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Is what you're doing really inviting danger then?

by Thrill Kill

 

by SocioChef

 

by Thrill Kill

Can you post a picture of your driver's licence to prove it or something else that shows your full name and address?

 No i cannot, because what you have done there is requested, i am only answering questions Truthfully. Not requests.

 Every question is technically a request. As each question is requesting information off you, be it personal or otherwise.

 Ah yes but that is your opinion of what a  question is... Is  it not

A question is a linguistic expression used to make a request for information. Therefore it is used as a means for getting the information. Getting the information would just be a request.

Alas let us end this chitter chatter and commence with the Questions.

To me, inviting danger means antagonizing those making the threats. Provoking them. Encouraging them to follow through.

Are you a chef?

by BobbyMungler

I'm close to, although after acting so cocky about it, I feel like it wouldn't end well for me. Although, I don't think anyone else on here lives in England.

I'm not exactly the trend setting type anyways. Although I would like to meet people from here in real life...

You live in England? Or 'Merica. Cuz I would meet anyone here ('merica, cali, san fran to be specific, los angeles in two weeks) if you want to meet up :D!

If you live in Europetown, I won't be there until next year :(

There would be no point in having a thread like this if the answers don't relate to the questions being asked.

Then again, I can see how he may find amusement in doing something like that.

If that were not his initial intention though, you've now planted the idea in his head when he reads this.

With that in mind, I don't think I'll bother asking any more questions.

Answering truthfully doesn't always mean giving you the answers you want.

Question: "What day is it today?"

Answer: "Purple is my favorite color."

"If that were not his initial intention though, you've now planted the idea in his head when he reads this."

"to which "no i cannot" is still a legitimate answer as per the rules of this game"

What's stopping him from being able to? Asking if he can doesn't mean he has to, it's simply asking if it's possible.

by Systematic

Are you a chef?

 Not professionally. I do it as a hobby.