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20 Questions to Guess the Next Movie - 2/16/2k7 Edition!!!

Started by Conor, February 16, 2007, 08:56:16 AM

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Conor

IT'S TIME FOR...
20 QUESTIONS!!

SEE IF YOU CAN GUESS THE NEXT RIFFTRAX FLICK!!

-DA RULEZ-
Ask a "Yes" or "No" question
Wait for response
The same person who asked the last question can't ask twice in a row.
Asking a vague question equals 5 forfeits of a question.
Don't expect any clues ;)

Screw 1 PM.  Why don't you guys pick when we start?

We'll start this game right away, as soon as you guys pull off a minor task.

Amazon.com has a neat little "Tagging" system, where you can add small tags to a products description.  The most popular tags are displayed on a products main page.  A neat little way to spread the word, or show related movies to people.

Here's a list of all the products tagged with "RiffTrax".  We'll start the game AS SOON AS ten products have more than 20 RiffTrax tags.  It's as simple as clicking the little Plus above a product image that says "Also Tag This".  We'll keep an eye on it and let you know when the game is on:

http://www.amazon.com/tag/rifftrax/ref=tag_dp_ct/002-1555731-3427261


C-MURDA




The first to guess the movie as a properly asked question will win a free RiffTrax!


RULE UPDATE!!!

Your question must be asked as a rhyming couplet:

Call me silly, call me crazy,
But does this movie star Patrick Swayze?


NEW RULE UPDATE!

Poetic license is okay - "Nash" style antics are not.
But if a Red Dawn question is all that you've got...

Then by the way of angry mod suggestions -
That one will be answered, and shall use up TWO questions!

Pak-Man

Oooh! It's time
To lay down some Rhymes!

Since I know how we were in the past,
I think this thread will get annoying fast!

Variety of Cells


Pak-Man


Conor

Quote from: varietyofcells on February 16, 2007, 09:02:35 AM
will you accept half rhymes and the use of poetic license?

Is that a real question? 

We will accept rhyming couplets, like the examples I came up with in 30 seconds above.

Minnesota


BEERxTaco

excuse me sir, he said with glee;
was this film released before 1993?
"Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life, son"
-Dean Wormer, Animal House R.I.P.

Minnesota

poetry sucks, and rhyming is hard
is anyone out there a decent bard?

Scrivener

Are equal syllables each line
The only method you'll find fine?

Or can we do a dash
Of the metrical shenanigans made famous by humorous poet Ogden Nash?
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AvestheFox

Oh my..I havent been apart of any of these in ages!

Time for this deranged cynical bastard of a Fox to plan the next really stupid question to annoy his fellow members..

hehehe

SmilinJackRoss

Conor, awesome rules this time.  Can't wait to see what people come up with.
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Pak-Man

Let me ask before I bathe
Does the movie have a rudimentary lathe?

Conor

Quote from: Smilin' Jack Ross on February 16, 2007, 09:11:59 AM
Conor, awesome rules this time.  Can't wait to see what people come up with.

Yeah, after last weeks debacle we didn't know what direction to go in.  This one should be more fun, easier and more clear about the rules.

BEERxTaco

Quote from: Conor on February 16, 2007, 08:56:16 AM
Is it true, because I've heard,
Someone in this film has an Academy Award?

Okay, I really don't want to annoy Conor or contribute to a nervous breakdown in any way... but does "heard" really rhyme with "award"?  ;D
"Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life, son"
-Dean Wormer, Animal House R.I.P.

AvestheFox

Does it contain animated (traced) midgets with really big hair?

(hey, if Pak can break the rules by asking way too early.. why cant I? Nyah!)