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[Talk Theme] Liven up the drinking party! A roundup of funny questions

When you’ve got a rare and fun drinking party, you want everyone there to get hyped together, right?

Here’s an article that might help with that—we’ve gathered a bunch of slightly funny questions that could also lead into later talk themes!

Especially with groups that meet often, you can run out of things to talk about.

This content might be useful at times like that.

It can also be used as an icebreaker at workplace welcome parties and the like.

I’d be happy if this article could serve as a springboard to liven up the conversation at your drinking get-together!

[Talk Theme] Liven up the drinking party! A roundup of funny questions (21–30)

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Doesn’t everyone have stories that, while not funny at the time, turned into good laughs as the years went by? Tales of student-era romances or rookie mistakes at work—these conversations, which connect across each person’s own genre, can really liven up a drinking party.

That said, some stories still aren’t laughable if they’re ongoing, so choose your material based on the people present and the mood.

On the other hand, talking about something you’ve been carrying alone for a long time can make you feel lighter, so this is a conversation theme I highly recommend trying.

If you had to be told either the date of your own death or the cause of your own death, which would you choose?

If you had to be told either the date of your own death or the cause of your own death, which would you choose?

It’s a question of whether you want to know when your life will end or how it will end.

If you knew the date of your death, you could plan how to live your life up to that day; if you knew the cause, you could think of ways to prevent it.

It’s the kind of question that can prompt us to reflect on how we live, and it might reveal each person’s life goals and what they fear.

Perhaps the best approach is to value both perspectives and aim for a fulfilling life while staying mindful of accidents and health.

In conclusion

I’ve put together topics that can be taken broadly rather than extreme ones.

And I think these are all questions you can use even outside a drinking party, right? I hope you all enjoy some fun conversation time together!