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  1. My apologies, but I’m being told that I’ve already taken said survey. Should you ever wish to post one again please do so, as I don’t mind answering the questions. Random, but with interesting categories. When I viewed the results, it was gratifying to see that a majority do, indeed, floss. Thank you.

    Veritas et Fidelis Semper

  2. So…I took it at Lex’s place originally, and clicking your link, SJS, brings this up:

    Good news, you’ve already taken this survey for another blog. If you’ve got cookies enabled, your answers will be applied to every participating blog you visit.

    Does this mean every Tom, Dick, and Sally who has a blog I read know I drink a lot of scotch (among other things)? 😯 Enquiring minds wanna know. Oh, yes, they most certainly do.

    (Hey Deb: I like ’em, too!)

  3. Well, sorry, SJS. It says that I took it already, too.

    So — good luck with that. Oh, well.

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