question: In that posting , I described how to disable autorun for Windows XP and Windows 2000 and I just revised it to include Vista . In his December blog , Abrams writes , " Fundamentally , there are two types of readers here . The first type will disable autorun and be more secure . The second type will eventually be victims . " Do n't be a victim , disable autorun ( also known as autoplay ) for all devices .

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- Computer performance will flounder .
- Computer performance will stay the same .
- Computer performance will trickle .
Q: What will happen after autorun is disabled ?

answer: None of the above choices .
QUES: I ' m still working on mini secret projects over here , and here is another sneak preview : I also thought I 'd share one of my favorite steps in knitting . . .

Question with options: What may be involved in the narrator 's secret project ?
OPTIONS:
- It may involve many projects .
- It may involve knitting .
- It may involve the military .
- It may involve something sneaky .
ANS: It may involve knitting .
Problem: After I taped all the poster boards down , I gathered markers , rulers , crayons and stickers for the kids to use to " enhance " t their poster boards , creating their own a little backdrop for their Lego creations . One drew Outer Space , one drew an Ocean , and several drew Roads and Trails ... The amazing thing about this party is how well it worked . For the first hour the kids were so quiet and in to their building they hardly made a peep . We adults almost forgot that there was a birthday party going on at all ... I think the age of the kids helped - no fighter over toys etc . that might happen with kids Miles age .

What may have been your reason for getting poster boards along with the Legos ?
OPTIONS:
- They could build their lego creations on the poster boards .
- None of the above choices .
- I wanted to make sure the kids had something to do after they were done with the legos .
- I wanted the children to add a background .

A: I wanted the children to add a background .
Question:
On Thursday evening I met up with this guy who I call the village idiot for a simple experiement , I wanted to see if these retarded people online , you know the ones that send shitloads of nudges , ask annoying questions and say please 5million times over and of course , then there 's the annoying flashy icons . It was a simple test , grab some food and sit down and have a conversation , if possible . It was ok , it was n't particularly great , the conversation was a bit , well , stupid and it was obvious that he could n't really do anything regarding well ... anything , he was just plodding along doing whatever .
Answer the following question: Where did the narrator most likely meet the Village Idiot based on the passage ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- on the web
- at a food place
- in the village
Answer:
on the web
Question:
Sweet girl was so happy to see us ! She looks a little , pieced together , right now ( poor tummy shaved for the ultrasound ! ) , but she 's as happy as can be . We 're trying to make do without the cone collar , and instead are trying a tee - shirt to keep her from messing with her stitches .

What is the sweet girl ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- Lady
- Mare
- Dog
Answer:
Dog
Question:
On a whim I tried on the XL . It was even a little big on me . I would have tried on the L but they did n't have it .
Answer the following question: What can you assume to be true of the narrator ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The XL fit them just right .
- The L did n't fit them .
- Their clothing size has changed .
Answer:
Their clothing size has changed .