personality questions game

[Player_Supreme]

Here is a fun game you can play at a bar with a new interest. I have been using it for years...some of you may of seen it before

You ask her 3 questions and have her describe each in 3 words

1. favorite color
have her describe in 3 words

2. favorite animal...fish what ever non human
have her describe it in 3 words

3. favorite body of water...ie..ocean, pond. lake.river ...ect
have her describe it in 3 words

Friday I will post what each on means and how to tell how she is in bed....women love these kind of games and test....unfortunately my company just arrived...

For those that want post your answers to the above here are mine to use as an example when a buddy of mine pulled this on me about 20 years ago.

1. blue...powerful, deep mysterious
2. wolf...strong fierce, loyal
3. ocean. deep powerful, endless.

 

[Don Rageta]

BLACK- unknown, dark, endless

CHEETAH- Swift, sleek, stylish

SWAMP- unavoidable, shallow, necessary

 

[Dell SkyCat]

While this is all 'interesting' and 'fun' for the moment when you talk with the broads... It can also lead into more wider and deeper thoughts that causes more intrigue when you tell them what it means or when you play with them. Taco Supreme, I am curious how many women you've actually laid by laying this as a type of foundation for an interaction, and yes! I know you're not ONLY supposed to use it to build one. I don't doubt it's effectiveness ... but I want more INPUT!!! on exactly HOW EFFECTIVE?

never the less it's very inviting

1. Red... Powerful, Direct, Loving/sacred
2. Feline... Clever, Intelligent, Playful
3. Stream... Refreshing, Inviting, Art

 

[Player_Supreme]

Ok here is the rest of the game:

1. the color describes how you view yourself or your inner personality.

2. the animal is how you want others to see you...your outter personality.

3. the water is your sexual side....describes how you make love.


So far the women whom I've poled with this game over the last 19 years or so have been almost true to mark.

with the body of water the larger the body the larger the sexual nature....some make love like an ocean...some make love like a river...fast and flowing....get it.

This game is a great part favorite.....and women will be then open to what you guys call the kino....helps get them in the right direction.

 

[Player_Supreme]

While this is all 'interesting' and 'fun' for the moment when you talk with the broads... It can also lead into more wider and deeper thoughts that causes more intrigue when you tell them what it means or when you play with them. Taco Supreme, I am curious how many women you've actually laid by laying this as a type of foundation for an interaction, and yes! I know you're not ONLY supposed to use it to build one. I don't doubt it's effectiveness ... but I want more INPUT!!! on exactly HOW EFFECTIVE?

never the less it's very inviting

1. Red... Powerful, Direct, Loving/sacred
2. Feline... Clever, Intelligent, Playful
3. Stream... Refreshing, Inviting, Art

Now if you look at this guys answers and look at his post you can see this game tells a lot about the person. Notice his attempt at cleverness and playfulness "Taco Supreme". Notice his directness and use of power "INPUT ...HOW EFFECTIVE"...Look at the structure of his sentences....I use this test as more than a game...I use it to tell me more about the person that my subconscious picks up and needs validation. It's my job application for my team so to speak.

 

[Knicknack]

You use this on a girl you just met? Don't they think a question like that is nerdy and too intellectual?

 

[InLawsHateMe]

Mmmmm.. Taco Supreme.

 

[Francisco d'Anconia]

Has anyone else used the questions that are asked on "Inside the Actors Studio?" They can be very telling. They are:

What is your favorite word?
What is your least favorite word?
What turns you on?
What turns you off?
What sound do you love?
What sound do you hate?
What is your favorite curse word?
What profession other than yours would you like to attempt?
What profession would you not like to participate in?
If heaven exists, what would you like to hear god say when you arrive at the pearly gates?

 

[Player_Supreme]

You use this on a girl you just met? Don't they think a question like that is nerdy and too intellectual?


1. If your natural personality is nerdy your going to come off as being nerdy until you learn to act differently.
2. No, no one has ever thought these questions were nerdy.
3. Most people thing they are funny and informative
4. Great sequay to a sexual convo as a lead in

"so is that part true about you being loud, deep and wet?" When said with a slight humour to your voice then leading into anything you want. Usually women will ask me for my answers.

So don't worry about sounding nerdy or intellectual. If that is your own personality don't worry just learn to work it and add some masculinity to your mix.

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MMMMM....Taco Supreme...lol...hmmm it's lunch time now...who needs sublinqual programming....

 

[Player_Supreme]

Franciscio no I haven't seen those questions...are you an actor?

 

[sux2bu]

Originally posted by Francisco d'Anconia
Has anyone else used the questions that are asked on "Inside the Actors Studio?" They can be very telling. They are:

What is your favorite word?
What is your least favorite word?
What turns you on?
What turns you off?
What sound do you love?
What sound do you hate?
What is your favorite curse word?
What profession other than yours would you like to attempt?
What profession would you not like to participate in?
If heaven exists, what would you like to hear god say when you arrive at the pearly gates?

