This one will be a little different.
List the top ten most popular items in a junk drawer.
Go!
1: Tape
2: Spam-letters
3: Rubber bands
4: Cables
5: Pens
6: Scissors
7: Hair bands
8: Needles
9: Thread
10: Magnifying glass
7: Not in my, but most seem to have them there.
Do we have to match on the right number, or simply if people list the same item, regrdless of where in the list it is?
So that’s what happened to Poison and Motley Crue when the 80s ended!
ETA: Awesome thread idea, BTW!
D’oh! How did I miss batteries?
They belong in the silverware drawer.
List the top ten most popular items in a junk drawer.
Go!
This is going to take some work on my part, but I will order the most popular answers, period. The number in front of the answers won’t be considered.
If I can figure this out easily, we might have a new type of game here…
Oh God, what did I get myself into? 
I have some suggestions for scoring, but all seeem to be pretty complicated. Good luck. Dolo.
Do you normally use a pivot chart in excel? It should be pretty easy (after the incredibly tedious work of C&Ping and reformatting, which I’m sure is cumbersome!). Send me an e-mail if you want a lackey on this one.
I don’t know what a pivot chart is, but it might have one! I’m using a spreadsheet invented by our beloved Mullinator. I know how to use it, but I don’t know how to modify it for the purposes of this game. I’ll be glad to email it to you once I get all the answers filled in, to see if you can help. I’m really clueless on Excel.
I think the easiest way (for me) will be to do it by hand. The problem is tracking who said what, while stripping away the numbering. I’ve got an idea or two…
Ah, that’s my problem. My junk drawer and silverware drawer are right next to each other. So when my forks and spoons start spawning in the springtime, I end up with all these bizarre mystery utensils in the junk drawer (which is evidently the summer hideaway for my silver).