a. True
b. False
c. Possibly
d. Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps
e. It depends
f. It used to be true, but not anymore
g. It didn't used to be true, but is now
h. Both a and d
i. Both c and e
j. None of the above
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12 comments:
"D," probably.
But I'm aware that I'm being carried.
My vote is for "i." :)
k. you are carrying the one who carries you
l. "k" was a con game -- actually you are falling
I will go with e
A. I believe we're all carried. :)
J.
Because i don't take pop quizzes about portable roadside signs!
i
But I love the sign more than multiple choice can accommodate. Is it in Columbus?
These are good answers.
Banjo52/John, the sign (with no letters on it) is next to my bus stop.
I took a picture of it last week and then added my own letters (with the help of Photoshop).
Although I think it would make an excellent sign.
I love multiple choice!
A. Definitely true.
Cunning!
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