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7 Mar 2009, 10:58 PM
-- Questions will released at undetermined intervals. In other words, if you guys are blowing through the questions, you'll get more soon.
-- There are 25,500 points available through 55 questions.
-- Hints will be provided if and when I deem it prudent and/or necessary.
-- If you questions about a question, ask them publicly in this thread so everyone can see what my explanation is.
HAVE FUN!
GEOGRAPHY:
1.) This mountain's summit lies the farthest distance from the center of the earth. 200 points
2.) These glacial features can be home to some of the largest coral reefs in the world. 300 points
3.) This river complex is the longest of its continent, yet only discharges 3% the average volume of the Amazon. What is it? 400 points
4.) The cyclical nature of historic glaciation and climate change is described and explained by what theory? 500 points
5.) The only way to drive to this "Lower 48" American city -- which is located in the Pacific time zone -- is to pass through another country first. 600 points
FILM TRIVIA:
1.) A member of The Beatles has an uncredited role as "Mr. Papadopolous" in this film. 200 points
2.) The Bay Area subway system and German renaissance painter Albrecht Durer both share appearances in what film? 300 points (hint: Robert Duvall)
3.) What was the first film to have its own dedicated promotional webpage? 400 points
4.) What is the name of the only movie ever to appear onscreen twice during the national run of Mystery Science Theater 3000 (title sequence does not count)? 500 points (hint: Everything ends the way it begins)
5.) This character has appeared in 206 different films and television programs since its first role in 1922 which, interestingly, gave the character a different name. 600 points (hint: notebooks and wax cylinders)
BONUS ONE:
Doomsday is scheduled for 2384CE. On what day will it occur? 1000 points (hint: Conway)
CULTURE:
1.)This Chinese ethnic minority has been using the Arabic alphabet since the 11th century. 200 points
2.) Where can the largest hummingbird in the world be found? 300 points
3.) An annual competition held in a rural US town involves such events as women preparing food and drinks for bachelors while they watch football on television, and hunting moose. What is the name of the competition, and what is the name of the group that organizes it? 200 points each (hint: Alaska)
4.) This deposed African prince regularly contributes editorials to his country's preeminent newspaper. 500 points (hint: landlocked country)
5.) This is the flag of what people? 600 points (hint: Asia)
http://www.intpcentral.com/uploads/Culture number 5.png
IDENTIFICATIONS:
1.) 400 points hint: pigeons
http://www.intpcentral.com/uploads/ID number 1.jpg
2.) 400 points
Matthew Perry (not the actor)
3.) (Person in foreground) 400 points
Eleanor of Aquitaine
4.) 400 points
Yuri Gagarin
5.) 400 points (hint: Think Eisner, and not Michael)
http://www.intpcentral.com/uploads/ID number 5.jpg
BONUS TWO:
What do the Norse god Odin and the man pictured below share? (I'm looking for a specific answer. "A face" is not good enough) 1000 points (hint: Argentinian cartoonist/humorist)
http://www.intpcentral.com/uploads/d406b65eb149e52690e7efea0e07109cBonus number 2.jpg
MISTAKEN ASTRONOMY:
1.) In addition to the infamous Martian "face," another "face" appears in a geological feature of Mars' surface. What is it called? 300 points
2.) Pluto is not the first celestial body to be demoted from planetary status. Name the other body and tell me between which two planets it orbits. 200 points per part (400 total)
3.) Two erroneous moons have been "sighted" orbiting Saturn and given proper designations. Name the moons. 200 points each (hint: centaurs & oracles)
4.) This star is considered by some to be the planet Wormwood as mentioned in the Book of Revelation. 500 points (hint: red dwarf)
5.) A grandfather of John Donne, the owner of the pseudonym "Alcofribas Nasier," and the author of Utopia all contributed to this particularly ...odious astronomical myth. 600 points
OH FUCK, WHAT'S THIS?!
