Okay, a new 'game' for you, hopefully to try and increase the intellectual posts on this forum?
Simple rules. Poster asks a sensible question, which the others must answer. Question can be of any form, as long as it is answerable (an unanswerable question is for example, "What colour socks am I wearing?").
Person who answers the question gets to post the next question. If a question is unanswered then questioner gets to ask another.
As an example, off the top of my head, I may ask; "What are the causes of Priori Incantatem, and it's effects?"
Upon which Bakster (:P) would probably answer.
In fact, use that question to start.
I also think that the question you ask must be in some way linked to the question before it.
Quote from: Dodger on November 14, 2006, 11:30:48 PM
Okay, a new 'game' for you, hopefully to try and increase the intellectual posts on this forum?
Impossible. ::)
I think a better game is to answer the previous question in the form of another question.
i like it, but what do u think about it, next poster?
How about someone answers the question? :-\
why should we?
that question looks hard. :-\
Bakster will know the answer.
Quote from: DodgerAs an example, off the top of my head, I may ask; "What are the causes of Priori Incantatem, and it's effects?"
You got that off the top of your head? :-\
Quote from: DodgerUpon which Bakster (:P) would probably answer.
Correct, if it is what I think it is.
From Harry Potter: Priori Incantatem is when two equal wands cast a spell on one another, then a weird thing links the wands together and causes dead people to appear in the clouds like in The Lion King (is that the right film?).
Well upon research it's not an exact definition but close enough.
What are the three unforgivable curses and what does each one do? ;)
Well done. That is good enough. And it was off the top of my head!...Well, I was thinking about how much you like Harry Potter. Needed a test :P.
The three unforgivable curses are:
The Cruciatus Curse (Crucio)
- Causes unbearable pain to the person the curse is directed at.
The Imperious Curse
- Gives the caster direct control, in any way, of the victim.
Advada Kedavra
- The killing curse, kills the victim, leaving no marks (with one exception :P).
This is from memory, so spelling may be incorrect.
A harder question now :)
Can you tell me:
"What is the incantation used to produce Birds from the tip of ones wand?"
It starts with 'Av'. Coincidentally I was reading briefly through the list of Harry Potter spells after my Prior Incantatem research.
Alas, I can't remember it. Research time:
Avis...my first instinct, but it didn't seem like a "Harry Potter spell" kinda word.
What is the smelliest bird and what does its smell resemble?
The south American hoatzin?
Smells like cow shit.
Rwnt.
How many teeth does the average cow have?
"Rwnt"? Oh god not another damn spelling mistake that will take over the E-world.
32
What is the square root of -1 and why does it differ from all the numbers we know?
i
and it is the only negative # with a square root
when are the new episodes of Futurama going to start airing on comedy central?
(this isnt a trick question, i saw a date, or a year or something, but i cant remember it)
Quote from: haferhole1 on November 15, 2006, 09:54:45 PM
i
and it is the only negative # with a square root
when are the new episodes of Futurama going to start airing on comedy central?
(this isnt a trick question, i saw a date, or a year or something, but i cant remember it)
The extra detail is incorrect. For example, the square root of -4 is 2i.
Owned
- Can replace O with p
pwned
- Can replace ed with t
pwnt
- Can replace p with r
rwnt
Rwnt.
Can replace w with x
RXNT!!!
Now back to my question...
((easier way))
in harry potter what spell makes it look like 2 swords cut through someone
Sectumsempra.
Too lazy to think/post a question.
((not bad try this))
how many months does it take to brew felix feluscius or the lucky potion
You have to answer a question in order to ask one anyway. And yours wasn't a question without a question mark.
12 is my first instinct.
Quote from: The CrusadeWhat is the square root of -1 and why does it differ from all the numbers we know?
The second part of my question has not been answered.
And do you mean Felix Felicis. If you did then the answer would be:
6 months of preparation.
((man u guys are good))
I think Dodger got it right :(
NOW ANSWER MY QUESTION DAMMIT!
Quote from: th3_gu3st on November 16, 2006, 04:46:11 PM
((man u guys are good))
We know our Harry Potter.
Lets turn this all into Potter questions :P
k then dodger go ahead then and how about we make it 4th 5th and 6th book questions only
How about we don't. All books.
k just post a question :D
Who was the Headmaster of Hogwarts before Dumbledore
phineas niggules black
Quote from: The_Crusade on November 15, 2006, 09:37:45 PM
What is the square root of -1 and why does it differ from all the numbers we know?
Answer:
i, it differs as
i is an imaginary number whilst all other known numbers are real.
Quote from: th3_gu3st on November 16, 2006, 04:59:17 PM
phineas niggules black
Incorrect. That is Sirius' great great grandfather. He was a headmaster of Hogwarts. But not the one before Dumbledore.
Looks like you're not as good as you think you are ;)
Professor Dippet?
First name unknown without research.
i got it now its amando dippet
Bakster got it. Your question Bakky.
When Harry, Hermione and the Weasleys go to the Quidditch World Cup, what was the portkey in the form of?
Ummm...An old boot?
Correct!
Hmmm....Okay. My turn.
Why can some people see the creatures that pull the Hogwarts coaches, whilst others cannot?
That's too easy, I'll think up a hard one next time.
The people who can see the Thestrals (bonus points plz) have witnessed a death.
How long, to the nearest inch, was Dumbledore's beard as recorded on the 24th July 2005?
5,643,898,723,654,645,875,524,684,738,513,872,516,541,417,385,864,317,638,146,744,765,416,741 inches long. ;D
Incorrect, idiot.
By incorrect, u must mean NOT incorrect. ;D
And by idiot, u must mean NOT an idiot. ;D
That's the stupidest analysis of a quote I have ever heard.
EVER!
By stupidest, u must mean NOT stupidest.
And by Ever!, u must have meant to put Flamingdragon is the best in front of it.
And by that big space in the middle, u must have meant to swear ur loyalty to me.
By all that, you meant "I am Bakster's slave and I will worship him forever more, and I will slay all those who go against his mighty ways."
By (By all that, you meant), u must have meant , (I wish u said all this b/c im so loserish) which isn't a word even furthering ur looserishness.
Lol
You spam up my great topic and I'll lock it :(
Quote from: The_Crusade on November 17, 2006, 06:16:29 PM
How long, to the nearest inch, was Dumbledore's beard as recorded on the 24th July 2005?
Is that a trick question? I don't remember anything about Dumbledore's beard, apart from that he could tuck it into his belt.
Sooo....It's approximately half as long as he is.
I couldn't bothered thinking of a real question.
So it's not answerable? I think my answer is correct.
OK, well done. Think of a question.
MY TURN!
Why is The Lord of the Rings better than Harry Potter?
*Ignores*
What form does Cho Chang's Patronus take?
IMO, that should be quite hard.
No answer immediately springs to mind.
Apart from "Swan"!
;D
;D You knew that. Good job. Your question.
Who participates and oversees the unbreakable vow in the start of Book 6?
