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Originally Posted by Ste
Jakiri because he would know.
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He's also quite likely to ignore the answer and point out that the question's wrong. Or tell you that the answer's not one of the four options.
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Originally Posted by Squidly
A2/Phil and making sure they have google up and running for the duration of the show.
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I've always wondered how they'd stop this sort of thing. I mean, not Google, because the "I'll tell you in 15 seconds <tap> <tap> <tap> 1974" might give you away, but I don't see why you couldn't have your phone-a-friend in a room with twenty other people who all listen to the question on speaker-phone and scribble down the answer on a piece of paper and show the friend if they know the answer.
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Tomkat for male/female gender issues
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You see a person with a flat chest, an Adam's apple and short spiky hair. Is this person (a) a bloke (b) a male personage (c) the owner of a penis or (d) I'll tell you once I've asked him if he's single?
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Tacitus wouldn't be a bad choice. He seems to have a lot of information on hand.
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You'd get the answer, but you'd also get the entire historical and social background to the answer. How well this would work in a 30-second phone call I'm not too sure.
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Yahwe also knows a fair amount but he would probably spend most of the alotted time telling me what a spastic I was for not knowing to begin with.
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Or making you tell him how tall you are before he decides to help you.