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These polls are getting duller
Aug. 20th, 2009 08:30 pmThat last post got quite a response. Here's something far more mundane.
In which order are the three main items arranged in your cutlery drawer?
Or if you don't have a say in the matter due to not living by yourself, in which order did they come to mind first or which order should they come in? Blame whoever you like.
I'm inspired to ask because after the weekend in New York and not having to remember our entirely arbitrary order of spoons-forks-knives for only four days, my mind reverted to the (clearly much better) knives-forks-spoons order that my parents had got me used to and I put all the items at the ends in the wrong compartments without thinking about it.
You can elaborate further on your own situation if you want, but bear in mind that people might think you're even more boring than I am.
I've just noticed that I never drew any conclusion from the last question post - basically the rules of that card game are entirely variable, but they seem to be fairly standardized within general regions or schools. 10 is always burn - that's the only certainty you have.
In which order are the three main items arranged in your cutlery drawer?
Or if you don't have a say in the matter due to not living by yourself, in which order did they come to mind first or which order should they come in? Blame whoever you like.
I'm inspired to ask because after the weekend in New York and not having to remember our entirely arbitrary order of spoons-forks-knives for only four days, my mind reverted to the (clearly much better) knives-forks-spoons order that my parents had got me used to and I put all the items at the ends in the wrong compartments without thinking about it.
You can elaborate further on your own situation if you want, but bear in mind that people might think you're even more boring than I am.
I've just noticed that I never drew any conclusion from the last question post - basically the rules of that card game are entirely variable, but they seem to be fairly standardized within general regions or schools. 10 is always burn - that's the only certainty you have.
