Would you rather?

Aesteroth

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I'm bored. Let's play a game of would you rather...

Would you rather...

Question one:
a. Be able to fly;
b. Be able to turn yourself invisible.

Question two:
a. Only be able to whisper;
b. Only be able to shout.

Question three:
a. Know when you are going to die;
b. Know how you are going to die.

Question four:
a. Sweat mayonnaise;
b. Every time you take a crap its the size of a softball.

Question five:
a. Never be able to close your mouth;
b. Never be able to close your eyes.

Question six:
a. Have legs as long as your fingers;
b. Have fingers as long as your legs.

Question seven:
a. Be sexually attracted to fruit;
b. Have Cheetos dust permanently on your fingers.

I look forward to your responses.
 
Here's a fun fact about choice 'A' in question number #7.

The correct term for fruit fetishism is "sitophilia". Dr. Mark Griffiths actually covered this topic on his blog back in 2015 and again in 2016.
 
Here's a fun fact about choice 'A' in question number 7.

The correct term for fruit fetishism is "sitophilia". Dr. Mark Griffiths actually covered this topic on his blog back in 2015 and again in 2016.

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You are like a self-aware Wikipedia. It's incredible.
 
But if you knew how you'd die you could prevent it (hit by a car - not going outside; heart attack - eat, live healthy, sports etc..)
Which means you wouldn't actually know how you'd die. Paradox.
 
the sweat mayonnaise part is where i draw the line on a fun forum post
 
But if you knew how you'd die you could prevent it (hit by a car - not going outside; heart attack - eat, live healthy, sports etc..)
Which means you wouldn't actually know how you'd die. Paradox.

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This thread has suddenly got really deep.
 
But if you knew how you'd die you could prevent it (hit by a car - not going outside; heart attack - eat, live healthy, sports etc..)
Which means you wouldn't actually know how you'd die. Paradox.

No man , it would be like in final destination , u would try hard to avoid it , but eventually fail.
 
No man , it would be like in final destination , u would try hard to avoid it , but eventually fail.
Well, if you believe in predetermined life paths, or a so called destiny, then yes.

(This is where it gets really deep :D)
 
Well, if you believe in predetermined life paths, or a so called destiny, then yes.

(This is where it gets really deep :D)

Shit dude... your thread responses have me sweating mayonnaise all over my keyboard.
 
Well, if you believe in predetermined life paths, or a so called destiny, then yes.

(This is where it gets really deep :D)

Parallel universe where you could actually get definite answer about your death cause is deterministic, full destiny mode. I believe in chaos, entropy and uncertanity
 
Parallel universe where you could actually get definite answer about your death cause is deterministic, full destiny mode. I believe in chaos, entropy and uncertanity

These are my favourite kind of discussions mate :) (while having a few liters of alc :D)

Shit dude... your thread responses have me sweating mayonnaise all over my keyboard.

So, you chose sweating mayo instead of softball crap...
'you chose wisely' :D
 
Ha ha, so either way the answer is 'yes'?

Very funny.

Not necessarily. There is a loophole to my question. If you answered 'No' the answer to my first question does not necessarily have to be the answer that is completely opposite to no (i.e. yes). Instead, the answer to the first question could have been 'I don't have time for this' or 'of course not'.

In doing this I have confirmed that you are indeed not a machine. Just a very intelligent human.
 
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