Participants are Snape, and Draco Malfoy's Mother (whose name I don't recall.....). Give me a second...
Oh and the witness is Belatrix Lestrange (Sirius' killer).
Is that enough info? I don't remember Malfoy's first name.
I demand her first name!!
Narcissa ;D
Question?
Give me a second. You're probable asking your awesome friend for the answers so I've gotta make it hard.
What is the first spell that Voldemort casts after he is reincarnated in the Graveyard?
Crucio
Incorrect.
The spell has no incantation.
It was the reincarnate from graveyard spell, Duh. ::)
He restores Wormtail's arm?
What address do the Dursley's live at?
Number 4 Privet Drive ;D
I read all the books 2 years ago, I still remember some stuff.
What is the name of the dragon in The Hobbit?
uh dude is that even harry potter......i dont think it is so....
what spell did tonks use to pack harrys trunk
Who said the next question had to be related to the previous one, not Dodger who made the rules. ::)
And u have to get a question right to be able to post the next one.
Ok, maybe Dodger did say that, I didn't see that b4. :D
Fine then,
What adress did Bilbo Baggins live at?
address*
Quote from: Dodger on November 16, 2006, 07:53:13 AM
Owned
- Can replace O with p
pwned
- Can replace ed with t
pwnt
- Can replace p with r
rwnt
Rwnt.
I told u that RWNT was a word Bakster, but no u didn't believe me. ::)
Quote from: Dodger on November 16, 2006, 04:51:37 PM
Lets turn this all into Potter questions :P
But the answer is
Bag End, Hobbiton, The Shire, Middle Earth.
Quote from: flamingdragon on November 19, 2006, 09:47:59 PM
What is the name of the dragon in The Hobbit?
Smaug.
RXNT!
Quote from: flamingdragon on November 20, 2006, 02:23:40 AM
I told u that RWNT was a word Bakster, but no u didn't believe me. ::)
By Dodger's horrible logic, any word can be created.
For example:
flamingdragon
the "dr" can be replaced with "m"
flamingmagon
the "a" can be replaced with "o"
flamingmogon
the "g" can be replaced with "r"
flamingmoron.
So that is now your name, and I will call you that forever more.
RXNT!!
It was not horrible logic. It's 1337.
OH AND IT'S MY QUESTION AGAIN!
Who does Professor Lockhart duel with on the tables of the great hall?
&
What does Professor Lockhart do wrong when telling Harry how to block "unfriendly spells"?
Gave you two to keep you busy, :).
Make mine a hard one next time :).
*Bump*
Quote from: Dodger on November 16, 2006, 04:51:37 PM
We know our Harry Potter.
Lets turn this all into Potter questions :P
I thought u were joking...
I hate u
Quote from: Dodger on November 20, 2006, 05:32:30 PM
OH AND IT'S MY QUESTION AGAIN!
Who does Professor Lockhart duel with on the tables of the great hall?
&
What does Professor Lockhart do wrong when telling Harry how to block "unfriendly spells"?
Gave you two to keep you busy, :).
Make mine a hard one next time :).
Professor Snape and I don't know.
You had better remember...
He dropped his wand.
Are the any other Zelda fans here?
ME
and I was just about to answer that question while u were posting!!!!!!!!
And actually that's not really correct. Lockheart drops his wand while showing the class how to use offensive spells.
Zelda blows.
Quote from: flamingdragon on November 24, 2006, 06:39:28 PM
And actually that's not really correct. Lockheart drops his wand while showing the class how to use offensive spells.
Possibly. But he turns to Harry and shows him how to block unfriendly spells (when Snape makes Harry face Malfoy in a duel). He does a few twirls with his wand, then drops it.
Then he says 'Do exactly as I did and you'll be fine.'
And Harry says 'What? Drop my wand?'
That is from memory. You will find it is reasonably accurate.
And how mad about Zelda are you?
Quote from: The_Crusade on November 24, 2006, 06:53:57 PM
Zelda blows.
U Blow! :P
Quote from: Dodger on November 24, 2006, 07:34:31 PM
And how mad about Zelda are you?
I beat all the games.
Quote from: Dodger on November 24, 2006, 07:34:31 PM
Possibly. But he turns to Harry and shows him how to block unfriendly spells (when Snape makes Harry face Malfoy in a duel). He does a few twirls with his wand, then drops it.
Then he says 'Do exactly as I did and you'll be fine.'
And Harry says 'What? Drop my wand?'
That is from memory. You will find it is reasonably accurate.
What, that doesn't happen! I just read the chapter out of the book. I'll see if I can find an ebook so I can copy and paste the chapter.
I believe this is the relevant part:
Quote“Now, in this duel, we will be doing disarming spells. Never fear, I shall return your dear Potion Master to you in one piece.†Lockhart smiled one of his famous smiles, only to hear light chuckles and several students light coughs.
Lockhart and Snape face each other and bow. They turn walk ten paces, and then...spin...wands poised like swords.
Lockhart spoke as he looked at the students watching them, “As you can see, we are holding our wands in the accepted combative position. On the count of three, we will cast our first spells. Neither of us will be aiming to kill, of course.â€
Harry eyeing Snape, “I wouldn't bet on that.â€
Lockhart yelled, “One-two-three --,â€
Snape snarled. “Expelliarmus!â€
A dazzling flash of scarlet light bursts out of Snape’s wand and hits Lockhart off his feet and into the wall behind.
Hermione looked towards Lockhart and asked. “Do you think he's all right?â€
Harry and Ron both reply, “Who cares?â€
Lockhart spoke as he rises unsteadily, “Well, there you have it. That was a Disarming Charm. As you see, I've lost my wand.â€
“Here’s your wand, Professor,†spoke Hermione, handing him his wand back.
“Ah, thank you, Miss Granger. Yes, an excellent idea to show them that, Professor Snape, but if you don't mind my saying so, it was very obvious what you were about to do. If I had wanted to stop you it would have been only too easy...â€
Snape hissed, “Perhaps it would be prudent to first teach the students to block unfriendly spells, Professor.â€
Lockhart spoke, “An excellent suggestion, Professor Snape. Let's have a volunteer pair. Potter, Longbottom, how about you?â€
Snape barked off, “Longbottom causes devastation with the simplest spells. We'll be sending Potter to the hospital wing in a matchbox. Might I suggest someone from my own house? Draco Malfoy perhaps,â€
Draco walked onto the platform by Snape’s side as Harry approached Lockhart’s side. Lockhart turned to Harry and spoke, “The disarming spell is Expelliarmus. It will remove his wand from his hand. But you have read books on dueling correct?â€
“Yes, my dad Sirius Black gave me a book on dueling.†Harry said.
"Good, then you know a good spell to use against Mr. Malfoy then?" asked Lockhart.
"Yes, I do," Harry said.
"Come on Potter," Malfoy said in the most hateful tone. "Let’s get this over with,"
"All right gentlemen, approach each other, wand raised and bow. Turn and walk ten paces and fire your disarming spell," spoke Lockhart.
