[20Q] - 20 QUESTIONS!

[browng-08]

for clarification, bread box is a...what? a toaster?

Traditionally, in 10 Questions, the first question was almost always "is it bigger than a bread box?" I've nver seen a bread box, but it's about the size as any sort of box that might hold a single loaf of bread. Odd first question, I know...

[Hitman079]

for clarification, bread box is a...what? a toaster?

Traditionally, in 10 Questions, the first question was almost always "is it bigger than a bread box?" I've nver seen a bread box, but it's about the size as any sort of box that might hold a single loaf of bread. Odd first question, I know...

the pillow should be the universal unit of measurement.

[F1fth]

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.

[browng-08]

Mado out of metal?

[F1fth]

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.

[browng-08]

Invented since 20th century? (1900-now)

[F1fth]

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.
5. This particular kind of thing was invented in the 20th century.

[browng-08]

Does it float (in water)?

[super Mario 009]

Used for transportation?

[browng-08]

Used for transportation?

You thinking of a boat, too?

[F1fth]

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.
5. This particular kind of thing was invented in the 20th century.
6. It might float, but I wouldn't want to test it.
7. It is not used for transportation.

[browng-08]

Is it designed for a person to "enter it"?

[F1fth]

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.
5. This particular kind of thing was invented in the 20th century.
6. It might float, but I wouldn't want to test it.
7. It is not used for transportation.
8. It is not designed for a person to "enter it."

(Wrong track).

[browng-08]

(Wrong track).

I know, but I have absolutely no clue.



Is it... in the average american household?

[F1fth]

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.
5. This particular kind of thing was invented in the 20th century.
6. It might float, but I wouldn't want to test it.
7. It is not used for transportation.
8. It is not designed for a person to "enter it."
9. A fair amount of American households have them; halfway between yes and no.

[browng-08]

In the kitchen?

[F1fth]

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.
5. This particular kind of thing was invented in the 20th century.
6. It might float, but I wouldn't want to test it.
7. It is not used for transportation.
8. It is not designed for a person to "enter it."
9. A fair amount of American households have them; halfway between yes and no.
10. It's very unlikely it would be in the kitchen. So, no.

[Hitman079]

is it necessary to use (toilets, beds, etc.)?
and, does it use electricity?

[moomaster2000]

Is it a computer?

[F1fth]

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.
5. This particular kind of thing was invented in the 20th century.
6. It might float, but I wouldn't want to test it.
7. It is not used for transportation.
8. It is not designed for a person to "enter it."
9. A fair amount of American households have them; halfway between yes and no.
10. It's very unlikely it would be in the kitchen. So, no.
11. It is not a necessity.
12. It does use electricity.
13. It is not a computer.

[moomaster2000]

TV?

[F1fth]

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.
5. This particular kind of thing was invented in the 20th century.
6. It might float, but I wouldn't want to test it.
7. It is not used for transportation.
8. It is not designed for a person to "enter it."
9. A fair amount of American households have them; halfway between yes and no.
10. It's very unlikely it would be in the kitchen. So, no.
11. It is not a necessity.
12. It does use electricity.
13. It is not a computer.
14. It is not a TV.

(Come on guys, you're not close enough to be taking guesses ).

[browng-08]

What has been around in different versions for over a hundred years and is found in about half of the average american household?

Is it usually expensive (ie in the thousands of dollars)?

[moomaster2000]

By guys do you mean just me =D I love ruining the game for that damn Thai Skank!

Is it used for entertainment?
Does it project noise?

[F1fth]

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.
5. This particular kind of thing was invented in the 20th century.
6. It might float, but I wouldn't want to test it.
7. It is not used for transportation.
8. It is not designed for a person to "enter it."
9. A fair amount of American households have them; halfway between yes and no.
10. It's very unlikely it would be in the kitchen. So, no.
11. It is not a necessity.
12. It does use electricity.
13. It is not a computer.
14. It is not a TV.
15. They definitely can cost thousands of dollars, but they vary in price.
16. It is used for entertainment.
17. They project noise.

(Now you're on it . Three more questions. Choose wisely).