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Faizan
One fun way to generate some interesting conversations with your friends over Facebook is to post a funny question as a status update. When the question appears in your friends' news feeds, they can then respond to it as well as respond to each others' responses. The best way to generate a lot of comments is to keep the question simple. Here are a few types of questions that are easy to answer.
True or False Questions
Comment on just about anything relevant to your friends' interests and then ask whether it is true or false. Everyone has opinions, and here is a good opportunity for them to post them and discuss them. Keep it light to stay comical and avoid serious debate. An example might be: "Joe's Pie Shop has the best cherry pie in the state. True or false?"
Fill in the Blank Questions
To generate some creative responses that are almost certain be funny, compose a sentence with a blank in it. These are funnier if they involve people, but be careful not to set up anyone or yourself to receive hurtful comments. You might say about yourself: "I am your favorite ___."
Questions About Photos, Videos or Links
Facebook enables you to post photos, videos and links in Status Updates. Post something comical and then ask your friends what they think about it.
Questions About Preferences
There are endless questions about whether you prefer one thing over another. This is another opportunity for people to air their opinions about trivial matters. For example, "Which is better, double chocolate or vanilla bean ice cream?"
Open-Ended Questions
You have to be careful with these, as they may require too much thinking to generate much of a response. Hypothetical or rhetorical questions and exaggerations can be fun. For example, "Why do mosquitoes love to eat me?" or "Is it really necessary for everyone to drive five miles an hour on Sunday afternoons?"
True or False Questions
Comment on just about anything relevant to your friends' interests and then ask whether it is true or false. Everyone has opinions, and here is a good opportunity for them to post them and discuss them. Keep it light to stay comical and avoid serious debate. An example might be: "Joe's Pie Shop has the best cherry pie in the state. True or false?"
Fill in the Blank Questions
To generate some creative responses that are almost certain be funny, compose a sentence with a blank in it. These are funnier if they involve people, but be careful not to set up anyone or yourself to receive hurtful comments. You might say about yourself: "I am your favorite ___."
Questions About Photos, Videos or Links
Facebook enables you to post photos, videos and links in Status Updates. Post something comical and then ask your friends what they think about it.
Questions About Preferences
There are endless questions about whether you prefer one thing over another. This is another opportunity for people to air their opinions about trivial matters. For example, "Which is better, double chocolate or vanilla bean ice cream?"
Open-Ended Questions
You have to be careful with these, as they may require too much thinking to generate much of a response. Hypothetical or rhetorical questions and exaggerations can be fun. For example, "Why do mosquitoes love to eat me?" or "Is it really necessary for everyone to drive five miles an hour on Sunday afternoons?"
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