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[never2amazing]

1.       What does 111,111,111 x 111,111,111 equal?

2.       Do you find the answer to question one intriguing at all? Why/why not?

3.       You come home and your wife/partner/spouse has prepared the perfect evening for you. What would that evening be like?

4.       You have company coming to visit from out of town. They arrive a day early and toys and laundry are all over the place.

a.       Do you let them in and apologize?

b.      Do you let them in with no apology?

c.       Do you try to throw everything in a room before answering the door?

d.      Do you not answer…they shouldn’t have arrived early anyway?

5.       Your kid loves the merry-go-round and it cost $1 per ride. What would you say is the maximum amount of rides you would let them have?

[tattooedmeegs]

Feb 26, 2013 16:15:03 GMT -5 never2amazing said:

1.       What does 111,111,111 x 111,111,111 equal?
12345678987654321

2.       Do you find the answer to question one intriguing at all? Why/why not?
Its kind of fun.

3.       You come home and your wife/partner/spouse has prepared the perfect evening for you. What would that evening be like?
Gwen out at a babysitter's for the night. We have sushi while watching a movie, followed by going for a walk to get some ice cream. Hitting the sack for some adult time, followed by a night of uninterupted sleep and a late morning!

4.       You have company coming to visit from out of town. They arrive a day early and toys and laundry are all over the place.

b.      Let them in with no apology. I would probably try to push stuff aside before letting them in, but wouldn't apologize. 

5.       Your kid loves the merry-go-round and it cost $1 per ride. What would you say is the maximum amount of rides you would let them have?  2 or 3

[hensmum]

1. Not a clue

2. Couldn't care less, hahaha. Math + me = nope.

3. Perfect evening would be Henry out for the night (sorry kid, haha). Dinner on the table, either something she prepared or takeout from somewhere really good (like sushi or Cheesecake Factory or our fave local place). Sparkling wine, dessert and Downton Abbey or another fave show, going to bed early, but getting to sleep late

4. I'd welcome them and apologize a bit. Depending on who it was, would dictate my degree of annoyance that they were seeing my house not "at its best."

5. Three merry-go-round rides.

[rikkiandjulie]

1. What does 111,111,111 x 111,111,111 equal?

No idea.

2. Do you find the answer to question one intriguing at all? Why/why not?

No. I can't do math.

3. You come home and your wife/partner/spouse has prepared the perfect evening for you. What would that evening be like?

She would just be here.


4. You have company coming to visit from out of town. They arrive a day early and toys and laundry are all over the place.

B.

a. Do you let them in and apologize?

b. Do you let them in with no apology?

c. Do you try to throw everything in a room before answering the door?

d. Do you not answer…they shouldn’t have arrived early anyway?


5. Your kid loves the merry-go-round and it cost $1 per ride. What would you say is the maximum amount of rides you would let them have?

Prolly 5.


Rikki-iPhone

[quinny]

1. Too tired to figure it out.

2. Yes! Math is perfect and sexy. I adore math.

3. N at my sisters for the night. Dinner and beers out at our favorite pub, a sports game on at the bar, casual conversation about nothing at all, lots and lots of sex and then sleeping until 10 and going out for breakfast.

4. Throw everything in a room and apologize over and over again for the stuff I wasn't able to hide. I'm anal about people seeing our home.

5. A lot. I'm a sucker.

[2brides]

1. Whatever was said above.
2. Neat.
3. Kids are somewhere safe and fun and I am whisked away to a tropics where it is sunny, 80s, and no humidity. We have a fabulous dinner, some adult time, sleep in, and spend tomorrow sitting in a beachfront cabana sipping margaritas, reading, napping, and eating delicious food.
4. Ha ha ha. You've never met my wife, huh? That would never happen.
5. We typically do 1 ride per visit to the mall.

[ct]

1. No, until I saw pp's answer
2. i didnt until i saw the answer. then it was okay, kinda cool.
3. Kids with a sitter, moms off to NYC for a show, dinner, swanky hotel, and bow chicka bow wow
4. A with a little C. and OMG i would hate that. dont ever come to my house unexpectedly, ever.
5. 3 rides each

[seattlekari]

1. Glad I didn't have to bust out the calculator, it's too late for that.

2. I'm kinda a numbers geek, so that is cool.

3. I would come home to find A at my house to tell me that she is being transferred to a facility that is close to my house and that she is going to move in. AND that they want her to take week's vacation before she starts, so we are headed somewhere tropical. Hey, a girl can dream, right???

4. A combo of A and C.

5. Three rides

[twotrue]

Feb 26, 2013 16:15:03 GMT -5 never2amazing said:

1.       What does 111,111,111 x 111,111,111 equal? My first thought was 111,111,111 ²

2.       Do you find the answer to question one intriguing at all? Why/why not? Amusing not really intriguing.

3.       You come home and your wife/partner/spouse has prepared the perfect evening for you. What would that evening be like? I love how everyone with kids is like "Adios kids, mama is getting some lovin'!"  I'd probably go with a babysitter for DD, then a night out, hotel, maybe even short overnight trip.

4.       You have company coming to visit from out of town. They arrive a day early and toys and laundry are all over the place.  

a.       Do you let them in and apologize? - I'm an apologizer by nature, can't help it.

b.      Do you let them in with no apology?

c.       Do you try to throw everything in a room before answering the door?

d.      Do you not answer…they shouldn’t have arrived early anyway?

5.       Your kid loves the merry-go-round and it cost $1 per ride. What would you say is the maximum amount of rides you would let them have? Probably 1 or 2. TBH, the only time JB has been on one of those store rids was when hensmum and H were here for a visit.  Other than the mall I can't think of any of those rides anywhere around here.  However, there is a local amusement park where the merry-go-round is $1 a ride.  Because there is no admission fee I'll sometimes swing by there if we are out and about and let her ride that a couple times.

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