $87,403 - The price is up a mere $794, or less than 1 percent, from $86,609 last year. $16,222 7 [2.96%] $25,203 20 [8.47%] $44,441 37 [15.67%] $87,403 108 [45.76%] $102,164 64 [27.11%]   Date Posted: 11/30/2009 When you are shopping during this time of the year which do you prefer to see in stores on sales posters - 'Happy Holidays' or 'Merry Christmas'? I prefer 'Happy Holidays' 17 [3.92%] I prefer 'Merry Christmas' 377 [87.06%] I don't care either way 38 [8.77%]   Date Posted: 11/25/2009 Of fish, fowl, peas, pumpkins, veal, beef, turkey, find the item that was not on the 1st Thanksgiving Day menu list. The Pilgrims' Menu - what was and was not on the menu Beef 214 [49.76%] Fish 25 [5.81%] Peas 36 [8.37%] Pumkpins 52 [12.09%] Turkey 103 [23.95%]   Date Posted: 11/19/2009 Will you contribute money to an IRA this year? Yes, the maximum 21 [5.57%] Yes, as much as I can 49 [12.99%] No, they are not the best investment 21 [5.57%] No, I can't afford to 163 [43.23%] No, I am already retired or don't work 123 [32.62%]   Date Posted: 11/16/2009 The skin that hangs from the turkey's neck is called: Gobbler 52 [13.09%] Wattle 244 [61.46%] Neck Beard 63 [15.86%] Comb 38 [9.57%]   Date Posted: 11/13/2009 This state became the first to ratify the U.S. Constitution on Dec. 7, 1787, and immediately went out and grabbed the nickname "The First State" to celebrate. Which state is it? Correct Answer: Delaware > Learn more about the state Maryland 19 [5.9%] Delaware 171 [53.1%] Massachusetts 54 [16.77%] Virginia 54 [16.77%] Pennsylvania 24 [7.45%]   Date Posted: 11/12/2009 A recent fundraiser at a middle school in central NC that would have allowed students to get 20 test points in exchange for a $20 donation has now come to an abrupt end. What do you think of a cash-for-grades fundraiser? NC school officials nix cash-for-grades fundraiser Sounds good to me 23 [9.34%] That's ridiculous 221 [89.83%] I don’t care 1 [0.4%]   Date Posted: 11/11/2009 Is the country headed in the right direction or the wrong direction? AP-GfK Poll: A grouchy public sticking with Obama Right direction 27 [11.94%] Wrong direction 176 [77.87%] Don't know 21 [9.29%]   Date Posted: 11/9/2009 Late Saturday the House passed health care legislation, which included a government health insurance plan (public option), on a narrow 220-215 vote. This will now go to the Senate. Should the Senate push it through? Advice for Obama: 'Start knocking heads' on health Yes, the Senate needs to pass it with a public option 48 [14.15%] Yes, but without a public option 8 [2.35%] They should not vote without allowing the public adequate time to read the bill 76 [22.41%] No, we need reform focused on open markets and tort reform 175 [51.62%] No, we don't need to do anything about Health Care 32 [9.43%]   Date Posted: 11/5/2009 What would you do with $10,000? Save it 89 [21.76%] Spend it 25 [6.11%] Invest it 39 [9.53%] Pay down debt 233 [56.96%] Donate it to help others 23 [5.62%]   Date Posted: 11/3/2009 Of these top four points leaders in NASCAR's Sprint Cup Series (listed in order from first to fourth) who are you pulling for to win this year's Sprint Cup? See the NASCAR Sprint Cup Standings here: Jimmie Johnson 35 [10.7%] Mark Martin 126 [38.53%] Jeff Gordon 36 [11%] Juan Montoya 7 [2.14%] I don't keep up with NASCAR 123 [37.61%]   Date Posted: 11/2/2009 The NY Yankees are one win away from winning the 2009 World Series. Who is your favorite of the two teams? Rodriguez, Yankees beat Phils for 3-1 Series edge NY Yankees 47 [25.54%] Philadelphia Phillies 45 [24.45%] Neither of these two 29 [15.76%] I don't follow baseball 62 [33.69%]   Date Posted: 10/30/2009 Andy Griffith Show Trivia: Who told Aunt Bee three pieces of pie was his "high water mark?" Correct