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There are 6 categories worth $50, $100, $150, $200, $250, and $300. 2. The $50 should be EXTREMELY easy 3. The $100 should be 'What ________ Might Say' where the blank is filled with a famous person 4. The $150 - $300 should be progressively more difficult categories. 5. For all but the $100, give a list of 4 or more items that might help the guesser guess the category. You can only give a list, not a description. 6. Players submit a list if 6 answers. First one to correctly achiveve $750 or more gains control, and puts up the next puzzle. $750 will require that the $300 is correct, or else all 5 of the others are right will also get you $750. Note: If nobody hits $750, the highest scorer, regardless of who answered first, goes next. If multiple people submit the same score, the first one to achieve the highest score is up next. 7. Some examples: A) a book, a newspaper, a magazine, an instruction manual - Things You Read B) 'I played for the Chicago Bulls and now own the Charlotte Bobcats' - What Michael Jordan might say C) an engagement ring, a necklace, a baseball field, a deck of cards - Things With Diamonds First puzzle: $50 - a fire engine, a cherry, a Santa suit, a ruby $100 - 'Hi, I'm a filthy rich woman and am airing my 25th and final season of my talk show.' $150 - toilet paper, a towel, a sink, a shower $200 - the mourners, the casket, the prayer, the burial $250 - a volleyball, fruit punch, your hair, orange juice $300 - toe nails, coupons, a football player, a neighboring car Puzzle No: 1 $50: Things that are red in color $100: Opray Winfrey $150: Things in a bath room $200: Funeral /Burial Day at a cemetery $250: You will have a seat to sit on while the tasks are performed or having the mentioned 'things'. Note: Is the game correctly played ? Skoobdo seems to have been pretty convincing with most answers although, pedantically, I would say $250 is things at an interment. $300 is things than can be clipped. Since the two of you combined got over $750, and Skoobdo got the majority of it, SKoobdo, you are next. Skoobdo got $500 (The $50, $100, $150, and $200 are right). TheoClarke got the $300. The answers were: $50 - Things that are red $100 - What Oprah Winfrey might say $150 - Things in a Bathroom $200 - Things at a funeral $250 - Things that are spiked $300 - Things that are clipped You're up next Skoobdo. Next Puzzle No. 2: - US$50:- iris, cornea,optic nerve,pupil US$100:- invar,solder,amalgam,brass US$150:- casserole,marmite,cauldron,cocotte US$200:- airbrush,cartoon,collage,charcoal US$250:- carillion,gambang kayu,tam-tam US$300:- apex,base,crest,edge Note: This game is likely adapted from 'Word Menu' dictionary. $50-things in an eye $100-types of metals or alloys $150-things in which to cook $200-art techniques $250-things on which to make music $300-hmmm, individually I know what each is, but collectively.... I'm thinking a number of them are something else. I think he has the bottom row right ($50/$100/$150) Here's my shot: $50 - Things in an eye $100 - Types of Alloys $150 - Types of dishes used for cooking $200 - Types of paint $250 - Percussion Instruments $300 - Things in a tooth Answers to Puzzle No. 2 $50 - Parts of a human eye. $100 -Different metal alloys $150 - Types of cooking pots and pans $200 - Different art techniques in fine painting $250 - Different percussion instruments $300 - Different names for highest points and tips for buildings,natural landscapes e.g. hill's crest ThrilerFan's winnings: $ 50, 100, 250, Total: $400.00 tess_i am_48's winnings: $ 50, 100, 150,200 Total: $500 Winner: tess, give us a Puzzle No. 3 $50-Stabler, Dierdorf, Simpson, Meredith $100-pot, trouble, concrete, soup $150-turnip, rutabaga, parsnip, carrott $200-sand, gear, opinion $250-Buchanan, Carrington, Chandler, Bauer $300-Glenn Close (Fatal Attraction), Nicholas Cage (Moonstruck), Bugs Bunny (What's Opera, Doc?), Charles Foster Kane (Citizen Kane) $50 - Football Players $100 - Things that weed can make $150 - Things (vegetables) that grow under the ground $200 - Things that come in seconds (Second Sand Beach - Michigan, Second Gear, Second Opinion) $250 - Republicans $300 - Best Actor Nominations $50: American football players $100: Illicit drugs nicknames $150: Things(vegetables) grow in the soil $200: Things that are labelled second in ranking e.g. second opinion $250: Republican Party(American) senators $300: Oscar Best supporting actor/actress nominees Sorry I've been gone for about a week $50-Stabler, Dierdorf, Simpson, Meredith=football players/announcers $100-pot, trouble, concrete, soup=things you stir $150-turnip, rutabaga, parsnip, carrott=root vegetables $200-sand, gear, opinion=things that shift $250-Buchanan, Carrington, Chandler, Bauer=soap opera families $300-Glenn Close (Fatal Attraction), Nicholas Cage (Moonstruck), Bugs Bunny (What's Opera, Doc?), Charles Foster Kane (Citizen Kane)=movies in which the main character liked opera Thriller=50, 150=$200 Skoobdo=50, =$50 Looks like Thriller is winner for this round. You are next poster of categories, thriller! Ok, here's mine (Note the instructions - going back to following the normal standard for the $100) $50 - McIntosh, Gala, Granny Smith, Red Delicious $100 - 'I'm a game show host that has had to reiterate numerous times to phrase their responses int he form of a question, and am trying to con old people into buying Colonial Penn' $150 - Water, Staple, Nail, Glue $200 - a car, a swimming pool, a cigarette, a hearing aid $250 - a car, a computer, a tired person, the stock market $300 - a recent film, an antique, a house, a ring Wow, these are difficult..I don't have many guesses: $50-types of apples $100-Alex Trebek $150-types of guns $250-things that crash $50: types / brands of apples/ $100: Alex Trebek $150: types of fasteners $200: different occupatios(salesperson) dealing in consumer goods $250: ( No idea at all ) $300: different types of critics - a film critic, an appraiser, Looks like tess_i_am48 is up next: $50 - Types of Apples $100 - What Alex Trebek might say $150 - Types of guns $200 - Things with a filter $250 - Things that crash $300 - Things that are appraised tess_i_am48 - $50 + $100 + $150 + $250 = $550 skoobdo - $50 + $100 = $150 Types of critics, and things that are appraised, aren't really the same thing, but even if they were, tess_i_am48 would still win by $100, $550 to $450. Actually, I'm kinda surprised nobody got the $200 (Car filter, chlorine filter in a swimming pool, cigarette filter, and a hearing aid filter that blocks background noise), and I thought for sure that whether or not someone won the $25,000 or not would depend on figuring out the $300 category. Guess maybe the $200 was tougher than I thought! :-) Anyway, tess_i_am48 is up next! $50-pug, schnauzer, malamute, chow chow $100-'I'm the No. 1 developer in New York, I'm the biggest in Atlantic City, and we'll keep it that way.' 'All the Women on Apprentice flirted with me.' 'I've got more money than God.' $150-Richmond, Albany, Sacramento $200-NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL $250-Elvira, Copacabana, Heaven, Cryin' $300-livewire, tar pit, orca, blacksmith, murmur All right, probably going to fail, but I'm maybe an outside chance that I'll be the first to hit for $25,000: $50 - Types of Dogs $100 - What Donald Trump might say $150 - State Capitals $200 - Professional Sports Organizations/Leagues $250 - Song Titles (Oak Ridge Boys, Barry Manilow, Bryan Adams, Aerosmith) $300 - Comic Book Characters $50: Types/Breed of Dogs $100: Donald Trump $150: State of California's different cities/capital towns $200: Professional Sports Associations/Governing Bodies $250: Different song titles $300: Different names to call a 'demon' or 'devil' Correct Answers: $50 breeds of dogs $100 What Donald Trump might say $150 State Capitals $200 Professional Sports Leagues $250 1 word song titles $300 Comic book villains Thriller: 50, 100, 150, 200 = 500 Skoobdo: 50,100, 200,=350 Good luck in the next game! Note: $150 Question: The towns Richmond, Albany, Sacremento are the principal towns of the State of California, USA ? #21 - The 'Principal' towns of California? They may be 'existing' towns in California, but the 'Principal' towns of California have got to be San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland, etc. Anyway, here's