False. I don’t even think my dad (b.1922) had 5 big band LPs and he was a much bigger fan.
TNP owns a punk/new wave CD or 5 such songs(or more) on iPod/smartphone.
Absolutely. Clash, Ramones, even Sex Pistols CDs.
TNP had not eaten a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in over a year.
False, I just enjoyed one last week.
TNP often skips breakfast.
False. I eat breakfast every day.
TNP lives in a single-family dwelling.
True.
The next player has defined a word for a person in the past month.
True. Did it today. The word was ‘polenta’.
TNP has seen his or her childhood home within the past year.
Yes, briefly, a few months ago when I drove past. Looks like it’s in good shape, fortunately.
TNP lives within a hundred miles of his or her birthplace.
No. Almost 1000 miles. It had nothing to do with bad relationships.
TNP possesses a nonfiction book on serial murderers.
Wow no. I use to have a big book on Lee Harvey Oswald, fascinating stuff.
TNP owns a nonfiction book about the Old West.
False, although I wouldn’t be adverse to the subject.
TNP has never been to Michigan.
False, I have a number of relatives there.
The next player contributes to another Thread Game frequently.
True. Lots of them, especially word games.
TNP has never seen an episode of the new Roseanne show.
I saw the two premiere eps but not any after that.
The next poster got a little too much sun this weekend.
Just a little, yes.
TNP marched in a Memorial Day parade on Monday.
False. Long ago, yes, but not recently.
The Next Poster dislikes oatmeal.
False, although I almost never eat it.
TNP gets mildly annoyed when folks type ‘TNP’ instead of ‘the next poster’.
False, although when I first opened this thread, I confess that I had to Google ‘TNP’ to figure out what it meant.
TNP (the next poster) is not planning to watch the NBA Finals.
True, and I’m in Indiana. Oh, the shame.
The Next Poster still occasionally uses the old three letter abbreviations for states.
False, I go with the postal abbreviations.
TNP has purchased some household items in bulk in the past few months.
ETA: Ninja’d (but false, regarding postal abbreviations)