20 Questions For February Twenty Third, Two Thousand Seven!

[torgosPizza]

20 Questions, torgosPizza style!

SEE IF YOU CAN GUESS THE NEXT RIFFTRAX FLICK!!


THE RULES ARE AS FOLLOWS!

Only ask a "Yes" or "No" question
Wait for the response!!!!
We will answer the first question asked after a response that isn't vague or a violation of 20Q rules
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!


NEW RULE!!!!

We will be taking all questions in the loose style of Ye Olde English.

Not REAL Old English like in Beowulf, but questions such as:

"Doth this movie starreth an actor whom haveth been Riffed prior?"

are acceptable. Have fun with it, it doesn't have to be historically accurate, but it can be funny. Funny is definitely acceptable.


THIS GAME WILL BE STARTING AT 1:00 PM Pacific (USA) WHICH IS ALSO 4:00 PM EASTERN (USA)
THE FIRST QUESTION ASKED A SECOND AFTER 1:00 WILL BE THE FIRST QUESTION ANSWERED.



- tP

[Dirty Smelly Anteater]

Prithy, let me be the first to speaketh "Huzzah!"

[PlayMSTie]

Oh deareth. Mine Olde English could useth some improvement.

[Pak-Man]

Praytell, good sirs, hath it a lathe?

[macleod]

Oh deareth. Mine Olde English could useth some improvement.

Well, as a 17th century British Historian, maybe I can help..

Mine = Myne

Also, remember the British spellings: color = colour,  realize = realise

But on the bright side, old english had no capitalization, punctuation, or set spelling...so you're pretty much cool doing anything you want....so double up your rr's and your ll's and your tt's

[macleod]

I'm such a bastard, I know

oh, sorry,

I hath great suspition that I am an ass...

[AmandaGal]

And here I was ready to talk about Grendel and mock you guy's historical inaccuracies.

[PlayMSTie]

so double up your rr's

I thought that was what you do on Talk Like a Pirate Day.

But anyway . . . thinkest thou that yonder Olde English theme beareth a hint as to the theme of ye next film?

[AmazingThor]

First couplets, now old English. Is friggin' Shakespeare putting these things together?

[Minnesota]

cooleth, another rifftrax is on its way

[RaoulDuke]

hath thou any assumptions as to what thy movie might be

like episode 2 mabey

[Blueguy]

nutseth.  during mine drive hometh commute againeth.  Thou wilst have this tast completed by the tyme of my arrival at my humble dwelling.

[AmandaGal]

First couplets, now old English. Is friggin' Shakespeare putting these things together?

I have to admit, the couplets was my favorite 20Qs so far.  I was almost in tears on a few of them.  I have a feeling this one won't be as funny but hey, it's sure to be better than the alphabet one.   Shakespeare is better than Big Bird in my book.

[torgosPizza]

First couplets, now old English. Is friggin' Shakespeare putting these things together?

Damn straight, ye humble peasant!

Whilst I may not be Shakespeare... but I do what I can to keepeth thyne game interesting!

[gbeenie]

Praytell, good sirs, hath it a lathe?

Of a rudimentary sort, mayhaps?