Mal ,'Objects In Space'
A topic for the discussion of Farscape, Smallville, and Due South. Beware possible invasions of Stargate, Highlander, or pretty much anything else that captures our fancy. Expect Adult Content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
It took me a few tries, but I fooled it with Scorpy. (Although, what do you answer for "Does he have a job?" I mean, I guess the PKs employed him, but not in S4....)
Yeah, there were a couple of questions like that. When I did Alf (which it did get) I had to make up a few answers.
Speaking of Farscape, I just watched Beware of Dog yesterday, and how much do I love Aeryn in that episode? Very, very much. I have no idea why I enjoy grumpy Aeryn so much, but I do.
I tried Alf, too! And it guessed it.
My problem is I don't know sitcom characters all that well. I mean, was Dr. Huxtable married to an eldest daughter? I had no idea. (I think I said no, and the program did guess it right.)
Cynthia from Malcolm stumped it on my first try.
My quirky viewing habits help with this, as I once stumped a similar engine with Sid & Marty Krofft's Lidsville.
Who was the brunette roommate on "Three's Company"?
Okay, didn't mean to doublepost. Anyway, I had a bit of a puzzle because I couldn't remember if she was a florist or not. And then it guessed that I was Buffy. But it did guess Janet next.
Who was the brunette roommate on "Three's Company"?
That would be Janet. Although I disagree with the whole "brunette means brown or black hair" idea. There ought to be seperation.
Of coures Jack is a brunette, too...but that might be brunet. Hmmm.
Of coures Jack is a brunette, too...but that might be brunet. Hmmm.
IIRC, at one point, there was in semi-common use the term brownette, which applied to light-to-medium brown hair. Brunette was specifically dark shades.
I'll have to check my old chick mags to be sure.
It's 'brunet' for a male, though that isn't much used.
It's 'brunet' for a male, though that isn't much used.
In fact, I'd say that's an obsolete useage.