Some games do go on for a while...I might have to, but it isn't exactly a candlelit dinner for two, is it?
Would you ask someone to spend the night after playing Monopoly all night?
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Some games do go on for a while...I might have to, but it isn't exactly a candlelit dinner for two, is it?
Would you ask someone to spend the night after playing Monopoly all night?
yep...if they pay me real money :D
Would you stay up all night to wait for a meteor shower?
I have before, and would do it again in a minute, yes - very beautiful.
What chore would you procrastinate doing in a messy home?
Vacuuming
Which floor is easier to clean with a carpet without a carpet
with a carpet.
If you had to lose an arm or a leg which would you choose?
I already lost both — everything costs an arm and a leg these days
Would you ride a bicycle down a flight of stairs?
No. I think that wold be a silly idea. I'd crash.
Would you like to live forever?
Yes if I was healthy, but no if I was old and frail.
Would you jump off a moving train, for a dare.
No way. I'll have my stunt double do it.
Would you jump off a moving train, for $1 million?
No Thats very harmful, anyway
Do you wish that aliens exist or do you wish we were the most intelligent race in the universe?
I do not think that aliens entirely imply a society of higher intelligence; the only "aliens" humans theorize about bear the ability of intergalactic flight. As with everything, I feel skeptical of their existence, and consider most of it similar to every other conspiracy theory (whether or not anyone has landed on the moon, ESP, the paranormal, etc.), but I also general question the intelligence of humans. Asking whether I wish for aliens' existence or human superiority in intergalactic intelligence seems a lot like asking me if I proved the most intelligent grocery store customer last night; it does not affect me, and I could not do something about it if I tried (because someone seems bound to outsmart me), plus I still managed to successfully purchase all of my groceries, my goal for existing there.
Inspired by a former sociological experiment, would you trust someone to guide you blindfolded around the city (as in trust you not to run you into walls, off curbs, into traffic, etc.)?
No.
Would you administer electric shocks to another human if someone in a lab coat told you to?
Does the lab coat come with a doctorate and a good explanation? Then maybe. Anyone can buy a lab coat though.
Would you ever buy a lab coat?
That question was based on an old experiment by Stanley Milgram that was pretty scary. I couldn't find the original, but this is a reproduction:Quote:
Originally Posted by *Classic*Charm*
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6GxIuljT3w
I have one that I had to buy for my biology courses at the university.Quote:
Originally Posted by *Classic*Charm*
Would you ever argue with a cop if you disagreed with him/her?
No, probably not. I'd be too embarrassed at being spoken to by a cop at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by JuniperWoolf
Would you be upset or embarrassed if you were pulled over by a cop for doing something really dumb?