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VIII. Games > ANSWER A QUESTION WITH A QUESTION

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message 1: by Groovy (new)

Groovy Lee I really like this game, it's fun, and I hope all of you will join in and play it with me. It's called: Answer a question with a question. It's self-explanatory. I'll start:

So, are you going to play this game with me or not?


message 2: by [deleted user] (new)

Are you gonna behave or do I have to call your mother?


message 3: by G.G. (new)

G.G. (ggatcheson) | 491 comments What could my mother do that hasn't already been done?


message 4: by Groovy (new)

Groovy Lee I don't know, maybe pull a guilt trip?


message 5: by Dennis (new)

Dennis Kitainik What do you have that I would want?


message 6: by Lokki (new)

Lokki (lokki8) | 12 comments Why? Do you take bribes?


message 7: by Michael (new)

Michael | 29 comments Are you going to give me one?


message 8: by Teresa (new)

Teresa Arrowood | 9 comments Do I look it?


message 9: by Groovy (new)

Groovy Lee If you did look it, would you take it?


message 10: by kavi ~he-him~ (new)

kavi ~he-him~ (spideykavi) | 31 comments If I did take it, what would the bribe be?


message 11: by Ellison (new)

Ellison Blackburn (ellisonblackburn) Assuming it's worth it, what's the a downside?


message 12: by Effie (new)

Effie Kammenou (effiekammenou) | 723 comments Why are you assuming there's a downside?


message 13: by Groovy (new)

Groovy Lee So, I take it there's an upside?


message 14: by Loretta (new)

Loretta (lorettalivingstone) | 134 comments Are you sure there's an upside?


message 15: by [deleted user] (new)

It's usually an upside or downside, is there a middle ground then?


message 16: by Sylvie (new)

Sylvie | 55 comments Don't you think that taking a bribe can only have a downside?


message 17: by Groovy (new)

Groovy Lee So now it's either a middle ground or a downside, which one is it, people?


message 18: by Steph (new)

Steph Bennion (stephbennion) | 184 comments Why do you have to always take sides?


message 19: by [deleted user] (new)

Why don't you choose one?


message 20: by Emma (new)

Emma Dixon (jennere11) | 18 comments why should we choose one?


message 21: by Sylvie (new)

Sylvie | 55 comments Can you really sit on the fence for ever?


message 22: by [deleted user] (new)

what are choices for?


message 23: by Sylvie (new)

Sylvie | 55 comments Aren't they so that you can get off that uncomfortable fence?


message 24: by [deleted user] (last edited Oct 28, 2015 03:08PM) (new)

Speaking of fences- are wrought iron fences more attractive than ones made of wood?


message 25: by Emma (new)

Emma Dixon (jennere11) | 18 comments Aren't wrought iron fences stronger than wood fences?


message 26: by Sylvie (new)

Sylvie | 55 comments Given a choice wouldn't you get off any fence?


message 27: by kavi ~he-him~ (new)

kavi ~he-him~ (spideykavi) | 31 comments Why are we talking about fences?


message 28: by Emma (new)

Emma Dixon (jennere11) | 18 comments weren't we talking about an upside or a downside? I mean there's an upside and downside for everything, right? Does this include donuts?


message 29: by [deleted user] (last edited Oct 28, 2015 05:26PM) (new)

This fence is hard, may I have a cushion?


message 30: by kavi ~he-him~ (new)

kavi ~he-him~ (spideykavi) | 31 comments yes you may have a cushion, would you like some chocolate?


message 31: by [deleted user] (new)

Is the chocolate Godiva?


message 32: by Groovy (new)

Groovy Lee Would you like that Godiva chocolate layered on a donut while you sit on a hard fence pondering upsides and downsides?


message 33: by Scarlett (new)

Scarlett Avery (scarlettavery) | 86 comments Why are we talking about downside, fence and chocolate?


message 34: by Alicia (new)

Alicia Chumney (ajchumneywrites) | 5 comments Can I ask two questions? Is the grass greener on the other side of the fence being discussed and where's the chocolate?


message 35: by Scarlett (new)

Scarlett Avery (scarlettavery) | 86 comments How about we all agree with one topic?


message 36: by Sylvie (new)

Sylvie | 55 comments Good idea, what shall it be? Perhaps something to do with writing?


message 37: by Emma (new)

Emma Dixon (jennere11) | 18 comments Yes, could work if everyone cooperates, Right?


message 38: by [deleted user] (new)

The grass isn't greener on the other side of the fence and I still haven't received the chocolate- so we're only going to talk about writing?


message 39: by Sylvie (new)

Sylvie | 55 comments You can't have everything in life. Talking writing should be a Good Thing. As we all find marketing a bit tedious, how about sharing experiences on selling books other than in book shops? This seems to vary from country so we might get an international exchange on this.


message 40: by Cheryl (new)

Cheryl Landmark (clandmark) | 242 comments But, can anyone write without chocolate?


message 41: by [deleted user] (new)

Write without chocolate? Isn't that against the law?


message 42: by Emma (new)

Emma Dixon (jennere11) | 18 comments and going against the law is illegal isn't it?


message 43: by A.J. (new)

A.J. Hoover (AJHoover) | 8 comments At this time what difference does it make?


message 44: by Emma (new)

Emma Dixon (jennere11) | 18 comments It makes all the difference, doesn't it?


message 45: by [deleted user] (new)

What's the penalty for writing without chocolate?


message 46: by Cheryl (new)

Cheryl Landmark (clandmark) | 242 comments Has anyone ever tried it?


message 47: by [deleted user] (new)

Who would attempt such torture?


message 48: by Groovy (new)

Groovy Lee After all, where would we all be if it weren't for chocolate?


message 49: by Alicia (new)

Alicia Chumney (ajchumneywrites) | 5 comments Did somebody say chocolate?


message 50: by [deleted user] (new)

Can we all just go out for chocolate please?


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