Please translate the following:
1.) 500 points (hint: "leothwyrhta") (2nd hint: “scop”)
http://www.intpcentral.com/uploads/Anglo_Saxon 1.jpg
2.) 500 points (hint: "Thunresdag")
3.) 500 points (hint: "myrgth")
4.) 500 points (hint: "weorthan")
5.) 500 points (hint: "hrefn")
BONUS THREE:
While watching a meteor shower, I see a meteor of brightness magnitude -1 at a location of 5 degrees above the horizon. What magnitude would the meteor appear to be if I had seen it at the zenith? 1000 points (hint: fireball)
ONE OF THESE IS NOT LIKE THE OTHER:
1.) 530; 772; 254; 827; 978. 500 points
2.) John A MacDonald; John Diefenbaker; John Abbott; Mackenzie Bowell; Charles Tupper. 500 points DQ because I'm an idiot.
3.) NCC-72015; NCC-1701; NCC-61827; NCC-1709; NCC-1631. 500 points
4.) Rhombicuboctahedron; Truncated Icosidodecahedron; Hexakis Icosahedron; Truncated Cube; Rhombicosidodecahedron. 500 points
5.) Right; Lead; Plain; Bow; Their. 500 points
ASSORTED GEEKERY:
1.) Thom Yorke mentions a very specific Police Box in this song. 200 points
2.) This game culminates in a battle with Cyborg Hitler. 300 points
3.) If a Klingon bites a person on the palm, what is he or she doing? 400 points
4.) Believe it or not, there's a famous musician in that silly costume. Who? 500 points (hint: The person's name is incorporated into the group name)
http://www.intpcentral.com/uploads/Geekery number 4.jpg
5.) What's wrong with this Rubik's Cube? 600 points (hint: Standard cubes have a certain color formation)
BONUS FOUR:
What rhetorical device is exemplified by the following statement? "It's not even worth mentioning how blue the sky is." 1000 points
MISCELLANY:
1.) As of March, 2009, she is the only woman to have a centerfold in "Playboy" magazine which shows both the front and back of her body. 200 points (hint: 1970s)
2.) What is the name of the only ghost town in Ontario which begins with the letter U? 300 points
3.) Come to this pub and enjoy a nice swig of Bug Juice. 400 points (hint: It's in my neck of the woods)
4.) A public installation which writes words using falling water has recently been installed in St. Louis. What is it called? 400 points (hint: Popp)
5.) An absence of runtime checks during a single equipment test in 1996 cost the European Space Agency how many millions of Euros? 500 points (hint: Cluster)
6.) Of all living and extinct subspecies of the Asian Elephant, this one had a range which extended the furthest west. 600 points Hint: Hannibal)
BONUS FIVE:
What the hell is this? 1000 points (hint: antifungal whose name begins with a D)
THE SILLY CATEGORY:
1.) The first person to submit to me an original drawing of an ampersand wearing a hat gets 100 points.
2.) The first person to compose and submit three different haikus on the subject of sausages gets 100 points.
3.) The first person to post a picture of themselves posting a picture gets 100 points.
4.) The first person to post a recording of themselves reading the following list of names gets 600 points:
Slab Bulkhead
Fridge Largemeat
Punt Speedchunk
Butch Deadlift
Bold Bigflank
Splint Chesthair
Flint Ironstag
Bolt Vanderhuge
Thick McRunfast
Blast Hardcheese
Buff Drinklots
Trunk Slamchest
Fist Rockbone
Stump Beefknob
Smash Lampjaw
Punch Rockgroin
Buck Plankchest
Stump Chunkman
Dirk Hardpec
Rip Steakface
Slate Slabrock
Crud Bonemeal
Brick Hardmeat
Whip Slagcheek
Punch Side-iron
Gristle McThornbody
Slate Fistcrunch
Buff Hardback
Bob Johnson (no, wait...)
