Business, 03.12.2020 19:50, agray062103

Would You Rather! Part 8 1) Eat the same meal everyday of your life or never learn how to cook?
2) Would you rather.. throw up everyday of your life or be fine when your best friend is dying?
3) Would You Rather have a pet dog or cat? Why?
4) Would You Rather never get old or know when you were gonna die?
5) Would you rather not have to work that long and get tons of money or own a business and work all the time yet be rich?
6) Would you rather kill your best-friend or get with there boyfriend/girlfriend and then end your friendship?
7) Would You Rather Save All The Animals In The World or.. your whole family?
8) Would you rather eat mouse poop forever or get bullied every second of your life?
9) Would you rather eat whatever your guardian made you forever or whatever the best chief made you knowing it would hurt there feelings?
10) Would You Rather Have Me Make One Of These Daily or Make Another Right Now?

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Would You Rather! Part 8 1) Eat the same meal everyday of your life or never learn how to cook?