WOULD YOU RATHER?

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  • Would you rather have skin that changes color based on your emotions or tattoos appear all over your body depicting what you did yesterday? 
  • Would you rather snitch on your best friend for a crime they committed or go to jail for the crime they committed? 
  • Would you rather have everything on your phone right now (browsing history, photos, etc.) made public to anyone who Google's you name or never use a cell phone again? 
  • Would you rather eat a box of dry spaghetti noodles or a cup of uncooked rice? 
  • Would you rather wake up as a new random person every year and have full control of them for the whole year or once a week spend a day inside a stranger without having any control of them? 
  • Would you rather be born again in a totally different life or born again with all the knowledge you have now? 
  • Would you rather be lost in a bad part of town or lost in the forest? 
  • Would you rather never get a paper cut again or never get something stuck in your eye again? 
  • Would you rather randomly time travel +/- 20 years every time you fart or teleport to a different place on earth (on land, not water) every time you sneeze? 
  • Would you rather the aliens that make first contact be robotic or organic? 
  • Would you rather be famous but ridiculed or be just a normal person? 
  • Would you rather play any instrument but only if you play naked or be able to speak any language but only if close your eyes and dance while you are doing it? 
  • Would you rather have a flying carpet or a car that can drive underwater? 
  • Would you rather be an amazing artist but not be able to see any of the art you created or be an amazing musician but not be able to hear any of the music you create? 
  • Would you rather there be a perpetual water balloon war going on in your city / town or a perpetual food fight? 
  • Would you rather find five dollars on the ground or find all of your missing socks? 
  • Would you rather never have another embarrassing fall in public or never feel the need to pass gas in public again? 
  • Would you rather be able to talk to land animals, animals that fly, or animals that live under the water? 
  • Would you rather lose your best friend or all of your friends except for your best friend? 

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