B_real is fine, since no one posted an answer after him.

I cited my change before anyone posted anything else and I put down what I changed. anyways, look at the time I changed. Anyway, I'm sure Kiku will show his mug around here soon and give us the right answer.

EDIT: What Cloud Said

Remarks:

1. I'd say that edit is fine, although I might change that rule in the next iteration of the game. Check the rules then.

2. I can't in good conscience give points for B_real's riddle since it's far too ambiguous and, seen logically, has more than one definite answer, as fifth said.

3. I'm sure The_Wandering_God is exploiting a loophole, but damn if I can find it. :p

No, I haven't exploited any loopholes, merely been very... aggresive. I almost answered Kiku's question, but I thought that would have been churlish. As it stands, using quotes isn't really that difficult, as a search will get the answer in a snap.

The Wandering God

EDIT: I will say however, that it has been well over the 48 hours required. So, question being up for grabs, I'll get the game moving by giving one.

In the movie, The Boondock Saints, a symbol is shown on the ceiling made up of cracks, and water is shown to fall through the cracks and onto the brothers. Describe the symbol.

And I'm assuming TWG gets another point since its been 48 hours...AGAIN.


Ahh alright, didnt notice. Removed my question for less confusion and so I can use it later.

Actually that's incorrect, as I edited that question in at the edit time of 6:40am today, as you can see right at the bottom of my post to avoid double posting.

The Wandering God

EDIT: Well it has been 48 hours. The symbol is basically a cross, but with the arms outward and slightly upwards like wings. It looks like an angelic symbol and is meant to be a sign (as well as the obvious water) of the brothers being baptized (purified). This takes place the night they spend in the cell.

Point to me.

Question up for grabs.

Ooooooooohkay.

Who plays Sheridan from Babylon 5 and what 1982 movie did he star in?

Bruce Boxleitner played Sheridan, and the 1982 movie is Tron.

Jesus that was fast.

Point and Question to Azisien.

Bleh, 6 hours of exam in 14 hours, is my excuse for dragging my time limit to near completion, plus I almost forgot about it in my sleep-deprived state!

And now for a sleep-deprived question, which was on my exam today!

Question: In forming a true coelom within animals, there are two possible mechanisms. Name these two mechanisms and briefly describe how they are differentiated from one another.

(Eh, kind of seems like two questions, but I've noticed others do this without a problem. If it is a problem, the latter subquestion counts).