Blast Thickneck
Crunch Buttsteak
Slab Squatthrust
Lump Beefbroth
Touch Rustrod
Reef Blastbody
Big McLargehuge
Smoke Manmuscle
Beat Punchbeef
Hack Blowfist
Roll Fizzlebeef
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INTPc Treevia hints and answers:
Geography:
1.) A: Mount Chimborazo (hint: the Equator) BAJ
2.) A: Fjords (hint: Scandinavia) BAJ
3.) A: Murray-Darling; Australia (hint: Southern Hemisphere) bluebell
4.) A: Milankovitch Cycles bluebell
5.) A: Point Roberts, WA (hint: Canada) BAJ
Film Trivia:
1.) A: Monty Python’s Life of Brian (hint: "How shall we fuck off, O Lord?") LastRailway
2.) A: THX 1138 (hint: Mr Self Destruct)
3.) A: Star Trek: Generations (hint: It’s Shat-tastic!) Ghost-Girl
4.) A: The Crawling Eye (hint: Everything begins the way it ends) Ghost-Girl
5.) A: Dracula (hint: birdcages and wax cylinders) OrionzRevenge
Bonus One:
1.) A: Monday (hint: John Conway)
Culture:
1.) A: Uyghur people CJW
2.) A: Nazca Lines, Peru (hint: keep the category in mind) CJW
3.) A: Wilderness Woman Contest; Talkeetna Bachelor Society (hint: Alaska) CJW
4.) A: Prince Mfanasibili of Swaziland (hint: landlocked country)
5.) A: The Ainu of Japan (hint: Asia)
Identifications:
1.) A: Charles Darwin (hint: twice ten tens)
2.) A: Matthew Perry (hint: CJW
3.) A: Eleanor of Aquitaine (hint: European and English Queen) CJW
4.) A: Yuri Gagarin (hint: had the right stuff) CJW
5.) A: Ed Brubaker (hint: Think Eisner, and not Michael)
Bonus Two:
1.) A: Nickname Oski (hint: Argentinian cartoonist/humorist)
Mistaken Astronomy:
1.) A: Galle; "Happy Face Crater" (hint: "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?") CJW
2.) A: Ceres; Mars and Jupiter (hint: Grains) CJW
3.) A: Chiron & Themis (hint: gas giant) Ghost-Girl
4.) A: Barnard’s Star (hint: red dwarf)
5.) A: The idea that the moon is made of cheese (hint: Moo.) LastRailway
Oh Fuck, What's This?!
1.) A: poet (hint: "leothwyrhta") (2nd hint: "scop")
2.) A: Thursday (hint: "Thunresdag") (2nd hint: a day of the week) CJW
3.) A: mirth; joy (hint: "myrgth") (2nd hint: partner of "melancholy") Ghost-Girl
4.) A: to become/weird (hint: "weorthan") bluebell
5.) A: raven (hint: "hrefn") (2nd hint: try sounding it out) Ghost-Girl
Bonus Three:
1.) A: -6 LastRailway
One of These is Not Like the Other:
1.) A: 827 is not an assigned North American area code. (hint: RING!!!) LastRailway
2.) Tupper A: Charles Tupper is a former Canadian Prime Minister who was not a confirmed member of the Freemasons (hint: I’d like to shake your hand) DQ because I’m an idiot.
3.) A: NCC-72015 (the USS Sutherland) is not named after an actual US Navy ship. (hint: "Anchors Aweigh") bluebell
4.) A: Hexakis Icosahedron is a Catalan Solid, while the others listed are Archimedean Solids (hint: Andorra) Ghost-Girl
5.) A: Their. All are homophones and homonyms except "their," which is only a homophone. (hint: think linguistically) Ghost-Girl
Assorted Geekery:
1.) A: "Up on the Ladder" (hint: TARDIS) Ghost-Girl
2.) A: Wolfenstein-3D (hint: "Mein Leben!") CJW
3.) A: Initiating a mating ritual and/or expressing sexual interest. (hint: Parr Mach) Ghost-Girl
4.) A: Mick Fleetwood (hint: The person's name is incorporated into the group name)
5.) A: An edge piece which contains both white and yellow sides is impossible on a standard Rubik's Cube. (hint: look at the colors) HilbertSpace
Bonus Four:
1.) A: praeteritio/paralipsis/preterition/cataphasis/antiphrasis/parasiopesis (hint: the letter P) LastRailway
Miscellany:
1.) A: Nancy Cameron
2.) A: Uffington (hint: Arianna) Randall
3.) A: Triple Rock Brewery, Berkeley, CA (hint: my neck of the woods) Randall
4.) A: Bit.Fall (hint: Popp) LastRailway
5.) A: 885 (hint: Cluster)
6.) A: Syrian Elephant (hint: Hannibal) Randall
Bonus Five:
1.) A: Dimazole or [6-(2-Diethylamino-ethoxy)-benzothiazol-2-yl]-dimethyl-amine (hint: antifungal) bluebell
Silly Category:
1.) Ghost-Girl
2.) bluebell
3.)
4.)
OrionzRevenge: 600
HilbertSpace: 600
BAJ: 1100
Randall: 1300
Bluebell: 2500
Ghost-Girl: 3600
CJW: 3600
LastRailway: 4200
-- There are 25,500 points available through 55 questions.
