What Am I?

SteelersYak wrote:

Thing:

1. One of the smallest states is where I call home.
2. A VERY popular movie about the kind of people that are here involves me.  Does that make you green with envy?
3.  I have a few degrees of separation from Mr. Rogers and Horton (he heard a Who!)

are you 'a speck'

Buddha Bus wrote:

JonM229 wrote:

Buddha Bus wrote:

What the fuck is a "Skip-It"????

Never heard of it.

One of these:

Is that you using one as a kid, Jon? I can't help but notice the purple scrunchie in your hair.

1. One of the smallest states is where I call home.
2. A VERY popular movie about the kind of people that are here involves me. Does that make you green with envy?
3. I have a few degrees of separation from Mr. Rogers and Horton (he heard a Who!)





Is it the Grinch?

Gingerchip wrote:

1. One of the smallest states is where I call home.
2. A VERY popular movie about the kind of people that are here involves me. Does that make you green with envy?
3. I have a few degrees of separation from Mr. Rogers and Horton (he heard a Who!)

Is it the Grinch?

Incorrect.

This is a cool thread.

SteelersYak wrote:

Thing:

1. One of the smallest states is where I call home.
2. A VERY popular movie about the kind of people that are here involves me.  Does that make you green with envy?
3.  I have a few degrees of separation from Mr. Rogers and Horton (he heard a Who!)

Jim Henson

teegre wrote:

SteelersYak wrote:

Thing:

1. One of the smallest states is where I call home.
2. A VERY popular movie about the kind of people that are here involves me.  Does that make you green with envy?
3.  I have a few degrees of separation from Mr. Rogers and Horton (he heard a Who!)

Jim Henson  

Incorrect.

Remember, this is a thing/place and not a person.

Whoville?

I thought that too, Truck.

It just seems too easy.

Gingerchip wrote:

I thought that too, Truck.

It just seems too easy.

Just like Trixie!

stlrtruck wrote:

Whoville?

Incorrect.

This is a tougher one but I don't think it'd take an Ivy League grad to get it...

SteelersYak wrote:

stlrtruck wrote:

Whoville?

Incorrect.

This is a tougher one but I don't think it'd take an Ivy League grad to get it...

Faber College from Animal House.  


(It's based on Dartmouth, where Dr. Seuss & Mr. Rogers both graduated.)

teegre wrote:

SteelersYak wrote:

stlrtruck wrote:

Whoville?

Incorrect.

This is a tougher one but I don't think it'd take an Ivy League grad to get it...

Faber College from Animal House.  


(It's based on Dartmouth, where Dr. Seuss & Mr. Rogers both graduated.)

Dartmouth is correct!

List of past correct answers: Notre Dame mascot (Ella), Morgan Freeman (Truck), Jean Claude Van Damme (Ella), Lou Holtz (Wally), Stonehenge (Ella), Lorde (Va), Robocop (Ella), Tom Hanks (Wally), Napoleon (Wally), Jack Bauer (Wally), Temecula (Wally), Matter (No one), Incense (Truck), Elton John (Bayz), Hummer (Wally), Home Depot (Ella), Bangkok (Truck), Hewlett Packard (Ella), Pompeii (Ella), Puma (Ella), Bingo (Truck), Don't Fear the Reaper (Ginger), Seal (Ella), Margarita (Ella), Tuna (Wally), Big Man (Ella), Korn (Ella), Blasphemy (No one), Twinkies (Wally), Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (Wally), Horace Grant (Wally), Ben Crenshaw (Buddha), Skip-It (Truck), Dartmouth (Teegre)

PERSON:

1. The team I am most famous for playing on for no longer exists.
2. Which means that no one can break the 3 team records that I hold.
3. If asked, I would probably say my favorite accessory is a glove.

Clue please? Is it a baseball team?

Gingerchip wrote:

Clue please?  Is it a baseball team?

I've been doing this with Weebles long enough to know that the obvious answer is rarely the right answer. When you think glove, you immediately think baseball. That means it's not a baseball team.

Now that I've said that, I can almost guarantee it's a baseball team.

Clues? Are 3 not enough? If I gave you another would it be you stealing one from me or me getting the assist?

SteelersYak wrote:

Clues? Are 3 not enough? If I gave you another would it be you stealing one from me or me getting the assist?

Assist?  Hockey then.

SteelersYak wrote:

PERSON:

1.  The team I am most famous for playing on for no longer exists.
2.  Which means that no one can break the 3 team records that I hold.
3.  If asked, I would probably say my favorite accessory is a glove.

Gary Payton

R.I.P., Seattle Supersonics

Bert Gordon wrote:

SteelersYak wrote:

PERSON:

1.  The team I am most famous for playing on for no longer exists.
2.  Which means that no one can break the 3 team records that I hold.
3.  If asked, I would probably say my favorite accessory is a glove.

Gary Payton

R.I.P., Seattle Supersonics

Correct!

List of past correct answers: Notre Dame mascot (Ella), Morgan Freeman (Truck), Jean Claude Van Damme (Ella), Lou Holtz (Wally), Stonehenge (Ella), Lorde (Va), Robocop (Ella), Tom Hanks (Wally), Napoleon (Wally), Jack Bauer (Wally), Temecula (Wally), Matter (No one), Incense (Truck), Elton John (Bayz), Hummer (Wally), Home Depot (Ella), Bangkok (Truck), Hewlett Packard (Ella), Pompeii (Ella), Puma (Ella), Bingo (Truck), Don't Fear the Reaper (Ginger), Seal (Ella), Margarita (Ella), Tuna (Wally), Big Man (Ella), Korn (Ella), Blasphemy (No one), Twinkies (Wally), Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (Wally), Horace Grant (Wally), Ben Crenshaw (Buddha), Skip-It (Truck), Dartmouth (Teegre), Gary Payton (Bert)

THING:

1. I may be small, but I can pack a powerful punch.
2. It can be very embarrassing if you accidentally take me with you in public, but at least people will know were trying to do the right thing.
3. While it's not what I was actually made for, I have been used on the back of a fan and at the end of a toilet paper roll.

Fabric softener sheets

Wallace108 wrote:

Fabric softener sheets

Correct!