http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20060809/od...s0NUE;_ylu=X3oDMTA3NW1oMDRpBHNlYwM3NTc
I guess I would fall under that 30 percent since I would've guessed 2002.
I guess I would fall under that 30 percent since I would've guessed 2002.
Originally posted by: Trikat
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20060809/od...s0NUE;_ylu=X3oDMTA3NW1oMDRpBHNlYwM3NTc
I guess I would fall under that 30 percent since I would've guessed 2002.
This memory black hole is essentially the problem of the older crowd: 48 percent of those who did not know were between the ages of 55 and 64, and 47 percent were older than 65, according to the poll
Originally posted by: Trikat
I guess I would fall under that 30 percent since I would've guessed 2002.
Originally posted by: HamburgerBoy
lol, reminds me of this idiot radio talk show host that's on late at night. He was ranting about how stupid the average American is, and then asks a caller "In what year did the 7/11 attacks occur?".
Originally posted by: HamburgerBoy
lol, reminds me of this idiot radio talk show host that's on late at night. He was ranting about how stupid the average American is, and then asks a caller "In what year did the 7/11 attacks occur?".
Originally posted by: goku
Originally posted by: HamburgerBoy
lol, reminds me of this idiot radio talk show host that's on late at night. He was ranting about how stupid the average American is, and then asks a caller "In what year did the 7/11 attacks occur?".
Well, thats why he works in radio :laugh:
Originally posted by: rudder
Maybe that was his point. I bet someone called in a said 2001.
Originally posted by: HN
i blame old people:
from the article:
This memory black hole is essentially the problem of the older crowd: 48 percent of those who did not know were between the ages of 55 and 64, and 47 percent were older than 65, according to the poll
Originally posted by: everman
Originally posted by: HN
i blame old people:
from the article:
This memory black hole is essentially the problem of the older crowd: 48 percent of those who did not know were between the ages of 55 and 64, and 47 percent were older than 65, according to the poll
I would have actually expected them to be in the minority and younger people to not know.
Originally posted by: drum
i'm not surprised at all.
One of the questions I was asked for Boys State in High School was who the governor of my state was. Of course I knew the answer and they accused me of getting the answer from the last guy that was in there :roll:
Talk about insulting. Who doesn't know the governor of their own damn state
Originally posted by: pray4mojo
Originally posted by: drum
i'm not surprised at all.
One of the questions I was asked for Boys State in High School was who the governor of my state was. Of course I knew the answer and they accused me of getting the answer from the last guy that was in there :roll:
Talk about insulting. Who doesn't know the governor of their own damn state
i bet most californians dont.
Originally posted by: HN
i blame old people:
from the article:
This memory black hole is essentially the problem of the older crowd: 48 percent of those who did not know were between the ages of 55 and 64, and 47 percent were older than 65, according to the poll