could have been in the 30s, but I hovered over the last question for a bit, as though I actually know the Hindi word for "sky" and would be able to remember it if I stare at the answers long enough. plah.
If I wait until late to do the trivia, the highest score will already be taken by the time I post. I will not have to sit and watch and wait and know that somebody, somewhere, is coming to take it from me.
Perhaps I will be asleep this time when the quiz resets and won't want to be the first out of the gate. Perhaps.
I wish I could care enough to register an account and complain. Because I'm just waiting to get "Everybody tells me how cute my puppy is. Is it possible that I have the cutest puppy in the world?" on the next religion quiz.
But... grunty fatigue. My cocoa tastes chalky and my trivia tastes bitter and the world is swathed in darkness, which is usually what bedtime looks like anyway.
No! I´ve had two Dark Tower questions. Are those books really worth reading? Wading through all these huge volumes when the slim first book was already so boring seems to have a lot of appeal for many readers.
Two, count yourself lucky, I had FIVE! And I've never even heard of it, what is Dark Towers? Five questions on a subject I've never even heard of makes my six look otherwise respectable.
Are those books really worth reading? Wading through all these huge volumes when the slim first book was already so boring seems to have a lot of appeal for many readers.
for better or worse, the other volumes are much less like the first one and much more like his other work. there's a big gap of time between when he wrote the first one and when he started the next. like 10+ years.
Three Stephen King questions, all correct via guessing. I see his name, I don't even bother to read the question, I just click a button and move forward.
Yeah. How can anybody be expected to know anything about Stephen King? I mean, Jesus, the guy's work has only been read and enjoyed by, like, millions upon millions of people.
It could be a good deal worse. Somebody could go and flood the triv-server with Jeffrey Archer questions instead.
My complaint with the Stephen King is that I've read thousands and thousands of pages of his stuff. And I feel like I'm ashamed enough already that, by number of unique pages read, he's probably my favorite author ever. But now they're going to come back and tell me that I read all the wrong Stephen King? That Rose Madder and Eyes of the Dragon and Needful Things didn't count?
Same dilemma as last time: I somehow got ten answers right and only get a measly five points. Egads! We need more players. There are still eight hours left. Barbeloids of the Americas, I´m looking at you!
