Break the Ice Part 2

[newhire]

Well that was. [Han...] You all did really well yesterday.

[She didn't participate but of course, she was watching! ...probably on her phone. But today she's here to assist! Which means there's probably some other stupid activity ready to be thrown your way.]

Today we have a different kind of bonding activity for you! The name of today's game is--! Two lies and a truth. Today you're going to test how well you know each other-- and maybe learn a lot more!

[And for those who may not know the rules--]

You're going to give someone a list of two things that are not true about you-- and one that is. And based on what they know about you and their impressions of you, they're going to do their best to find the truth. When it's all done, you'll tell them whether they're right or not and if they got it wrong-- you'll tell them the truth!

Comments

[buriedearth]

...Second?

[ He doesn't know if he's going to be super good at this game, but he's going to try. ]

[covertizer]

I'd be in a lot of trouble if I didn't like curry.

[buriedearth]

... Oh right, it's even on your profile and you even -- I can't believe I forgot about that.

[ Why is he such a derp sometimes...?

He rubs the back of his head a little. ]

[covertizer]

The information in our profiles is strange, when you think about it. How did they even find all this out in the first place?

[ Terra keep being adorable. ]

[buriedearth]

[ He tries his best...!

Though his eyebrows sort of furrow for a moment as he considers this. It's definitely not the first time it's come up. ]

Maybe they have some sort of technology or machine that allows them to collect information without causing them much trouble. Since sending people out to multiple worlds to try to do it on foot sounds like it would take too long.

[covertizer]

...

[ That would make sense. Like the concept of researching from books and manually writing everything down, versus doing a search on the internet. If the books and internet spanned multiple worlds and time periods. ]

It's still invasive to think about. I wonder if it's not perfect though - that they put down I like curry as something noteworthy seems odd.

[buriedearth]

Probably not. I kind of imagine it picks up a lot of little things about us that aren't really big either, so maybe that's why that's on there too.

[ Terra doesn't know whether he finds that to be a comfort or not, since they probably still have the most important information down too, even if it might not be everything.... ]

[covertizer]

Like the little nuances that make us "us", rather than the sweeping generalisations?

[ Maybe. Then again, extreme dislike of authority is quite a big, if sweeping, aspect of his personality. Consuming a giant burger is not. ]

It might be more fun to treat it like one of those 20 questions shows, though. Asking if we like cats or dogs, and what long walks on the beach do for us could be fun.