>this really doesn't pass the pub test. How can you get more suitable than that, when it comes to studying the phenomenon in its natural environment ;) I gues

>this really doesn't pass the pub test. How can you get more suitable than that, when it comes to studying the phenomenon in its natural environment ;) I guess it can be a tough crowd when some of the subjects have been exposed to the test material much more indulgently than others. The results could come out garbled, and you could be hammered - - by indecision :)