-- Hints will be provided if and when I deem it prudent and/or necessary.
-- If you questions about a question, ask them publicly in this thread so everyone can see what my explanation is.
HAVE FUN!
GEOGRAPHY:
1.) This mountain's summit lies the farthest distance from the center of the earth. 200 points
2.) These glacial features can be home to some of the largest coral reefs in the world. 300 points
3.) This river complex is the longest of its continent, yet only discharges 3% the average volume of the Amazon. What is it? 400 points
4.) The cyclical nature of historic glaciation and climate change is described and explained by what theory? 500 points
5.) The only way to drive to this "Lower 48" American city -- which is located in the Pacific time zone -- is to pass through another country first. 600 points
FILM TRIVIA:
1.) A member of The Beatles has an uncredited role as "Mr. Papadopolous" in this film. 200 points
2.) The Bay Area subway system and German renaissance painter Albrecht Durer both share appearances in what film? 300 points (hint: Robert Duvall)
3.) What was the first film to have its own dedicated promotional webpage? 400 points
4.) What is the name of the only movie ever to appear onscreen twice during the national run of Mystery Science Theater 3000 (title sequence does not count)? 500 points (hint: Everything ends the way it begins)
5.) This character has appeared in 206 different films and television programs since its first role in 1922 which, interestingly, gave the character a different name. 600 points (hint: notebooks and wax cylinders)
BONUS ONE:
Doomsday is scheduled for 2384CE. On what day will it occur? 1000 points (hint: Conway)
CULTURE:
1.)This Chinese ethnic minority has been using the Arabic alphabet since the 11th century. 200 points
2.) Where can the largest hummingbird in the world be found? 300 points
3.) An annual competition held in a rural US town involves such events as women preparing food and drinks for bachelors while they watch football on television, and hunting moose. What is the name of the competition, and what is the name of the group that organizes it? 200 points each (hint: Alaska)
4.) This deposed African prince regularly contributes editorials to his country's preeminent newspaper. 500 points (hint: landlocked country)
5.) This is the flag of what people? 600 points (hint: Asia)
http://www.intpcentral.com/uploads/Culture number 5.png
IDENTIFICATIONS:
1.) 400 points hint: pigeons
http://www.intpcentral.com/uploads/ID number 1.jpg
2.) 400 points
Matthew Perry (not the actor)
3.) (Person in foreground) 400 points
Eleanor of Aquitaine
4.) 400 points
Yuri Gagarin
5.) 400 points (hint: Think Eisner, and not Michael)
http://www.intpcentral.com/uploads/ID number 5.jpg
BONUS TWO:
What do the Norse god Odin and the man pictured below share? (I'm looking for a specific answer. "A face" is not good enough) 1000 points (hint: Argentinian cartoonist/humorist)
http://www.intpcentral.com/uploads/d406b65eb149e52690e7efea0e07109cBonus number 2.jpg
MISTAKEN ASTRONOMY:
1.) In addition to the infamous Martian "face," another "face" appears in a geological feature of Mars' surface. What is it called? 300 points
2.) Pluto is not the first celestial body to be demoted from planetary status. Name the other body and tell me between which two planets it orbits. 200 points per part (400 total)
3.) Two erroneous moons have been "sighted" orbiting Saturn and given proper designations. Name the moons. 200 points each (hint: centaurs & oracles)
4.) This star is considered by some to be the planet Wormwood as mentioned in the Book of Revelation. 500 points (hint: red dwarf)
5.) A grandfather of John Donne, the owner of the pseudonym "Alcofribas Nasier," and the author of Utopia all contributed to this particularly ...odious astronomical myth. 600 points
OH FUCK, WHAT'S THIS?!
Please translate the following:
1.) 500 points (hint: "leothwyrhta") (2nd hint: “scop”)
http://www.intpcentral.com/uploads/Anglo_Saxon 1.jpg
2.) 500 points (hint: "Thunresdag")
3.) 500 points (hint: "myrgth")
4.) 500 points (hint: "weorthan")
5.) 500 points (hint: "hrefn")
BONUS THREE:
While watching a meteor shower, I see a meteor of brightness magnitude -1 at a location of 5 degrees above the horizon. What magnitude would the meteor appear to be if I had seen it at the zenith? 1000 points (hint: fireball)
ONE OF THESE IS NOT LIKE THE OTHER:
1.) 530; 772; 254; 827; 978. 500 points
2.) John A MacDonald; John Diefenbaker; John Abbott; Mackenzie Bowell; Charles Tupper. 500 points DQ because I'm an idiot.
