THIS or THAT: the game

Cuervos626

Mera Mera because Ace was so cool or manipulative puppeteer ability from Ito Ito seems to be the more useful. But Ace is the coolest, so Mera Mera.

You got a one way ticket to: Paris or Rome?

flozen

Paris – I speak "traveling French," and I love their stinky cheese. And also, their food. :crazy2: :cheers:

THIS or THAT: The Azores, or the Maldives?

cteavin

Aw, memories. My father's side is from the Azores, so I'd chose to go to the homeland.

You have a bathroom to clean. Do you reach for a bottle of bleach or ammonia?

flozen

Ammonia / hydrogen peroxide. I have an incurable phobia of "bleach spots on clothes."

THIS or THAT: Green or black olives?

JohnAllenson

Black olives

More travel to exotic islands. Tonga or Jamaica

cteavin

Tonga. You just get high in Jamaica – oi, and the American tourists are e v e r y w h e r e.

It's dinner time: (American style) biscuits with dinner or scones for dessert?

flozen

(Jamaica, by all reports, can be a far more dangerous place for the LGBT community as well.)

Biscuits, please. At breakfast, with honey. At dinner, perhaps with some Jalapeño butter.

THIS or THAT: an afternoon of horseback riding, or scenic trails as a nature walk?

JohnAllenson

Scenic trail

Hulu or Haka

Cuervos626

Hulu is that stream service and Haka is that dance tradition… right? Uhhh, I choose Haka.

Getting tickled or getting licked?

JohnAllenson

Getting licked.

jogging or running

cteavin

Running.

Here's one for round the house: For cleaning do you recommend/use baking soda or washing soda? (I just learned about washing soda and am a m a z e d.)

flozen

Going back a few posts, Cuervos, I think you know it was intended to be the hula dance, rather than the Hulu subscription video service. What can we do with you? :bithfight:

Now, someone else discuss the THIS or THAT merits of washing soda, because that's new to me, as well. :afraid2:

Cuervos626

I have no idea of the merits for using soda, but I remember cleaning an umbrella with it.
Hahaha, I certainly did Flozen, choice wouldn't have change if stated otherwise though >:D

Great biceps or super abs?

flozen

I'll take "magic" great biceps that would normally require a lot of work; and then, don't overeat to get a lean stomach that doesn't have to be ripped, six-pack abs.

THIS or THAT: You grow up to have big hands and small feet; or small hands and big feet?

JohnAllenson

Big hands and small feet. It's difficult and expensive to find shoes that fit and my feet hurt all the time. Big hands help on playing the piano but have virtually no drawback.

Orc or Elf

Cuervos626

Orcs, I'm tired of filthy pointy ears people.

Continuing with fantasy races, have a drinking party with dwarves or go hunting with elves?

JohnAllenson

I dislike elves. So drinking with dwarves.

Sex with a Hobbit or aa Bear-Shifter

Cuervos626

Hobbits feet are hard to look at or even touch, but they should smell way better than a bear-shifter, so let me fuck some Hobbits.

Give oral to an orc or a centaur?

flozen

As in the epic Austin Powers "ransom scene," I will give one mill-i-on GT fairy dollars for a THIS or THAT in a new direction, minus orcs, centaurs, etc.

Youtube Video

(But I'll do a centaur, anyway, I like hairy legs.) Hey, don't judge me, you're all a bunch of hopeless-yet-lovable deviants in one (or several) ways. :hug:

THIS or THAT: Back to food. An Irish breakfast, or a Ukranian breakfast? (I had both last week.)

JohnAllenson

I had to look them up. going by this…
1/ Irish breakfast - bacon, sausage, black pudding, potatoes, vegetables, and soda bread. Coffee or tea.
2/ Ukrainian breakfast - kasha with milk or varshynikas or pancakes. Orange juice or coffee.

I'd go with Ukrainian. It seems close to what I grew up with for breakfast: porridge, fresh fruit, milk and juice.

In this vein: Bavarian or French breakfast

French: baguette/brioche/croissant with jam and a cup of coffee/hot chocolate
Bavarian: veal sausage, soft pretzel, sweet mustard, wheat beer. (When I was there I had cheeses with dark bread and a type of cottage cheese with fruit called Fruchtequark.)