False
You have been to a ghost town.
True.
You ate fish today.
False. But I bought a new one as a pet.
You have 4 fish. (I do now)
False.
You’ve been robbed.
False, at least that I know of.
You have eaten ice cream within the past week.
I don’t remember, but I think false.
You’ve just received a letter.
False.
You make chocolate.
True. Not today.
You’ve written fan mail.
True
You have taken a film class before.
False.
You have took cooking class.
False.
You took a foreign language class.
True. English is a mandatory class in schools here. Not that they teach anything worthy in there.
You’ve been part of a political campaign.
True. I attended the Bersih Rally at Sydney Town Hall in 2011 with a group of friends. We wore yellow shirts like many of the supporters and listened to speeches and watched skits. The purpose of the campaign was to ask for free and fair elections in Malaysia (my homeland), and it was organised by a coalition of opposition parties and NGOs. “Bersih” means “clean” in Malay. It was a very peaceful rally, thank goodness.
You’ve been part of a riot.
False.
Your current umbrella is blue.
True!
People think you’re the bad guy, when really, you wanna be the good guy.
False. I suppose some do, but I can’t know what people really think of me.
There’s a washing machine in your house.
True. I thought it’s one of those basis necessities nowadays? Although I experienced doing my laundry at a laundromat when I lived at a hostel during my uni days. Man, that was a pain in the butt, having to lug my hamper down the road and back again when my clothes were cleaned!
You’ve used a bidet before.
False.
You have a bow.
There are some cities where almost nobody has a washing machine of their own. Their buildings have laundries, or they have to go to a laundromat.
In here, mostly everyone has a washing machine, so I’ve always been curious about people who don’t.
False. But I want one.
You are traveling today.
False.
You’ve reclaimed a bounty.