question: I still do n't have internet here , which is a bit of a pissoff , but it 'll come . Last couple nights I ' ve been hanging out with the Dutch guys on the 7th floor of Arkham , where the cells are twice as big . It 's the most interesting thing , not being able to understand a language and beginning to .

OPTIONS:
- They do n't know how to use it .
- They did n't pay the bill on time .
- They are n't allowed to use it in jail .
- None of the above choices .
Q: What may be the reason for not having internet ?

answer: They are n't allowed to use it in jail .

question: We would throw it on someone 's lawn . Now I know what you are thinking throwing trash on someone 's lawn big deal , but you have to remember what KIND of trash we had , hair ... yes two big bags of hair that we were about dump on someone 's yard . Do you realize how hard it is to get hair out of grass ? Well neither did we until we heard through the grapevine that they were still having trouble with a hairy yard two years after the deed .

OPTIONS:
- I am an obedient person .
- I am a criminal person .
- None of the above choices .
- I am an angry person .
Q: What may be a plausible fact about me ?

answer: I am a criminal person .

question: The cult of celebrity refers to the way that fame has arguably eclipsed even money - with which it is so often paired - as the most desirable attribute to be pursued in an individualist culture based on excellence , performance and heroes . The culture of celebrity has been constructed by the media for us in a society where the individual is the centre of the world . Morality and culture have been systematically privatised and relativised so that we are left with one 's values or lifestyle .

OPTIONS:
- We will begin to realize that it is important to have celebrities
- We will develop great new celebrities and people who are popular
- We will become a society that is shallow and misguided , focused on emulating celebrity status and not personal happiness
- None of the above choices .
Q: What will happen if we continue to value celebrity as much as we do now ?

answer:
We will become a society that is shallow and misguided , focused on emulating celebrity status and not personal happiness