Well anything to make the govt happy at this time.
For me it was Special K and a coffee. Cos I was hungry and needed caffeine.
I am so glad I have helped in these dark times :)
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I like surveys
Let your mind run riot....75 years old, 17 year old SE Asian partner, 50 kids, salary 200k per annum
Computer says no..... ;-)
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You definitely can't be made to take part - no law in that respect. Personally, if they wanted my time, I'd ask what payment they were offering. After all, nothing free in this fair land except opinions on here!!!
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The age bit isn't too far-fetched actually captain chaos. Good idea the rest of it!
They've made an advance payment of 6 first-class stamps woodster. Maybe I'll hurl them after the interviewer as he leaves.
Total waste of taxpayers' money, again. Thought I might harvest some more acerbic comments from Backroomers. Perhaps the filter blocked them.
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"Total waste of taxpayers' money, again."
Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
I assume you have no complaints whatsoever about our Highways Agency road network?
It seems to cover plenty of the areas of discussion on this site: Matrix signs, Highways Agency Officers, motorway roadworks, severe weather information.
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All the time you read in the papers or hear on the news "survey says blah blah blah" and you often wonder who the heck do they ask - well, now's your chance to take part and have your say.
I was interviewed at home recently by IpsosMori on behalf of the Government about my attitude to the armed forces - really seemed to be about how I perceived the Goverment's attitude to the armed forces.
Edited by Bill Payer on 25/01/2009 at 13:14
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"I assume you have no complaints whatsoever about our Highways Agency road network?"
"...now's your chance to take part and have your say."
I'm in my 70s and mostly use the network to go half a mile North to the local farm shop or two miles South to the dentist. I go on a motorway barely once a year and only ever on a fine summer Sunday. Most of my driving is on country lanes, secondary roads and the lesser A roads. As for Mrs D, should the random selection fall on her, she's a non-driver and wouldn't know a matrix sign or a Highways Agency Officer if she saw one. So any complaints we may have about the Highways Agency network ("Too much traffic on it", for instance) are utterly worthless.
There must be better ways of gathering information. Talking to commercial drivers in transport cafés and motorway service stations for example.
I rest my case. That interviewer will be sent packing.
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