Game: The Next Person... (true or false)

[Davin]

False. But Ich sprechen ein bisschen Deutsch und yo hablo un poco de espaniol. Ich lerne langsam Deutsch. Estoy aprendiendo espanol lentamente.

TNP doesn't play video games as much as they want to.

[Bad Penny II]

False, games have evolved I haven't.

The next person prefers a good old stereo amplifier over the esoteric many channelled receivers going round these days.

[jumbojak]

False. I like my Bluetooth headphones.

TNP neeeds new shoes.

[Bad Penny II]

False
The next person can distinguish their needs from their wants.

[joeactor]

False
The next person can distinguish their needs from their wants.

True. But I have trouble distinguishing my wants from my desires.

TNP would walk a mile with a camel.

[jumbojak]

True. And when the mile was behind us I'd hop on and ride off into the sunset.

TNP needs a change of climate.

[Ecurb Noselrub]

True. And when the mile was behind us I'd hop on and ride off into the sunset.

TNP needs a change of climate.

True, it's getting very hot in Texas.

TNP prefers the mountains to the beach.

[jumbojak]

True, I can't go shirtless in public.

TNP should eat more vegetables.

[Davin]

True, I can't go shirtless in public.

TNP should eat more vegetables.

False, I eat more than enough. I like eating most vegetables.

TNP wants hamsters to be able to drive vacuum robots around.

[Ecurb Noselrub]

True, as long as it's in a circus setting.  People on Segways and scooters are dangerous enough in the city. I can't imagine the havoc hamsters would bring.

TNP gets cravings for Ben & Jerry's Cherry Garcia ice cream.

[Dark Lightning]

False. Never heard of it.

TNP has a fast car.

[Essie Mae]

False; reliability and low MPG are what matters to me. (Suppose that should now be KPL).

TNP would like to chuck everything and go off on a round the world odyssey.

[Ecurb Noselrub]

True.  I want to see every continent and as many countries as possible.  Need the lottery, though.

TNP prefers chicken to beef.

[jumbojak]

True.

TNP watches or reads the news regularly.

[Bluenose]

False  I long ago discovered that every time the press reported on something I had first hand knowledge of they got it wrong, usually about some important aspect of the story.  So how can I trust them on things I don't have first hand knowledge of?  I'm not calling it fake news, like a certain person of orange disposition, just incompetence.

The next person prefers a well aged blue cheese to whatever it is the golden arches puts on its "burgers"