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Back in 1999, I used to buy all kinds of things from Kozmo.com but sadly it wasn't very profitable to deliver Microwave dinners.

Yolda brings up a good point, I feel conflicted as well. Taking it even one step further, what happens if you believe in soulmates, but don't believe that everyone has one?

How can you be bored while surfing Ask500people? This site is too much fun to not be entertained.

Most definitely pro. If you look at the stats, only a small percentage of people actually use Firefox, but I bet that most early adopters take advantage. Sadly, some mainstream internet users just don't care about the open source movement. In six months, it would be interesting to run the same poll and see if we get similar results.

There is also a free Civ Game and and free Axis and Allies simulator out there. Both are excellent for killing time, but not your wallet.

http://freeciv.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page

http://triplea.sourceforge.net/mywiki

I have a funny feeling that the Ask500 beta crowd may be a little biased on this one. Personally, I'm a big fan of the VLC player and Dr. DivX, although the good Dr. has been uncooperative lately.

What's the point of owning a car if it's not a convertible?

It looks like the results are pretty even so far which kills my follow up question of if such a large percentage of people think they come from dysfunctional family then how do we figure out what is normal? What will be interesting though is to see the number of US residents that answer yet vs. some of the other countries.