Given that I am sick, and awake at 12:47am with no possibility of getting back to sleep even though I'm tired should I:
a) go to work tomorrow and suffer through a long day, thus demonstrating commitment to new job?
b) stay home tomorrow, and watch huge amounts of tv?
c) decide I'm way too sick to get on a plane on Friday, and give up on Adelaide trip?
d) dose myself up on all the anti-cold pills I can find, and hope the world retreats behind a fuzzy cloud of numbness?
I have to marry a supervillain. Should it be:
Lex Luthor
10 (50.0%)
Syndrome
0 (0.0%)
Andrew Wells
8 (40.0%)
Norman Osborn
0 (0.0%)
Firelord Ozai
2 (10.0%)
I am out of money, and have to kidnap a Plucky Heroine to hold a superhero to ransom. Should it be:
Lois Lane
5 (25.0%)
Willow Rosenberg
5 (25.0%)
Sophie Devereaux
3 (15.0%)
Katara
1 (5.0%)
Tuppence Beresford
6 (30.0%)
Given that I have just kidnapped the aforementioned Plucky Heroine, how screwed am I?
Very, very screwed.
2 (10.0%)
Not at all. She's very nice, and will probably take pity on your inept villainy.
9 (45.0%)
Enjoy your lovely ransom money. You won't have long to enjoy it.
2 (10.0%)
You really didn't think this through, did you?
9 (45.0%)
Run. Just run.
4 (20.0%)
For tax reasons, I have to give up one of my many superpowers. The one I should STOP having is:
invisibility
0 (0.0%)
superspeed
1 (5.0%)
entropy reversal
1 (5.0%)
controlling all birds
13 (65.0%)
spider sense
5 (25.0%)
What should Mez waste her money on?
chocolate
10 (47.6%)
yet another cd of country music
1 (4.8%)
Community season 2
4 (19.0%)
the Crazy Cat Lady action figure (complete with cats)
3 (14.3%)
a proper couch that is comfortable to sit on
17 (81.0%)
a pony
5 (23.8%)
Leverage season 2
3 (14.3%)
a holiday in New Zealand, earthquakes and all
4 (19.0%)
bribery, in efforts to find a better job
1 (4.8%)
a Crazy Cat Lady tshirt (assuming one exists)
3 (14.3%)
more chocolate
8 (38.1%)
Georgette Heyer novels
4 (19.0%)
charity, good works, savings, investments, and sensible things like that
9 (42.9%)
At work, you're writing a letter to John Smith, whom you've never met. You start...
Dear Mr Smith
22 (78.6%)
Dear John Smith
2 (7.1%)
Dear John
1 (3.6%)
Dear Mr John Smith
0 (0.0%)
Dear Sir
3 (10.7%)
At work, you're writing a letter to John Smith, whom you've met several times. You start...
Dear Mr Smith
13 (44.8%)
Dear John Smith
2 (6.9%)
Dear John
13 (44.8%)
Dear Mr John Smith
0 (0.0%)
Dear Sir
1 (3.4%)
At work, you're writing an email to John Smith, whom you've never met. You start...
Dear Mr Smith
18 (62.1%)
Dear John Smith
1 (3.4%)
Dear John
7 (24.1%)
Dear Mr John Smith
0 (0.0%)
Dear Sir
3 (10.3%)
At work, you're writing an email to John Smith, whom you've met several times. You start...
Dear Mr Smith
4 (14.3%)
Dear John Smith
0 (0.0%)
Dear John
23 (82.1%)
Dear Mr John Smith
0 (0.0%)
Dear Sir
1 (3.6%)
It makes a difference if you're...
not at work
20 (69.0%)
writing to Jane Smith instead of John
4 (13.8%)
an inferior, a superior, or an equal
18 (62.1%)
trying to be polite
14 (48.3%)
talking to them face-to-face
18 (62.1%)
The middle traffic light. Is it:
