Respondents who identify themselves as residents of planet earth (62%) are much more likely than are those who self identify as residents of America or their city or town to agree that book reviews make them want to buy a book
--Zogby's Reading and Book Buying Habits of Americans survey
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That is so very bizarre and confusing. The only time I can imagine identifying myself as an earthling would be if I were on another planet when I was asked the question. Who on earth would answer the question of where are you from that way?
ReplyDelete(Sorry, sometimes my brain just latches on to strange things and won't let them go.)