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[Tone]

Hat

Meat of fish?

[Wayne]

fish

plane or train?

[Laura]

depends on the trip, but I like the train.


DVD or Streaming?

[ALLEN]

DVD

Movie pre- or post-1990?

[John]

Post 1990 movies
Would you buy today a gas or electric automobile?

[ALLEN]

Today? Gasoline.

But in ten years?

[John]

Maybe an e car in 10

Spring or fall weather?

[Tone]

Spring

Vacation abroad or in your own country?

[Laura]

Abroad, but with covid...in country

Written letters or email?

[Barbara]

email

daffodils or lilies?

[ALLEN]

lilies

carnations or tulips?

[S.M.]

Carnations

White or colored toilet paper?

[Tone]

White

Desktop or laptop computer?

[Carol]

Andrew:

Desktop!!

Rose or Lily

[S.M.]

Rose

Paste or gel toothpaste

[Laura]

Rose


One -ply or Two-Ply?

[Betsy]

Gel
2-Ply

Celebrities or regular people doing commercials?

[Laura]

regular folks


Tomato soup or chicken noodle soup?

[ALLEN]

Tough call! Tomato soup (cream of)

Italian food or Tex-Mex?

[Christine]

ALLEN wrote: "DVD

Movie pre- or post-1990?"

Film noir from the 1940's and 1950's. Definitely!

[Christine]

ALLEN wrote: "Tough call! Tomato soup (cream of)

Italian food or Tex-Mex?"

Italian food.

[Christine]

Laura wrote: "regular folks


Tomato soup or chicken noodle soup?"

Chicken noodle soup.

[Christine]

Laura wrote: "Rose


One -ply or Two-Ply?"

Two-ply only, please.

[Christine]

Tone wrote: "White

Desktop or laptop computer?"

Desktop. Why putting up with a smaller screen?

[Christine]

Sheila wrote: "Carnations

White or colored toilet paper?"

I've never seen colored toilet paper, but I like the idea.

[Christine]

ALLEN wrote: "lilies

carnations or tulips?"

Tulips (and in several colors, please).

[Christine]

Barbara wrote: "email

daffodils or lilies?"

Daffodils.

[Christine]

Tone wrote: "Spring

Vacation abroad or in your own country?"

Before COVID-19 we traveled to Europe every single year.

[Christine]

Laura wrote: "Abroad, but with covid...in country

Written letters or email?"

E-mail is faster, but I enjoy getting hand-written letters.

[Christine]

John wrote: "Maybe an e car in 10

Spring or fall weather?"

Fall in New England (where we live) is the most beautiful season and often lasts until end of November, before the trees loose their leaves.

[Christine]

John wrote: "Post 1990 movies
Would you buy today a gas or electric automobile?"

You cannot compare cars with movies. Older movies from the 1940's to 1960's had much better and unique plots and better actors than you see in most of the new movies. Of course, there are a few exceptions like the Swedish TV series based on Stieg Larsson or the French thriller "Tell No One" and the US thriller "The Next 3 Days" (Russell Crowe). But overall new movies are often disappointing and the plot is often something I've watched before. It's repetitive.

[Christine]

Laura wrote: "depends on the trip, but I like the train.


DVD or Streaming?"

DVD. I like to keep my favorite movies. Streaming will be gone after a few years.

[Christine]

Wayne wrote: "fish

plane or train?"

Always plane, but I wish I could afford a train ride.

[Christine]

Tone wrote: "Hat

Meat of fish?"

Neither one. I'm a vegetarian.

[Christine]

Sassy Sedusa wrote: "chicken 🍗

water or flavored water"

Filtered water from our tap.

[Christine]

Laura wrote: "trainers

chicken or fish?"

Chicken doesn't contain the little plastic bubbles which get stored in the tissue of the fish. I stopped eating fish several years ago, after I read about the bubbles.

[ALLEN]

chicken

rotisserie chicken or fresh chicken?

[S.M.]

Rotisserie is much easier.

Cold or hot tea

[Barbara]

hot

go to the cops or take the law into your own hands?

[Tone]

Go to the cops

Rice or pasta?

[ALLEN]

Rice (I'm unusual that way)

Lemonade or Coca-Cola?

[S.M.]

Coke

Top or fedora hat

[Laura]

Fedora


Sweden or Norway?

[Tone]

As Norway is my homeland, the answer is given.

Paris or Rome?

[Christine]

Paris!!!

[ALLEN]

Christine, you need to give the next either/or choice.

[Christine]

Allen, I don't really understand this game. Could you give me an example, please?

[ALLEN]

Okay: Coke or Pepsi? (Pepsi)

Then the answerer picks up the thread, e.g. starts over: Toyota or Nissan?

It's easier than you think: the new question doesn't have to have anything to do with the one above it.

[S.M.]

Christine, the rules are on the top of page one.

[Laura]

Tone wrote: "As Norway is my homeland, the answer is given.

Paris or Rome?"


Been to both, and Paris was a much more enjoyable experience.


Top-shelf or Well?