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2011 Survey Questions


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  1. In A Word... 1 2 3 4

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  2. Down There! 1 2 3

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  3. Relationships 1 2 3 4

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  4. Nap Time! 1 2

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  5. Socially Acceptable 1 2 3 4

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  6. Crossing Over 1 2

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  7. Does That Make Me Crazy... 1 2

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  8. Vices 1 2

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  9. Snack Time!

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    • that's what I'm saying. though, for the jahova's witnesses, it would be fun to see their facial expressions when I tell them that I believe in the flying spaghetti monster and it's noodley appendages for my source of religious comfort.
    • Do most people really have enough money to make ends meet, especially when an unexpected repair comes up or a major appliance needs to be replaced?  We dropped cabel TV a couple years ago due to the increased price, and now have an antenna again for local channels and ROKU for others.  We may pay $40 a month for the few specialty channels we subscribe to, but that's better than the $189 a month we were paying for cabel (and that was without HBO, SHOWTIME or any of the premium channels you have to pay extra for).
    • However it might help those Scotsmen make their diapers look less obvious under their kilts.
    • This is also true of many of our elected leaders.
    • I can’t help but notice the worried look on his face as I do my best to change him gently, as though it were perfectly normal to be doing this for a child who is almost four years old. Thankfully, we still had a few diapers left at home, I think to myself, remembering that it had been almost a year since potty training was officially over. Seeing how distressed his numerous accidents over the past few days had left him, and with him being almost out of clean pants that morning, I had finally decided to dig into the old pack of Pampers and put one on him before getting him dressed, “just in case.” And now, here I am, already changing him right in the middle of the living room. Something must definitely be troubling my little guy to explain this regression over the past few days… “Okay, buddy, after such a big pee, you shouldn’t need to use the bathroom again before we leave to go shopping!” I say in as encouraging a tone as I can manage while fastening his overall straps back into place. “Go play outside for a little while, and I’ll join you in the garden when it’s time to get you into the car. I’ve filled your watering can if you want to play with the water in your little play kitchen, but try not to get too dirty. Off you go!” I ruffle his hair before watching him wander off, the unmistakable outline of his diaper visible beneath his clothes, wondering what on earth could be going through my little boy’s mind.
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