Let's Play: Fibbage!

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The fifth Fibbage game was won by Linkcat and Skotadi Phobos by getting enough points for the first 2 places respectively!

The trophy for most likes is shared between Physsion and Skotadi Phobos!  They each got 3 likes.

Congratulations for both of them!

Physsion unlocked the secret achievement for guessing the correct answer for a question.


The questions used were the following:

Spoiler for Hidden:

1) Dik-Dik is the name of 12 inch tall _____.
2) Kenney Chesney titled one of his songs "She thinks _____ is sexy".
3) In an attempt to teach them english, a scientist gave _____ to dolphins in the 60s.
4) Matt Pagett once wrote a DIY book called "Make Your Own _____: 50 quick and easy do-it-yourself projects.".
5) In Norway, there was an occasion when a _____ was knighted by the Norwegian Guard. He was given the title "Colonel-in-Chief Sir Nils Olav".
6) CELEBRITY TWEET! 10:46 PM - 6 Sep 12 @Kris Jenner tweeted: I feel like there's a giant _____ inside of me.
7) There are many medieval manuscripts where knights are fighting _____.

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The 6th Fibbage game was won by vagman by collecting the most points! (10000 points)

The trophy for most likes was won by MeowMeowCat by getting 3 likes.

Congratulations for both of them!



The questions used were the following:

Spoiler for Hidden:

1) On the 3rd of July there is a strange national day which is called the "_____ the Sun" day.
2) According to a Japanese poll in 2000, the Japanese believed that their best invention of the century was _____.
3) American writer and illustrator Maurice Sendak had to rename one of his picture books, because he didn't know how to _____.
4) During the Cold War, the USSR had some nukes/missiles constantly aimed at an american _____.
5) In 2006, an Australian citizen decided to illegally put _____ up for sale on eBay. The auction reached $3000 before it was taken down due to eBay policy violation.
6) A 36-year-old colombian teacher legally changed her name to _____, even though it took 2 years to get an approval.
7) In Finland when you get a PhD diploma, you also get _____.

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The 7th Fibbage game, which was also the last Fibbage of 2015, was won by vagman again!

The trophy for most likes was won by AD TienzuStorm by getting 2 likes.

qwerter also unlocked the secret achievement!

Congratulations for both of them and have a Happy New Year (soon^TM)!


The questions used were the following:

Spoiler for Hidden:

1) In 2003, Robert Downey Jr's life took a turning point when a _____ convinced him to get off drugs.
2) Graham Johnson and Rob Hibbert are the authors of a picture book that contains what the title suggest: "Images You Should Not _____".
3) Wombats have _____ poop.
4) July 19 is the date of the international day when, oddly enough, people are encouraged to _____ each other.
5) On July 25, there is an international day when, strangely enough, people are advised to act like _____.
6) Strangely enough, physics professor Jack H.Hetherington once published a paper on low temperature physics in a scientific journal with _____ as his co-author.
7) According to legend, famous mathematician Pythagoras was a _____.

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The 8th Fibbage game was won by UTAlan by collecting the most points.

The trophy for most likes was won by DoubleCapitals.

Congratulations for both of them!



The questions used were the following:

Spoiler for Hidden:

The uppercase words are not the correct answers, just the question IDs.

1) There's only one museum in Russia that hires _____ to protect the artworks. - MUSEUM
2) Student protesters in Montreal tried to bait the local riot police with _____. - RIOT
3) Before his first appearance in The Empire Strikes Back, Jedi master Yoda's name was planned to be Minch Yoda, but even before that, his original name was _____. - JEDI
4) In 2013, guests of the Cecil Hotel in Downtown LA started complaining about the water supply. Later it turned out that what they thought was contaminated water was actually _____. - WATER
5) In november 2015, it became illegal in Russia to tell kids that _____ exist(s). - RUSSIA 2
6) The mayor of a town in Turkey filed a lawsuit against a film studio, because their movie's name was identical to his town's name, _____, claiming that it psychologically impacted the townspeople. - TURKEY
7) Jonathan Lee Riches, a former federal prisoner attempted to sue the Lincoln Memorial, the Eiffel Tower, and _____ in one lawsuit among many other ridiculous things for various reasons. - LAWSUIT

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We ended another game of Fibbage yesterday.

