WOULD YOU RATHER?

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  • Would you rather everything you dream each night come true when you wake up or everything a randomly chosen person dreams each night come true when they wake up?
  • Would you rather get 5 dollars for every song you sang in public or 50 dollars for every stranger you kiss?
  • Would you rather have a boomerang that would find and hit any one person of your choosing, anywhere in the world, but can only be used once or a boomerang that always returns to you with one dollar?
  • Would you rather have every cat or dog that gets lost end up at your house or everyone's clothes that they forget in the dryer get teleported to your house?
  • Would you rather never be stuck in traffic again or never get another cold?
  • Would you rather have to fart loudly once, every time you have a serious conversation or have to burp after every kiss?
  • Would you rather know how above or below average you are at everything or know how above or below average people are at one skill/talent just by looking at them?
  • Would you rather know the uncomfortable truth of the world or believe a comforting lie?
  • Would you rather blink at twice the normal rate or not be able to blink for 5 minutes but then have to close your eyes for 10 seconds every 5 minutes?
  • Would you rather have a cute well behaved child that stays at an age of your choosing for their entire life or a child that develops from a baby to 18 years old in 2 years and then ages normally?

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