The Best Questions for a First Date

[Guest]

depends on if you consider a girl fuging on the first date a good thing or not

is this a trick question?

[Kettle]

depends on what you are looking for at the time.

[Hawk]

I just walk in and lick my eyebrows...never have to say a single word

[mmmbeans]

i think the beer thing is skewed, they included men in the stats. All men like beer and all men will have sex on the first date. There's your correlation.

[boo7382]

i think the beer thing is skewed, they included men in the stats. All men like beer and all men will have sex on the first date. There's your correlation.

No matter their gender or orientation, beer-lovers are 60% more likely to be okay with sleeping with someone they've just met. Sadly, this is the only question with a meaningful correlation for women. For men there are a few others:

refer to 3 questions I listed earlier

[Captroop]

I tend to skip asking if they like the taste of beer.

Asking if they like the smell of chloroform pretty much guarantees sex on the first date

[Dpantherman]

"Have you ever had sex with a Pharaoh?"

"Have you ever had oysters?"

[j2sgam]

Do you want breakfast? Should I call you or nudge you?

[j2sgam]

The grammar and spelling one is what really gets me. Data shows that the less religious you are, the more you are likely to care about grammar and spelling mistakes.

See, I find this odd, or I am the exception. I consider myself to have strong faith in Him, but have always prided myself on proper English. Grammatical errors are a pet peev of mine, always have been. I disagree with their findings...

[C47]

"Yes I would kill lots of people. Now can we go back to your place"....

[PanthaSan]

The only question I ever got to ask was, "Does this smell like chloroform to you?"

[C47]

The only question I ever got to ask was, "Does this smell like chloroform to you?"

:lol:

[TarPanther9180]

92% of statistics are bullshit

[bleys]

See, I find this odd, or I am the exception. I consider myself to have strong faith in Him, but have always prided myself on proper English. Grammatical errors are a pet peev of mine, always have been. I disagree with their findings...

see, I would think religious people would be more uptight about grammatical errors..

there is an image most of "you people" try to uphold.. I figure it would go with the territory.. ;)