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[Banjo7J]

Sensocal.

If pi has every phoine number in the world in it (because it goes on infinitely), would a book with every Shakespeare story/play/whatever you want to call it in it have every word in the world?

[Radien]

Look back at the first game. It's become a habit of mine to answer questions with another question, thus answering it and asking a question at the same time. Anyways...

Eh. I think it's better with a clear stupid answer. Perhaps you'd like a Game of Questions thread.


Continuing:

That sounds like a question for an infinite number of monkeys typing for infinity.

Where are my pants?

[Banjo7J]

If you lost them, they're probably in your other pants.

All your base are belong to us?

[Russ]

That hardly counts as a question!

So, let's assume that y = x^10 / z^2. If y + 3/ (1/2)^12 = x, what does z equal?

[Koh]

Umm, some letter that's binary code is right?

Why is the sky blue?

[Russ]

People complained that they didn't like it red, so God changed it.

Find x?

[Silver]

BLASPHEMY.

Divine wrath or anchovy pizza?

[Russ]

Anchovy Pizza. I love anchovies.

Air or fire?

[Banjo7J]

Fair.

If I eat 5 chocalate bars and you eat 5 chocolate bars, what is 5x6?

[Alestance]

Objection! Relevance!

Oh, what is it Mr. Wright?

[Russ]

It's just that I accidentally burned the evidence in the hot tub.

But what was it doing in the hot tub?

[Alestance]

The evidence were the hot babes, obviously. Mr. Wright, you're under arrest for murder!

Where has all the rum and coke gone?

[Russ]

To the bomb, obviously.

But what was the coke for?

[Banjo7J]

The kids so that they don't try beer and get drunk.

If x=42, and y=64, does that make the answer to everything x and Super Mario 64 Super Mario y?

[Russ]

No, the answer to life is still Forty-Two, not 42.

If you play scrabble with cavemen, what words will they most likely spell?