I included variants in my answer (e.g., not whisky but scotch).
- No, because I rigidly adhere to the rules of games.
- Yes, because I am the master of my destiny.
- Atheist Hindu considerations apply.
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But Scotch is a type of whiskey, isn’t it?
- Of course
- No, you idiot
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What is the fastest you have driven a car (MPH)?
- 60
- 70
- 80
- 90
- 100
- 110
- 120
- 130
- 140
- 150
- 160
- 170
- 180
- 190
- 200
- lightspeed
- I don’t drive
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Should Squeegee had included 88 mph?
- Yes
- No
- where we poll, we don’t need a road
- Great Scott!
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Halloween and all that goes with it:
- I love it!
- I like it!
- I tolerate it!
- I dislike it!
- I hate it!
- Something else!
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Interactions with neighbors:
- Close friends with one or more neighbors, see each other frequently
- Know neighbors well, occasionally do things together
- On good terms with neighbors but interact infrequently
- Know names of neighbors and exchange waves once in awhile
- Might be able to recognize a neighbor
- No idea who neighbors are and like it that way
- One or more neighbors are a pain in the ass, avoid in general
- Neighbors are from hell, have called the cops on them at least once
- Have had battles in court involving neighbors
- Scheduled to appear on the TV series “Vengeance: Deadly Neighbors”
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Was 3 options not enough in @Jackmannii 's neighbor poll?
- Yes
- No
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Did you have to take a moment to sort out that you were voting correctly in puzzlegal’s poll?
- Yes
- No
- Huh?
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Was at a breakfast today with my friend Lacho. One of the waitresses and I caught each other’s eye and, eventually, she made her way over.
Speaking Spanish, she starts talking to Lacho (who also speaks Spanish). About 15 seconds in, she asks me if I speak Spanish (in Spanish), to which I answered “Nein”.
She looked me, smiled a bit, then spoke to Lacho before leaving. He then turns to me and says “She says you need to learn Spanish, then come back to ask her out.”
Challenge… accepted!
“Will you translate for me?”
“Sure.” (Lacho grins, is beginning to enjoy this.)
So I wait until she isn’t busy and then wave my hand. She comes back, and Lacho says he is going to translate for me.
Looking at her, of course, I say (pausing so Lacho doesn’t get behind):
“In the movies… this is the moment… where I offer to teach you English… and you offer to teach me Spanish… over dinner and wine of course. I am going to leave my name and phone number… and if you want to have dinner… just give me a text or call…” …pointing at my phone… “…We can figure the language thing later, using this.”
I wrote my name and number on the receipt, and left my business card for good measure.
This was 6 hours ago, the restaurant closes in 30 minutes.
Will she reach out?
- Yes
- No
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The restaurant closed 30 minutes ago.
So, did she ?
- Yes
- No
- Other
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Does anyone believe that Lacho was translating both directions absolutely correctly?
- Of course Lacho is – He is a good friend and waitresses always want to date the patrons.
- Lacho may be a joker who may be tricking his friend JohnT.
- Lacho definitely cannot be trusted to translate in this situation.
- Other
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- I have ridden a horse
- I have not ridden a horse
- I rode a pony at a zoo when I was a kid
- I want a pony
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Which type of washing machine do you prefer?
- Front loader (uses less water but doesn’t clean as well)
- Top loader (uses more water but cleans more thoroughly)
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Which type of washing machine do you prefer to have in your home
- Front loader: cleans better and is gentler on you clothes, but is prone to both catastrophic failure and mildew if not cared for
- Top loader: doesn’t need to seal, so unlikely to either flood the room or mildew, and faster cycle, but chews up cloths and uses more water
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In episode #118 of “Leave It To Beaver”, which is titled “Beaver Won’t Eat” and first aired on October 1, 1960, Beaver refuses to eat a specific vegetable. Do you know which vegetable he will not eat?
- Yes
- No
- What’s a Leave It To Beaver?
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I know about the existence of top-loading washing machines without a clothes-damaging agitator.
- Yes
- No
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Inspired by another thread.
When someone says they “Met online” do think that means something different than “Met online dating?” Are the interchangeable?
- “Met online” and “met online dating” are interchangeable
- “Met online dating” only means meeting on a dating site
- “Met online” only means meeting on some other site not specifically meant for dating
- “Met online” can encompass all online interaction but “Met online dating” is always specific to dating sites
- Other
- I’ve never thought about and will never think about it again after I answer this poll
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You’re in a real bind and need to buy 1 of only
2 homes, in the town you absolutely have to live in due to a family crisis, that are remotely in your budget. During the showings you saw 6 mice in one house and know there have to be more. At the other house you saw a ghost.
Which house do you settle for?
- The Haunted Manor
- Mousehaven
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Ghosts exist
- No
- Yes
- Something else
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I have a lot of cats. They’d deal with the mice.
- Yes
- No
- Not cats, but terriers/ferrets/somebody else who hunts mice.
- Cats and somebody else who hunts mice.
- I have cats/terriers/ferrets/somebody who hunts mice but I still don’t want a house with mice in it
- Other
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