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tfurrows
Twenty Questions: Round 7 Mark Unseen   Feb 3 04:46 UTC 2018

Ok all, time for another round of 20 questions! I used a
gopher resource to choose the subject at random this time,
good luck!

Q1: Animal, mineral, or vegetable
A1: Animal
24 responses total.
papa
response 1 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 06:44 UTC 2018

Q2: Is it a gopher? ;)
mijk
response 2 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 09:58 UTC 2018

 :)
tfurrows
response 3 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 18:03 UTC 2018

tfurrows
response 4 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 18:03 UTC 2018

 :) I hadn't even thought of that! I'm not sure I should count that one, in
good humor. No, it's not a gopher...
mijk
response 5 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 20:51 UTC 2018

Q3: Is it a mammal?
tfurrows
response 6 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 3 22:56 UTC 2018

A3: No.
papa
response 7 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 04:50 UTC 2018

Q4: Is it a bird?
tfurrows
response 8 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 05:05 UTC 2018

A4: Yes.
mijk
response 9 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 05:37 UTC 2018

Is it a bird of prey?
tfurrows
response 10 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 5 02:55 UTC 2018

A5: No.
papa
response 11 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 5 04:29 UTC 2018

Q6: Is the species extinct?
tfurrows
response 12 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 5 16:29 UTC 2018

A6: No.
mijk
response 13 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 5 19:29 UTC 2018

Q7: <<But first a special mention for papa: "classic!" you maker me laff! :D
And now back to the question: Is it a, sea bird?
tfurrows
response 14 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 5 20:22 UTC 2018

A7: No.
mijk
response 15 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 6 12:58 UTC 2018

papa: you had a good question, it just made me laugh: i wasn't expecting
anything like that. :)
papa
response 16 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 6 16:24 UTC 2018

Q8: Is the species domesticated?
tfurrows
response 17 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 6 16:48 UTC 2018

A8: No.
Also, time for a hint! This bird is primarmily found in South Africa, and
doesn't range beyond the southern part of the African continent. It has a
small tie to the year 1776, unlike the Bald Eagle, which became the national
bird of the U.S. in 1782.
(and by A8:No. I mean that they're not sold as pets or normally kept as pets;
like many animals, they *can* be domesticated, but it's not common.)
mijk
response 18 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 6 17:41 UTC 2018

I think you were too generous with your hint there, or i was cheating for
googling that ( "South Africa 1776 bird" ). Is it within the rules to google
a hint?
tfurrows
response 19 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 6 19:19 UTC 2018

I think "anything goes" for the rules, but I don't know for sure. Papa is the
official rule maker :)
... so I'd say, guess away!
papa
response 20 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 6 19:54 UTC 2018

I think it's OK to use Google.
mijk
response 21 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 7 20:52 UTC 2018

Q9: OK, here goes: is it a Cape sparrow ?
tfurrows
response 22 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 7 21:09 UTC 2018

Bing bing bing! Yes, it is the Cape Sparrow! A small, common bird in South
America, not-at-all-endangered, and often considered a pest. I chose the Cape
Sparrow to highlight a feature of Gopherpedia. Like it's www cousin,
Gopherpedia's starting page has a list of "Featured Content" for the casual
visitor to consume, on a range of topics, with something new each day. If ever
you're looking for something to read, you can perhaps learn something new just
by visiting Gopherpedia. Or, if it's your turn to pick an item for 20Q and
you don't know what to choose, you too can visit Gopherpedia for some instant
inspiration!
gopher://gopherpedia.com:70/1/
mijk
response 23 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 7 22:38 UTC 2018

\o/ What a lucky guess :)
And another very interesting subject. I might indeed consult gopherpedia for
inspiration too.
Thanks tfurrows for a great round of 20Q!

papa
response 24 of 24: Mark Unseen   Feb 7 23:28 UTC 2018

Congratulations, mijk! I think 9 questions is a new record.
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