Here are the rules. PLEASE read them!
**1. DO NOT READ THIS THREAD BEFORE YOU POST YOUR ANSWERS**, lest you see the other answers. Scroll really fast to the bottom, or hit "end" on your keyboard. We play by the honor system. There is a chance you won't get in the game after it's gone to two pages, it's just the way it goes. There is typically a lot of chatter posts that aren't answer posts, so give it a shot anyway!
**2. Object of the game: Try to think of the most popular answer,** to get the most people matching you. Google is allowed, if you desire. Only answers that are "serious" will be scored. Joke answers will not be considered, as it is not fair to other players.
3. Formatting rules:
If they are not followed, your answers might be **DISQUALIFIED**.
1. answer
2. answer
3. answer
4. answer
Make your list look like the one above. No double spacing. No periods (except for the one following the number.) No quote marks, no punctuation if it is not necessary! No smilies! No extraneous bullshit is allowed. If you feel you must qualify your answer, do it **AFTER THE LIST**!
The reason this is so important is because I cut and paste all the answers, and I have to edit each answer to make them identical. It is a lot of work, so please make it easier on me. Thanks.
Scoring - All matching answers will be worth 2 points each. For example: If 4 people match that means they each get 8 pts for that answer. No matches = 0 points.
The game will end when we have 50 entrants, or when we feel that no more people are going to play. I'll score as fast as time will allow.
Good luck!
1. Besides sleep, name something you might see a cat do.
2. Name a type of specialist doctor.
3. Name a famous animal from a TV show.
4. Name a disco era group.
5. Besides a stop sign, name a common road sign.
6. Name a game piece in "Monopoly".
7. What, besides chicken, tastes just like chicken?
8. Fill in the blank: Red ___
9. Give a name that's the equivalent of "John" in a language other than English.
10. Name an American TV show that first aired in black and white and ended in color.