Never you mind.

Is it a city/town?
Mindmindmind.

Fair 'nough.

Would it be found within a/the typical American home?

Yes.


No!


K cool.

Is it within the continent of North America?

..if so, is it within Canada?

One question please, Jamal. It's gonna be hard to set a limit for questions per post if I allow exceptions. Plus it's good practice to make your questions more effective individually.

Edit: Rule updates added.

Edit 2: Hmm. On second thought, maybe logical follow up questions would be fine to ask to avoid spam...

Edit 3: No never mind. I should keep this rule intact for the sake of fairness for players competing for an answer. Exceptions would almost certainly get abused during competitive heat. Bad idea waiting to happen.

Edit 4: Hmm. Should I allow answerers to decide maximum questions per turn?

Post has been edited 12 time(s), last time on May 16 2008, 1:23 pm by Tuxedo-Templar.

Edit: Hmm. Asking more than one question is outside of the spirit of the game, now that I think about it. I'm already compromising as is allowing more than 20 questions from everyone. Plus I don't want the rules to be more complicated than needed.


It's decided. We're doing only 1 question per post. Quality over quantity.

Post has been edited 7 time(s), last time on May 16 2008, 1:59 pm by Tuxedo-Templar.

Is it the city/town of somebody here???

Are you sure, tuxo?

What country is it?

lol.

Positive. Quality over quantity.

Is it Utah!?

No.


I don't know.


No.

Is it the bathroom? People seem to use it frequently .

Is the city in the usa?

Tux, if you ever decide to have 'answerer' tell you what they're going to do ahead of time, then I suggest a new rule: the answerer gets points if they stump the questioners. I'd say 5 or 10 points. For the questioners to be considered 'stumped', a certain # of posts would have to go by since the answerer started their turn. I'd say about 125-150 posts. You might want to require the answerer to answer a certain # of questions per their posts if that's how you decide to determine 'stumpage'. ;b

No.


Already addressed.

Is it found in the continent of Europe?

No.

Is it in the northern hemisphere?

No.