These are personality inventory questions. Psychologists have been doing this for years to assess personality traits, emotional problems, or for screening purposes.

 

[Sexy_Malibu]

I have to say when I first read the original post I was like "what dumb questions"... but then when I read the meanings of the answers I was shocked at how on the mark they were... I don't know how good it would be for talking up a new chick, but it is definitely interesting.

Francisco... I love the questions at the end of the Actors Studio! It's my favorite part...

 

[Derek Flint]

Originally posted by Knicknack
You use this on a girl you just met? Don't they think a question like that is nerdy and too intellectual?

If they call you on it, you can say something like "I was just wondering if there's more to you than just good looks"

 

[00Kevin]

Originally posted by Player_Supreme
Here is a fun game you can play at a bar with a new interest. I have been using it for years...some of you may of seen it before

You ask her 3 questions and have her describe each in 3 words

1. favorite color
have her describe in 3 words

2. favorite animal...fish what ever non human
have her describe it in 3 words

3. favorite body of water...ie..ocean, pond. lake.river ...ect
have her describe it in 3 words

Friday I will post what each on means and how to tell how she is in bed....women love these kind of games and test....unfortunately my company just arrived...

For those that want post your answers to the above here are mine to use as an example when a buddy of mine pulled this on me about 20 years ago.

1. blue...powerful, deep mysterious
2. wolf...strong fierce, loyal
3. ocean. deep powerful, endless.

1. brown
2. slug
3. toilet bowl

 

[Sexy_Malibu]

Re: Re: personality questions game

Originally posted by 00Kevin
1. brown
2. slug
3. toilet bowl

I always knew Kevin was the man for me! And I particularly love his choices of his three words for each.. a man of few words is soooooooooo sexy.

 

[Francisco d'Anconia]

Originally posted by Player_Supreme
You use this on a girl you just met? Don't they think a question like that is nerdy and too intellectual?

It's not as if you walk up to a woman and ask her name and what is her favorite curse word (duh ).

These questions worked for me after I've determined she has a high IL and kino has been reciprocated. At this point she already thinks I'm hot and these questions seems to add mystery and depth to my persona. Women eat it up.

From those questions alone you can go into extended conversations about psychology (on several levels including sex), acting, fantasies, whatever. It all depends on how creative you are and how well you can think on your feet while staying in control to add to the mystery.

 

[Francisco d'Anconia]

Originally posted by Player_Supreme
Franciscio no I haven't seen those questions...are you an actor?

No, but I play one in real life

 

[Francisco d'Anconia]

Originally posted by Sexy_Malibu
I have to say when I first read the original post I was like "what dumb questions"... but then when I read the meanings of the answers I was shocked at how on the mark they were... I don't know how good it would be for talking up a new chick, but it is definitely interesting.

Francisco... I love the questions at the end of the Actors Studio! It's my favorite part...

Yeah, you really get a chance to learn a lot about a person.

So Malibu, how would you react if you met a guy somewhere who seemed interesting and during an extended conversation he asks you those questions? Would you think the guy was 'too nerdy' as someone had put it?

 

[Sexy_Malibu]

Originally posted by Francisco d'Anconia
Yeah, you really get a chance to learn a lot about a person.

So Malibu, how would you react if you met a guy somewhere who seemed interesting and during an extended conversation he asks you those questions? Would you think the guy was 'too nerdy' as someone had put it?

Well the truth is... if I hadn't read this post and a guy asked me what my favorite color is and to describe it in three words I'd be like "what is wrong with this guy?" I don't even think I'd be thinking how "intellectual and nerdy" he is... but rather... are you really that strained for conversation topics that you'd ask me this? It doesn't really sound psychological... it sounds more gimmicky like "if you could be any kind of tree, what would you be?" I mean what do you REALLY learn about a person from those questions?

Now, after having read the questions, and the meanings, and thought about the meanings of my own answers... it's pretty interesting and if a guy asked me that first I'd think "hey are you from sosuave.com!?" and then I'd think "hmmm interesting"...

If someone asked me the Actors Studio questions at least I'd think "oh cool I love those questions"... But truth be told I don't really know how much you really learn about a person from their favorite curse word and their favorite sound... it's fun and interesting... but I really think it should be reserved for someone you already have some sort of rapport with ...

PS: Ever see on Saturday Night Live when they used to make fun of the Actors Studio?? He was always SO DEAD ON it was hysterical.

 

[Player_Supreme]

Re: Re: personality questions game

Originally posted by 00Kevin
1. brown
2. slug
3. toilet bowl

there's one in every group. and what gets me is these kinda guys actually think their being funny...except they are the only ones laughing. And the dummy didn't even answer the questions correctly in his haste to try to get out something funny....