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Final Jeopardy
And now, the finale:
What's the simplest way to escape from a museum employing a security system including multiple cameras, motion and heat sensors, and personnel to protect a five-foot-high, solid-gold ostrich idol from Guam? Without the ostrich
Why eat dried jellyfish? because the fresh ones are too sticky
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fourcoffees? Tannhaüser and Faust.
If you were a supervillain, what menacing familiar would you own? An eight foot python named "Fluffy"
Why is there so much cheese in The Great Brain Robbery [dead link changed 11/21/10; original link]? Zombie rats
In all seriousness, what will be on the cover of the January Enigma? Albino squirrels who pose for tourists.
What is the tourist on a plane from Madison to Helena doing? Dreaming of big skies and milk gone sour.
What is pi to five significant and one insignificant digits? 3.14169
What's the simplest way to escape from a museum employing a security system including multiple cameras, motion and heat sensors, and personnel to protect a five-foot-high, solid-gold ostrich idol from Guam? Without the ostrich
Why eat dried jellyfish? because the fresh ones are too sticky
What are the names of the Angel and Devil on the shoulders of
fourcoffees? Tannhaüser and Faust.If you were a supervillain, what menacing familiar would you own? An eight foot python named "Fluffy"
Why is there so much cheese in The Great Brain Robbery [dead link changed 11/21/10; original link]? Zombie rats
In all seriousness, what will be on the cover of the January Enigma? Albino squirrels who pose for tourists.
What is the tourist on a plane from Madison to Helena doing? Dreaming of big skies and milk gone sour.
What is pi to five significant and one insignificant digits? 3.14169
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You showed up in my dreams today. We were at a party, and then you helped me remember where I'd parked my car, which was helpful because it was a different car than I usually have.
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(when there's two vocals following each other, the umlaut is -- as far as I can tell off the top of my head -- always on the first, as opposed to English, where it seems to always be on the second (coöperation))
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