“Scared, Potter?" asked Draco, as he raised his wand to Harry.
"You wish," Harry growled off.
They turn, walked away from each other counting ten paces. They turned wands poised.
Lockhart yelled, “Wands at the ready! When I count to three, cast your charms to disarm your opponent -- only to disarm your opponent. We don't want any accidents. One, two....â€
Malfoy fires early, knocking Harry off his feet with a blast of white light. Harry jumps up, points his wand. “Rictusempra!†A jet of silver light hits Malfoy dead in the stomach. He doubles up, wheezing.
Lockhart yells out, “I said disarm only!â€
Snape grabs Draco's arm before he tries to cast another spell. "Potter, you will have detention tonight!"
Harry looked shocked at Snape and nodded his head as he knew he didn't wait to get back in dueling position but attacked him quickly.
Soon, the class was over. Snape walked over to Harry and with a low growl, "You will have detention tonight with Professor Lockhart,"
“What?†Harry said, surprised. “It’s not fair. But Draco…â€
"Draco did what?" Snape growled.
“Draco was the one who started it sir,â€
"Draco did what?" asked Snape. Draco, Crabbe and Goyle were smirking behind Snape.
“He was the one who strike first sir,â€
"It was a duel, Potter; you don't get second chances to throw your first spell." Snape said, as he walked away from him.
Hmm, actually he drops his wand while dueling snape. :-\
Wait, I think u might be talking about the movie?
Wtf. I remember Malfoy firing a snake out of his wand, then Harry speaking to it in Parsletounge.
Because THAT IS WHAT HAPPENS.
Maybe the yank book is different.
Yes I just read the chapter and mine is totally different to what you wrote.
QuoteLockhart and Snape turned to face each other and bowed; at least, Lockhart did, with much twirling of his hands, whereas Snape jerked his head irritably. Then they raised their wands like swords in front of them.
"As you see, we are holding our wands in the accepted combative position," Lockhart told the silent crowd. "On the count of three, we will cast our first spells. Neither of us will be aiming to kill, of course."
"I wouldn't bet on that," Harry murmured, watching Snape baring his teeth.
"One - two - three -"
Both of them swung their wands above their heads and pointed them at their opponent; Snape cried: "Expelliarmus!" There was a dazzling flash of scarlet light and Lockhart was blasted off his feet: He flew backward off the stage, smashed into the wall, and slid down it to sprawl on the floor.
Malfoy and some of the other Slytherins cheered. Hermione was dancing on tiptoes. "Do you think he's all right?" she squealed through her fingers.
"Who cares?" said Harry and Ron together.
Lockhart was getting unsteadily to his feet. His hat had fallen off and his wavy hair was standing on end.
"Well, there you have it!" he said, tottering back onto the platform. "That was a Disarming Charm - as you see, I've lost my wand - ah, thank you, Miss Brown - yes, an excellent idea to show them that, Professor Snape, but if you don't mind my saying
so, it was very obvious what you were about to do. If I had wanted to stop you it would have been only too easy - however, I felt it would be instructive to let them see . . ."
Snape was looking murderous. Possibly Lockhart had noticed, because he said, "Enough demonstrating! I'm going to come amongst you now and put you all into pairs. Professor Snape, if you'd like to help me -"
They moved through the crowd, matching up partners. Lockhart teamed Neville with Justin Finch-Fletchley, but Snape reached Harry and Ron first.
"Time to split up the dream team, I think," he sneered. "Weasley, you can partner Finnigan. Potter -"
Harry moved automatically toward Hermione.
"I don't think so," said Snape, smiling coldly. "Mr. Malfoy, come over here. Let's see what you make of the famous Potter. And you, Miss Granger - you can partner Miss Bulstrode."
Malfoy strutted over, smirking. Behind him walked a Slytherin girl who reminded Harry of a picture he'd seen in Holidays with Hags. She was large and square and her heavy jaw jutted aggressively. Hermione gave her a weak smile that she did not return.
"Face your partners!" called Lockhart, back on the platform. "And bow!"
Harry and Malfoy barely inclined their heads, not taking their eyes off each other.
"Wands at the ready!" shouted Lockhart. "When I count to three, cast your charms to disarm your opponents - only to disarm them - we don't want any accidents - one ... two ... three -"
Harry swung his wand high, but Malfoy had already started on "two": His spell hit Harry so hard he felt as though he'd been hit over the head with a saucepan. He stumbled, but everything still seemed to be working, and wasting no more time, Harry pointed his wand straight at Malfoy and shouted, "Rictusempra!"
A jet of silver light hit Malfoy in the stomach and he doubled up, wheezing.
"I said disarm only!" Lockhart shouted in alarm over the heads of the battling crowd, as Malfoy sank to his knees; Harry had hit him with a Tickling Charm, and he could barely move for laughing. Harry hung back, with a vague feeling it would be unsporting to bewitch Malfoy while he was on the floor, but this was a mistake; gasping for breath, Malfoy pointed his wand at Harry's knees, choked, "Tarantallegra!" and the next second Harry's legs began to jerk around out of his control in a kind of quickstep.
"Stop! Stop!" screamed Lockhart, but Snape took charge.
"Finite Incantatem!" he shouted; Harry's feet stopped dancing, Malfoy stopped laughing, and they were able to look up.
A haze of greenish smoke was hovering over the scene. Both Neville and Justin were lying on the floor, panting; Ron was holding up an ashen-faced Seamus, apologizing for whatever his broken wand had done; but Hermione and Millicent Bulstrode were still moving; Millicent had Hermione in a headlock and Hermione was whimpering in pain; both their wands lay forgotten on the floor. Harry leapt forward and pulled Millicent off. It was difficult: She was a lot bigger than he was.
"Dear, dear," said Lockhart, skittering through the crowd, looking at the aftermath of the duels. "Up you go, Macmillan .... Careful there, Miss Fawcett .... Pinch it hard, it'll stop bleeding in a second, Boot."
"I think Id better teach you how to block unfriendly spells," said Lockhart, standing flustered in the midst of the hall. He glanced at Snape, whose black eyes glinted, and looked quickly away. "Let's have a volunteer pair - Longbottom and Finch-Fletchley, how about you -"
"A bad idea, Professor Lockhart," said Snape, gliding over like a large and malevolent bat. "Longbottom causes devastation with the simplest spells. We'll be sending what's left of Finch-Fletchley up to the hospital wing in a matchbox." Neville's round, pink face went pinker. "How about Malfoy and Potter?" said Snape with a twisted smile.
"Excellent idea!" said Lockhart, gesturing Harry and Malfoy into the middle of the hall as the crowd backed away to give them room.
"Now, Harry," said Lockhart. "When Draco points his wand at you, you do this."
