I Have Some Questions

[Anarchemitis]

9) Why do people speak with less conviction than they used to.
-You know? Like, sort of having opinions? And lots of rhetorical questions?

10) Should I see Die Hard original, and why? (Apart from the fact of the matter of Jeremy Irons)

11) Should Valve focus less on hats in Team Fortress 2?

12) Why am I asking you these questions?

 

[Andalusa]

1) I don't know, but I plan on seeing it anyway.

2) Also don't know, I am also debating as to whether I should get this, I have on good authority that it's a good game.

3) I love brussel sprouts, they are my 3rd favourite vegetable.

4) You're not alone, I just don't like football altogether.

5) Haven't played it.

6) I don't go on that often, but yes, I get what you mean.

7) Somewhere, I'm sure.

8) Year 12, doing my AS exams at the moment, GCSEs are a doddle compared to these bad boys.

 

[Grey_Focks]

1) See it with friends, it isn't bad and it's kinda fun to make fun of at times.

2) No idea.

3) brusel sprouts with butter are actually one of my favorite side-dishes. Without the butter...no thank you. Typical fat american for you.

4) See the above "american" statement. we don't care about FIFA.

5) I think the VS is kinda shit, but the open-world one is actually really good. Wish you could have more people per game, though.

6) Yes, it really is. I get the feeling they ran out of jokes a while ago.

7) Again, fat american who likes butter and DGAF about FIFA.

8) Don't know how a year 11 transitions to the american school year system, but I graduated from high school and then college a while ago. I really have no answer.


There ya go, only 3 questions that I honestly can't answer. I'd say that's a definite "good enough."

 

[SomeBoredGuy]

I'm not French, but my French teacher is perhaps one of the most kick-ass guys ever to teach a language.

 

[SCAFC Chimp]

8) Year 12, doing my AS exams at the moment, GCSEs are a doddle compared to these bad boys.

As someone doing maths at AS level a year early, I know excatly what you mean. The leap from GCSE to AS is staggering