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Posted by: getagrip on October 4, 2019, 11:30 pm
This seems to work for me. I just put the dice down and engage in answering their questions and talking with them. I just act like I am so enthralled with the conversation that I have forgotten what we are all there for. When the conversation is over or they say throw the dice then I pick them up again. If they start talking with me again then rinse, lather and repeat. No tossing during conversation for me! :D
Posted by: Dr Crapology on October 5, 2019, 12:34 pm
A little conversation can be a good thing. If it is a question such as "who are you rooting for to win the Super Bowl," we may do something similar to what getagrip suggests.
BUT if the question is "did you take a class"---I usually say "no bought a book and probably paid too much but I guess it can't hurt." Rose usually usually says "my husband read a book and told me what I should do." After we say something like this we laugh. Keep it light and use a little humor.
Try to make your answer quick and add some humor.
BUT if the question is "did you take a class"---I usually say "no bought a book and probably paid too much but I guess it can't hurt." Rose usually usually says "my husband read a book and told me what I should do." After we say something like this we laugh. Keep it light and use a little humor.
Try to make your answer quick and add some humor.
Posted by: Dotcom on October 5, 2019, 2:51 pm
I guess little conversation couldn't hurt and i can see why it's the 80 percent mental aspect of the game.
Posted by: MrPiP on October 7, 2019, 3:32 am
Respond like your nuts... Tell them "Yea I love hamburgers"
Posted by: Dotcom on October 7, 2019, 3:01 pm
I'm dead :lol: this made me laugh never thought of something like that.
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