OK - so we need a new question it seems -

This one has multiple answers (three possibilities, two are food related but the data is skewed so I'm looking for the answer that is NOT food or food product). Oh, and given the current situation, it is a timely question . . .

According to statistics, during a bad economy, women shoppers buy more of this. What is it?

Good luck!

Correct . . prior to 1974 it was nylons.

Jannieb, the way this works is that when you answer a question, you leave one behind . . .

So . . . here's another one worms and germs . . .

Of all the things sold at a grocery store, many things top the list (top 20) only 2 things are not food items. What are they?

Sorry, none of those - although one was close . . . and pet products were not in the survey, only those products consumed (eaten or used) by people. technically, I guess, according to the logic of the surveyors, pet food would / could count as food . . . additionally, there are many grocery establishments in higher population areas that do not carry pet products, or if they do, only one or two items. also, in thinking of the answer to this question, one would need to consider the "usefulness" of a grocery store in said high population density area and think of them more as a convenience store (hint: cigarettes / liquor is not on the list of the top 20 items).

Bathroom tissue is correct - shampoo did not make the top 20, actually, batteries was the second correct answer.

I have no answer as to the first dog, although Chris Rock joked it would be the First Lady and then recanted and was interviewed by CNN (the article appears today) about how difficult it is to make any joke about the Obama family or the Presidency at the present time.

If anyone has an answer about the breed, chime in - otherwise I am sure it will be announced in the inaugural speech tomorrow.

Labradoodle?


In the state of New York (and most states I believe) what philosophy regarding driver's licenses allows them to enact pretty much any restriction they like? Some examples are things that seemingly take away rights like cell phone laws or the ability to take a license for failure to take a breathalyzer.