Spoiler for Question 1:

Round 1, Game 1: SANTA

1) The original Saint Nicholas, who we today know as Santa Claus was the patron saint of _____.

The generated options were:
- Hell
- wealth redistribution
- p**********
- the Krampus
- salt-deliverer on snowy roads
- absolutely nothing

Spoiler for Question 2:

Round 1, Game 2: $5 MILLION

2) In 1995, a Virginia prison inmate sued _____ for $5 million for violating his civil rights.

The generated options were:
- himself
- The Supreme Court of the United States
- a small dog
- the president
- another inmate
- a butt-plug factory

Spoiler for Question 3:

Round 1, Game 3: MARRY

3) There are several countries where it's an accepted method to marry a bride by _____ her.

The generated options were:
- throwing things
- urinating on
- kidnapping
- out-drinking
- revenge f******
- having sex with

Spoiler for Question 4:

Round 2, Game 1: WORLD RECORD

4) The world record of most people dressed up as _____ was 2510, and it was achieved in June, 2009.

The generated options were:
- sumo fighters
- flasher
- Batman
- Hitler
- smurfs

Spoiler for Question 5:

Round 2, Game 2: RELIGIOUS

5) Ordo Templi Orientis is an international religious organization that was founded in the beginning of the 20th century. One of their teachings is about the _____.

The generated options were:
- male genitalia o*** ****
- magic of m***********
- missionary position
- art of m***********
- c*********** with mouth

Spoiler for Question 6:

Round 2, Game 3: YOUTUBER SHOT

6) Čeněk Stýblo from the youtube channel, ViralBrothers, was shot by a Lamborghini driver with a tazer, after seeing Čeněk _____ his car.

The generated options were:
- taking a d*** on
- blowing up
- sniffing coke in
- in full frontal nudity in
- spray paint

Spoiler for Question 7:

Final Fibbage: CANADIAN

7) Two canadians died by a _____ during an accident in the rural area of Ottawa. A local police spokesman reported that it doesn't happen often, but it's not the first time they saw it.

The generated options were:
- golf cart crash
- flying bear
- gentle r*****
- Moose
- piece of metal from car flying into their ***

Aves won his first Fibbage game by accumulating enough points to get ahead of Kiki, who was leading the game in the early rounds.
worldwideweb3 also won by accumulating the most likes, more than I remember seeing in any Fibbage game.

Congratulations for both of them!

[worldwideweb3]

Yay for most likes! grats aves! Also, we talked briefly about having everyone send in a compulsory like too, would be good to implement that!

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In the 10th game Espithel emerged victourious by gathering the most points, while Arum was the winner of reaching the most likes.

Congratulations to both of them!

Spoiler for Question 1:

Round 1, Game 1: NAME

1) In 1997, Bob Craft legally changed his name to _____ as a protest against drunk driving.

The generated options were:
- Star Craft
- Jack Ass
- High Spirits
- Dumb Ass
- Fuck Beer
- Albert (Al) Keole
- Oops

Spoiler for Question 2:

Round 1, Game 2: HAUNTED

2) In 2004, a father from Courtright, Ontario decided to get rid of a haunted rubber ducky by _____.

The generated options were:
- aggressively yelling at it
- drowning it
- inserting it a*****
- giving it to an orphan
- sacrificing it to Satan
- selling it on eBay

Spoiler for Question 3:

Round 1, Game 3: TRADITION

3) There is a tradition in the western state of Maharashtra, that newborn babies are _____ in specific temples.

The generated options were:
- circumcised
- drowned
- worshipped
- dropped
- dropped from the roof
- muted
- bathed in curry

Spoiler for Question 4:

Round 2, Game 1: ?????

