Re: thin(g, k) survey

["Mary K. Jackman" <mjackman -at- NMSU -dot- EDU>]

On Mon, 31 Jan 1994, LaVonna Funkhouser wrote:

> I'm intrigued by this thread.  Please respond to this
> short survey to my address:  lffunkhouser -at- halnet -dot- com

> 1.  Complete this phrase with the most likely word:
> "If you think you are going out with your buddies
> tonight, you've got another ______ coming!"

>   a.  thing
>   b.  think
>   c.  Never heard the phrase

> 2.  No matter how you responded to question 1, have you
> ever heard the phrase completed the other way?

>   a.  Yes
>   b.  No
>   c.  Not before last week

> 3.  In what state (or province and country)
> were you raised?  ____________

> I'm trying to determine if there is a regional variation
> in how this phrase is completed.

> LaVonna
>   lffunkhouser -at- halnet -dot- com

b, b, Texas.  Actually, we say "thank" but mean "think."  In  Texas
anythang can be a noun.