01 Nov 12
GBS is the winner/quiz master (I use the term 'master' very loosely)
We both know the Welsh Valley's do not have a bedtime.
Repetitive, Repetitive, We have only played it twice. This game has been played on the radio in the UK since I was a toddler, it uses the categories:- Animal, Vegetable, Mineral, because they encompass every other sub category (with the possible exception of yeast).
01 Nov 12
Originally posted by kevcvs57So we just need to broaden animal, vegetable, mineral.
GBS is the winner/quiz master (I use the term 'master' very loosely)
We both know the Welsh Valley's do not have a bedtime.
Repetitive, Repetitive, We have only played it [b]twice. This game has been played on the radio in the UK since I was a toddler, it uses the categories:- Animal, Vegetable, Mineral, because they encompass every other sub category (with the possible exception of yeast).[/b]
Suppose my subject/object was London or a new movie or the Empire State Building? How would you handle it?
01 Nov 12
Originally posted by HandyAndyIf it was a forest with some rocks dotted about it would still fall into the vegetable category because the definition of a forest is a space occupied by trees, it does not have to have rocks in order to be a forest.
For London, would you say mineral and vegetable?
Similarly a city is defined as a space occupied by man made structures made from an assortment of minerals, it does not require vegetation in order to be a city.
It is just a first step in the process, when you win and you are quiz master you can come up with a dastardly; vegetable, mineral, and animal hybrid🙂