Answer: Briscoe Darling > Show Trivia by Season and Episode Barney 66 [18.8%] Briscoe Darling 129 [36.75%] Ernest T. Bass 41 [11.68%] Goober Pyle 83 [23.64%] Opie 32 [9.11%]   Date Posted: 10/27/2009 When it comes to cable news network channels which do you prefer to watch? CNN Drops to Last Place Among Cable News Networks CNN 43 [9.55%] Fox News 286 [63.55%] HLN (Headline News) 29 [6.44%] MSNBC 24 [5.33%] I don't watch cable news networks 68 [15.11%]   Date Posted: 10/26/2009 Andy Griffith Show Trivia : What animal went into a storage building and ate a bunch of dynamite? Correct: Goat ~ Season 3, Episode 18 "The Loaded Goat"; A goat eats a half of a case of dynamite. Andy and Barney treat the goat with kid gloves and place him in Otis's cell. The fun starts when Otis lets himself into the locked jail using his own key and kicks the goat out of "his" cell. Horse 11 [4.08%] Goat 248 [92.19%] Cow 6 [2.23%] Dog 1 [0.37%] Deer 3 [1.11%]   Date Posted: 10/23/2009 Left-handed people make up what percentage of the world population? 11% of the world is left-handed. 2.5 39 [10.42%] 7 95 [25.4%] 11 117 [31.28%] 20.7 99 [26.47%] None of these are correct 24 [6.41%]   Date Posted: 10/22/2009 Do you believe the Earth is warming because of pollution? Poll: Americans' belief in global warming cools Very Likely 35 [19.77%] Somewhat Likely 38 [21.46%] Not Likely 88 [49.71%] Not Sure 16 [9.03%]   Date Posted: 10/20/2009 Are you planning on taking the flu shot for this season? I already got it 139 [37.16%] Yes, I will be getting it 57 [15.24%] No, I don't get flu shots 170 [45.45%] I would but cannot get it this year 8 [2.13%]   Date Posted: 10/15/2009 How many bones are there in the adult human body? Correct answer: 206 - There are 206 bones in the human body. At birth we have more bones, but many of these fuse together as we grow. 106 22 [4.45%] 198 16 [3.23%] 206 226 [45.74%] 256 149 [30.16%] 306 81 [16.39%]   Date Posted: 10/14/2009 Rush Limbaugh has shown an interest in buying the NFL's St. Louis Rams football team. Some believe Rush should not be allowed to buy the team because of comments he has made in the past. Read article... Rush Limbaugh an owner? Colts' Jim Irsay says no If he has the money let him buy the team 176 [76.52%] He should not be allowed to buy the team 54 [23.47%]   Date Posted: 10/14/2009 Rush Limbaugh has shown an interest in buying the NFL's St. Louis Rams football team. Some believe Rush should not be allowed to buy the team because of comments he has made in the past. Read story below... If he has the money let him buy it 2 [100%] 0 [0%]   Date Posted: 10/13/2009 What is the capital of Kentucky? Correct Answer is Frankfort Covington 6 [2.29%] Frankfort 142 [54.4%] Lexington 71 [27.2%] Louisville 39 [14.94%] Richmond 3 [1.14%]   Date Posted: 10/9/2009 How do you feel about golf being added to the Olympic Roster for the 2016 olympics? It's a good decision 92 [26.43%] It's a bad decision 25 [7.18%] It's about time! Woo hoo! 27 [7.75%] That is crazy! I don't like it. 35 [10.05%] I don't care 169 [48.56%]   Date Posted: 10/8/2009 Which TV show did not air in the 1950’s? I Love Lucy 7 [3.34%] Dennis the Menace 42 [20.09%] Bonanza 79 [37.79%] The Andy Griffith Show 71 [33.97%] Leave it to Beaver 10 [4.78%]   Date Posted: 10/7/2009 The U.S. military leader in Afghanistan has requested 40,000 more troops be sent to the region. President Barack Obama is now deciding on his strategy for the war. What do you think he should do concerning the troop increase? 