this or that?

[Youngbinks]

Business as usual.

Upstairs or downstairs?

[kisstine]

Upstairs.

Chopsticks or fork?

[Youngbinks]

For anything but Asian cuisine, fork, otherwise, chopsticks all the way.

Spork or spoon and fork?

[Saverino]

Originally Posted by Youngbinks

For anything but Asian cuisine, fork, otherwise, chopsticks all the way.

Spork or spoon and fork?

Spoon and fork.

Paper or fine china plates?

[dcom]

Fine china, unless you're at a picnic.

What to do outside after it snows...build a snowman or go sledding?

[SikShift]

Go sledding

Snowboarding or skiing?

[kisstine]

snowboard.

Better to have loved and lost or to never have loved at all?

[Buffy]

Originally Posted by kisstine

snowboard.

Better to have loved and lost or to never have loved at all?

Dang, woman, but you ask deep questions.

Generally, better to have loved and lost. In my case, it would have been better to have never loved at all.

Would you rather have a short healthy life or a long life filled with health issues (assuming both were happy lives)?

[dcom]

Short healthy life. Having good health makes it easier to do things that make life more fulfilling.

If you had $1000 that you had to give away, would you rather give it to a random person who truly needed it or to a good friend who didn't necessarily need it?

[Buffy]

Originally Posted by dcom

Short healthy life. Having good health makes it easier to do things that make life more fulfilling.

If you had $1000 that you had to give away, would you rather give it to a random person who truly needed it or to a good friend who didn't necessarily need it?

Most definitely to a person who truly needed it.

Along the same lines, would you be more likely to donate $1000 to a research foundation, or a charity foundation?