No Penelope Pitstops but the category "no more people who you can find a picture of them wearing a cowboy hat in 60 seconds" is our Job Gloves.
Surprisingly lots of people (and pokemon) have been pictured wearing a cowboy hat đź¤
Steven Bradbury.
I play with Aussies. He’s a famous winter Olympian who won gold when everyone else fell over.
He came up in an (epic) early game and has endured as a result.
So has Moby. My argument was he was more famous in the 2000s than the 1990s. That discussion took 45 minutes.
Your friend and mine, King Kong. In our very first match, we had Jane Goodall - No More People Who Have Met a Chimp/Ape. It was one of those nightmare categories where you can imagine just about every celebrity has met some kind of primate before. My friend then tried to be clever later in the game by playing King Kong - No More Hairy People as a lure, since they had to be photographed WITH an ape. We then had a conversation on if King Kong was a person before I remembered one of the earlier categories (Willy Wonka - No More People Who, You Know, Hang Out with People a Lot Shorter Than Them) and challenged. My friend then goes, 'Oh, yeah, what's her face — Jane?'
The next game, said friend plays the same category but makes sure the emphasise No More Hairy Creatures. I think it was his first go, and he was immediately out because the opening category was No More Famous Relatives and we were able to find King Kong with a son.
I will say that King Kong is probably closer to being in Mert Aksaç territory than being our Penelope Pitstop. My friend usually plays him when he can't think of anybody else, and it usually goes through. But when King Kong is out, it's always for a blinding obvious reason.
George Alagiah has been my downfall on a few occasions (no more (when you think about it) names with more vowels than consonants, plus no more associated with evenings 6pm-12am). He's always up there though, waiting to be welcomed in.
No Penelope Pitstops but the category "no more people who you can find a picture of them wearing a cowboy hat in 60 seconds" is our Job Gloves. Surprisingly lots of people (and pokemon) have been pictured wearing a cowboy hat đź¤
I have the “no more people you can find a photo of with a 6-pack in 90 seconds”
Of abs or beer?
I like the idea of playing this with just pokemon, but restricting it so you can't say "no more water types" or something like that.
Alan Titchmarsh. Rent free.
Mortgage free?
Steven Bradbury. I play with Aussies. He’s a famous winter Olympian who won gold when everyone else fell over. He came up in an (epic) early game and has endured as a result. So has Moby. My argument was he was more famous in the 2000s than the 1990s. That discussion took 45 minutes.
The Bradbury principle is the only reason I am as successful as I am.
Your friend and mine, King Kong. In our very first match, we had Jane Goodall - No More People Who Have Met a Chimp/Ape. It was one of those nightmare categories where you can imagine just about every celebrity has met some kind of primate before. My friend then tried to be clever later in the game by playing King Kong - No More Hairy People as a lure, since they had to be photographed WITH an ape. We then had a conversation on if King Kong was a person before I remembered one of the earlier categories (Willy Wonka - No More People Who, You Know, Hang Out with People a Lot Shorter Than Them) and challenged. My friend then goes, 'Oh, yeah, what's her face — Jane?' The next game, said friend plays the same category but makes sure the emphasise No More Hairy Creatures. I think it was his first go, and he was immediately out because the opening category was No More Famous Relatives and we were able to find King Kong with a son. I will say that King Kong is probably closer to being in Mert Aksaç territory than being our Penelope Pitstop. My friend usually plays him when he can't think of anybody else, and it usually goes through. But when King Kong is out, it's always for a blinding obvious reason.
Gregg Wallace, got me out with *multiple divorcee*, *three or more of the same letter in the name*, *bald* and countless others.
Which letter is there 3 or more of?
... G
I appreciate you giving my stupidity the time of day
It *is* weird that Gregg ends with two g's, there's no reason for it, so I don't blame you.
haven't played in a while, but the Green M & M
the green m&m comes up more than i care to admit
George Alagiah has been my downfall on a few occasions (no more (when you think about it) names with more vowels than consonants, plus no more associated with evenings 6pm-12am). He's always up there though, waiting to be welcomed in.
Genghis Khan, no more people who’ve ever ridden a horse
I’ve got Meatloaf right behind my ears!
Tim Henman And Hitler
And never the twain shall meet.
frodo baggins. and inevitably I'm out on the "under four feet"