Would you attend a party where everyone had to be naked?
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Would you attend a party where upon entering, you draw a rule from a hat that gives you a rule on how to behave (e.g., any time someone coughs, you must stand up and turn around). You must try to follow the rule without anyone else guessing what your rule is.
- Yes74.6%
- Unsure9.8%
- No15.5%
4,119 votesFinal results
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Would you attend a party where everyone must hold out a thumb that moves according to your interest whenever someone talks. Sideways means "neutral," down means "not very engaged," and up means "very engaged/interested in what you're saying"?
- Yes45.8%
- Neutral17.6%
- No36.6%
3,956 votesFinal results
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Would you attend a nonconsent roleplay orgy where sexual consent is an assumed default (with a safeword), and where people wear wristbands to indicate whether they're a receiver or aggressor, and you can have sex with anyone you want/have people have sex with you forcefully?
- Yes44.1%
- Unsure16.2%
- No39.7%
5,662 votesFinal results
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Would you attend a party where everyone is randomly assigned a method of communication they're not allowed - blindfolded, earplugs, or no-talking?
- Yes55.7%
- Unsure15.6%
- No28.8%
3,430 votesFinal results
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Would you attend a party where upon entering you must draw a (well described) character from a hat, pull corresponding costumes from a costume closet, and then interact in the party as that character?
- Yes64.4%
- Unsure11%
- No24.6%
3,400 votesFinal results
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Would you attend a party where to enter you must do "drug roulette" - imbibe a random (relatively nonharmful) drug, and you don't know what drug it is? Assume a sufficiently elaborate setup to actually obscure the intake method
- Yes39.1%
- Unsure10.3%
- No50.6%
3,536 votesFinal results
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Would you attend a party where you fill out a survey/questionnaire beforehand, where "compatibility" is mysteriously determined behind the scenes, and you are assigned people you *must* talk to at the party, along with questions to ask each other?
- Yes82.4%
- Unsure7%
- No10.7%
3,452 votesFinal results
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Would you attend an 'injury party', where $10k is awarded to the person who sustains the worst injury before the end of the party? If the injury is life-threatening, then no cash prize is awarded to anyone.
- Yes10.2%
- Unsure4.3%
- No85.5%
3,585 votesFinal results
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Would you attend an insult party, a party where the rules are you are only allowed to say negative things about each other, nothing nice at all?
- Yes28.1%
- Unsure11.3%
- No60.6%
3,758 votesFinal results
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Would you attend a 'feedback party', where every 10 minutes the bell rings and you must stop, scribble down a quick form/notes about the way you felt about who you were talking to, and then switch to talk to a new person? U get all anon feedbacks about u at the end.
- Yes57.2%
- Unsure12.8%
- No30%
4,533 votesFinal results
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Would you attend a shirtcocking party, where everyone had to wear shirts but no pants or underwear
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- Yes43.8%
- Unsure14.2%
- No42.1%
4,116 votesFinal results
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A horror scenario for introverts and shy people. Not only you have to do Smalltalk to lots of strangers but then you are judged by them about how you did.
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your parties are not fun at all and would end up total sausage fests when the girls get bored
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controlled by an app. The app randomly pairs people and when the bell rings gives you the form to type your feedback (maybe some sliding scales too?). This way at the end it would be really easy to automate the push of feedback to the correct people.
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I would be interested in the feedback I get, but the process sounds miserable.