@red_atomic_heart said in #51:
> What question can you never say yes to?
How about "Are you unable to say yes to this question?"
I've also heard "Are you asleep?" but you could say "yes" in your sleep, or you could be lying.
I guess you could actually say yes to my first question to, you'd just be lying. So maybe a better one would be "Did you enjoy me removing your vocal chords, thus rendering you speechless?" That one you really couldn't say yes to, assuming they really did remove your vocal chords (which would be quite rude).
> What question can you never say yes to?
How about "Are you unable to say yes to this question?"
I've also heard "Are you asleep?" but you could say "yes" in your sleep, or you could be lying.
I guess you could actually say yes to my first question to, you'd just be lying. So maybe a better one would be "Did you enjoy me removing your vocal chords, thus rendering you speechless?" That one you really couldn't say yes to, assuming they really did remove your vocal chords (which would be quite rude).
@AsDaGo said in #52:
> How about "Are you unable to say yes to this question?"
>
> I've also heard "Are you asleep?" but you could say "yes" in your sleep, or you could be lying.
>
> I guess you could actually say yes to my first question to, you'd just be lying. So maybe a better one would be "Did you enjoy me removing your vocal chords, thus rendering you speechless?" That one you really couldn't say yes to, assuming they really did remove your vocal chords (which would be quite rude).
correct!
> How about "Are you unable to say yes to this question?"
>
> I've also heard "Are you asleep?" but you could say "yes" in your sleep, or you could be lying.
>
> I guess you could actually say yes to my first question to, you'd just be lying. So maybe a better one would be "Did you enjoy me removing your vocal chords, thus rendering you speechless?" That one you really couldn't say yes to, assuming they really did remove your vocal chords (which would be quite rude).
correct!
lol
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