3.) NCC-72015; NCC-1701; NCC-61827; NCC-1709; NCC-1631. 500 points
4.) Rhombicuboctahedron; Truncated Icosidodecahedron; Hexakis Icosahedron; Truncated Cube; Rhombicosidodecahedron. 500 points
5.) Right; Lead; Plain; Bow; Their. 500 points
ASSORTED GEEKERY:
1.) Thom Yorke mentions a very specific Police Box in this song. 200 points
2.) This game culminates in a battle with Cyborg Hitler. 300 points
3.) If a Klingon bites a person on the palm, what is he or she doing? 400 points
4.) Believe it or not, there's a famous musician in that silly costume. Who? 500 points (hint: The person's name is incorporated into the group name)
http://www.intpcentral.com/uploads/Geekery number 4.jpg
5.) What's wrong with this Rubik's Cube? 600 points (hint: Standard cubes have a certain color formation)
BONUS FOUR:
What rhetorical device is exemplified by the following statement? "It's not even worth mentioning how blue the sky is." 1000 points
MISCELLANY:
1.) As of March, 2009, she is the only woman to have a centerfold in "Playboy" magazine which shows both the front and back of her body. 200 points (hint: 1970s)
2.) What is the name of the only ghost town in Ontario which begins with the letter U? 300 points
3.) Come to this pub and enjoy a nice swig of Bug Juice. 400 points (hint: It's in my neck of the woods)
4.) A public installation which writes words using falling water has recently been installed in St. Louis. What is it called? 400 points (hint: Popp)
5.) An absence of runtime checks during a single equipment test in 1996 cost the European Space Agency how many millions of Euros? 500 points (hint: Cluster)
6.) Of all living and extinct subspecies of the Asian Elephant, this one had a range which extended the furthest west. 600 points Hint: Hannibal)
BONUS FIVE:
What the hell is this? 1000 points (hint: antifungal whose name begins with a D)
THE SILLY CATEGORY:
1.) The first person to submit to me an original drawing of an ampersand wearing a hat gets 100 points.
2.) The first person to compose and submit three different haikus on the subject of sausages gets 100 points.
3.) The first person to post a picture of themselves posting a picture gets 100 points.
4.) The first person to post a recording of themselves reading the following list of names gets 600 points:
Slab Bulkhead
Fridge Largemeat
Punt Speedchunk
Butch Deadlift
Bold Bigflank
Splint Chesthair
Flint Ironstag
Bolt Vanderhuge
Thick McRunfast
Blast Hardcheese
Buff Drinklots
Trunk Slamchest
Fist Rockbone
Stump Beefknob
Smash Lampjaw
Punch Rockgroin
Buck Plankchest
Stump Chunkman
Dirk Hardpec
Rip Steakface
Slate Slabrock
Crud Bonemeal
Brick Hardmeat
Whip Slagcheek
Punch Side-iron
Gristle McThornbody
Slate Fistcrunch
Buff Hardback
Bob Johnson (no, wait...)
