What issues are cute for a game I invented my boyfriend?
My boyfrixend and started playing a little game from time to time, is essentially a test of the films. We do it at night when we can not answer, but are still grappling with msn. The rules are: you have permission to use resources line and the books you want. Sounds easy? Believe me, it's not! Questions can be anything from where you made the film The Lord of the Rings to reach things like, "translate the following text (French, German, etc)," or what the line "here looks at you, kid," as German deckchairs. It is very entertaining and is becoming increasingly difficult, but we … running out of ideas … Does anyone have good questions? Maybe even some kinda flirty? I loves to push his buttons as he blushed so easily! ps We had this game so different topics: philosophy, old songs, opera legends, etc.
us something similar, but everything is based on the play on words with a central theme, I would like a line going to make a replica, and continue as long as we can, but We're running out of puns, the more you go in the worst puns and more fun is, believe it or not can be very sexy and suggestive, too, treat backyard birds as a subject, which may begin with the chickens and roosters, but soon shot in feathers and speak in a dissolute and goosing chubby thighs. 
Werner Herzog Reads Curious George
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