Is it impolite to ask someone there weight?

156 pounds. But Im tall. 6ft 11inches. ;+

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!! You made me LOL ;D

Actually, I think I used the right there. Lets go ask Randy D~. HAHAHAH!!!! ;))

Nope...It's their.

Wouldnt that mean it would be ask there are weight? instead of there weight?

Are you trying to give Randy a heart attack.

Are you trying to GAVE Randy a heart attack. ;+

Would you even give him a chance?

Would I give him a chance to answer how much weighs? Or a chance to get to know him better?
:)
A 'yes' to both.
:) This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at May 16, 2018 6:47 AM MDT

I thought so.;-)

Ha!
Like many of my guy friends tell me -- I tend to find anyone attractive as long as they're male . . .
:)

That's not really true but it tends toward that, it seems sometimes.
:)


This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at May 16, 2018 6:48 AM MDT

LOL Me too. ;))

HAHHAHAHA Wow, now thats what you call bulk. LOL ;)

I gently disagree with you. If it were their, it would be interchangeable with they are, therefore, its there, not their.  Lets go ask Randy D~ LOL :D

Or you can get hillbilly and say "them thar're" ... which means, obviously, "them thar (there) are"

Usage: "Them thar're in our swimmin haller"

Your answer WAS a dumb joke. It made me LOL and ROTF ahahahaha. ;))

HAHHAHA!! :)