Blast Thickneck
Crunch Buttsteak
Slab Squatthrust
Lump Beefbroth
Touch Rustrod
Reef Blastbody
Big McLargehuge
Smoke Manmuscle
Beat Punchbeef
Hack Blowfist
Roll Fizzlebeef
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
INTPc Treevia hints and answers:
Geography:
1.) A: Mount Chimborazo (hint: the Equator) BAJ
2.) A: Fjords (hint: Scandinavia) BAJ
3.) A: Murray-Darling; Australia (hint: Southern Hemisphere) bluebell
4.) A: Milankovitch Cycles bluebell
5.) A: Point Roberts, WA (hint: Canada) BAJ
Film Trivia:
1.) A: Monty Python’s Life of Brian (hint: "How shall we fuck off, O Lord?") LastRailway
2.) A: THX 1138 (hint: Mr Self Destruct)
3.) A: Star Trek: Generations (hint: It’s Shat-tastic!) Ghost-Girl
4.) A: The Crawling Eye (hint: Everything begins the way it ends) Ghost-Girl
5.) A: Dracula (hint: birdcages and wax cylinders) OrionzRevenge
Bonus One:
1.) A: Monday (hint: John Conway)
Culture:
1.) A: Uyghur people CJW
2.) A: Nazca Lines, Peru (hint: keep the category in mind) CJW
3.) A: Wilderness Woman Contest; Talkeetna Bachelor Society (hint: Alaska) CJW
4.) A: Prince Mfanasibili of Swaziland (hint: landlocked country)
5.) A: The Ainu of Japan (hint: Asia)
Identifications:
1.) A: Charles Darwin (hint: twice ten tens)
2.) A: Matthew Perry (hint: CJW
3.) A: Eleanor of Aquitaine (hint: European and English Queen) CJW
4.) A: Yuri Gagarin (hint: had the right stuff) CJW
5.) A: Ed Brubaker (hint: Think Eisner, and not Michael)
Bonus Two:
1.) A: Nickname Oski (hint: Argentinian cartoonist/humorist)
Mistaken Astronomy:
1.) A: Galle; "Happy Face Crater" (hint: "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?") CJW
2.) A: Ceres; Mars and Jupiter (hint: Grains) CJW
3.) A: Chiron & Themis (hint: gas giant) Ghost-Girl
4.) A: Barnard’s Star (hint: red dwarf)
5.) A: The idea that the moon is made of cheese (hint: Moo.) LastRailway
Oh Fuck, What's This?!
1.) A: poet (hint: "leothwyrhta") (2nd hint: "scop")
2.) A: Thursday (hint: "Thunresdag") (2nd hint: a day of the week) CJW
3.) A: mirth; joy (hint: "myrgth") (2nd hint: partner of "melancholy") Ghost-Girl
4.) A: to become/weird (hint: "weorthan") bluebell
5.) A: raven (hint: "hrefn") (2nd hint: try sounding it out) Ghost-Girl
Bonus Three:
1.) A: -6 LastRailway
One of These is Not Like the Other:
1.) A: 827 is not an assigned North American area code. (hint: RING!!!) LastRailway
2.) Tupper A: Charles Tupper is a former Canadian Prime Minister who was not a confirmed member of the Freemasons (hint: I’d like to shake your hand) DQ because I’m an idiot.
3.) A: NCC-72015 (the USS Sutherland) is not named after an actual US Navy ship. (hint: "Anchors Aweigh") bluebell
4.) A: Hexakis Icosahedron is a Catalan Solid, while the others listed are Archimedean Solids (hint: Andorra) Ghost-Girl
5.) A: Their. All are homophones and homonyms except "their," which is only a homophone. (hint: think linguistically) Ghost-Girl
Assorted Geekery:
1.) A: "Up on the Ladder" (hint: TARDIS) Ghost-Girl
2.) A: Wolfenstein-3D (hint: "Mein Leben!") CJW
3.) A: Initiating a mating ritual and/or expressing sexual interest. (hint: Parr Mach) Ghost-Girl
4.) A: Mick Fleetwood (hint: The person's name is incorporated into the group name)
5.) A: An edge piece which contains both white and yellow sides is impossible on a standard Rubik's Cube. (hint: look at the colors) HilbertSpace
Bonus Four:
1.) A: praeteritio/paralipsis/preterition/cataphasis/antiphrasis/parasiopesis (hint: the letter P) LastRailway
Miscellany:
1.) A: Nancy Cameron
2.) A: Uffington (hint: Arianna) Randall
3.) A: Triple Rock Brewery, Berkeley, CA (hint: my neck of the woods) Randall
4.) A: Bit.Fall (hint: Popp) LastRailway
5.) A: 885 (hint: Cluster)
6.) A: Syrian Elephant (hint: Hannibal) Randall
Bonus Five:
1.) A: Dimazole or [6-(2-Diethylamino-ethoxy)-benzothiazol-2-yl]-dimethyl-amine (hint: antifungal) bluebell
Silly Category:
1.) Ghost-Girl
2.) bluebell
3.)
4.)
OrionzRevenge: 600
HilbertSpace: 600
BAJ: 1100
Randall: 1300
Bluebell: 2500
Ghost-Girl: 3600
CJW: 3600
LastRailway: 4200