[QUOTE=Frostillicus]
I tried Tibor, but then I quit when I realized that I had to answer “unknown” to nearly every question. I guess his character was not fleshed out very well. Maybe next season.
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That’s funny, because when I stumped it with Stuart (the duck who works at the Power Plant), the first thing it guessed was Tibor. (It was stumped on the other Power Plant foreigner, Zutroy.)
I just did the Nuclear Power Plant and it got it in 25 questions.
I thought you said it was a Thing, 20Q was taught by other players that the answer is Place.
Do you bring joy to Springfield? You said Yes, 20Q was taught by other players that the answer is No.
Can Homer see you on TV? You said Sometimes, 20Q was taught by other players that the answer is No.
Is it near the South Street Squidport? 20Q was taught by other players that the answer is No.
I should have said place of course. Whether or not it brings joy to Springfield is a matter of how you parse things. I think Springfield likes electricity and jobs, but it does cause some environmental problems the way it is run and such. The Power Plant has definitely made the news so I don’t know how you could say it was never on TV. I have no idea what the map of Springfield looks like.
[QUOTE=Who_me?]
Hell, it didn’t get the Nuclear Power plant even after I told it. It wasn’t among the items listed, so I searched for it… and it wasn’t there.
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It’s in there- don’t forget it’s the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, not just some old nuclear power plant.
I think many of the “other players” are idiots. Frank Howard was apparently an infielder in the sports questions. I loved the Senators back in the day, and although he did play some first base, he was an outfielder. And Ty Cobb was apparently never booed…
It went 30+ questions and was unable to guess the Carnivale Television Set (from the Ogdenville Outlet Mall). It features: two-pronged wall plug, molded hand grips, durable outer casing to prevent fall-apart…
[QUOTE=Just Some Guy]
Why would someone with an doctorate in psychology not be “down with homework”.
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Are you using “down with homework” as pro- (“I’m down with that.”) or anti- (“DOWN WITH HOMEWORK!”) in this case? Because it’s anti-homework- “Down With Homework” was an inflammatory MAD iron-on which caused Principal Skinner to implement a school uniform program. Not as deadly a result as “Up With Miniskirts” caused him back in 'Nam, but still pretty dangerous.