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

[Angelastic]

…and also, it probably wasn’t a picture of a real female Klingon.

I’m tempted to let Agent Lex do the next one (although, I did guess female Klingon myself, at the time of my comment, I just wasn’t sure if I could be bothered answering questions) if only because I can’t be bothered answering questions. But on the other hand, I do have an idea in mind, and it’s the weekend so I have time to answer questions. And rules are rules. So, I’m thinking of something mentioned in JoCo lyrics.

ETA: I’ll probably go to bed soonish and attempt to sleep 11 hours. But I might stay up an hour or so and try to write some poems, which means eating chocolate and procrastinating online a lot.

Questions answered so far:

Q1: Is your thing mentioned in a number of songs n, such that n is a natural number with square root greater than 1?
A1: Yes.

Q2: Is this thing that you are thinking of something that is able to move on its own power?
A2: Yes

Q3: Do these beings, which can move by their own power, also have the ability to grow hair?
A3: Yes

Q4: Is the thing a PRIMARY SUBJECT for one or more songs?
A4: Yes

Q5: Does the song in which it is a primary subject have any videos on JoCopedia?
A5: No

Q6: Is there a monkey, robot, sea creature in the song this thing features in?
A6: No

Q7: Is the song in which your thing is a primary subject within the 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th album/group (not including the full $70 set “group”) on the mp3 store page?
A7: No

Q8: Is the song in which this is a primary subject listed in the Album section of the aforementioned Discography?
A8: Yes

Q9: Does the song in which this is a primary subject contain the letter ‘N’ in its name?
A9: Yes

Q11: Is it named or described with a proper noun in the song in which it’s a primary subject?
A11: Yes

Q12: Does the title of the song in which it’s the primary subject begin with an i?
A12: No (I’m going to be generous here and admit that I am not being case-sensitive.)