He raised his own wand, attempted a complicated sort of wiggling action, and dropped it. Snape smirked as Lockhart quickly picked it up, saying, "Whoops -my wand is a little overexcited -"
Snape moved closer to Malfoy, bent down, and whispered something in his ear. Malfoy smirked, too. Harry looked up nervously at Lockhart and said, "Professor, could you show me that blocking thing again?"
"Scared?" muttered Malfoy, so that Lockhart couldn't hear him.
"You wish," said Harry out of the corner of his mouth.
Lockhart cuffed Harry merrily on the shoulder. "Just do what I did, Harry!"
"What, drop my wand?"
But Lockhart wasn't listening.
"Three - two - one - go!" he shouted.
Malfoy raised his wand quickly and bellowed, "Serpensortia!"
The end of his wand exploded. Harry watched, aghast, as a long black snake shot out of it, fell heavily onto the floor between them, and raised itself, ready to strike. There were screams as the crowd backed swiftly away, clearing the floor.
"Don't move, Potter," said Snape lazily, clearly enjoying the sight of Harry standing motionless, eye to eye with the angry snake. "I'll get rid of it ......"
"Allow me!" shouted Lockhart. He brandished his wand at the snake and there was a loud bang; the snake, instead of vanishing, flew ten feet into the air and fell back to the floor with a loud smack. Enraged, hissing furiously, it slithered straight toward Justin Finch-Fletchley and raised itself again, fangs exposed, poised to strike.
Don't you ever get tired of being wrong?
That is the extract from my book : "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets"
Ah yes, your quote, is from THE SCRIPT OF THE FILM.
Fool.
In case of debate, here is the source.
http://www.imsdb.com/scripts/Harry-Potter-and-the-Chamber-of-Secrets.html
The Internet Movie Script DataBase
::)
Apology accepted.
I think you're a little to obsessed with being right.
But just b/c u are:
Quote from: Dodger on November 25, 2006, 10:12:09 AM
Maybe the yank book is different.
WRONGQuote from: Dodger on November 25, 2006, 10:37:20 AM
Fool.
WRONG, I am not a fool.
:P
BTW Would u make a question already?
What colour was Tonks' hair when she first appears in the fifth book?
White?
No, and don't just guess colours until you get it right. I'll wait till Dodger tries.
I seriously thought that was the answer.
Well you were seriously wrong ;D
Quote from: The_Crusade on November 25, 2006, 08:13:48 PM
What colour was Tonks' hair when she first appears in the fifth book?
Oh, I must have been thinking in the sixth book, which I believe her hair is grey at first, not white, but i'm not sure about #5.
Well, in the fifth book her hair is purple at one time but I don't know if that's how it originally appeared.
Is that the correct answer?
Purple is the right answer!
It's not the correct answer. Her hair is bubblegum pink.
That is her general hair colour, but not when we first see her in the book.
Hmmm...I'm gonna check. What book you say? 5?
Yes
I'll take your word for it.
My turn:
"
What colour is floo powder?"
And for FlamingDragon:
"
What did Darunia call his son in OOT?"
By the way, when you said,
Quote from: flamingdragon on November 24, 2006, 09:55:18 PM
What, that doesn't happen! I just read the chapter out of the book.
Were you actually just bullshitting? Seeing as it was in the book.
Brown
Quote from: Dodger on November 26, 2006, 08:14:55 PM
By the way, when you said,Were you actually just bullshitting? Seeing as it was in the book.
I read it online assuming that it was the ebook, exited the page, and then I found that other site that I copied and pasted. They both must have been scripts of the movies though. :-\
I only was using ebook b/c I was at my aunts for thanksgiving.
Quote from: Dodger on November 26, 2006, 08:14:55 PM
And for FlamingDragon:
"What did Darunia call his son in OOT?"
I can't remember. :-\
It's been to long since I played OOT to remember that.
Quote from: flamingdragon on November 26, 2006, 09:38:50 PM
I can't remember. :-\
It's been to long since I played OOT to remember that.
Looks like you're not even a worthy challenger for me...Sigh.
Quote from: The_Crusade on November 26, 2006, 08:45:42 PM
Brown
I can't remember what colour it is. Or even if it's ever mentioned to have a colour. I just thought it was a good question.
...
That was just a semi-educated guess.
[quote link=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wizarding_world#Floo_Powder]
Floo Powder is a green-coloured powder that is thrown into a lit fireplace.
Quote
I stand corrected. And so do you :P
Crap...Nice quoting. Oh well, you get the picture.
Quote from: Dodger on November 26, 2006, 10:46:07 PM
I stand corrected. And so do you :P
Damn my first instinct was green, but then I thought it was the flames that turned green when you threw the floo powder in...meh.
They do...Maybe it's the source that is wrong.
Oh well, your question.
Hagrid got Fluffy from a stranger in the pub. What nationality was the stranger?
The book and the film say different nationalities for this stranger, I am looking for the country mentioned in the book (or both if you wish ;D)
Ow, that's hard....
Was he Hungarian?
Total guess, everyone seems to be Hungarian.
Nope
Bulgarian? Everyone else is Bulgarian.
Evidently not.
Transylvanian? Does it end in 'ian'?
No.
and No. :-[
:-[
TURKISH!?
No *yawn*
Was he simply English? If not then I give up.
No
Yes.
Swedish?
The answer was Greek. I PWNT U ALL LOL!
What nationality was he according to the film? (None of the guesses so far match this answer either)
OMFG French?
No.
Iraqian?
No.
Venezualan?
No.
U like that word don't u?
Peruvian?
No. No.
I'm almost out of nations.
Russian?
Chinese?
Japanese?
No. No. No.
Baksterian?
YES!!!
Ermm I mean No.
Retarded?
The answer was Irish.
Someone else post a question.
Harry Poter Realated?
omg, i misspelt potter
And Related.
ya, horible post.
Horrible*
Now post a Harry Potter question.
Stop correcting my hastefull posts!
Shit, I don't know.
ummm... After Lupin saves Harry from the boggart the first night, what does he give him to eat?
hasteful* (Is that even a word?) Hasty*
Chocolate.
what kind of chocolate?
There was a specific type? ???
Chocolate frog?
There was, my book ripped in half when I looked up what it was though, it was old. :-\
Not chocolate Frog.
Sherbert Lemon?
No
The Internet sheds no light, and I'm too lazy to reserch further/get the book, so Dodger can do it.
Honeydukes finest.
Correct!
Did u just know that, or did u look it up?
I guessed. And I'm awesome. I haven't had to look any up yet.
All right, ur turn to post a question.
I'm thinking.
How many magical compartments does 'Mad Eye' Moody's chest have?
Lame question, but the hardest I could think of whilst still being answerable.
What book is it mentioned in?
The one where Moody is locked in the chest ::) Noob. Goblet Of Fire.
Hey, I read them all 2 years ago, you think I can remember that?
lol, Hmm, u got a page number?
This book isn't falling apart. ;D
And if memory serves me correctly, mad eye moody is the ghost type person that's in the girls bathromm right?
Wait, thats definately not right, what was I thinking.
