honeybee4 
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243. You can have a minimim of 9, maximum of whatever it takes to get to exactly zero.
Reply #621. Nov 29 10, 10:44 PM
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daBomb619
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247. The original word is "flooring".
Reply #622. Nov 30 10, 3:08 PM
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daBomb619
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246. They all end with exclamation points when punctuated correctly!
Reply #623. Nov 30 10, 3:09 PM
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daBomb619
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245. 6 (the number of segments each digit from 1 through 0 has on a normal digital readout)
Reply #624. Nov 30 10, 3:11 PM
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daBomb619
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For now, I believe these are all the questions that have not been answered:
91. What does this frequency of numbers mean? One=2 Two=5 Three=2 Four=2 Five=1 Six=3 Eight=1 Twelve=1
117. What number comes next in this sequence? 1, 3, 16, N/A, 7, 18, N/A, 25, 22, 4, N/A
170. What do E, I, S, H, and 5 and on the other hand T, M, the letter O, and the number 0 have in common?
179. Take the name of a TV host. If you put his first and last name together, you get the name of a commonly used prefix. Who is he?
184. Take the name for a skilled worker. Rearrange the letters, and you now get the name of a skilled musician. What are the words?
187. Arrange these words in an appropriate order. Lie, or, space, day, oft, matrons, chi, tree
195. Take the name of a brand name for something that is known for being expensive. If you move the last letter 4 places down the alphabet, and then rearrange the letters, you now get a word that may help reduce the price of something. What are the words?
196. The Krusty Krab and Good Burger are two fast-food restaurants that, according to their movies, own what similar item?
200. Finish this triple analogy. Will Ferrell : 4 :: Mike Myers : 10 :: "Weird Al" Yankovic : ____?
201. Take a word that has an 'L' in it that I associate with being fattening. Change the L to an "R" and you get another word I associate with fattening. What are they?
207. The word Spanish word "reunirse" has, in a way, an unusual English translation. Why?
214. My brother calls what event that happened in less than 10 seconds in 2010 "The Brick"?
225. Take a two word phrases meaning “amazing”. Change the first letter, and place the first word directly in the middle of the second word. You now get another word meaning “amazing”. What are the words?
226. A United States flag covers the ‘U’ and ‘S’ of the title of the magazine on what heralded magazine issue?
232. Named after buildings in China, what popular 2008 alternative song features two of the fifteen departments in the US Cabinet in the title?
233. Take a two-word phrase that is something that is found in my kitchen. Rearrange the letters and you get things I also own, my personal favorite being made by The Onion. What are the words?
Reply #625. Nov 30 10, 3:15 PM
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225. Mind-blowing and Mind-boggling?
Reply #626. Nov 30 10, 4:56 PM
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| great2beme
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214. Perseid fireball?
Reply #627. Nov 30 10, 4:58 PM
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| great2beme
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207. it means "be met"
Reply #628. Nov 30 10, 5:00 PM
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geniusonwheels
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The last six have been answered correctly, although some of the new guesses for old questions were all incorrect.
I *think* I posted hints on a cumulative list somewhere in the past.
But anyway, a six-pack of questions because I didn't want to write a case.
Note: Quarter of a thousand questions have been written now. I'll come up with something good for #300.
248. On the official New York City ballot for the general election for the gubernatorial race in New York, what was the only party listed that featured a number in its name?
249. Complete this triple analogy. Kwanzaa : 7 :: Christmas : ____ : Hanukkah : _____.
250. What comes in these varities? Green, yellow, red, white, black, black and white (2 different ways), blue and yellow, red and yellow.
251. According to legend, what company would have paid Joe DiMaggio $25,000 if he had made to one more game in his famed hitting streak?
252. What word meaning ‘to hold back’ is an anagram of itself?
253. Take the name of a famous work by a certain author. Remove the 3rd and 4th letter, and then add the letter ‘L’. If you rearrange, you now get the name of another famous work by the same author. What are the works?
Reply #629. Dec 05 10, 4:33 PM
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AntonLaVey
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252. Heinz
Reply #630. Dec 05 10, 4:57 PM
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AntonLaVey
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251 is Heinz. Oops.
Reply #631. Dec 05 10, 4:57 PM
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AntonLaVey
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252 is stifle.
Reply #632. Dec 05 10, 4:59 PM
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honeybee4
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248. Kwanzaa 7 days ,Christmas 12 days, Hannukah 8 days?
Reply #633. Dec 05 10, 5:23 PM
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daBomb619
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248. The "Rent is 2 Damn High" Party
Reply #634. Dec 05 10, 5:33 PM
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daBomb619
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251. Indeed, it is Heinz because Joe DiMaggio had a 56-hit streak, and if he had gotten one more, he would have had 57, which would have coincided nicely with Heinz's "57 flavors" campaign.
Reply #635. Dec 05 10, 5:36 PM
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253 is Macbeth and Hamlet.
Reply #636. Dec 05 10, 7:18 PM
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daBomb619
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250. Designer zebras
Reply #637. Dec 05 10, 7:35 PM
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honeybee4
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250. Heirloom tomatoes?
Reply #638. Dec 05 10, 8:20 PM
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geniusonwheels
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Shhh...did you hear it? Someone just answered #248.
The triple analogy is hard with 2 blanks. How about this? Christmas : 5.
250 is not correct, 251 is Heinz, 252 is 'stifle' because it is an anagram of 'itself', and 253 is two of the best by the "Great Bill".
Reply #639. Dec 08 10, 2:03 PM
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honeybee4
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250. Varieties of Koi?
Reply #640. Dec 08 10, 3:05 PM
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