looney_tunes
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Have I ever mentioned how much these inanimate objects that make apparently arbitrary decisions and send us racing around madly trying to work out what they want drive me crazy? At least I had fun writing the quiz and drooling over all the salads, and a thumb always looks nice, so all is not lost.
Reply #181. Feb 20 13, 4:42 PM
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looney_tunes
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Bqack in the old days when gas stations had driveway service, you might say "Fill 'er up!" to the person who came out to deliver the fuel. Perhaps the meter would like a quiz about cars?
Reply #182. Feb 21 13, 1:01 AM
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| Mariamir
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Or gas stations?
Reply #183. Feb 21 13, 1:07 AM
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looney_tunes
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Or containers that can be filled? I think I'll try that one today. It would be great to get this finished off and meet that requirement for February Pot Luck. Anybody interested in checking out other possible approaches?
Reply #184. Feb 22 13, 7:53 PM
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kyleisalive
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Those who worked on the last two meters may remember that paying close attention to every aspect of the meter's messages is key.
Reply #185. Feb 22 13, 7:57 PM
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nannywoo 
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My first time here, so I hope it's okay if I play, too.
I have no idea what the earlier clues were, but this one - seen in isolation - seems like a cryptic clue that may have to do with the letter H, since that is what the word HER ('ER) needs to be filled up.
Reply #186. Feb 22 13, 8:26 PM
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looney_tunes
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Anything is possible when you are dealing with a cryptic clue - have a go!
Reply #187. Feb 22 13, 8:59 PM
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| Buddy1
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I've looked over the last Quiz-O-Meter and the one before that. Both times, it was something similar. The clue is in quotes, and the solution was to write a quiz with the title. Perhaps someone should try that. I can't think of a quiz with that title, so it can't be me.
Reply #188. Feb 22 13, 9:02 PM
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salami_swami
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I was thinking the same thing, Buddy. I also have no clue what to write though, so it won't be me either. ;)
Reply #189. Feb 22 13, 10:32 PM
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looney_tunes
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I've used that for the title of my in-the-works container quiz. I'm hoping that the use of quotes is in the same way it is in Excel formulae, indicating that the exact text inside the quotes is to be searched for.
Reply #190. Feb 22 13, 11:06 PM
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looney_tunes
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Submitted, with fingers crossed. Third time lucky for meter 3?
Reply #191. Feb 23 13, 12:56 AM
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nannywoo
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I submitted one with "H" in the title, but probably a wrong guess. It's in the Religion category - only my second one there, so I don't know if I'll have corrections to do or if it will get in on time.
I have an Adventures in Authoring quiz to do now, and there's still King John in the Shakespeare. Still having fun.
Reply #192. Feb 24 13, 2:53 AM
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looney_tunes
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Great to hear you're still having fun, nannywoo - that's what keeps us all coming back!
Reply #193. Feb 24 13, 3:26 AM
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kyleisalive
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Noooop. Sorry.
Reply #195. Feb 25 13, 11:07 AM
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salami_swami
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Good thought, nanny. These meters can be asking for anything. You gave it a shot, and produced a good quiz. :)
Reply #196. Feb 25 13, 11:13 AM
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kyleisalive
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No to that one too.
Reply #198. Feb 25 13, 11:32 AM
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eburge
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Shame we don't have a Bucket challenge going. That might have worked.
Reply #199. Feb 25 13, 11:43 AM
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dcpddc478
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I have started another quiz in an attempt to please our picky meter...mine will be in languages...if anyone else has an idea go for it...there is no telling what will make our favorite meter happy :)
Reply #200. Feb 25 13, 3:34 PM
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