A New "Feud" Game For Folks Who DON'T Follow the Herd

  1. John Rutlidge
  2. Sir Barton
  3. Sinclair Lewis
  4. Cleaning the Augean stables
  5. Jane Fonda
  6. Purdue
  7. Benjamin Harrison
  8. Benjamin
  9. Prince Edward Island
  10. James Irwin
  1. Roger Taney
  2. War Admiral
  3. Pearl Buck
  4. Slaying the Nemean Lion
  5. Jessica Lange
  6. Penn State
  7. Taft
  8. Judah
  9. Nova Scotia
  10. Buzz Aldrin
  1. Samuel Chase
  2. Omaha
  3. John Steinbeck
  4. Hind of Ceryneia
  5. Kevin Spacey
  6. Wisconsin
  7. Lincoln
  8. Asher
  9. New Brunswick
  10. Eugene Cernan
  1. Taft
  2. Assault
  3. TS Eliot
  4. Capture Cerberus
  5. Ingrid Bergman
  6. Indiana University
  7. Rutherford Hayes
  8. Judah
  9. New Brunswick
  10. David Scott
  1. Taney
  2. Count Fleet
  3. Toni Morrison
  4. Cleaning Stables
  5. Jessica Lange
  6. University of Minnesota
  7. Lincoln
  8. Gad
  9. Alberta
  10. Young
  1. Name someone who has served as Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court.

  2. Name a thoroughbred race horse that has won the Triple Crown (Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont Stakes)

  3. Name an American author who has won the Nobel Prize for Literature (I will be generous, up to a point, in my interpretation of who counts as an American)

  4. Name one of the 12 Labors of Hercules.

  5. Name a movie star who has earned Oscars in both the lead and supporting categories (both Best Actor AND Best Supporting Actor, or Best Actress AND Best Supporting Actress).

  6. Name one of the colleges in the Big Ten.

  7. Name a U.S. President who wore facial hair (beard, mustache, or both).

  8. Name one of the 12 Tribes of Israel (or, if you prefer, one of the 12 sons of Jacob)

  9. Name a province of Canada.

  10. Name an astronaut who has walked on the moon

  11. John Roberts

  12. Seattle Slew

  13. Steinbeck

  14. capture the Cretan Bull

  15. Meryl Streep

  16. Michigan

  17. Lincoln

  18. Joseph

  19. Ontario

  20. Neil Armstrong

Whew … good one, though hard! I wanted to say John Jay for the Chief Justice one, but figured that the current guy is going to garner more votes! And Seattle Slew may not be the most popular, but in the 70s he was -extremely- popular. :slight_smile:

  1. Roger B. Taney
  2. Gallant Fox
  3. Saul Bellow
  4. Clean the Augean Stables
  5. Denzel Washington
  6. University of Wisconsin
  7. Rutherford B. Hayes
  8. Dan
  9. Prince Edward Island
  10. James Irwin
  1. Learned Hand
  2. Regret
  3. Alice Walker
  4. Wrestling the sirens while strapped to the mast
  5. Robert de Pacino
  6. Oklahoma Tech
  7. Jefferson Davis
  8. The Mormons
  9. Canada
  10. Michael Jackson
  1. William Howard Taft
  2. Gallant Fox
  3. Sinclair Lewis
  4. Cleaning the Augean Stables
  5. Jack Nicholson
  6. University of Wisconsin
  7. Chester A. Arthur
  8. Napthali
  9. Newfoundland
  10. James Irwin
  1. Berger
  2. Secretariat
  3. Vonnegut ?
  4. Hydra
  5. Streep ?
  6. Michigan
  7. Grant
  8. Levi
  9. Ontario
  10. Armstrong

Too many guesses. Lucky to hold my 37 position.

  1. Melville Fuller
  2. Count Fleet
  3. Saul Bellow
  4. Stealing the Mares of Diomedes
  5. Maggie Smith
  6. Purdue
  7. Chester A. Arthur
  8. Issachar
  9. New Brunswick
  10. David Scott
    #6 and #9 are the two that are the toughest to predict, as I’m sure I’m not the only poster to this thread who can, in both cases, give all valid answers from memory. I’d ordinarily have said “Prince Edward Island” for the Canadian province, but I figure that most of my competitors would have done the same thing, so I eliminated that choice. Let’s see if I outsmarted myself…
  1. Melville Fuller
  2. Gallant Fox
  3. Isaac Bashevis Singer
  4. Stymphalian birds
  5. Maggie Smith
  6. University of Iowa
  7. Grover Cleveland
  8. Naphtali
  9. New Brunswick
  10. Harrison Schmitt
  1. John Jay
  2. Count Fleet
  3. Toni Morrison
  4. Slay the Stymphalian Birds
  5. Jack Lemmon
  6. University of Minnesota
  7. Rutherford B. Hayes
  8. Dan
  9. New Brunswick
  10. Harrison Schmitt

Heh. :smiley:

Damn, I knew I should have put Saskatchewan…

Heh…well, I’m not surprised that somebody else thought of the same strategy.

Plus, we both forgot to take into account all the people who didn’t read the instructions first. :smack:

  1. Taft
  2. War Admiral
  3. Pearl S. Buck
  4. Stealing Diomedes’ horses
  5. Pass
  6. Northwestern
  7. Taft
  8. Benjamin
  9. Manitoba
  10. Alan Bean
  1. Frederick Moore Vinson
  2. Count Fleet
  3. Conrad Richter
  4. Obtain Hippolyte’s girdle.
  5. Kevin Spacey
  6. Purdue
  7. Teddy Roosevelt
  8. Reuben
  9. Saskatchewan
  10. Charles Duke

ETA: Curses to astorian for coming up with the same idea for feud that I have already waiting in the queue with Dolores Reborn as we speak.

  1. Warren Burger
  2. Affirmed
  3. Eugene O’Neill
  4. Retrieving the girdle of Hippolyte
  5. Ingrid Bergman
  6. University of Wisconsin
  7. Chester Alan Arthur
  8. Dan
  9. British Columbia
  10. Neil Armstrong

I apologize for stepping on your toes.

But I have a feeling that SCORING this dang game will be its own punishment.