GAH!! MY BRAIN HURTS!

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Instead of making a loop with Repeat..Until, you could also use Repeat..Forever. Then you can use the Exit command to end it. I find that easier, it means you can say something like
If <thisandthis> Then Exit
anywhere in the loop.

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question$ = "please tell me about your hobbies"

Repeat

   Print question$

   Color 0, 255, 0
   answer$ = Input ("answer>")
   Color 255, 255, 255
   If answer$ = "" Then Exit

   t = t + 1
   If t Mod 2 = 0 Then 
      question$ = "that is so interesting"
   Else
      question$ = "please tell me more"
   End If

Forever

Print "Hey! .. that's not an answer!"
Delay 2500

End

If the loop is placed inside a function, you can also break the loop (and the Function at the same time) with the Return command.