Reply To: Is Your Fifth-Grader Smarter Than a Breadbox?: Twenty Questions 3.0

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Bringing this back to this page for easier reference.

Q1: By “something” (and not “someONE) I am assuming this is not a person, therefore, my question:

Is it a naturally occuring object?

A1. Your assumption is correct. And no.

Q2: Did the song in which it’s featured appear on a physical CD with an even number of songs on it?

(slightly more exact binary split)

I want to say I can’t answer that question since it mistakenly assumes something, but I’ll answer yes and no and let you guys figure out what it mistakenly assumes :D.

Q3: Is the object in the title of any of JoCo’s songs?

A3: No, and there’s a mistaken assumption in that question as well :D.

Q4: Is it identified by name in the lyrics to a JoCo song? – Bry
A4: Yes

Q5: Is it a living thing (or things)? – Jmonkee9
A5: No

Q6: Whether tangible or intangible, is the thing referenced at all as a theme on the wiki (e.g. sex, cake, money, insanity)? – Agent Lex
A6: No, not listed in your link. Yes, listed as a theme on the wiki. Ooh, this answer might make this a bit easier since someone didn’t format all the themes properly it seems.

Q7: Is this whatever it is referenced in more than 2 JoCo songs? – Dr. Perry Cox
A7: Yes

Q8: is this thing referncing something that would be depressing?
A8: It can be depressing, yes. But it’s not necessarily so.

Q9: Is it a feeling or emotion?
A9: No.

Q. 10 Is it tangible?
A. No, but its effects can be.

Q11: Does whatever we’re looking for start with a letter in the first half of the alphabet? (that’s A-M, if you’re scoring at home. Or even if you’re alone).
A11: Yes.

Q12, if necessary: Does whatever we’re looking for start with a letter between A and G?
A12: Yes

Q13: Does it refer to when we were younger?
A13: No

Q14: Is the song it’s featured in a Thing a Week?
A14: Yes

Q15: Does the song it’s featured in contain 3 or more words in its title?
A15: No

Q16: Does it contain “ing” in the word?
A16: It can be expressed as a continuous verb, yes. If you mean to ask is does the actual word used as a theme in the wiki contain ‘ing’, then no.