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Hitman079 wrote:for clarification, bread box is a...what? a toaster?

Traditionally, in 10 Questions, the first question was almost always "is it bigger than a bread box?" I've nver seen a bread box, but it's about the size as any sort of box that might hold a single loaf of bread. Odd first question, I know...

browng-08 wrote:

Hitman079 wrote:for clarification, bread box is a...what? a toaster?

Traditionally, in 10 Questions, the first question was almost always "is it bigger than a bread box?" I've nver seen a bread box, but it's about the size as any sort of box that might hold a single loaf of bread. Odd first question, I know...

the pillow should be the universal unit of measurement.

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.

Mado out of metal?

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.

Invented since 20th century? (1900-now)

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.
5. This particular kind of thing was invented in the 20th century.

Does it float (in water)?

Used for transportation?

super Mario 009 wrote:Used for transportation?

You thinking of a boat, too?

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.
5. This particular kind of thing was invented in the 20th century.
6. It might float, but I wouldn't want to test it.
7. It is not used for transportation.

Is it designed for a person to "enter it"?

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.
5. This particular kind of thing was invented in the 20th century.
6. It might float, but I wouldn't want to test it.
7. It is not used for transportation.
8. It is not designed for a person to "enter it."

(Wrong track).

F1fth wrote:(Wrong track).

I know, but I have absolutely no clue.



Is it... in the average american household?

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.
5. This particular kind of thing was invented in the 20th century.
6. It might float, but I wouldn't want to test it.
7. It is not used for transportation.
8. It is not designed for a person to "enter it."
9. A fair amount of American households have them; halfway between yes and no.

In the kitchen?

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.
5. This particular kind of thing was invented in the 20th century.
6. It might float, but I wouldn't want to test it.
7. It is not used for transportation.
8. It is not designed for a person to "enter it."
9. A fair amount of American households have them; halfway between yes and no.
10. It's very unlikely it would be in the kitchen. So, no.

is it necessary to use (toilets, beds, etc.)?
and, does it use electricity?

Is it a computer?

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.
5. This particular kind of thing was invented in the 20th century.
6. It might float, but I wouldn't want to test it.
7. It is not used for transportation.
8. It is not designed for a person to "enter it."
9. A fair amount of American households have them; halfway between yes and no.
10. It's very unlikely it would be in the kitchen. So, no.
11. It is not a necessity.
12. It does use electricity.
13. It is not a computer.

TV?

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.
5. This particular kind of thing was invented in the 20th century.
6. It might float, but I wouldn't want to test it.
7. It is not used for transportation.
8. It is not designed for a person to "enter it."
9. A fair amount of American households have them; halfway between yes and no.
10. It's very unlikely it would be in the kitchen. So, no.
11. It is not a necessity.
12. It does use electricity.
13. It is not a computer.
14. It is not a TV.

(Come on guys, you're not close enough to be taking guesses ).

What has been around in different versions for over a hundred years and is found in about half of the average american household?

Is it usually expensive (ie in the thousands of dollars)?

By guys do you mean just me =D I love ruining the game for that damn Thai Skank!

Is it used for entertainment?
Does it project noise?

1. It is bigger than a bread box.
2. It is not alive.
3. It is man-made.
4. Some parts of it are metal.
5. This particular kind of thing was invented in the 20th century.
6. It might float, but I wouldn't want to test it.
7. It is not used for transportation.
8. It is not designed for a person to "enter it."
9. A fair amount of American households have them; halfway between yes and no.
10. It's very unlikely it would be in the kitchen. So, no.
11. It is not a necessity.
12. It does use electricity.
13. It is not a computer.
14. It is not a TV.
15. They definitely can cost thousands of dollars, but they vary in price.
16. It is used for entertainment.
17. They project noise.

(Now you're on it . Three more questions. Choose wisely).