4) In desperate economic times, russian teachers are allowed to be paid in _____.

The generated options were:
- alcohol
- dead babies
- bread
- cigarettes
- vodka
- potatoes
- prostitutes

Spoiler for Question 5:

Round 2, Game 2: BRIBERY

5) In 2011, a farmer in Northern India released 120 _____ in a government office in reply to a bribery attempt.

The generated options were:
- chickens
- Pikachu dolls
- sheep
- squirrels
- Ewes
- venomous snakes

Spoiler for Question 6:

Round 2, Game 3: BEDROOM

6) A brazilian man died in 2013 while he was sleeping in his bedroom. The cause of his death was a/an _____ that fell on him from more than 2 meters high.

The generated options were:
- Armoire
- chandelier
- bathtub
- beautiful woman named skyironsword
- a stray cow
- masochist prisoner

Spoiler for Question 7:

Final Fibbage: ?????

7) During the russian Peter the Great's reign, there was a tax for _____.

The generated options were:
- consuming more than one's daily quota of vodka
- water
- beards
- smoking
- vodka
- complimenting people

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The 11th Fibbage game ended; and with that, the Fibbage Era concluded.

In the Final Fibbage, a new challenger emerged victorious with the most points, whose name was 1011686.

Spoiler for Question 1:

Round 1, Game 1: FOOTBALL

1) In 2011, Michigan State's football coach of the Spartans decided to train his players by making them _____.

The generated options were:
- play football
- chase ostriches
- wrestle an alligator
- put a ball on their head

Spoiler for Question 2:

Round 1, Game 2: FESTIVAL

2) The Kanamara Matsuri is a festival held each spring in Japan's Shinto region. The festival's central theme is the _____, as the festival's name translates.

The generated options were:
- penis fish
- golden avocado
- steel phallus
- iron maiden rock concert
- group mast******

Spoiler for Question 3:

Round 1, Game 3: PRESENT

3) In 1972, the president of France gave the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh a/an _____ as a special present, which was aimed to be very unique.

The generated options were:
- vibrating dildo
- copy of the French release of Fire Emblem: Awakening
- giant robotic grasshopper
- can of snails
- toupee shaped like a labradour

Spoiler for Question 4:

Round 2, Game 1: SCHOOL

4) Tyell Morton, a senior from Rushville High school was arrested in 2011 and was almost sentenced to 8 years of prison, because he left a/an _____ in a changeroom after breaking in through the window.

The generated options were:
- graphing calculator
- semen covered photo of a girl
- inappropriate shirt
- dead corpse
- inflatable sex doll

Spoiler for Question 5:

Round 2, Game 2: WELL-KNOWN

5) Dave Johnson became well-known all over San Francisco and gathered a legion of fans all over California by dedicating his life to _____.

The generated options were:
- dedicating other people's lives to
- sculpture of burly men
- collecting Metallica memorabilia
- scare people from behind bushes

Spoiler for Question 6:

Round 2, Game 3: MARKETING

6) Archie McPhee developed underpants for hands, which are marketed on their official website by claiming that it can be used to _____.

The generated options were:
- protect children from the hazards of masturbation
- keep their hands clean
- have a rich meal out of them at any time
- distract enemies

Spoiler for Question 7:

Final Fibbage: ARTIFACT

7) One of Catherine the Great's artifacts from her personal cabinet was a/an _____.

The generated options were:
- genital slicing torturing device
- silver dildo knife
- german tiger tank with yellow and green stripes
- ancient sex toy
- hairpin made of frozen hair

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With the incoming fall of Titanpads, FibbagePad will need a replacement if this game ever resurfaces.

Or if there are still enough people interested, more games can be hosted before the time comes.

[1011686]

I want this to be continued.
Somehow.
Would google docs work, idk.

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Blab chat's tournament room would be a good replacement if we decided to continue it.

[worldwideweb3]

There's an elements pad too, fwiw