8 years in, Obama weighs Afghanistan options Increase the amount of troops 157 [71.68%] Keep the amount the same 16 [7.3%] Decrease the amount of troops 43 [19.63%] I don’t care 3 [1.36%]   Date Posted: 10/6/2009 Of these below what are you more likely to watch on TV in the evening? Sports 27 [14.75%] News/Talk 60 [32.78%] Drama 46 [25.13%] Comedy 46 [25.13%] Music 4 [2.18%]   Date Posted: 10/5/2009 Do you share web articles with your friends by using an 'Email This Article' link or button? Dnet now has an 'Email Article' button on each article page. It's a great way to share a news article with your friends. Click a headline and try it today. Yes, when one is available 63 [35.59%] No, I don't send any web articles around 61 [34.46%] No, I just copy and paste a URL for an article into email and send it 25 [14.12%] I don't know what you mean 28 [15.81%]   Date Posted: 10/2/2009 Chicago is one of four candidate cities vying to be the location for the 2016 Olympic Games. Which of the four listed below would you rather see it hosted in? IOC is set to pick 2016 Olympic site Chicago (US) 40 [16.66%] Madrid (Spain) 24 [10%] Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 114 [47.5%] Tokyo (Japan) 15 [6.25%] None of these 47 [19.58%]   Date Posted: 10/1/2009 Have you ever been through a corn maze? Yes 56 [33.53%] No 108 [64.67%] Not Sure 3 [1.79%]   Date Posted: 9/30/2009 Two weeks after President Obama stated he would not be lobbying to grant Chicago the right to host the 2016 Summer Olympics, he announced that he would make the trip to Denmark after all, marking the trip as the first time an American president has ever taken a promotional role before the assembled International Olympic Committee. The trip is: Not worth Presidential priority 168 [80.76%] A great way for President Obama to boost American prestige overseas 40 [19.23%]   Date Posted: 9/28/2009 Which is your favorite? Spring 109 [35.5%] Summer 35 [11.4%] Fall 145 [47.23%] Winter 18 [5.86%]   Date Posted: 9/25/2009 Are you worried about the level of violence in your local schools? Yes 89 [52.35%] No 81 [47.64%]   Date Posted: 9/24/2009 If a 6-sided die were rolled twice, what is the probability that the number that comes up on the first roll will be less than the number that comes up on the second roll? 1/4 16 [8.51%] 1/3 20 [10.63%] 1/2 78 [41.48%] 5/12 55 [29.25%] 7/12 19 [10.1%]   Date Posted: 9/21/2009 Have you checked your credit score within the last year? Yes, I keep track of of my score regularly 62 [23.22%] Yes, but this was the first time I have checked it 16 [5.99%] No, but I have checked it before 108 [40.44%] No, I have never checked it 65 [24.34%] N/A - I am a student, etc. 16 [5.99%]   Date Posted: 9/20/2009 Will this year's flu season with the swine flu be any worse than usual? It will be a worse flu season 62 [35.83%] It will be an average flue season 92 [53.17%] It will probably not be as bad as an average flu season 19 [10.98%]   Date Posted: 9/16/2009 What percentage of your pay are you saving in tax-advantaged accounts such as 401(k)s or IRAs? Zero 112 [31.9%] 1% to 5% 53 [15.09%] 6% to 10% 44 [12.53%] More than 10% 21 [5.98%] I am retired, a student or unemployed 121 [34.47%]   Date Posted: 9/14/2009 Should the government or the restaurant owner determine whether patrons can smoke in their restaurant? The Government should pass laws to make restaurants smoke-free 102 [32.9%] Owners should determine if their business is smoke-free 189 [60.96%] I don't care 18 [5.8%]   Date Posted: 9/11/2009 How often do you eat out? Usually for special occasions only 57 [18.87%] Mostly for lunch on workdays 48 [15.89%] Usually only on weekends 78 [25.82%] Most days, sometimes more than one meal 40 [13.24%] Hardly ever 79 [26.15%]   Date Posted: 9/10/2009 Did President Obama’s speech change your opinion about health-care reform? Yes 21 [9.9%] No 123 [58.01%] I didn't watch the speech 68 [32.07%]

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