Our readers -- some of the more informed and literate members of the Internet community -- have spoken out on many issues. Sometimes it is simply a brick thrown from the midst of an unruly mob. Sometimes it is graffiti. But sometimes it is through The Eschalot Poll. To those that have participated in our past polls we say, 'Thank you.' To bring your thinking more in line with theirs, we encourage you to consider these past poll results.

• Pete Rose has come clean, admitting he did bet on baseball while managing the Cincinnati Reds. To clear the air, what other offenses should Pete fess up to?
• Howard Dean sealed his gubernatorial documents for an unprecedented 10 years. What is in those documents that he wants to keep quiet?
• Oetzi, the 5,000 year old man found frozen in the Italian Alps, has been moved into a new "igloo" specially built to preserve his remains. If he were alive, what would he have to say?
• Everybody loves Scott Adams' Dilbert, but the office humor angle can't last forever. What direction should he take it?
• Why did President Bush visit Iraq?
• First Energy is being blamed for the worst blackout in U.S. history. What exactly do you think they did wrong?
• Mutual funds -- considered the "safe" stock investment -- have come under scrutiny after fraud and abuse were shown to be common. Are you still comfortable putting your money in mutual funds?
• Mark Hamill says he wants to be known for more than his stint as Luke Skywalker in what are arguably the best known science-fiction movies ever, the Star Wars series. Is he making the right move by downplaying that role on his resume'?
• Paul Burrell -- former servant to the royal family -- has said his current revelations about Princess Diana are the "tip of the iceburg". What further information is he likely to reveal?
• Accused Washington-area sniper John Allen Muhammad has decided to represent himself. Good idea?
• What is making Nokia cell phones explode?
• The coalition has been looking for Weapons of Mass Destruction, but none have been found. What's the deal?
• In the Bush/Putin discussions at Camp David, which of the following phrases is most likely to come up?