The Daily Feud: The Back to School Feud by MsWhatsit [closed]

The Game Room
41
  1. Pencils
  2. Springfield Elementary
  3. The Oxford Latin Course
  4. Biff
  5. Slide
  6. The name game?
  7. Spaghetti straps
  8. Art
  9. Basketball
  10. 3:30pm

ETA: Doh! I thought “book set at a school” was referring to a set of books often used in schools. Must note indefinite articles.

42
  1. Notebooks
  2. South Park Elementary
  3. Harry Potter series
  4. Butch
  5. Swings
  6. Current events quiz
  7. Miniskirts
  8. Recess
  9. Dodgeball
  10. 3:00

Edit: Ugh! Springfield Elementary! sigh I picked the wrong cartoon. :stuck_out_tongue:

43

  1. Pencils

  2. Springfield Elementary

  3. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone

  4. Buzz

  5. Swings

  6. Spelling bee

  7. Short skirts

  8. Art

  9. Kickball

  10. 3 o’conch PM

  11. Gah! I thought Hogwarts, but it’s not an elementary school … but it’s the Feud, so maybe enough other people will say that … oh well, on the Dope, when in doubt, go with the Simpsons.

  12. At our school (in the Dark Ages) the most popular classroom game was called “Around the World” and it was a trivia-type Q&A game, but then I realized I had never heard of it in any other context other than my own school. Now I’m not even sure I’m remembering the name correctly.

44

I went back in forth between Springfield and South Park before deciding. I happen to like South Park better than The Simpsons (yeah, yeah, I know, heresy, burn me at the stake) so it was tough for me. I went with what I thought would be most popular.

45

I think I’ve played that. I do remember a game when one person would stand behind another person’s chair (in French class) and the teacher would give us a word in English/French and we’d translate it, and whoever did it first won, and the loser would sit in that chair, and so on. I think we might have played it in other classes, too.

46
  1. Pencil
  2. Springfield Elementary
  3. Harry Potter (& The Philosopher’s Stone if I have to pick one)
  4. Draco
  5. Swings
  6. Hangman
  7. Gang colors
  8. P.E.
  9. Dodgeball
  10. 3 PM

Hangman’s educational value is a bit dubious, but it does ostensibly get you to pay attention to spelling a bit more. I wanted to say Trapper Keeper for #1, but that may be years out of fashion…

As for stereotypical bully names, the only school story that comes to mind is Harry Potter, so it’s either Draco, or Crabbe/Goyle, which is, just, no. Maybe Butch or Bertha? Meh. :slight_smile:

47
  1. Pencils
  2. Springfield Elementary
  3. Harry Potter series
  4. Butch
  5. Monkey bars
  6. Jeopardy
  7. Underwear used as outerwear
  8. Art
  9. Kickball
  10. 2:30
  1. I never understood this. Was it a short-lived fad that I missed out on? “Wear your bra on your shirt” day or something?
48

Aiya, how could I forget the miniskirts, one of the few things that had me looking forward to going to school during high school?!

:hangs head in shame:

I guess schools from where I grew up were more lax with that sort of thing; only gang colors were ever even an issue.

49
  1. Notebooks
  2. Springfield
  3. Harry Potter
  4. Butch
  5. Monkey Bars
  6. Show & tell
  7. Gang colors
  8. English
  9. Dodgeball
  10. 3 PM
50
  1. Pencils
  2. South Park Elementary
  3. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
  4. Biff
  5. Swings
  6. Concentration
  7. Hats
  8. Art
  9. Dodge ball
  10. 3 p.m.
51
  1. Notebook
  2. Springfield Elementary
  3. Harry Potter
  4. Spike
  5. Merry-go-round
  6. Spelling bee
  7. Patent leather shoes
  8. Math
  9. Dodgeball
  10. 3 pm
52
  1. notebooks
  2. Springfield school
  3. Harry potter
  4. Butch
  5. Slides
  6. Spelling bees
  7. Short skirts
  8. Gym
  9. kickball
  10. 4 pm
53

Why were these banned?

54

Because they were patently absurd.

55

Yes, that’s it exactly! It’s good to know I’m not delusional. I remember playing it most often in history (with historical facts and dates) but also in other classes, and from elementary right through high school.

56

  1. Paper

  2. Springfield Elementary

  3. Up the Down Staircase

  4. Spike

  5. Jungle gym

  6. Hangman

  7. Bare midriffs

  8. Gym class

  9. Dodgeball

  10. 3:00 p.m.

  11. From The Simpsons

  12. Hope I interpreted the question correctly by naming a book which is set at at a school, as opposed to “a set iof books found at a school”, which would be encyclopedias

  13. Also called “monkey bars”, although some people claim the two terms are not synonymous

  14. Not that I liked it, but most kids in my class wished we had more sessions of it per week

57

I’d say they’re not synonymous. The monkey bars was just a single “lane” of bars that kids hung from and went across. A jungle gym would be a giant cage of bars, like so…

http://bodybuilderfitness.com/library/dome_shaped_jungle_gym_DB-2177L.jpg

58

In my world - the two terms are interchangeable.

Sternvogel is #42. We’re finally gonna get a full Feud!

59

  1. Paper

  2. Springfield

  3. Harry Potter

  4. Vicki

  5. Swings

  6. Jeopardy

  7. short skirts

  8. English

  9. Four square

  10. 3:30

  11. Okay, I have no idea. I’m blaming Fairly OddParents for this one.

I still can’t believe I won the last one. I’m sure this one will make up for it.

60
  1. Pencils
  2. Springfield
  3. All Summer In A Day
  4. Butch
  5. Jungle gym
  6. Spelling bee
  7. Bandanas
  8. Reading
  9. Dodgeball
  10. 3:00
    Favorite subject??? You have got to be kidding me.