Just curious but has anyone actually ever played the 'Football Mad' category. What sort of answers are in that one then?sue denim wrote:i can't find that post despite looking through the archives.
so i'm going to tentatively suggest that this is the top score. i for one have never seen anything over 17xx
hall of fame
I'm all too aware the creators of such games read forums, including this one, but are some/all of you personal friends for them to include you in the questions; or they just having a laugh?Nil Satis wrote:From The X Factor:
Q. Who joined Roland Orzabal in Tears for Fears?
A. Curt Smith
B. Someone else
C. Neil Satis
I'm starting to feel like a guest at one of the Ambassador's Parties...
We had one last night (I forget what game) where Nil Satis and Unknown Pseudonym were wrong answers.
On incorrect answers I had a Trivial Pursuit question tell me humans have 21 pairs of chromosomes yesterday. That might be true for the writers of such errant rubbish, but it's not true for most of us.
On incorrect answers I had a Trivial Pursuit question tell me humans have 21 pairs of chromosomes yesterday. That might be true for the writers of such errant rubbish, but it's not true for most of us.
[quote="theoak"]I'm all too aware the creators of such games read forums, including this one, but are some/all of you personal friends for them to include you in the questions]
I certainly don't know anyone who creates the games or writes the questions and in fact only know personally one of the other contributors on here. I guess the appearances of a few of the names from here as answers is just a little in-joke on their part, and I can't see any harm in it.
I certainly don't know anyone who creates the games or writes the questions and in fact only know personally one of the other contributors on here. I guess the appearances of a few of the names from here as answers is just a little in-joke on their part, and I can't see any harm in it.
No, I agree entirely with both statements; I thought that was the case, but also thought it possible you might actually know the guys who made the software.Nil Satis wrote: I guess the appearances of a few of the names from here as answers is just a little in-joke on their part, and I can't see any harm in it.
I had a good giggle today. There a new widescreen paragon in our local working mens club now, and i noticed 'Wordwise' on there, and had never seen nor played it. It was very amusing to see in the hall of fame list a load of fruitchatters:
Cardinal Richelieu
Unknown Pseudonym
Ernest W Quality
TKA
Vajinal Bob
and probably a few more i forget. Chortle.
Cardinal Richelieu
Unknown Pseudonym
Ernest W Quality
TKA
Vajinal Bob
and probably a few more i forget. Chortle.
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