Do you like animals?
Dog or cat? ;)

1)What kind of books do you like to read?

2)Are you open to new experiences?

3)What's your cat's name?

4)Do your friends comment on your wit/sense of humor?

5)If you found an umailed letter laying on the sidewalk, would you open it or put it in a post box?

6)If you had made plans to go out with your best woman friend, and a guy called asking for a last minute date, would you dump your friend for him?

7)Can you loan me $20.00? ;)

1. Do you own any Ed Hardy, Affliction, or Tapout clothing?

2. What's your favorite thing about "Jersey Shore"?

3. Do you pop your collar?

4. Do you slump down while driving?

5. Do you spell out all words while texting?

If the answers are anything other than no, what's that?, no, no, and yes...

Kill them. DO NOT LET THEM BREED!!!

The drinking-pina-coladas-in-the-rain-type of new experiences or the Invite-the-neighbors-for-a-sex-swap-type of new experiences?

I imagined it was type of question stalkers and creeps ask someone they just met.

Not that you are either of those Sam, I was taken back by that question too.



Bri, if you already think they have shite then, they probably do.

I look at their shoes.

Do they have pets.

Hobbies

Relationships/divorces/ single with kids/ like kids/ had any/ raised any

Do they like music

Addicted to anything

Humanistic/Nihilistic/ Too much religion on way or the other

Do they listen or do they just ramble non stop without breathing

Are they broke/ do they ask for money...

etc...etc

My list is long. I eliminate almost everyone. lol :)

Heh! Well, I guess its all in how you ask the question. Like, "If I hang out with you am I going to be bored to tears or interested in what you are going to come up with next?" might be a better way to ask it. ;)

Exactly, If I didn't like you, you'd be bored to tears because I'd be hoping you'd go away, if I liked you we would be driving to go somewhere.

Best to know what kind of activities. Concerts, hikes, the list goes on and on.
The only thing I wouldn't do is jump out of a plane or bungee jump off a bridge. Those new experiences are off my list.

I've got some quizzing experience.

"Ketchup or Mustard on your hot dog?" is the only question I ALWAYS ask. and the only one that matters in the long run.

I dunno. Last scene of "War of the Roses":

Gavin: Some story, huh?

Schlepp: What's the moral?

Gavin: Other than dog people should marry
dog people and cat people, cat people?

oh, and the answer is immaterial. What matters is HOW they answer the question.

Is it good if they answer with a question?

Only if they're Groucho Marx.

what question is ever truly answered with another question?

if they answer with a question, they might be a tad intractable.

Like - MONSTER!

:lol:

I kid, I kid...