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Witchchylde

#225

Who was considered the "man" of the house among the sisters in Little Women?
That would be Josephine, or Jo. The character of Jo March was most certainly the literary doppelganger of the author, Louisa May (Alcott).

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Lee

#226

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Originally Posted by Major

Awesome!!! I'd like to redeem some points for the following:

- Mortal Kimono
- Infernal Kimono
- Striped Mortal Kimono
- Striped Infernal Kimono

I have some new topic ideas! How about animals, video games, and countries/states/regions/monuments?

You should have them in your inventory, now! Let me know if they're not there.

Lee

#227

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Originally Posted by Derpy McBlueEyes

What do you get when you cross an elephant and a dozen eggs?

"A big mess!"

You're pretty close, little guy, but that's not the answer!

(( do you want me to treat derpy as a different user? you're only shooting yourself in the foot, at best, so i don't mind ))

Lee

#228

Quote:

Originally Posted by Witchchylde

Who was considered the "man" of the house among the sisters in Little Women?
That would be Josephine, or Jo. The character of Jo March was most certainly the literary doppelganger of the author, Louisa May (Alcott).

Always glad to see someone remember the classics! +50 points.

Lee

#229

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Originally Posted by bluebird

I will most certainly keep that in mind.

Witchchylde

#230

I think I'll stick with trading points for cubes, because I checked to make sure and I do already have one at least of everything in the prize list.

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Derpy McBlueEyes

#231

"Awww.....okay..." Derpy pouts.

((Lol. I don't actually anticipate winning, but you could treat him as separate if you want. Or just count us as a team. XD))

Kaderin's ~~mule~~ dragon!

^Art by Merskelly Metalien
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Originally Posted by Witchchylde

Whoa, serious Derpy is Serious! I solemnly swear not to meddle in the affairs of Derpy!

Lee

#232

Points raised, working on questions now. I'll drop them one section at a time and let you know as I do, so it won't be such a long time like yesterday.

Lee

#233

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Originally Posted by Witchchylde

I think I'll stick with trading points for cubes, because I checked to make sure and I do already have one at least of everything in the prize list.

Will be granted shortly. Do you want me to make a note to just instantly transfer each correct answer, or wait until each rollover in one lump sum?

Witchchylde

#234

Just roll over I suppose. I never know when I'm going to have an answer, so knowing when the prize is going out would be a nice balance against that.

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DreadedMartian

#235

We can still answer the available questions? If so...

Who became the Joker in the alternate timeline where Harley Quinn became Yo-Yo?

Martha Wayne

Â°â€¢â™¤â™¡ My Bazaarium â™§â—‡â€¢Â°

â€œThe Dreamer awakes
The shadow goes by
The tale I have told you,
That tale is a lie.
But listen to me,
Bright maiden, proud youth
The tale is a lie;
What it tells is the truth.â€

â€• Traditional folktale ending

Lee

#236

Memes up.

Lee

#237

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Originally Posted by DreadedMartian

We can still answer the available questions? If so...

Who became the Joker in the alternate timeline where Harley Quinn became Yo-Yo?

Martha Wayne

You can always answer the questions listed (try to make sure they haven't been answered, but the worst to happen is you won't get points for it). If they haven't been answered, all that will happen during a rollover is you get more points than expected!

+175 points added!

Is this a fellow fan I do espy with my little eye~? <3

Lee

#238

Another section was not added, since there are still at least forty up.

Espy

#239

How are birds and cogwheels related?

...They both have teeth (at some point, and by some definitions).

STONEWALL WAS A RIOT

Espy

#240

Why were a particular class of private detective referred to as 'gumshoes'?

They were generally plainclothes police/detectives who wore shoes that had rubber soles, which reduced the sound made by walking around (or sneaking around).

STONEWALL WAS A RIOT

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