Icebreaker Game Ask the User Below a Question v2019

There once was a boy who liked to suck his thumbs. His mother told him to stop, but he wouldn't, so she cut off his thumbs. Now he has no thumbs. Thank you!

Is the weather getting cold where you currently are?
 
I do. I get to exclude stupid shit like artificial flavors, extra salt, extra fat, unnecesssrily added sugar, other things which are meant to only preserve the food for storage and not add to flavor, etc.

Have you ever been in 24hr daylight for more than a few days?
 
Nope, never have. Would like to see the northern lights (at night) though in the northern latitudes sometime, though.

What's your favorite dessert?
 
No. I keep hearing about that and will never understand it.

Edit: one of my bad habits is procrastinating.


Have you been to the Moon and back, in terms of total distance you've covered in your lifetime? That distance can be travel to work, at work, leisure travel, jogging, flights, shopping trips, travel to school, public transportation, etc... Think of how far work is, how often you go to work, for how many years, think how often and how far you walk or jog, think of where you go shopping and how often, etc.. It's fairly uncomplicated to multiply distance, number of days, years and come up with a rough estimate. Don't be lazy with the answer.
 
Not a chance, I'm not old enough and don't walk that often. The moon is 382, 500km away, I'd have to walk 9107 a day everyday, one way to make it there

If you could would you buy a ticket to Mars?
 
No. Surely it's a one-way trip at this time. And the loss of time just for travel??? It would be the most boring trip ever.

Have you been to the Moon and back, in terms of total distance you've covered in your lifetime? That distance can be travel to work, at work, leisure travel, jogging, flights, shopping trips, travel to school, public transportation, etc... Think of how far work is, how often you go to work, for how many years, think how often and how far you walk or jog, think of where you go shopping and how often, etc.. It's fairly uncomplicated to multiply distance, number of days, years and come up with a rough estimate. Don't be lazy with the answer.
 
Stanthropical said:
No. Surely it's a one-way trip at this time. And the loss of time just for travel??? It would be the most boring trip ever.

Have you been to the Moon and back, in terms of total distance you've covered in your lifetime? That distance can be travel to work, at work, leisure travel, jogging, flights, shopping trips, travel to school, public transportation, etc... Think of how far work is, how often you go to work, for how many years, think how often and how far you walk or jog, think of where you go shopping and how often, etc.. It's fairly uncomplicated to multiply distance, number of days, years and come up with a rough estimate. Don't be lazy with the answer.
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I'm not being lazy I'm being realistic or not understanding what you mean. I know I don't walk even remotely close to 9, 107 km a day...ever.

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Have you been to the Moon and back, in terms of total distance you've covered in your lifetime? That distance can be travel to work, at work, leisure travel, jogging, flights, shopping trips, travel to school, public transportation, etc... Think of how far work is, how often you go to work, for how many years, think how often and how far you walk or jog, think of where you go shopping and how often, etc.. It's fairly uncomplicated to multiply distance, number of days, years and come up with a rough estimate. Don't be lazy with the answer.
 
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Kiss my ass.

Have you been to the Moon and back, in terms of total distance you've covered in your lifetime? That distance can be travel to work, at work, leisure travel, jogging, flights, shopping trips, travel to school, public transportation, etc... Think of how far work is, how often you go to work, for how many years, think how often and how far you walk or jog, think of where you go shopping and how often, etc.. It's fairly uncomplicated to multiply distance, number of days, years and come up with a rough estimate. Don't be lazy with the answer.
 
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