04/15 - Methionylthreonylthreonylglutaminylarginyl...isoleucine Monday!

There's different versions. I mean, even if they do suck up 10 minutes of your time with a survey, it's a $16 hit. It's well worth it.

 

It is for this dude.

 

oh.. yea that's gone.

 

It would prob take /r/mturk people 20min to do the survey that I got. I took me ~4min though.

 

Well that's their own fault for being slowpokes. Any reasonable and sane human being at an average pace isn't going to be wasting more than 10 minutes or so on the extra stuff unless they get shafted with the 20 minute video version.

 

Such a beautiful place for the world to lose.

 

Yeah it's really out of control. It's already falling in.

 

Cereal bars are up, but empty lobbies :?I

Somebody come grind out ~16 point games with me

 

Title: Questions about political and social issues | PANDA
Requester: MadLab [AX5EYXPQDWODU]
TurkerView: [ $15.85 / hour ]
Description: You will generate and answer questions about different political and social issues
Duration: 120 Min
Available: 1
Reward: $2.50
Qualifications:

• Masters Exists
• Total approved HITs GreaterThan 500
• HIT approval rate (%) GreaterThan 95
• Location EqualTo US

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Not saying I know what caused this, but Esmeralda DID leave quite a few candles burning.

 

Our mom always locked us outside when we came home from school and wouldn't give any of us a key, so going in through the window is something that happened often. I'm starting to think my mom might've been a bit of a terrible parent.

 

My dog locked me out once. I walked the first dog, looped back to walk the second, and the dog got so excited to see me that she jumped on the door and hit the deadbolt enough to lock it. I had to wait an hour for Matt, who didn't live with me at the time, but had my spare key.

As a kid, I used to pop the lock on the basement window and shimmy in. It was one of those super tiny windows and nobody else could fit in except a child cat burglar, so it wasn't a huge safety concern, but I did learn how to jimmy it open cause I didn't have anyone home much and otherwise would have been locked out for half the day.

 

Honestly, my first thought when I saw that Notre Dame was burning was also

 

CAH [AN05FV7XTDOY3] Academic survey on advertising decisions(~ 8 minutes) - $1.00 | PANDA

Generous

Unrated

Unrated

$33.33 / hour
00:01:48 / completion time

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Pros:

Cons:

Qualifications: Total approved HITs >= 100; HIT approval rate (%) >= 90; Location In US;

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When I was 6, my dad handed me a key since nobody would be home when I got out of school. I...didn't think this was odd. Everyone in the first grade thought I was so cool for having the responsibility of a house key. When I got to college, someone said, "Oh, so you were one of those sad latchkey kids!" It dawned on me then that that was probably more sad then cool.

 

We all got our own key when we moved and my sisters both promptly lost theirs and always demanded to hold mine. Like, why would I do that if you can't even keep track of yours? We were all 13~15 then, though.

 

too soon? nah!

 

Maryam K [A11Y691QL22CR6] A 6-Minute task(~ 6 minutes) - $0.67 | PANDA

Generous

Unrated

Unrated

$15.66 / hour
00:02:34 / completion time

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Pros:

Cons:

Qualifications: Exc: [590985080-140851] DoesNotExist ; SurveyGroup [2164] DoesNotExist ; HIT approval rate (%) >= 93; Location In US;

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That was totally normal when I was a kid. We used to make cool lanyards to hang out keys on around our necks. It was super awesome to have your key as a kid!