Would you rather?

Started by Jubal, August 17, 2011, 10:14:35 PM

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Jubal

The duke, the wanderer, the philosopher, the mariner, the warrior, the strategist, the storyteller, the wizard, the wayfarer...

The Seamstress

Owlbear. Though I think I prefer the plush variety.

Have a sentient cheese wheel or a sentient crisp as a pet? (Both can talk.)

Jubal

The cheese wheel, I'd be much less worried about breaking it.

Go to a vampire doctor or a werewolf doctor?
The duke, the wanderer, the philosopher, the mariner, the warrior, the strategist, the storyteller, the wizard, the wayfarer...

The Seamstress

Werewolf doctor. The vampire would probably be a bit to keen on getting bloodwork done every time I go there. My iron levels are too low for that.

It's Halloween eve and you're driving down a spooky dark forested road when you suddenly need to go to the bathroom. Ahead is a gas station with one employee inside, wearing a creepy clown costume. Would you rather stop there, or park the car somewhere further away to go into the deep dark woods?

Jubal

The most troubling thing about this scenario is really the bit where I'm driving a car. I don't have a license and don't know how to drive, this is very illegal and I'm actually therefore the largest threat to everything else in the area. Discounting that issue, realistically, the petrol station (I am British and refuse to call them gas stations, petrol isn't gaseous). It's not about the percieved danger levels, it's about having a flushing toilet or not. I am not a violent man, and in general I get on very well with nature, but I will fight a clown murderer if it means getting to use a decent loo.

Be unexpectedly proclaimed ruler of a tiny Pacific island with fifty inhabitants, or be unexpectedly proclaimed ruler of Monaco?
The duke, the wanderer, the philosopher, the mariner, the warrior, the strategist, the storyteller, the wizard, the wayfarer...

The Seamstress

Quote from: Jubal on October 21, 2025, 01:29:06 PMThe most troubling thing about this scenario is really the bit where I'm driving a car. I don't have a license and don't know how to drive, this is very illegal and I'm actually therefore the largest threat to everything else in the area. Discounting that issue, realistically, the petrol station (I am British and refuse to call them gas stations, petrol isn't gaseous). It's not about the percieved danger levels, it's about having a flushing toilet or not. I am not a violent man, and in general I get on very well with nature, but I will fight a clown murderer if it means getting to use a decent loo.

lol  ;D

I wasn't aware it's petrol station in British English, I thought it was gas station everywhere. So, duly noted!


QuoteBe unexpectedly proclaimed ruler of a tiny Pacific island with fifty inhabitants, or be unexpectedly proclaimed ruler of Monaco?

I wouldn't want to be ruler of anything, but I guess being ruler of 50 people would be easier than being ruler of Monaco? I could probably just leave them be and they'd go on living just fine.

Have one giant rabbit familiar or a herd of tiny siege rabbits?

Jubal

I think the giant rabbit. I'd like to hug a giant rabbit at the moment.

Live in Skyrim or Cyrodiil?
The duke, the wanderer, the philosopher, the mariner, the warrior, the strategist, the storyteller, the wizard, the wayfarer...

The Seamstress

I don't know either so I guess I'll just say Skyrim, the name is pretty at least.

Dress up for Halloween as Mothman or as Bigfoot?

Jubal

Quote from: The Seamstress on Today at 12:44:15 PMI don't know either so I guess I'll just say Skyrim, the name is pretty at least.
Both from The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim is the northern-central province on the continent of Tamriel, notable for snow, pseudo-Viking aesthetics, being kinda xenophobic and dragons, lots of dragons. Cyrodiil or the Imperial Province is to its south and is the heartland of the Empire and the setting for the game Oblivion: it has the Imperial capital city and a bit more of a cosmopolitan, southern-to-central European sort of aesthetic.

I guess I'll say mothman? I don't have a strong opinion between these two cryptids but I think I'm too short to be bigfoot effectively.

Would you rather write 1000 words of a book or write one short but slightly awkward email?
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The Seamstress

(Thank you for explaining, I'm not sure if the dragons would be friendly and I don't like xenophobes, so I think I'll move to Cyrodiil instead...)

Hm... depends on what I'd say in the e-mail and who it is I'm writing to I guess. If it's work-related I think I'd rather have that out of the way, if it's more personal I might want to think about what and how to say it a bit more before writing? I think I'll go for the book, lol.

You lost a bet: Be slathered in or eat 2 kilos of nutella?