True
True or False, love can conquer all...

False in my opinion

T or F you drink sweet tea?

true

t/f you think bourbon is better than Scotch.

True

T or F you prefer whiskey over vodka?

false, cause I rarely drink.

t/f: you've seen the movie jack reacher.

false. never heard of.

t/f : you get ingrown nails often

false.

t/f : you rather watch independent films.

sometimes true
sometimes false.
depending on my mood.

t/f : you enjoy berries.

true

f/f the word "berries" makes you think of "dingle berries"

false.

t/f : calling someone a dingle berry is funny.

True

T or F, a curse word was your first word?

false.

t/f : teaching a baby to do sign language is a good idea

True

T or F teaching a kid swear words is funny?

False, vulgarity is never a substitute for wit.

t/f: you are shocked when older women swear or utter vulgarities.

False I find it hilarious! Depending on the situation! I have no quams with being vulgar or a woman being vulgar.

T or F you don't like vulgarities?

True. Vulgarity has to flow in a very creative, colourful with-out-an-extra-breath stream for me to admire it. One or two "swear words" just doesn't cut it and always strikes me a failing of literacy or just ineffectual laziness.

T/F: You know how to build a deck.

False

T or F you watch american sports?

T but very rarely unless you consider soccer to be an American sport or curling.

T/F: You don't know how to ice skate.

True

T or F you can roller skate?

F, never did learn.

t/f: you wanted a pony when you were little.

false.

t/f : you don't enjoy swimming.

False

T or F you play a sport?

False, unless you consider vacuuming a sport.

T/F: You are competitive.

True

T or F you watch old movies?

T

T/F You think Lassie was a cat.

False

T or F you own a cat?

True

T or F you type slowly?

false.

t/f :you had a birthday this month

False

T or F you have old vinyl?

False

t or f you like jazz music?

:hiding: false

t or f you love getting dressed up.

false

t or f you like to wear capris?

False, I prefer peddle-pushers or clam-diggers.

T/F: You looked hot in bell-bottoms.