Swagging in 2013 - Part 1

miwa

paulshorse

miwa wrote: »

:eek: _pale_ :eek:

picks himself up off the floor and runs screaming into the cold snowy night...................

CathWales

paulshorse wrote: »

Resetting my laptop to it's factory settings to get rid of all the rubbish on it

OK :BigGrin:

miwa

paulshorse wrote: »

:eek: _pale_ :eek:

picks himself up off the floor and runs screaming into the cold snowy night...................

I don't know whether the piece of toast is overtly large or the pants are extremely small... Enlighten us?

milo72

miwa wrote: »

brilliant ! That should be his new avvy..:T

littlesheepy

ihowar wrote: »

I had the same problem with the soft drink one. It was very odd, at the end it asked me the usual profiling questions, and then seemed to take me to another survey site for the profile questions again. It felt like i was starting a new survey over again. At the end it thanked me for completing the survey before giving the dq screen! Very odd - put in a ticket but doubt anything will come of it.

The Karmic gods then gave me a 59sb search win though! Highest ever!

This happened to me too, so not impressed. Have submitted a ticket too but don't hold much hope

Annie021063

littlesheepy wrote: »

This happened to me too, so not impressed. Have submitted a ticket too but don't hold much hope

me too about 30 mins ago

paulshorse

miwa wrote: »

I don't know whether the piece of toast is overtly large or the pants are extremely small... Enlighten us?

Having studied this at some length, I have come to the conclusion that there is insufficient data available to provide any answer with reasonable certainty, however based on comparing a slice of Warburtons and a pair of Calvin Kleins with the image above, it would appear that the slice of white bread in the picture is considerably thicker than any that is commercially produced. One can, therefore, only conclude that either the slice of bread is a so-called doorstep, or the undergarment has been washed contrary to the instructions which the manufacturer recommends, thereby shrinking it in size.

I will, however, engage in further research to try to establish the answer to the problem. I am going to write to Toluna this instant asking them to produce a meaningful and relevant survey which will provide you with, beyond reasonable doubt, the answer to your question

milo72

paulshorse wrote: »

Having studied this at some length, I have come to the conclusion that there is insufficient data available to provide any answer with reasonable certainty, however based on comparing a slice of Warburtons and a pair of Calvin Kleins with the image above, it would appear that the slice of white bread in the picture is considerably thicker than any that is commercially produced. One can, therefore, only conclude that either the slice of bread is a so-called doorstep, or the undergarment has been washed contrary to the instructions which the manufacturer recommends, thereby shrinking it in size.

I will, however, engage in further research to try to establish the answer to the problem. I am going to write to Toluna this instant asking them to produce a meaningful and relevant survey which will provide you with, beyond reasonable doubt, the answer to your question

You SO work for SWAGBUCKS .......:cool:
I recogise that language.

CathWales

paulshorse wrote: »

Having studied this at some length, I have come to the conclusion that there is insufficient data available to provide any answer with reasonable certainty, however based on comparing a slice of Warburtons and a pair of Calvin Kleins with the image above, it would appear that the slice of white bread in the picture is considerably thicker than any that is commercially produced. One can, therefore, only conclude that either the slice of bread is a so-called doorstep, or the undergarment has been washed contrary to the instructions which the manufacturer recommends, thereby shrinking it in size.

I will, however, engage in further research to try to establish the answer to the problem. I am going to write to Toluna this instant asking them to produce a meaningful and relevant survey which will provide you with, beyond reasonable doubt, the answer to your question

Thanks for the 'brief' Paul Do keep us informed if anything else arises from your research.