What are some good weird questions to ask someone to get to know them better?

1. "Say, do you have a latex allergy?" tends to get things rolling conversationally, for better or worse.
   — eggre


2. "So you can cast a few spells? Am I supposed to be impressed?"
   — A_SKYRIM_GUARD


3. Right now I'm exchanging messages with someone on a dating app where we're discussing what shape your buttcrack would be if you had more than two butt cheeks. It's telling me a lot about him, and about me.
   — Chuggy_G






4. In the words of Richard Herring... Would you rather have a hand made out of ham or an armpit that dispenses sun cream?
   — onefortysevenone


5. What three items will you choose for survival on a deserted island alone?
   — oddfiles


6. Not weird, but being a movie person myself I always ask people their favorite movies. If nothing else it gives you an idea of what they may like based on the type of shows and movies, but also gives the possibility of giving you an immediate topic to discuss and branch off from. Plus you mine learn about a cool new movie or show you never would have watched.
   — Zdestle






7. It is not the best answer to this thread, but it is a really cool game to write 2 things on a piece of paper: one thing that is true and the other is false. Then let the other guess which was correct. This one cool new co-worker (I look up to him as you can read) did this with the following statements: 1) I am already married with the same girl for 3 years. 2) I have a 5 year old kid. Dude is 22.
   — Ronnylicious


8. Would you rather have legs the length of fingers, or fingers the length of legs? Would you rather be covered in lizard skin, or gorrila fur. Would you rather watch your parents doing the humpity hump every single day or join in once to stop it all? Y'know, keep them lighthearted!
   — HueyLewisAndTheShoes


9. I ask them if they believe in ghosts. From how they tell the story and what they say I can make decent guesstimates on education, income, family ties
   — Dudesweet99