What do you call it in English when a newspaper asks five random people in the street a question? It does not have to be five people, but you get the idea. I hope.
Generally when a radio or TV does it it's either for humor or authenticity flavor in terms of reactions, a paper is more likely to do it as an excuse to use stuff they wouldn't be able to print themselves without scornful comments of bias or low-brow.
When I learned the Onion is a work of fiction I realized my understanding of the man on the streets political views was badly skewed.
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Last First in wotmania Chat
Slightly better than chocolate.
Love still can't be coerced.
Please Don't Eat the Newbies!
LoL. Be well, RAFOlk.
Language question
- 27/02/2012 08:23:29 PM
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a survey *NM*
- 27/02/2012 08:32:10 PM
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- 27/02/2012 08:34:04 PM
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- 27/02/2012 08:34:04 PM
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The "Politics" category is for that thing where dumb people pay dumber people to wreck their country
- 27/02/2012 11:57:05 PM
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"Man on the Street" or "Vox Pop" for Vox Populi
- 27/02/2012 08:40:01 PM
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Gettin' all Latin 'n junk.
- 27/02/2012 11:13:08 PM
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Hadn't seen Camilla's reply and thought something more complex than 'survey' was being sought 
- 27/02/2012 11:18:49 PM
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- 27/02/2012 11:18:49 PM
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