the next one: $50 - Miller, Coors, Budweiser, Sam Adams $100 - 'I'm a former member of a boy band, and exposed Janet during the Superbowl XXXVIII halftime show.' $150 - A washing machine, the price is right big wheel, a top, a fan $200 - Your lenses, a record, your back, an instant lottery ticket $250 - An arrow, a drag race track, a ruler, a line segment $300 - The stock market, your friend's motives, crime scene activity, somebody's arrival #21..to be honest skoobdo..I have no idea if they are or not, I just started listing capital cities $50 - brands of beer $100 - Justin Timberlake $150 - things that spin $200 - things that you scratch $250 - things that are straight $300 - unexpected/unpredictable things ?? LindaJ57 is up as she got at least $750, missing only the $300 (So close to winning the $25,000), so no need to wait for additional answers: $50 - Brands of Beer $100 - What Justin Timberlake Might Say $150 - Things that Spin $200 - Things You Scratch $250 - Things that are Straight $300 - Things you Speculate LindaJ57 is up next! $50 – salsa, lyrical, hip hop, krump $100 – “they're still not coming on, man, and the lotion and the powder have made a paste!” “We were on a break!!!” “It’s always been you, Rach” $150 – a candle, skin, calories, toast $200 – telescope, magazine, photo album, window $250 – scissors, cheese, mind, edge $300 – bright lights, diamond, franks, fans, green monster $50 – types of music $100 –no idea $150 – things that burn $200 – things you look through $250 – things that are sharp $300 – Fenway Park features Helenoel got the last four correct; with 900 pts., she's up next! $50 - Dance styles $100 - Things that Friends character, Ross Geller, said * $150 - Things that burn $200 - Things that you look through $250 - Things that are sharp $300 - Things at Fenway Park *http://www.thewb.com/shows/friends/clip-rosss-leather-pants/a3df9eeb44 Ok- here is the next set $50 - orange, lime, tangelo, grapefruit, clementine $100 - 'My 202nd birthday recently occurred – I was born on the same day as Abe Lincoln, and sailed around the world while he began a political career. It is hard to say which of us was more influential in our different spheres of influence. $150 – phone, coffee cup, kid’s photo, computer monitor $200 - door, mail, file, book, package $250 - Easter, Volcano, Midway, Wake, Pitcairn $300 - Chinese Butterfly, Elliot’s Eye, Matthew Walker, Running Turk’s Head God, that $200 has me stumped..I put in an 'educated guess', but it probably isn't right. $50 - Citrus Fruits $100 - What Charles Darwin might say $150 - Things on a Desk $200 - Things with a Lock $250 - Pacific Islands $300 - Types of Knots >30 ThrillerFan: Well done ThrillerFan - you are up next my answers are: citrus fruit Charles Darwin Things on a desk Things you open (file as in computer file) Pacific Islands Knots so you score $850 to win the round. #31 - AH! I knew it was going to be one of those 'How did I not think of that' answers when I saw it. Anyway, here's the next: $50 - Rattle, Cobra, Copperhead, Diamondback $100 - 'I'm a former Price is Right model who was rumored to not get along with work partner Janice Pennington, but in reality, I filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against Bob Barker the following year in 1994.' $150 - C, Pascal, COBOL, Java $200 - Sticks, Nuggets, Rods, Twists $250 - The floor, your opponent, your girlfriend, a playoff series $300 - A stray dog, a foreclosed house, a broken down vehicle, your ex-girlfriend $50 - types of snakes $100 - Diane Parkinson (there were several that sued) $150 - computer code $200 - 'fishy' things, i.e., fish sticks, fish nuggets, fish twists for dogs, fishing rods $250 - things you can lose? or lose to (your opponent) $300 - things that you should be cautious about LindaJ57, since the gap in response was long, Declaring you winner of this one with $300. You're up next! Answers were: $50 - Types of snakes $100 - What Dian Parkinson might say Yes, several sued, hence why the statement about 'the following year in 1994'. Dian Parkinson was the only one to leave the show in 1993. Holly was fired in 1995. 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