Month of Greats - Who/What/When Game

[AesSedaiGuy]

Hi everyone!

 

It's ASG here. Hallia and I will be joint hosting a game this month for the Blue and White Ajah's MONTH OF GREATS!

 

Our game will focus on GREAT people and events. Each week will have a theme, just to make it interesting.

 

We will post a clue and then we need participants to guess WHO is doing the event/deed. WHAT the event/deed is. And WHEN the event/deed occurred.

 

You ask us simple YES and NO questions ...seriously, that is ALL we will answer.

These are to help you solve the clue ... Don't just jump in and start guessing random people. Use the clues and ask questions to increase your chances.

 

Then when you're ready to guess, you post, along with which section you're answering (WHO, WHAT, or WHEN).

If your answer is correct will tell you, award you points and move on until all three are guessed and them we'll throw up a new clue ....and it al starts over.

 

WHO is worth 10 points

WHAT is worth 20 points

WHEN is worth 25 points

 

We'll be playing all month long (Hallia and I have A LOT of GREAT clues, GREAT events and GREAT people). So, pop in, participate, guess and have fun!

 

Our first them is GREAT events in SCIENCE!

 

First clue ....

Superman ain't got nothing on me!

I left my experiments on my bedside table so I can work on them whenever I wake up.

My body is still quarantined in death.

 

GO!

 

Points

Ish .....55

Cindy .....250

Ith .....55

blank .....55

RTE .....10

dap .....60

[John E. Kelley]

Is this person female? (Who)

[AesSedaiGuy]

Yes

[AesSedaiGuy]

Yes

[dapianoplay3r]

Can I guess who it is straight off?

[John E. Kelley]

Madame Curie?

[AesSedaiGuy]

Can I guess who it is straight off?

Yes, if you know. :)

[AesSedaiGuy]

Madame Curie?

Correct for WHO ... 10 points

[John E. Kelley]

She discovered the elements Polonium and Radium, and was a pioneer in the field of radioactivity. She was a Nobel prize winner in physics and chemistry. (What)

[John E. Kelley]

She lived from 1867-1934, won her first Nobel prize in 1903 in Physics and her second in 1911 in Chemistry. (When)

[dapianoplay3r]

he said what i planned to say -_-

 

Night all

[Rhea]

Night Dap.

[Hallia]

And Correct for the What and When Ishy!  A whopping 45 points to bring you to 55 total! 

 

 

Our next Great clue begins here!

 

My discovery really broke the mould.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

Alexander Fleming 1928 discovery of penicillin?

[John E. Kelley]

Johann Guttenberg?

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

ok that makes more sense.

 

is dumb kitteh, no history for me.

[Hallia]

Nope, Kitteh is correct!  And WOW on getting it all in there the first time!

 

All 55 points go to Cindy!

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

holy... um...

 

[AesSedaiGuy]

Uhm ... Daggome!

 

We're going to run out of clues if you guys keep guessing so fast! LOL

 

 

Hallia ... We need to make the clues harder I guess!

[blank]

The mould one was pretty good.

 

Not everyone knows how penicillin is made - we've just got a smart bunch in the Tower

[Senexx]

*wonders if I should dispute Alexander Fleming and say Howard Florey - then again they probably don't know who he is*

[Hallia]

"Without Fleming, no Chain; without Chain, no Florey; without Florey, no Heatley; without Heatley, no penicillin."

[AesSedaiGuy]

Touché Hallia. Well played.

[Senexx]

If only I wasn't being facetious & if only the causal chain was that linear - anyway back to the game.

[AesSedaiGuy]

OK ... Moving on ...

 

Next clue

 

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