Moody is a professor?
I think i'll just look through the book and see if I can find it?
And why did a put a ? at the end of that last sentence?
And is 6 posts in a row all that bad?
You're a Harry Potter noob.
Well, ur a noob. PERIOD.
OWNT
:P
And 2 years ago I'd get all these answers in a second!
Of course I would have typed all the answers really bad, with no capitilization.
ROFL AT FLAMING!!
6 POSTS IN A ROW!! LMFAO
*ahem*
The answer is 7.
No, the answr is *%@$#@!$#
Dodger's taking to long:
What is the name of Snape's truth potion?
Is it actually 7? Do you know that for a fact?
Truth potion is Veritaserum. But it does not belong to Snape. Although he owns some illegally.
Quote from: Dodger on December 02, 2006, 11:34:16 AM
Is it actually 7? Do you know that for a fact?
Truth potion is Veritaserum. But it does not belong to Snape. Although he owns some illegally.
Yes
Quote from: Dodger on December 02, 2006, 11:34:16 AM
Is it actually 7? Do you know that for a fact?
No, but I knew that u would obviously answer mine in ur next post and if Baksters was wrong no big deal, we just continue with yours.
What does Hagrid use for a wand in his first encounter with Harry Potter?
A stick?
Just a guess but probly right.
No.
His umbrella. Because it has the broken pieces of his wand inside it.
Upon expulsion from Hogwarts, your wand is broken in half.
ARE inside it. What the hell is wrong with me. Maybe it's because I've just changed keyboards.
Correct!
No doubt.
"What is the name of the Centaur who is kicked out of the forest?"
Firenze
Ouch. Your turn. My next question will be fiendishly difficult.
Who killed Roger Rabbit?
No One!
I don't know the answer LOL
Who is the editor of The Quibbler?
Luna Lovegood's father.
Correct!
What attacks Ron in the Department of Mysteries?
A brain.
Prolly multiple brains. But yeah.
Woohoo. Was that the uber difficult question? To be honest, I wasn't 100% sure but I still got it right first time!
When Harry, Ron and Hermione are in the spinning room with identical doors, what does Hermione do to keep track of the doors already opened? (Spell incantation not required)
Yeah there's a clue :D
She marks the doors?
She just plain keeps track of it in her mind?
Marks the doors with a big red X above them.
Hey, thats pretty much what I just guessed. >:(
Quote from: Dodger on December 03, 2006, 10:39:58 PM
Marks the doors with a big red X above them.
Correct!
Flamingdragon wasn't specific enough.
:P
What rectal trauma has flaming dragon been suffering from?
The kind that doesn't exist. ::)
Next Harry Potter question Dodgeroo!
Hump de Bump.
Uhhhh....Uhhh....
"What is the name of the barkeeper/owner (whatever) of the Leaky Cauldron?"
Madam Rosmerta
i may not be dodger but i know that is correct
Then who would u be?
And it doesn't matter if u know it's correct, we still have to wait for the questioneer to say so.
I don't know who you are. But it is incorrect. Madam Rosmerta is the owner of the Three Broomsticks.
Sorry. Try again.
Quote from: Dodger on December 10, 2006, 08:13:16 PM
Uhhhh....Uhhh....
"What is the name of the barkeeper/owner (whatever) of the Leaky Cauldron?"
Meh, didn't read it properly
Tom something
Tom Marvolo 8)
That's Voldemort's first, and middle name.
Tom is the correct answer. He has no surname.
Wasn't too sure if he had a surname or not.
What is the name of the shop in Knockturn Alley that Harry appears in after a misdirected Floo Powder Journey?
Easy, Borgin & Burkes.
Did you have to say 'Easy' before the answer? :'(
And yes, you are correct.
OH DODGEROO?
Don't ever call me that again.
"What does Hagrid change Buckbeak's name to in order to escape his prosecution?"
witherwings
Quote from: Dodger on December 17, 2006, 05:21:19 PM
Don't ever call me that again.
Woah, that seemed a little touchy, he just called u dodgeroo. Have u gone to long w/o playing your wii?
P.S. How is twilight princess?
Quote from: ownage on December 17, 2006, 06:35:43 PM
witherwings
Correct. New questioner.
Quote from: flamingdragon on December 17, 2006, 07:00:49 PM
Woah, that seemed a little touchy, he just called u dodgeroo. Have u gone to long w/o playing your wii?
P.S. How is twilight princess?
Dodger will make a new topicator.
You didn't make a new topicator yet. :'(
Well it did say u were offline. ::)
I wasn't. Why haven't you replied to it?
Who says I haven't?
Me.
What color is the gryfindor's (lol im not good at spelling it) hour glass? (think carefully about this one)
Red and gold? Maybe the hourglass is just gold, but the crystal things are red. So my guess is gold.
Sounds a good guess to me.
errr sorry you are wrong thing carefull hourGLASS
Nice bold. Why can no-one use tags?
It's Violet.
Or Silver?
I guess clear, as it is glass. ::)
Or Red.
gj to flaming its technically clear with red sand in it with a gold banner with a name on it
You suck.
lol, he even gave a huge hint. ::)
What does Professor McGonagall turn her desk into in her first class in book 1?
A yellow flamingo.
Extremely Incorrect.
A pincushion?
lol im to lazy to re-read so she doesnt she turns herself from a cat to mogonal
Not a pincushion, and she does indeed turn her desk into something in the book.
Pass.
Tortoise.
Field mouse.
Hedgehog.
Anteater.
One of the above. Come on! I have an awesome question.
Nope, none of those.
WE
GIVE
UP
POST THE ANSWER!!
In anticipation of recieving the answer I'm going to post my question:
How many unregistered Animagi are mentioned, and what are their names?
And transformations.
I WIN, FIRST QUESTION TO GO UNANSWERED!!!! OMGWTFBBQSAUCE!!!
And the answer to my question was a pig.
A pig. I win.
Quote from: Dodger on January 04, 2007, 04:56:23 PM
In anticipation of recieving the answer I'm going to post my question:
How many unregistered Animagi are mentioned, and what are their names?
Sirius Black - Dog
Peter Pettigrew - Rat
Rita Skeeter - Beetle
James Potter - Stag?
That makes 4...but I'm sure there's more.
ZOMG RHYME!1!!
That's a good rhyme, is should be considered a crime, you dirty slime.
I am not a dirty slime
However, you are a dirty slime!
What a rhyme!
End Rhyme.
Correct. I was hoping you would say Lupin :P
Quote from: The_Crusade on January 05, 2007, 04:45:31 PM
I am not a dirty slime
However, you are a dirty slime!
What a rhyme!
End Rhyme.
That depends on what you consider a dirty slime,
someone who works in an old mine,
or a bum on an airline,
but no matter what u consider a dirty slime,
you are one anytime!
Quote from: Dodger on January 05, 2007, 04:51:12 PM
Correct. I was hoping you would say Lupin :P
Only 4?? Yay!
