In general, 38 percent of people prefer regular watermelon over seedless watermelon. But among those who say they have a habit of taking on more than they can realistically handle, 51 percent prefer regular watermelon over seedless watermelon.

Based on a survey of 151 people who say they have a habit of taking on more than they can realistically handle and 357 people total.

In general, 37 percent of people find garden gnomes to be creepy. But among those who are not happy with their height, 56 percent find garden gnomes to be creepy.

Based on a survey of 91 people who are not happy with their height and 381 people total.

In general, 53 percent of people think night lights are not just for kids. But among those who say they would be willing to permanently change their eye color, 78 percent think night lights are not just for kids.

Based on a survey of 75 people who say they would be willing to permanently change their eye color and 378 people total.

In general, 55 percent of people think turducken sounds delicious. But among those who don't like ginger ale, 77 percent think turducken sounds delicious.

Based on a survey of 86 people who don't like ginger ale and 389 people total.

In general, 63 percent of people prefer "The Simpsons" to "South Park." But among those who prefer the name Thelma to Louise, 92 percent prefer "The Simpsons" to "South Park."

Based on a survey of 91 people who prefer the name Thelma to Louise and 333 people total.

In general, 23 percent of people prefer Pepsi over Coke. But among those who face toward the spray when they shower, rather than away from the spray, 38 percent prefer Pepsi over Coke.

Based on a survey of 116 people who face toward the spray when they shower and 335 people total.

In general, 35 percent of people send out more e-cards than regular cards. But among those who don't consider themselves to be indecisive, 58 percent send out more e-cards than regular cards.

Based on a survey of 147 people who don't consider themselves to be indecisive and 378 people total.

In general, 54 percent of people say thick-rimmed glasses would not look good on them. But among those who think the Washington Redskins' team name is not offensive and should not be changed, 76 percent say thick-rimmed glasses would not look good on them.

Based on a survey of 139 people who think the Washington Redskins' team name is not offensive and should not be changed and 400 people total.

In general, 50 percent of people prefer a horizontal tire swing to a vertical tire swing. But among those who dislike cold turkey, 71 percent prefer a horizontal tire swing.

Based on a survey of 199 people who dislike cold turkey and 585 people total.

In general, 53 percent of people feel comfortable opening their eyes underwater. But among those who say their favorite video game was released within the past 10 years, only 30 percent feel comfortable opening their eyes underwater.

Based on a survey of 121 people who say their favorite video game was released within the past 10 years and 352 people total.

In general, 59 percent of people have discharged a firearm. But among those who are fans of John Cusack, 72 percent have discharged a firearm.

Based on a survey of 161 people who are fans of John Cusack and 362 people total.

In general, 38 percent of people believe that churches and other places of worship should be tax-exempt. But among those who say that every once in a while, they just get a hankering for some long division, 56 percent believe that churches and other places of worship should be tax-exempt.

Based on a survey of 119 people who say that every once in a while, they just get a hankering for some long division, and 355 people total.

In general, 11 percent of people prefer cushioned toilet seats. But among those who have taken a women's studies course, 29 percent prefer cushioned toilet seats.

Based on a survey of 67 people who have taken a women's studies course and 386 people total.

In general, 45 percent of people don't get easily sunburnt. But among those who dislike croutons, 68 percent don't get easily sunburnt.

Based on a survey of 83 people who dislike croutons and 377 people total.

In general, 8 percent of people prefer to shod themselves in sock-shoe-sock-shoe order rather than sock-sock-shoe-shoe order. But among those who stress the first syllable in "applicable", 23 percent prefer to shod themselves in sock-shoe-sock-shoe order rather than sock-sock-shoe-shoe order.

Based on a survey of 132 people who stress the first syllable in "applicable" and 366 people total.

In general, 72 percent of people know which directions "port" and "starboard" refer to. But among those who don't excel at Microsoft Excel, 84 percent know which directions "port" and "starboard" refer to.

Based on a survey of 139 people who don't excel at Microsoft Excel and 382 people total.

In general, 43 percent of people can differentiate between a tangerine and a clementine. But among those who prefer to do their grocery shopping in the morning, 59 percent can differentiate between a tangerine and a clementine.

Based on a survey of 135 people who prefer to do their grocery shopping in the morning and 375 people total.

In general, 67 percent of people are more likely to have a sports drink than an energy drink. But among those who say that when they're reading and encounter a word they don't know, they just skip it, 89 percent are more likely to have a sports drink than an energy drink.

Based on a survey of 88 people who say that when they're reading and encounter a word they don't know, they just skip it, and 338 people total.

In general, 22 percent of people have collected unemployment. But among those who have never had bunk beds, 38 percent have collected unemployment.

Based on a survey of 132 people who have never had bunk beds and 358 people total.

In general, 40 percent of people believe that normative gender roles aren't just a cultural construct. But among those who would pay a premium to talk to a call-center worker who speaks perfect English, 60 percent believe that normative gender roles aren't just a cultural construct.

Based on a survey of 87 people who would pay a premium to talk to a call-center worker who speaks perfect English and 362 people total.