Survey goodness

[serene]

From surelars and kightp.



Only two rules:
You must answer yes or no.
You may not explain unless someone asks.

Have you ever ...

Taken a picture naked? Yes

Made money illegally? No

Had a one night stand? No

Been in a fist fight? No

Slept with your best friend? Yes

Had sex in a public place? Yes

Ditched work to have sex? No

Slept with a member of the same sex? Yes

Seen someone die? Yes

Ran from the police? No

Woke up somewhere and not remember how you got there? No

Worn your partners unmentionables? Yes

Fallen asleep at work? Yes

Used toys in the bedroom? Yes

Ran a red light? Yes

Been fired? Yes

Been in a car accident? Yes

Pole danced or done a striptease? Yes

Loved someone you shouldn't? Yes

Sang karaoke? No

Done something you told yourself you wouldn't? Yes

Laughed so hard you peed your pants? No

Caught someone having sex? Yes

Kissed a perfect stranger? No

Shaved your partner? Yes

Given your private parts a nickname? Yes

Ever gone in public without underwear? Yes

Had sex on a roof top? No

Played chicken? No

Mooned/flashed someone? Yes

Do you sleep naked? Yes

Blacked out from drinking? No

Felt like killing someone? Yes

Had sex more than 5 times in one day? Yes

Been with someone because they were in a band? No

Taken 10 shots of liquor in a day? No

Shot a gun? Yes

Gone outside naked? Yes

Comments

[kightp.livejournal.com]

Yay for no fist-fightin, no karaoke-singin' nakedy babes!

[serenejournal.livejournal.com]

*grin*

I have way too much stage fright for karaoke. (Never mind that I've competed in poetry slams, etc.)

[kightp.livejournal.com]

I can't carry a tune in a bucket, and even *watching* karaoke evokes a sort of vicarious embarrassment that makes me want to crawl under the table. So few people do it well, and I know that I'd do it even worse.

[calebbullen.livejournal.com]

What's important though isn't whether people are good but whether they enjoy it. I used to sing karaoke and there was one old drunk there who had a weird voice, no sense of rhythm, and couldn't follow the tune at all but he had such joy and enthusiasm that he was one of the most applauded and enjoyed people there. It's just all around good fun to see someone enjoy something so much no matter what there actual skill level is.

[serenejournal.livejournal.com]

Right. I used to have that cringing embarrassment reaction until something clicked inside and turned karaoke from "performance" to "game".

[kightp.livejournal.com]

Oddly enough, in just about every other sort of performance I can think of, that's exactly how I feel. I don't know why karaoke evokes such skin-crawly aversion in me - probably something to do with my own singing phobia. But it does, so I avoid it.

[tom-allen.livejournal.com]

Hmm. I guess I'm surprised at how many "No" answers you've got. All in all, though, not bad.