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hey guys I am new here, so I know when people are new here, members would want to know more about a person that just join the new region, so fill free to ask me anything, that way you can get to me better and I can get to know you guys better 

Howdy, nice to meet you! Hope you have a fun time poking around. I'm usually in the Dumping Grounds. Feel free to hop over and join the spam games!

1) Which is better -- cats, dogs, or birds?
2) Any particular reasoning behind your nation's name?
3) What other regions are you part of?
c) How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
d) What kind of creature is a woodchuck? I mean, really, why would any animal chuck wood, it's ridiculous.
6) What is 6 x 7?

Why do you feel the need to retreat even further into lies when confronted with the already existing?

Howdy, nice to meet you! Hope you have a fun time poking around. I'm usually in the Dumping Grounds. Feel free to hop over and join the spam games!

1) Which is better -- cats, dogs, or birds?
2) Any particular reasoning behind your nation's name?
3) What other regions are you part of?
c) How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
d) What kind of creature is a woodchuck? I mean, really, why would any animal chuck wood, it's ridiculous.
6) What is 6 x 7?

I have a question for you: why is your numbering messed up?

Howdy, nice to meet you! Hope you have a fun time poking around. I'm usually in the Dumping Grounds. Feel free to hop over and join the spam games!

1) Which is better -- cats, dogs, or birds?
2) Any particular reasoning behind your nation's name?
3) What other regions are you part of?
c) How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
d) What kind of creature is a woodchuck? I mean, really, why would any animal chuck wood, it's ridiculous.
6) What is 6 x 7?

I have a question for you: why is your numbering messed up?

Simple. The idea of this set of questions was to get as large a scope as possible on the person, using questions that seem fairly impersonal/nonsensical/weird.

Question one is a fairly standard question, and the standard answers would be one-word answers. Cat, dog, or bird. If the person did singular answers, that could mean they're a bit nervous to put themselves out there. Or, they don't particularly care about the "sillier" questions. If the person chooses to elaborate, the way they answer (no matter what the actual animal they pick is) would show off how they type in a non-serious point. Basically, this and most of the questions would let me get the tone of their writing.

Question two and three are the "serious" questions. If the person only answered these two, I'd be a bit sad because they decided to be serious and answer seriously. On the other hand if they did a one-word answer for the first question, and longer/more-developed answers for these two, it would give more weight to the "don't care about the sillier ones" thought.

Also, I'd noticed that their nation was in Lazarus, and hoped that questions directed to their nation would nudge them into moving it into Wintreath.

Questions C and D were the "silly" questions. This again would help out in getting the tone of their writing. Would they play along? Hesitantly agree? Go "dude wtf ez dis?" Ignore it completely? And so on.

Question 6 was my favorite. 6 x 7 = 42. They could answer the question plainly, do a complicated funny math thing/try to one up it, groan over the overused number, say "the answer to life, the universe, and everything," say "the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything," or chuckle a bit and say they've seen/read/listened to the movie/book/radio.

The reasoning for the screwed up numbering was another tone-reading thing (plus an observation test). The person answering might drop the numbers entirely and just answer in paragraphs and/or call out the numbering use. They might not notice the numbering and put 123456. They might put in 123cd6 and not notice due to copy-pasta, or call it out at the end. They might try to one-up the weird numbers!




TL;DR: I put far too much thought into this. It was really, really fun to make though! =D

Silly, everyone knows that 6×9=42.

Silly, everyone knows that 6×9=42.

See, this tells so much about a person. =D

Silly, everyone knows that 6×9=42.

I always thought something was fundamentally wrong with the universe... 

Silly, everyone knows that 6×9=42.

I always thought something was fundamentally wrong with the universe... 

It's a reference...

Silly, everyone knows that 6×9=42.

I always thought something was fundamentally wrong with the universe... 

It's a reference...

So was that...

Silly, everyone knows that 6×9=42.

I always thought something was fundamentally wrong with the universe... 

It's a reference...

So was that...

Huh, that line isn't in my copy of the book. I think it may be from the radio show only.

Silly, everyone knows that 6×9=42.

I always thought something was fundamentally wrong with the universe... 

It's a reference...

So was that...

Huh, that line isn't in my copy of the book. I think it may be from the radio show only.

Really?  That's strange!  I'm pretty confident it's in my copy of The Restaurant at the End of the Universe...