During the course of the 6 books, there have been 2 Quidditch commentators (I hope, this is off the top of my head :-\) Who are they?
Yay, I win the rhyming contest! ;D
Theres three I believe, Lee Jordan, Zacharias Smith, and Luna Lovegood. 8)
If Smith was a commentator, you're right.
The other two are right.
Not very good if I know the answer properly :-\
I mean don't know.
I've been missing out words and stuff all day on MSN...what's with me?
Time to blow the dust off my HP books to find another question......
Who sent Neville his Remembrall?
His Grandmother. Fool.. Who else would it be?
Correct
Your mother would send it to him. ::)
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Pwned.
Post a question, Dodger.
What happens when Harry's Aunt cuts off all his hair?
Isn't that when he goes insane, levitates her, and then runs away?
No. It grows back extremely quickly.
Quote from: flamingdragon on January 11, 2007, 07:28:15 PM
Isn't that when he goes insane, levitates her, and then runs away?
No.
Quote from: The_Crusade on January 11, 2007, 07:28:31 PM
No. It grows back extremely quickly.
Yes.
It grows back overnight. Your question. :)
Why are the Dursleys such a bunch of assholes? Discuss, and show that you have considered more than one point of view in your answer.
Point of view #1:
Flamingdragon: B/C their parents were a bunch of assholes.
Dodger: Nu Uh. :P
Flamingdragon: Uh Huh. :P
Conversation Terminated.
Point of view #2:
Flamingdragon: B/C other people were assholes to them.
Dodger: Nu Uh. :P
Flamingdragon: Uh Huh. :P
Conversation Terminated.
Do I get the question right?
No.
Why not foo!!!!
I see no logical explnation why I should not.
.........Other than the fact that I very badly impersonated Dodger.
Alright I'll post a sensible question now:
(Acceptable answer for the previous question would have been "Because the Dursleys hate wizards/witches" with further expansion.)
What is the first spoken word spell that Harry Potter experiences, who uses it and for what purpose?
(I hope the spell I have in mind actually is the first spoken word spell :-\ )
Hmm, i'm completely guessing since i'm not sure if it's a spoken word spell, but Voldemort trying to kill him?
But i'm not sure b/c his parents used magic all the time when he was a baby? ???
And if neither of those then it was probably by Hagrid.
Haha Voldemort wasn't the one I had in mind.............not Hagrid.... :-\
Then his parents?
OK smartass, what is the first spoken word spell that Harry Potter experiences mentioned in the book, who uses it and for what purpose?
I wasn't trying to be a smartass, stop yelling at me. :'(
But if u insist that I am, then Voldemort trying to kill him was mentioned in the book. ::)
Hmm, Hagrid using some fly spell or something with his umbrella is the earliest spell I think he witnessed. :-\
So I have no clue.
Hagrid didn't speak with his umbrella. It's after that. Excluding Voldemort.
Hermione cleaning her glasses?
FS. The first spell that works and is spoken is Reparo by Hermione.
The first spell (it doesn't work, and isn't really a true spell) is
"Sunshine, daises, butter mellow, turn this stupid fat rat yellow" by Ron.
TBH I know that answer is wrong.
Yet another acronym posted by Dodger, what does FS mean? :-\
And if u don't know the answer to this one, i'll never figure it out.
"Alohomora" by Hermione
Quote from: flamingdragon on January 13, 2007, 09:07:25 PM
Yet another acronym posted by Dodger, what does FS mean? :-\
???
Words you are not allowed to say on a no-swearing forum. How about you work it out.
You know what FFS stands for, take off an F. You suck at acronyms.
Quote from: Dodger on January 13, 2007, 08:59:24 PM
FS. The first spell that works and is spoken is Reparo by Hermione.
The first spell (it doesn't work, and isn't really a true spell) is
"Sunshine, daises, butter mellow, turn this stupid fat rat yellow" by Ron.
Yes, I thought it was Reparo. Correct. Your question.
I obviously suck at acronyms. ::)
And I shoulkd get the question right b/c I said the answer to the question, not the answer crusade thought was thecorrect answer. ::)
Hurry up and post a ? Dodger.
Quote from: The_Crusade on January 14, 2007, 01:47:32 PM
Yes, I thought it was Reparo. Correct. Your question.
You shouldn't post a question if you don't know the answer. It is "Alohomora".
Hermione only casts Reparo in the film, on the Hogwarts Express, whereas the question was:
Quote from: The_Crusade on January 13, 2007, 08:37:25 PM
OK smartass, what is the first spoken word spell that Harry Potter experiences mentioned in the book, who uses it and for what purpose?
I had a question, but I forgot it when I was writing this. I'll post it when I remember.
Remembered it.
"What are the two incantations spoken to enable and disable the use of the Marauders Map?"
"_____"
and
"Mischief Managed"
I'm too lazy to research questions so screw you all...
...You didn't post the first incantation...So your answer is incomplete.
Dont u just touch it?
No. Then anyone could read it ::)
Well I meant if a special person touched it. ::)
But I did not expect it to be right..........
AHA!
"I solemnly swear that I am up to no good!"
"I solemnly swear that I am up to no good"
and
"Mischief Managed"
Hahaha I was the first to say both of them!
You suck.
lol
To enable the Marauder's Map: "I solemnly swear that I am up to no good."
To disable the Marauder's Map: "Mischief Managed."
Ha, I said which one was which, therefore I win!
Dragons question. Don't be harsh Bakster. You had answered half already, he answered the other half.
I'm getting you back for calling me a miserable git. :-*
What was the name of the book Hagrid got from the library on Dragons?
Dragon Breeding
- For Pleasure and Profit
?
Correct.
..................Bastard.
8)
What is the second word on page 224 in HP and The Philosopher's Stone?
snapped 8)
Incorrect ... My book doesn't have a page 224. ;D Stupid yank version. Probably takes up more space explaining what a steam train is or where England is or something..
Well, it's actually just that the font is really big in this hardback one, my normal font reading is less than half this size.
Fine new question, seeing as I didn't account for dumbed down versions of the book.
Where would you look if I told you to find me a bezoar?
I have no clue. ;D
But according to wiki, in the intestines of mostly ruminant animals. ;D
Quote from: Dodger on January 16, 2007, 12:23:05 AM
Fine new question, seeing as I didn't account for dumbed down versions of the book.
I guess in America, natural selection applied and the dumber people had more chance of survival! ;D
easy in the stomach of as goat x.x
What is "as goat"?
But I will accept. Your question boon.
ok "how does dumbledore get to the pond with the horcrux in book 8 ( theres 3 main things im looking for)
Get to the pond? Apparates. Then walks for a bit. Then swims. Then they walk in the ante-chamber.
Dumbledore cuts himself to open the door. Then they walk in. And he reveals the Boat.
FYI it is book 6. Not 8.
lol, book 8.
Since Ownage probly isn't coming back for a while i'll just post a question.
