;-)

BTW - BION there was a time when the vast majority of homes had only one telephone and it was a plain black phone placed on a plan brown table usually in the entrance hall or living room.

You could pick up the handset and upon hearing "Number please?" You could say, "John Jones, please," and be connected with out having to dial, send a text message, email or leave a voice mail. If the party said, "John is at the hardware store," you could jiggle the hook switch and the operator would come on and you could redirect your call to the hardware store.

So, for example, if we do as some suggested in the wake of the foiled underwear bombing and start subjecting Muslims to ethnic profiling at airports, this indignity will help terrorist recruiters. Indeed, any capable terrorist mastermind aims to inspire just this sort of overreaction.

Including Joseph Stack. Here is his stated rationale for his final mission: "I would only hope that by striking a nerve that stimulates the inevitable double standard, knee-jerk government reaction that results in more stupid draconian restrictions, people wake up and begin to see the pompous political thugs and their mindless minions for what they are."

Overreaction was a reasonable thing for him to hope for, given the way America reacted the last time terrorist-flown aircraft hit American buildings. And the fact that he hoped for it may be yet another reason to consider him a terrorist; strategically, he thought just as Osama bin Laden does. But maybe our best revenge against both of these terrorists would be to avoid describing them that way.

Poor Kwame - says he only has $6 / month left after expenses (such as his wife having cosmetic surgery)

Technically, not all of my scores were completely accurate.  But the point is to get the best score, right?  Or is tweaking answers, like, too craven and cynical for this test?

i don't:

have piercings
have tattoos
have facebook, etc

i rarely play video games
i have land and cell phone
i text once in a while, but my cell isn't designed for it

I guess it's the no landline, fb, religion, etc...

Strangely enough, I learned that the fact I did not watch tv yesterday makes me more of a millenial, not less.