I feel like I ought to understand the reference to Hyde and Kelso but I don't. I have no idea who Donna and Jackie are either, so I've guessed. Because you can't pass a poll by without voting. That would just be rude.

Ahhhhhhhhhh! A programme I never watch but quite often have caught a minute or two of, which is why the names were familiar.

And no, I can't abstain. It's kind of a primal urge. Must. Vote! I was most disappointed that I never got the chance to vote Monster Raving Loony. I'd quite like to spoil a ballot in protest at some point, but there's always been someone I'd want to vote for and you can't spoil an LJ poll!

You've never seen That 70s Show? I used to love it, although it kind of got awfully lame in its later seasons.

lol@ your poll.

While it would be absolutely mortifying for my parents to walk in if I were busy with someone, we're also fairly open and forthright about such matters, so in the end the giant killer octopus is still worse... unless I could trap it in a pot of boiling water, oil and paprika, then I'd eat it :P

I chose mink over red paint because when I think "mink" I think "adorable little fuzzy critter", not "coat". Just like I'm more likely to think "frolicking in a pasture" than "roadkill" when someone says "deer", or "did you know they're actually really smart and can learn to play Nintendo?" rather than "McNugget" when someone says "chicken". :)

The first 2 were easy. :D

I'll look forward to playing cribbage with you someday! My little brother and I used to play all the time.

*grins* I had never really seen That 70s Show until last April when hubby and I took a 'staycation' at a hotel in town. While watching he commented that he was rather like Hyde during the 70s- clothing stylewise and all, not the living in someone else's basement pothead part. ;)

Plus his name is Steven too. *laughs*

Oh and cribbage is something I grew up playing...

I knew I wasn't the only person who played cribbage. I also thought cute, if mean, animal for mink which is always more fun than a bucket of paint.