Reverse Sheep Quiz 23 - The Google Monkey returns

[The_duke]

Hopefully you can read this (i = input, o = output (1))

(t=0: i = 1.28, o = 1.02) (t=20: i = 1.31, o = 0.85) (t=40: i = 1.34, o = 0.72) (t=60: i = 1.34, o = 0.69) (t=80,100,120: i = 1.34, o = 0.69)

= probable shit answers on most questions is this payback

[gatso]

2. Name a country who's main currency is the dollar

question makes no sense grammatically

unfortunately due to immediate demand for RSQ questions we didn't have time to sit infinite monkeys in front of infinite laptop keyboards to get 100% perfect questions

question amended

err, it's amended to another question that makes no sense grammatically

obv what it means though, innit?

lol, yeah, QMs thinking that it was obv what their questions meant has worked in the past

[trafficjam]

This is going to be a laugh - sent via London underground

[kinboshi]

Good questions.  All answerable, but with plenty of scope for farce.  RSQ back on track?

Good work sir monkey.

[hector62]

I agree. I can play again. Well done.

[kinboshi]

CLARIFICATION:

6. Name one of the top 10 deadliest natural disasters

Are you looking for specific individual events (such as the Great Earthquake of Rotherham 1714), or the 10 types of natural disasters that have killed the most people?

[Acidmouse]

CLARIFICATION:

6. Name one of the top 10 deadliest natural disasters

Are you looking for specific individual events (such as the Great Earthquake of Rotherham 1714), or the 10 types of natural disasters that have killed the most people?

I thought the same and passed on this question.

[gatso]

noooooooooooo

don't try and get clarification on that one. it's the vaguest question ever asked in rsq history and was set to be a complete farce

[Claw75]

CLARIFICATION:

6. Name one of the top 10 deadliest natural disasters

Are you looking for specific individual events (such as the Great Earthquake of Rotherham 1714), or the 10 types of natural disasters that have killed the most people?

bugger - I didn't seek clarification and just went for the latter.

[WarBwastard]

9.Name a square on a standard UK Monopoly board that a piece can land on during a single turn that cannot be bought

What's the relevance of "during a single turn?"  All the squares that cannot be bought can be landed on in a single turn depending on where you started from.  Should we assume you're on the GO square, so any square within 12 moves from GO?

[TightEnd]

CLARIFICATION:

6. Name one of the top 10 deadliest natural disasters

Are you looking for specific individual events (such as the Great Earthquake of Rotherham 1714), or the 10 types of natural disasters that have killed the most people?

I assumed it was the former..specific instances of natural disasters that caused the most deaths whether that be Mount St Helens or Japanese seismic stuff or something in Sri Lanka


Clairifcation would be most helpful

[kinboshi]

It would also be interesting to have natural disaster clarified...

[Acidmouse]

9.Name a square on a standard UK Monopoly board that a piece can land on during a single turn that cannot be bought

What's the relevance of "during a single turn?"  All the squares that cannot be bought can be landed on in a single turn depending on where you started from.  Should we assume you're on the GO square, so any square within 12 moves from GO?

I single turn can be 66, 66 and 56 so i theory u can go around 3/4's of the board.

[Jon MW]

9.Name a square on a standard UK Monopoly board that a piece can land on during a single turn that cannot be bought

What's the relevance of "during a single turn?"  All the squares that cannot be bought can be landed on in a single turn depending on where you started from.  Should we assume you're on the GO square, so any square within 12 moves from GO?

I single turn can be 66, 66 and 56 so i theory u can go around 3/4's of the board.

You can go more than once around the board in a single turn

[WarBwastard]

9.Name a square on a standard UK Monopoly board that a piece can land on during a single turn that cannot be bought

What's the relevance of "during a single turn?"  All the squares that cannot be bought can be landed on in a single turn depending on where you started from.  Should we assume you're on the GO square, so any square within 12 moves from GO?

I single turn can be 66, 66 and 56 so i theory u can go around 3/4's of the board.

You can go more than once around the board in a single turn

Forgot about having another go if you roll a double.  Don't you go to jail if you roll three doubles in a row?  There's also a number of UK monopoly boards now.  Are we talking about the original UK board?