Census Beyond Balderdash -- game has a winner

Welcome to Beyond Balderdash, the game of deception and trickery! Unlike the original board game, Beyond Balderdash uses these categories: words, acronyms, dates, names, and movie titles. The idea of the game is for players to try to deceive the other participants to guess their made-up answer. Players are not expected to know the real answers.

The Rules

1. The Host will post a category and prompt.
2. Players have 24 hours to PM the Host a false meaning of the category. The key is to make your submission to sound as legitimate as possible. Do not look up the actual word, acronym, date, name or movie title. Anyone caught cheating will be expelled from the game.

Word= What does it mean?
Acronym= What does it stand for?
Dates= What happened that day?
Names= What did this person do?
Movie titles= What is the movie about?

3. The Host posts the answers submitted by the players and the real answer in the thread. Players have 24 hours to choose what they think is the right answer. They post their response in the actual thread.

Scoring
2 points= If you guess correct answer.
1 point= For each person that votes for your answer.

Example:
Acronym: C.F.A.B
*24 pass for players to send in their answers*

Submissions and the real answer
California Fig Advisory Board
Children and Families Across Boarders
Canadian Forestry Accreditation Board

Players post guesses in the thread.

Host reveals the real answer and tallies up points.
(It's California Fig Advisory Board)

The game lasts for 10 rounds. The person with the most points wins the game. We'll start with six players.

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1. O4aF

2. Jade eyes

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1. O4aF
2. Jade eyes
3. Ceillean
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1. O4aF
2. Jade eyes
3. Ceillean
4. wedge41388
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1. O4aF
2. Jade eyes
3. Ceillean
4. wedge41388
5. JediVegeta
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1. O4aF
2. Jade eyes
3. Ceillean
4. wedge41388
5. JediVegeta
6. Master_Jaina1011

Oh why not...

 

Round One


Acronym
What does R.D.M.I. stand for?

You have 24 hours to PM me an answer you make up. Good luck.

Remember, make it sound believable, but have fun with it.

 

Don't show your answer, silly

 

Wedge, send your answer in via PM, please.

 

Good luck, all!! And wedge, I'm going to edit that out so no one else sees

 

huh? i could have sworn i hit pm...zxfbhstnjhasdgfyjnsdfgdf

 

Choices:

Regional Director for Military Intelligence

Rochester Department of Meteorological Information

Rapid Disaster Monetary Institution

Roof Drainage Manufacturers Institute

Railroad Department of Macadonia, Iowa

Retro Dynamic Multimedia Immersion

You have 24 hours to post in this thread what you think the answer is. Good luck!

 

Regional Director of Military Intelligence.

 

Roof Drainage Manufacturers Institute

 

Regional Director for Military Intelligence

 

Roof Drainage Manufacturers Institute

 

Rochester Department of Meteorological Information

 

Rochester Department of Meteorological Information

 

Scores
1. O4aF
2. Jade eyes-4
3. Ceillean
4. wedge41388-4
5. JediVegeta
6. Master_Jaina1011

Regional Director for Military Intelligence
Rochester Department of Meteorological Information
Rapid Disaster Monetary Institution Correct answer
Roof Drainage Manufacturers Institute
Railroad Department of Macadonia, Iowa
Retro Dynamic Multimedia Immersion

Round Two
People:
What did Birger Pellas do?

You have 24 hours to PM me your answers. Good luck!

 

Birger Pellas...

...was a brilliant mathematician with photographic memory, he gained world recognition in 1976 as the man who completed a recitation of the equation of Pi to the 134th place in less than a minute.

...has the world's longest mustache, measuring at 10 feet long.

...grows berries on them.

...was the lead prosecutor against serial killer David Berkowitz, also known as the Son of Sam.

...invented the yo-yo.

...was one of the first to construct Arabian themed hotels. His hotel chain now covers most of the middle east.

You have 24 hours to post your answer in the thread. Good luck.

 

...was a brilliant mathematician with photographic memory, he gained world recognition in 1976 as the man who completed a recitation of the equation of Pi to the 134th place in less than a minute.

 

...has the world's longest mustache, measuring at 10 feet long.

 

...was a brilliant mathematician with photographic memory, he gained world recognition in 1976 as the man who completed a recitation of the equation of Pi to the 134th place in less than a minute.

 

...has the world's longest mustache, measuring at 10 feet long.