According to a survey from 2010, 11% of dog owners share their scraps with their dogs, and almost 8% of cat owners do the similar. However, 14% of dog owners actually make separate meals for their dogs, while just under 5% cook up something for their kitties.
At the start of 2010 one in five Japanese had a dog, and 13.3% had a cat. 59.2% had no pet at all.
Yes they do, but in mid-2010 a survey found that although almost a quarter found female saxophonists cool, over a third found flautists cooler.
Yes indeed! In mid-2010 over two in five found men performing on the sax cool.
In a survey regarding what people wanted to play when they were that age, top choice for both sexes was saxophone, then flute and trumpet. However, a larger percentage (over a third of the sample) didn’t want to learn any instruments at all.
In July 2010 about 10% definitely wanted to see a limitation and another 25% were perhaps in favour of some measures. People who went on all you can drink sessions were, not surprisingly, less keen on seeing them banned.
In July 2010 20% definitely would, and another 60% might use such a public service to recharge their notebooks, netbooks or smartphones, etc in exchange for a bit of personal information.
Just under a sixth reported being able to drink lots as the main reason for doing an all you can drink menu, according to this survey.
In July 2010 only 2.2% definitely would, but 35.7% might use such a public service to recharge their notebooks, netbooks or smartphones, etc.
According to this survey, 55% went out mostly with people from the office, 28% mostly with friends, and 17% both about the same.
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