| Topic: Ask a question for the next person |
| Posted : 08/07/08 / Views : 30999 / Replies : 607 | |
 | | User | anon |
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|  | Found this on another forum I was having a nosey round.
You have to answer the question the previous poster asks and then pose a question for the next person.
like this....previous post asks
How long have you been veggie?
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person answers 15 years (or whatever)
and then poses question for next person
What time did you get up this morning?
Get it? Yes? Oh good!
soooo....
What time did you get up this morning? |
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| Reply #1: Re: Ask a question for the next person |
| Posted : 12/09/06 | |
| | User | anon |
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| | 7am
Is your area veggie friendly? |
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| Reply #2: Re: Ask a question for the next person |
| Posted : 12/09/06 | |
| | yes but could be better
Which do you prefer- seeing film at cinema or on dvd? |
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| Reply #3: Re: Ask a question for the next person |
| Posted : 12/09/06 | |
| | Definitely dvd. Why would I want to go out to watch a film on an uncomfortable seat, no wine, when I can be curled up on my sofa, etc...
Next person, do you expect to 'go dutch' on a first date? |
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| Reply #4: Re: Ask a question for the next person |
| Posted : 12/09/06 | |
| | User | anon |
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| | No - I'm a bit old-fashioned in this regard and would generally prefer to pay for everything, unless my date insists on "going Dutch".
Q: what's the most excruciating first date you've ever been on ? |
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| Reply #5: Re: Ask a question for the next person |
| Posted : 12/09/06 | |
| | Oh can I answer again?! During dinner the guy asked if I thought we would meet up again. I sweetly but honestly said probably not. He put his head in his hands and said 'Why do you hate me?'!!
I left the restaurant and did not let him walk me to the cab!
What is the youngest and oldest person you would date? |
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| Reply #6: Re: Ask a question for the next person |
| Posted : 12/09/06 | |
| | User | anon |
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| | Gotta be the one where my mother took my new boyfriend outside and questioned him about his intentions...poor bloke! He did stick around for three years tho...brave or stupid?
What is your favourite flower? |
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| Reply #7: Re: Ask a question for the next person |
| Posted : 12/09/06 | |
| | User | anon |
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| | Youngest and oldest person: no definite limits but I guess the age range I look at is 35 to 50.
Fave flower: roses.
Q: Have you ever given flowers to a man ? |
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| Reply #8: Re: Ask a question for the next person |
| Posted : 12/09/06 | |
| | User | anon |
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| | | P.S. Oranges Now Cat - excellent excruciating date story - I cringed when I read it. |
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| Reply #9: Re: Ask a question for the next person |
| Posted : 12/09/06 | |
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| Reply #10: Re: Ask a question for the next person |
| Posted : 12/09/06 | |
| | I would give flowers to a man if he was Alan Titchmarsh.
(I wouldn't date a man quite as old as Alan Titchmarsh).
Have you ever stolen anything? |
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