What did Professor McGonagall ask to borrow from Professor Flitwick for a while in the frst book?
>:( It's my question. I got the appallingly bad question right.
Quote from: flamingdragon on January 16, 2007, 11:26:52 PM
lol, book 8.
Since Ownage probly isn't coming back for a while i'll just post a question.
What did Professor McGonagall ask to borrow from Professor Flitwick for a while in the frst book?
Oliver Wood!
Still my question. Fags.
WELL WRITE IT THEN YOU DOOFUSHEADCAKE >:(
Quote from: Dodger on January 17, 2007, 10:55:12 AM
>:( It's my question. I got the appallingly bad question right.
Well I assumed u didn't really care.
That makes you a presumptuous cock!
I'll think of a good question.
Ok, I admit it, I am a presumptuous cock. ::)
Name one item belonging to each house founder. (Godric Gryfindor, Salazar Slytherin, etc)
I don't think there is any known artefact belonging to Rowena Ravenclaw. But I could be wrong.
sword of gryfifindor the ring of salazar slytherin the cup of hufflepuff and the amulet of ravenclaw
There's no amulet.
Yes Bakster, u were right.
Although Dodger stole ur question. ::)
I'll now steal Ownage's question. ;D
When Hagrid sends a letter to Harry in the first book asking if he'll have tea with him, what time and day does he want him to come over?
...
Why did the chicken cross the road?
To get to the other side?
To get the quarter on the other side?
Something that involves gum that I can't remember?
Because it's retarded?
Because it wanted to?
It didn't.
Because you said so?
Quote from: flamingdragon on January 20, 2007, 09:42:15 PM
To get to the other side?
To get the quarter on the other side?
Something that involves gum that I can't remember?
Because it's retarded?
Because it wanted to?
It didn't.
Because you said so?
You got it right first time DUH.
Well I can't post any good riddles right now thanks to dodger b/c I posted them all at other site already.
:)
Serves you right.
Dunno why you were posting about riddles in this thread though :-\
I don't know, why was bakster posting a question that had nothing to do with Harry Potter? :-\
HP got boring. Your question.
Fine, no longer has to be HP, hmm....
What is in my pocket?
Ok, my actual question will be an easy one.
Who is the brother of Boromir?
Let's just have a wild guess...Faramir?
Was that really a wild guess, correct. ::)
Yes it was ;D
Which music video features the band entering/exiting an elephant?
(No, it's not metal...)
The answer was Feeder - Buck Rogers
Now here are the lyrics of the song. Guess the song!
Vulcanize the whoopee stick
In the ham wallet
Cattle prod the oyster ditch
With the lap rocket
Batter dip the cranny ax
In the gut locker
Retrofit the pudding hatch
Ooh la la
With the boink swatter
If i get you in the loop when I make a point to be straight with you then
In lieu of the innuendo in the end know my intent though
I brazillian wax poetic so hypothetically
I don't wanna beat around the bush
LINE OMITTED AS IT IS THE TITLE OF THE SONG
LINE OMITTED AS IT IS THE TITLE OF THE SONG
Marinate the nether rod
In the squish mitten
Power drill the yippee bog
With the dude piston
Pressure wash the quiver bone
In the bitch wrinkle
Cannonball the fiddle cove
Ooh la la
With the pork steeple
If i get you in the loop when I make a point to be straight with you then
In lieu of the innuendo in the end know my intent though
I brazillian wax poetic so hypothetically
I don't wanna beat around the bush
LINE OMITTED AS IT IS THE TITLE OF THE SONG
LINE OMITTED AS IT IS THE TITLE OF THE SONG
Put the you know what in the you know where
Put the you know what in the you know where
Put the you know what in the you know where
Put the you know what in the you know where pronto
Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Kilo ::)
Either that or thats another band that wrote the song w/ Bloodhound Gang. :-\
Or maybe the song doesn't have a name.
Yes, the answer is Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Kilo by the amazing Bloodhound Gang.
Your question.
What was the capital of Assyria?
A
LOLo9lo7lrf
I missed the celebration for my 3000th post :'( Oh well....
3004!
Nineveh??
Four capitals: Ashur (or Qalat Sherqat), Calah (or Nimrud), Dur Sharrukin (or Khorsabad), and Nineveh.
i answered it first
Incorrectly, it was a trick question as there were actually four capitals.
Bakster is correct.
With the alternate names i'm pretty sure he found the answer at the same place I got the question. ::)
my answer was correct u fruit
No it wasn't u vegetable.
Quote from: flamingdragon on February 21, 2007, 06:44:23 AM
No it wasn't u vegetable.
Lmfao
Who invented a rule for changing trigonometric identities to hyperbolic identities?
(Did this in further maths today :D)
Euler, Bernoulli, or Taylor?
yo momma ;D
How bout' a hint, like something it rhymes w/ and the first and last letter?
His surname has 6 letters (or 7, the maths text book and outside sources spell his name differently).
:D
....................I give up. :'(
But be warned, next time its turn for my question, im giving u an impossible one too.
The answer was Osborn(e).
Nother question, foo!
Which two mathematicians came up with different algorithms to find a minimum spanning tree for a connected weight graph?
Stfu, u killed the game. :P
What thread got deleted to put me back down to under 3000 posts? I lost like 20 posts.
I don't know, but i'm gaining on u now. 8)
Quote from: The_Crusade on February 24, 2007, 07:38:06 PM
Which two mathematicians came up with different algorithms to find a minimum spanning tree for a connected weight graph?
Hahah, my questions baffle you puny mortals.
The answer was obviously Prim and Kruskal.
What country did chess originate from?
France? Italy? Spain? Germany? England?
It depends on what version of chess u dunderhead.
There are two answers depending on how you wish to interpret the question. And none of those are right.
.................Yes they are.
If it's not those that ur thinking of than it had to be somewhere in Southern Europe.
There are conflicting stories but the correct answer is either China or India. Depending on the scholar that you ask.
Quote from: flamingdragon on February 28, 2007, 12:48:48 AM
If it's not those that ur thinking of than it had to be somewhere in Southern Europe.
Southern Europe is where the most popular variant of chess originated from. The one with pawns, knights, bishops, rooks, a queen and a king, the game that instantly comes to mind to all normal people when you say 'chess', not some ludicrous variation that only 5 people have heard of (that was addressed to flamingdragon).
India is where the whole concept of chess originated from. The earliest versions of 'chess' were originated here, which eventually resulted in the modern chess from Southern Europe.
So you are both right.
I didn't put southern europe in the first place cause u asked what country u dunderhead.
Your question.
What is a bilogical response to alternations in the length of darkness relative to daylight during a circadian cycle referrred to as? ::)
Maybe.....JetLag
Quote from: flamingdragon on March 02, 2007, 03:51:49 AM
What is a bilogical response to alternations in the length of darkness relative to daylight during a circadian cycle referrred to as? ::)
Tiredness?
Both incorrect, in fact ur not even close, got this right out of my science book.
