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rookie54

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the space between yer eyebrows is called a...

17% the eyebrow gap
25% the bridge
42% the glabella
17% utter confusion
12 votes • Final results


check yer ethics

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rookie54

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the cry of a newborn baby is called

20% irritating
0% colic
50% it does not have a proper name
30% vagitus
10 votes • Final results

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rookie54

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the armhole in clothes, where the sleeves are sewn, is called what?

11% armscye
89% armhole
0% space, the new frontier, these are the stories
0% cotton no go there
9 votes • Final results

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rookie54

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the wired cage that holds the cork in a bottle of champagne is called

0% a pain in the glass
0% wine preventative
44% agraffe
0% alcoholicless anonymous
33% cuckcage
22% cork restraint
9 votes • Final results

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"Argument countermeasures are?"

None of the above; the answer is "Whining about Thumbs".

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rookie54

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illegible handwriting is called

13% the doctoral dilemma
25% the nurses nouggie
13% the internet irritation
38% griffonage
13% norm's normality
8 votes • Final results

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"argumentative augmentations" was sitting right there, asking to be used like a redheaded stepchild, and you muffed it

i am embarrassed for you

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rookie54

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when you combine an exclamation mark with a question mark (?!) or (!?) that is referred to as

9% amateur hour
64% an interrobang
9% massive confusion
9% literary assassination
9% i seriously don't know the answer to this
11 votes • Final results

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rookie54

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Which of the following is not a scoring category in Yahtzee?

0% Full House
22% Fours
22% Two of a kind
56% Chance
0% Three of a kind
9 votes • Final results

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rookie54

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What language does the word "chutney" come from?

50% Hindi
0% French
0% Optional
13% Yiddish
13% Farsi
25% participation trophy just because you read this far
8 votes • Final results

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rookie54

Subscriberrookie54

the ‘na na na’ or ‘la la la’ which don’t have any meaning in song lyrics are called

0% vocabularies
63% vocables
13% velociraptors
25% funk
8 votes • Final results

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