A study by London's Science Museum has revealed how more people in Britain say they would rather do without flushing toilets than Facebook.

The surprising results come from a survey conducted by One Poll on behalf of the Science Museum, reports the Daily Mail. Three thousand adults responded to the survey, and overwhelmingly, the one thing Britons said they could not live without was sunshine, a nod to the infamous British weather.

The thirst to be connected pushed having an Internet connection to second place, coming in above clean drinking water, which was third. Also cool to the British were fridges, which came in fourth.

Facebook took the fifth spot, ahead of flushing toilets at No 9.

http://www.gidilinks.com/2011/09/britons-will-rather-have-internet.html

I'd like to know what was the average age of the 'adults' surveyed? and where was the survey conducted?

You would get very different results if you surveyed 'adults' working in a hospital vs those working in the mall or a coffee shop.

I think those polled have no idea what life is like without available water. They've had water all their life. And it's not an issue for them.

Just like very young Americans who have never been to a battle field fantasizing about being a war hero after watching rambo on tv