Thursday Sheep

[antidan444]

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1. His Boy Elroy
2. Tyler Durden
3. Ingredients
4. , Hogan's (Hogan's Alley)
5. mena*
6. Fa Yoghurt**
7. 88mph (that's when the flux capacitor activates)
8. "Big Dog" off their vastly underrated 1994 album Mr. Moonlight
9. 41
10. Jello (for putting staplers in)

*Slovenian for "menopause"
** German deoderant

Yes I am shooting for caboose I think I can win

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Kyro didn't put my full answers [img]/images/graemlins/mad.gif[/img]

Had to put HBE on #1 because it's the truth, put 41 for virginity question just in case anyone got cute and put 40.

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You are an inspiration, sir.

And if you pay attention to nich's warped sheep version when the results come out, you'll see I'm not just blowing smoke up your ass.

[kyro]

I had 33 other people to worry about.

[Madtown]

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I had 33 other people to worry about.

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oh come on, like the actual game matters compared to my highbrow comedy

[Cueballmania]

Wait, Foreigner is a band. Dammit.

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It's amazing how often I can look at these categories, and feel that the answers are obvious, and still get them wrong.

And wtf is a cookie monster?

[Cueballmania]

Sesame Street.

[bravos1]

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It's amazing how often I can look at these categories, and feel that the answers are obvious, and still get them wrong.

And wtf is a cookie monster?

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are you kidding?

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It's amazing how often I can look at these categories, and feel that the answers are obvious, and still get them wrong.

And wtf is a cookie monster?

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are you kidding?

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Um no. American children shows aren't really my favorite thing.

[bravos1]

meh.. Sesame Street is international, but I did not realize the following..

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***A MUPPET BY ANY OTHER NAME

Ernie, Bert, Cookie Monster, and Grover may be celebrities in your home, but outside the United States their names may not mean a thing. Other countries have versions of Sesame Street with Muppets that look and act exactly like our friends, but there is one fundamental difference: their names have been translated into the native language.

The Muppet we call Cookie Monster in the United States is Triqui in Spain, Oogie in Israel, and Korzhik in Russia! And if you want to talk about Grover, you have to call him Gargoor in Kuwait, Guffer in Denmark, and Archibaldo in Mexico. (Although in Russia, he's still Grover). Bert and Ernie have some interesting aliases also. In Norway, they're Bernt and Erling and in Denmark, they're Bent and Erik!

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although it makes sense.. just didn't think of it.

and for whatever reason.. I thought you were Canadian [img]/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img]

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Archibaldo?