While looking around online today, a very important question came to my attention. What is the best time you have had licking stamps? This question poses great insight for me. As I sit for a moment to recall my best time licking stamps- Up pops a question of my own.
If someone can't recall a memorable experience licking stamps, does this mean you might be plain boring? A great deal can be revealed about a person expressing their greatest time licking a stamp or stamps.
My answer to this arbitrary question would be, decorating an old trunk. Ponder how many different types of answers there are. Some could have a very unique experience with postage, other a pivotal emotional association. While many might not have a recollection of any type of experience (other than for the purpose of post) with stamps.
Personally, I don't think being unable to answer the "ice breaker" would label a person boring. I would love to compile a study on the correlation between personality types, intellectual/social capacity and "ice breaker" responses. This also gets me thinking about cultural trends and how we as humans relate to one another.
As a way of expanding and cultivating your own social enlightenment ask these arbitrary questions. You will get to know the core of a person in a very profound and alternative way.
What is the best time you've had licking stamps? The answers are limitless and absolutely unconfined.
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