Would you?

[red_rose]

Would you invite a Litster (one that had very few posts and almost no "board history") to your home for a first time meeting?

 

[scrymettet]

Would you invite a Litster (one that had very few posts and almost no "board history") to your home as a first time meeting?

no. never

 

[Milaya]

Would you invite a Litster (one that had very few posts and almost no "board history") to your home for a first time meeting?

Of course not.

 

[red_rose]

no. never

Fine! *pouts* I didn't want to come over anyhow!

 

[HB1965]

No is my immediate answer. Largely because you haven't had the opportunity to get to know this person through their posts, and being that he/she doesn't have much of a history it's hard for other Litsters to vouch for them.

 

[kotori]

I did once. I had to kick him out.

 

[red_rose]

No is my immediate answer. Largely because you haven't had the opportunity to get to know this person through their posts, and being that he/she doesn't have much of a history it's hard for other Litsters to vouch for them.

My thoughts exactly.

I did once. I had to kick him out.

Heh. Was he about 5'11" with long brown hair?

 

[Batch]

I know of a Litzen who changed their name, so they have a low post count. I have known this person for five years, so yes, I would invite them to my home.

But only because we have known each other for so long.

 

[MNGuy]

No, I wouldn't invite anyone over to the house without first getting to know them in a public place or a hotel.

 

[kotori]

...Heh. Was he about 5'11" with long brown hair?

Kinda stringy?

 

[Generic_chick]

I wouldn't invite anyone I didn't know to my house for a first meeting if I hadn't had lots of conversations with them first. It wouldn't have anything to do with them being from Lit though.

 

[Luke's Angel]

I voted llama.

P.S.

Only because it was really the only option that made sense for me.

 

[bronzeage]

It would depend on the scouting report.

I always check references.

 

[Xander]

My first answer would be. Hell no.

It all depends on how much I have talk to the person before hand. And how much I would trust said person. Meaning how much I would want parts of my real life being exposed to that person.

Generally no, though.

 

[RoboKop]

You could have 30, 000 post and be respected member of the Lit boards and the meeting would be on neutral ground. Till I establish that your Lit persona is not fraudulent. Please bring three forms of ID and a letter of reference. Now if you have a really great ass just wear sexy underwear and I'll give you a waiver.

 

[Bluesboy2]

Fine! *pouts* I didn't want to come over anyhow!

Without details I would have to say no.

 

[pinkstarfish]

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK, no.

 

[Bluesboy2]

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK, no.

Good plan, cause I'll pee on your cork.

 

[pinkstarfish]

Good plan, cause I'll pee on your cork.

I'll put a cork in your pee-pee.

 

[Silverlily]

No. My children live here. Even with people I've known for years and met several times in person, it is exceptionally rare any of them have been to my house. As far as Litizens go, there has only been one.

 

[BoobsNBrains]

Uhh...no.

 

[carsonshepherd]

No. People are often exactly who they say they are - but sometimes they're not.

 

[Bluesboy2]

I'll put a cork in your pee-pee.

That sounds a bit kinky.

 

[fgarvb1]

Probably not.

Not knowing me, they might make a mistake and get hurt.

I'm a friendly type person but strangers can be strange, and I'm a little jumpy around people I don't know.

 

[red_rose]

That sounds a bit kinky.

A lot kinky would be...?