Mules have been said to have the body of the horse with extremities of a donkey, whereas hinnies have the body of a donkey and the extremities of a horse. Because a donkey mare is smaller than most horses, hinnies are generally smaller than mules.
Study: People Check Their Cell Phones Every Six Minutes, 150 Times A Day. While it seems as if people are constantly on their smartphones, it may not be so far from the truth, as new research suggests that people, on average, check their phones every six-and-a-half minutes. The study, commissioned by Nokia, found that the first thing that most people do is check their phones, as many people use their phones as alarms. The research also showed that most people look at their phone right before bed, to set alarms, check messages and put it on silent.
With this reported addiction to texting, it's not unusual to see teens check their phones anytime, anyplace, the survey said. Frustrated parents, beware: Whether they're in class or at the dinner table, 52% of teens said they're on their phones regardless of the environment. What's more, 37% of those surveyed admitted to checking their devices on the toilet, and 20% said they do it at church. The survey added that texting is the first and last thing teens do everyday, with 73% checking their phones before bed, and 72% on their devices first thing in the morning.