Game Would you...? Why?

Maybe. Depends. Wasn't impressed by the atmosphere last time.

Would you vacation in Las Vegas and get married daily just for fun? (Not legally, without records—without obtaining marriage license to get married)
 
For fun yes.......I know someone that got married in vegas........while drunk.......had a nightmare getting it annulled o_O

Would you walk over hot coals?
 
Never. Not interested in potential injuries.

Would you mind if people spectated while you're rucking?
 
I would, if you flat out refer to it as an obsession just because I mention it in silly forum games.


Would you go paragliding over jellyfish infested waters?
 
I flat out refer to it as such and for such a reason!

If the trajectory of the flight took me over the infested area and landed beyond, yes.

Would you help if I crash landed into the jellyfish infested waters?
 
If I could, I'd help anyone in a threatening situation.

Would you go vegan for a year, just for fun?


Locket44 said:
I know someone that got married in vegas........while drunk.......had a nightmare getting it annulled o_O
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I heard of those stories and always found them hard to believe. It takes so much effort to actually take the legal route, because it's not automatic. You must fill out an application, pay the fee, get the license (you must obtain the license before participating in the ceremony) number or whatever, present it in the chapel, pay more money to private chapel services, go through the ceremony, then the chapel must notify the state within ten days or some shit, if you want the marriage certificate you must go to the state's office with both people present...

Do I have this wrong or was it too easy in the past and they made it more complicated now?
 
I think it was too easy in the past. They were on a bender though so possibly did apply for everything. I know this person very well. The person she married turned up at her home out of the blue months later and that's how she managed to get the annulment both that and getting them to leave was a nightmare.

Would you go on a blind date?
 
Only if can work, pay is good enough and income taxes aren't murder in the end.

Would you confess to the most horrible crime you've committed towards a very, very bad person not deserving existence in any imaginable capacity, if nobody witnessed it and nobody else got victimized?
 
Nope, there's always somebody that would want consequences.


Would you turn someone in that committed the most horrible crime towards a very, very bad person not deserving existence in any imaginable capacity, if nobody else witnessed it and nobody else got victimized?
 
Yes. Because I believe justice by the thought of "an eye for an eye" is not a world I want to live in (sadly, it's part of the world we live in anyway). That said, the 'very bad person', does deserve to see justice served against them in some way. But it's not up to me to decide how that happens to either of the people in this theoretical scenario.

If there was an animal in fear of losing it's life by drowning, would you get in the water to save it, even if you weren't a good swimmer and it's below freezing?
 
Only if I felt that I could save it without serious risk to my own life.


Would you visit someone that you didn't like/had never got on with if they requested it on their deathbed?
 
Only, if it were convenient.

Would you eat a cup of clean, live cockroaches for $1,000,000?
 
If I can swallow, not chew them, probably

Would you eat live unclean cockroaches for 1 billion dollars?
 
Sure, guess I'll be a cannibal.

Would you lie if you knew you could get away with it?
 
No. I find it serves no purpose if your motives are pure. You can phrase hard truths nicely

Would you disappear and start over if there were no consequences
 
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