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is there a word in the phrase that is two or less letters long? There is a word two or less characters/letters in length. Are there more then one word like this?
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There is a word two or less characters/letters in length. Are there more then one word like this? No. There is only one word that is two or less characters in length.
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Is one of the words a synonym to the word ball? (Yes, an actual question, mainly because if the word ball or soccerball isn't used it doesn't mean a synonym couldn't have been used, and nobodys asked that question yet.) [Edit: never mind, ignore that question and answer this one instead. Is the word rubber or one of it's synonyms used?]
Last Edit: Sept 10, 2009 20:34:10 GMT by Aryna
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Is one of the words a synonym to the word ball? (Yes, an actual question, mainly because if the word ball or soccerball isn't used it doesn't mean a synonym couldn't have been used, and nobodys asked that question yet.) [Edit: never mind, ignore that question and answer this one instead. Is the word rubber or one of it's synonyms used?] Since no one has been guessing, I will answer both actually. Both are "no." Also, from now on, you may ask up to three questions per post in hopes of speeding up this round. 
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Can we just end the round and start a new one? It is obvious no one is active in this.
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Can we just end the round and start a new one? It is obvious no one is active in this. This one hasn't even had as many questions asked as previous ones.
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I've given TONS of hints out previously unfortunately. I don't really have any more that I can give out.
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Is "dunno" the slang-typed word?
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Is "dunno" the slang-typed word? Right path, but not the correct slang-type word that I use.
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does the phrase referr to a computer glitch? does the phrase referr to a stock market slump? can we have another clue???
Last Edit: Dec 4, 2009 8:43:49 GMT by MaD IcHaBoD HaTTeR
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does the phrase referr to a computer glitch? does the phrase referr to a stock market slump? can we have another clue??? Nope, nope, and maybe after my finals.
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Since this is as good as dead, I'm officially closing the 6th round of this contest. Anyone who participated will earn the "Consolation Prize" achievement. The correct phrase was "that's gonna leave a mark."
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