January 6, 2004
The art of asking a loaded question
One of the coolest skills anyone could acquire is the art of asking a loaded question. Let me demonstrate.
We were doing our normal bantering in 305 Lewis when we got to the topic of Chris (one of our roomates) sexcapades. I was commenting that Yush and Nelson (his brother), once they had worked out, would become formidable opponents to Chris on the singles scene.
Chris replied, "Nah man."
I retorted, "So you gave up on your sexcapades?"
Now, think about the answer. (Note: Chris does not really *have* sexcapades, but this is why this is funny). If he answers "no," then he is admitting to being a selfish sexaholic. If he answers "yes," then he is admitting to the whole sexcapade scenario.
A loaded question!
I'm going to master this art. It really does put people on the spot and makes you seem superwitty.
We were doing our normal bantering in 305 Lewis when we got to the topic of Chris (one of our roomates) sexcapades. I was commenting that Yush and Nelson (his brother), once they had worked out, would become formidable opponents to Chris on the singles scene.
Chris replied, "Nah man."
I retorted, "So you gave up on your sexcapades?"
Now, think about the answer. (Note: Chris does not really *have* sexcapades, but this is why this is funny). If he answers "no," then he is admitting to being a selfish sexaholic. If he answers "yes," then he is admitting to the whole sexcapade scenario.
A loaded question!
I'm going to master this art. It really does put people on the spot and makes you seem superwitty.
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