YAGT Would you count the game 21 questions

[JasonE4]

Originally posted by: Howard
BTW I've always thought it was called 20 questions, not 21 questions.

Yeah, it's definitely 20 questions.

 

[JDrake]

HOLY CRap i was just playing with my portable 20 questions game


edit -crap wrong game

 

[drinkmorejava]

omg, the portable thing is fscking messed, it ends up being right half the time

 

[Ika]

...wrong questions game...

21 questions is where two people alternatingly ask questions until 21 questions are asked.
20 questions is where one person thinks of something stupid, then another asks 20 questions to guess.

 

[silverpig]

It can be...

Call her, do her, ... , profit!

 

[JEDI]

Originally posted by: RichardE
So this girl I have been trying to hook up with is talking to me over gtalk at work. ( We work at different places) and we are playing the game 21 questions. I have sort of been taking her lead on this, from clean interesting backround questions to the other variety. Sooo, should I ask her for a date after this? I understand its a learn about the other person type of icebreaking game, just wondering if I ask right after over gtalk, or call her after work..

what's the list of questions?

Link?

 

[Theiananator]

Originally posted by: iwantanewcomputer

Originally posted by: n yusef

Originally posted by: her209
Ask her this question:

There are two identical jars filled with clear tasteless liquid. One has poison and the other is the antidote. You are forced to drink some poison, and now must pick the jar with the antidote to live, except on the label of each jar, one label is truthful, and the other is false. Jar A has label, POISON. Jar B has label NOT POISON. Which Jar do you pick?

If one label is truthful and one isn't, there are two possible situations.

Probability 1)

Jar A is really poison, jar B isn't.

Probability 2)

Jar A isn't poison, jar B isn't either.

Since probability 2 is impossible, you choose jar B.

EDIT: spelling.

how is 2 impossible? Neither are poison, jar b is telling the truth, jar a is lying

Duh....

 

[ucdbiendog]

Originally posted by: Theiananator

Originally posted by: iwantanewcomputer

Originally posted by: n yusef

Originally posted by: her209
Ask her this question:

There are two identical jars filled with clear tasteless liquid. One has poison and the other is the antidote. You are forced to drink some poison, and now must pick the jar with the antidote to live, except on the label of each jar, one label is truthful, and the other is false. Jar A has label, POISON. Jar B has label NOT POISON. Which Jar do you pick?

If one label is truthful and one isn't, there are two possible situations.

Probability 1)

Jar A is really poison, jar B isn't.

Probability 2)

Jar A isn't poison, jar B isn't either.

Since probability 2 is impossible, you choose jar B.

EDIT: spelling.

how is 2 impossible? Neither are poison, jar b is telling the truth, jar a is lying

Duh....

reading comprehension just owned him

 

[TechBoyJK]

just keep it casual and fun. if you can't do that, don't bother. don't "ask her out" per se, ask her if she wants to hang out sometime, or go out and do something fun...