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You guys give up? 8)
Yes.
How about....entrainment
Incorrect. 8)
Gonna try again.....Circadian rhythms?
Again, incorrect.
It's one word btw.
DREAMS
.................Incorrect. ::)
DEATH
DEAD WRONG!
LIFE
ALIVE WRONG!
I give up.
Trying again.....Mutation
No.
This is my last try....after this I give up.....Photoperiodism
My last guess is CLONTO-COSMOTIC SYNDROME
Your last guess is a complete failure.
What's the answer then?
You did not answer me on my last guess..... Is photoperiodism correct or not........
I totally did not see that............
You are correct.
Hmm, actually, i'm not sure what the answer is at the moment, have to check on my other pc, u might be right.
Could this question be dragged out any longer?
Yes.
k
I have reviewed my sources and found that...
...you are correct.
I THINK I GOT IT ♫ ♫ ♫ ♫ ♫ RIGHT.......
You are correct.
Quote from: flamingdragon on March 13, 2007, 11:06:20 PM
I have reviewed my sources and found that...
...you are correct.
Well done.
Yeah, u did answer an impossible question........
I beleive congratulations are in order, and who better to give them then the coolest person in the universe? 8)
Your turn.
Why have there been no posts on the whole forum in the last two days?
Because nobody responded to Battle of the Pics and whatnot (thanks flamingdragon >:()
Strange.
Which band was Cliff Burton a member off before tragically being killed in 1986?
No?
Metallica
o rly?
Ya Rly
This is getting old.
All your base ftw.
Quote from: Dodger on April 17, 2007, 03:23:03 PM
This is getting old.
All your base ftw.
Your question, Dodgypoo.
All your base?
No.
Wrong.
Yes.
How bout an actual question?
Guess that was to much to ask for. ::)
Lets get back to te potter.
---HARDEST QUESTION EVER ALERT---
What did Hagrid name his dragon?
Stinkypoo?
Norbert.
Far far too easy.
I know, I was just trying to get the game going again, ur question Dodger.
NO IT WUZ STINKYPOO!11!!
What colour is Hermione's cat?
Orange.
if i may butt in, whens the next hp movie comming out? doesnt really have to do with game, just curious
Sometime in July. Which is also when the 7th book is released *drools*
But the above dates are for the UK.
Then there useless, u fool!
Correct my "u", u damn bastard!
That is a highly legal internet abbreviation, contact the ICIA urself. :P
No
Fine then, my work here is done. 8)
If x-y = 10 and x*y = 231, then what is (3x+2y)^3 -(x^4+y^4)?
x and y are both positive integers.
The answer is 405003 where x = 21 and y = 11.
Idiots.
Can 10*9*8*7*6*5*4*3*2*1 equal 10?
Yes
How u dunderhead!
The question didn't require a 'How'. Did I get it right?
Question Revision: How can 10*9*8*7*6*5*4*3*2*1 equal 10?
If the 10 has an '!' after it.
lol, incorrect.
???
??? ??? ???
I got the question right anyway, so I should be asking the next question, so I choose:
How can 10*9*8*7*6*5*4*3*2*1 equal 10?
lmfao
If the 10 has an ! after it, not a '!', duh. ::)
...
lol, TBH, I forgot the answer, it wasn't the factorial thing though, it was something else.
Idiot.
I again find that offensive, good sir.
Oh. Ask another question.
What is the square root of pie?
...
let me rephrase: sqrt(pi) = x
Solve for x. ::)
Approximately 1.77245385090551602729816748334115
...You call that approximately? :/
lol, correct.
Quote from: Dodger on June 11, 2007, 01:01:48 AM
...You call that approximately? :/
Seeing as the answer would most likely go on to infinite decimal places, that is indeed an approximation.
There are 624 of these in the USA. The most of any country in the world. Japan is 2nd with just 240. What are they?
Awesomeness points?
And if that's not right my corret answer would be roller coasters.
Quote from: flamingdragon on June 11, 2007, 05:30:58 PM
And if that's not right my corret answer would be roller coasters.
Your corret answer is correct!
Nice googling skills.
Pi to 1000000 decimal places (http://newton.ex.ac.uk/research/qsystems/collabs/pi/pi6.txt) ;D
When and where was toilet paper first invented?
China...AD 1391
Ummm, wrong.
Ummm, right.
Umm, no, u are actually wrong this time.
USA, 1867
lol, no, the China was right, the year was wrong.
China, 875 AD
Getting closer......
What makes your source correct as opposed to both my sources? ::)
The fact that I asked the question. :P
>:(
You were very close, keep guessing.
China, 876 AD
lol, not that close, and the other direction.
China, 775 AD
This is rather boring, the correct answer is 589 AD, I had three seperate sources confirming this.
LOLOLK($OY%KP
Your question.
What is the opposite of pie?
Eip
Wrong, not the opposite of pie im looking for!
Mmmm... Apple Pie.
Cake
Both wrong!
This question is amibiguouusuuussuus.
Incorrect, the correct answer was -3.14, rounded of course.
...
What is 4 cubed?
64...........
Correct!
What is 6341634634 quadrupled?
25366538536
Correct.
Worst game ever.
This thread was best when it was harry potter related.
Yeah, i figured the same, but enough HP is enough.
How bout another book?
What is the fairy swear word in the "Artemis Fowl" series?
It's YOUR FACE!
Nope.
D'Arvit
Correct!
Why could Foaly not get a blueprint of the whaler?
Dunno :-\
Hmm, does Dodger know?
No.
I WIN!!!!!!!!!
The answer was because of teh high lead concentration in the whaler.
Your question again.
Why does this game now suck?
Because we are too lazy to think of good questions.
Why are we to lazy to think of good questions.?
No, I was correct, therefore it is my question.
Why are we to lazy to think of good questions?
Because u are to lazy to think of a good question and I just plain don't want to.
Correct!
What is the definition of the word A?
(You cannot use the word in the definition)
music note
one (used before a noun expressing quantity)
An indefinite article used before one noun that starts with a consonant.
I like bakster's better, but Dodger was first.
DODGER IS VICTORIOUS, BAKSTER IS A LOSER!
Quote from: Dodger on July 04, 2007, 12:04:54 PM
one (used before a noun expressing quantity)
His isn't valid. I win.
He didn't need the parentheses, "one" is a valid definition.
Faggot
FAGGOT, WHERE!?
Quote from: The_Crusade on July 04, 2007, 02:59:15 PM
An indefinite article used before one noun that starts with a consonant.
ahem.. question still unanswered.
Shit...I didn't notice that! :-[
CURSE YOU!!
Your question Dodger.
My question:
Which Muggle is the first to die in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire?
The one that was your mother.
Incorrect, idiot.
*Negates being an idiot, and declares myself correct.*
Care for another guess at the question?
I don't remember....... :(
Quote from: The_Crusade on July 27, 2007, 02:18:20 PM
My question:
Which Muggle is the first to die in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire?
Frank Bryce