do me!! do me!!

umm, ok, the number i pick is . . . 217! no wait! i want 216!! yeah, i'm unpredictable!!

fantasyislander said:

Oh..lol

On an airplane you are talking pleasantly to a stranger of average appearance. Unexpectedly, the person offers you $50,000 for one night of sex. Knowing that there is no danger of physical harm, pregnancy or disease--in other words, the act would be 100% safe in everyway--and that payment was guaranteed, would you do it?

Byron said:

5 years ago and it was in a supermarket with a physich woman weighing 300 lbs, nothing wrong with that but no match for me

Anyway, the supermarket was a mess and we both were removed from the store, I was so ashamed





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Byron said:

No way. My life is worth more to me than a million

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Byron said:

no!!! i think that sex has been trivialized too much by today's world. sex isn't just something you should give away to the cutest guy who looks your way, or something that you can "satisfy" whenever you have a "craving". sex was meant to be something beautiful between two people, a MARRIED couple. so, unless i'm married to this stranger of average appearance (even if the stranger is brad pitt) i WOULD NOT sleep with him. my self respect is worth way more than $50,000. worth more than $5,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 too.

AndGodCreatedMe said:

Wow...


If someone offered you a large amount of money for information on one of your company's products, would you accept it? Assume you know you won't be discovered.

TheRealFiness said:

Walking along an empty street, you notice a wallet. It contains $5,000 in cash but no name or address. What would you do?

A) Would it alter your decision if inside you found the name, address and picture of an extremely wealthy looking man?

B) What if you found inside the name, address and picture of an elderly, frail looking woman?

Byron said:

The plane crash.....as I may live near an airport in Peru...

...and if the Earthquake happened it may have caused the plane to crash...

.....and my acquaintance may have been driving to the airport to meet a friend off the flight....

.....I'd save em all.....

.....(Phew).....That one had me worried for a mo.....

Byron said:

giving the wallet back or reporting itmissing would be the karmically correct thing to do..

Byron said:

Nope



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Byron said:

erm no, are you mad i was more than likely ripped off in the first place

do i look like i have more money than sense i have very little of either but i'm sure i would just walk away with a little smile on my face

AndGodCreatedMe said:

If you were guaranteed honest responses to any three questions, who would you question and what would you ask?

Geritzla said:

If you decided to do something and your friends strongly adviced you not to, would you do it anyway?

I wanna play too!

47!

HobbesLeCute said:

Given the choice of anyone in the world, who would you want as:

1) Your dinner guest?

2) Your close friend?

3) Your lover?

Byron said:

1) David Bowie. Because I like him as much as Prince, and saying Prince around here would be kinda predictable and cheesy.

2) Christopher Walken, because he's so strange I just know we would get along great.

3) A close friend of mine named Anna. Her or Number23.

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Byron said:

Depends on what it was and whether or not I really want to do it or not.

Byron said:

truthfully? I took money from a payphone that was laying there not that long ago - that's probably the biggest thing I've ever "stolen"

Natisse said:

it was almost $3 worth of change I think - I felt terrible at the time and thought "oooooh karma's gonna come back for this" but I still did it