Personal Questions

[RCMerchant]

If you were starving, would you eat insects?

I would. Hell, I ate insects just to gross people out when I was young!

[Alex]

If you were starving, you'd eat anything to survive.

[chefzombie]

sure, if i was that hungry. hell, i'd eat mushrooms and onion too, and i DESPISE both.

[ER]

Do you like The Brady Bunch?

When I was a kid I adored it like it held magic!

[Rev. Powell]

Not too much on the Brady Bunch, though it was OK as a kid. Like most guys my age, I did have a little crush on Marsha.

[RCMerchant]

Do you like The Brady Bunch?

When I was a kid I adored it like it held magic!

Never.

[ER]

Assuming SOMEHOW you could still be on time for meetings, etc.---maybe you'd have a personal assistant to come fetch you, whatevs,---but how much would it bother you if you had to spend the rest of your life with no timepieces to look at, no watches, clocks, computer clocks, nothing at all, just zero connection to being able to glance and see what time it was according to the abstract divisions of time we've created in modern life?

I would lose my mind.

My mom, I think, would be completely fine.

[indianasmith]

Pretty sure my head would explode.  I'm chronologically minded!

[Alex]

Kristi constantly asks me what time I got up at each morning or what time Ash, or the cats did.

My reply is always 'I dunno. You stole my alarm clock.'

Guess that means I can survive without them.

[Leah]

I would lose my mind.

[RCMerchant]

I'm retired and have no life. I could care less.

[chefzombie]

knowing the time generally means very little, but having a timer is an imperative. i'm a cook, lol! 

[ER]

Ever played hopscotch?

I used to almost every recess in elementary school in Kentucky. Our court went one foot down, one foot down, one foot down two feet down, one foot down, two feet down, end, then you went back. When I moved to Ohio it seemed like no one here played it. Zut.

[Alex]

A few times as a kid. It wasn't a super popular game for boys.

[RCMerchant]

No.