SciFi Question of the Day: If the Dark Side has cookies, what does the Dork Side have to offer?
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Twitter Answer:
Lizz Porter Facebook Answers:
Kevin McCullen Mostly coffee.
Charlie Cecil Riley Mountain Dew and Skittles.
Emily Becker Priest Def. Mtn. Dew… but I’d go with M & Ms
AmyBeth Fredricksen Skittles? Oh, no, don’t tell Branli …
Branli Caidryn I’m switching teams…
AmyBeth Fredricksen WHAT?!?
Branli Caidryn … they have skittles :-\
AmyBeth Fredricksen Oh! You’re going to the Dork side. I thought you were already there…
Branli Caidryn Lol nice
Juno Suk The milk.
AmyBeth Fredricksen Now, see, that’s the problem with the Dark Side. They offer you cookies, but withhold the milk.
Ben Chessor Virgins
Juno Suk They figure just in case the force choke doesn’t hold… dry cookies without milk. Bingo.
William J. Teegarden Doritoes, Coke, and a twenty-sided die. Roll wisely…
Brian Covault Anything with peanut butter in it. That’s the ticket.
AmyBeth Fredricksen Yeah. I heard the Dark Side had to go completely nut-free. Allergies, you know.
Brian Covault What??!!! What kind of Dark Side has allergies? It’s mad I tell you, mad!
Box O’ Munchkins No NUTS on the Dark Side? The Dork side probably has Extra dark rich chocolate. (In the Books Lando Calrissian enjoys a cup of Hot Chocolate on a balcony)
Dan Bressler Really cool music videos…
Google Plus Answers:
Meghan Riley Gummy Bears
Brent Stires Cupcakes!
Katey Springle Lempka Mountain Dew and Pizza.
AmyBeth Inverness Interesting how Mountain Dew came up quickly on both Facebook and G+… because it is true.
Miaka Kirino Pi, of course. :p
AmyBeth Inverness HA! That’s the best answer! Interesting… no one on facebook came up with that one (although to their credit, they had some weird tangents) but my ONLY twitter answer was “Pi!”
I would love to hear what you think! Even if you are reading this post a year or more after publishing, I hope you will leave a comment with your own ideas on this topic.
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