Humbugardy: Numb3r5 for 200
by Score Bard
2005-12-02 8:33

This is round 2 of Humbugardy. I’m your host, Alex Scorebard.

 

The player most commonly associated with the number depicted here:
DCLX

 

Note: In this round, searching the web is allowed.

 

Numb3r5 Sudoku 6th Degree Quotes What and Where Anagram Lines Subjective
200 Bob Timmerman Bob Timmerman Dan Lucero For The Turnstiles deadteddy8
Bob Timmerman, Vishal For The Turnstiles For The Turnstiles 400 Joe deadteddy8
For The Turnstiles Bob Timmerman Bob Timmerman 600 For The Turnstiles graciebarn
T J nobody For The Turnstiles Murray argosy Derek Smart
1000 Humma Kavula For The Turnstiles Bob Timmerman For The Turnstiles For The Turnstiles
Comments: 5
1.   Im So Blue
2005-12-02 08:41

1.  Who is Willie Mays?

2.   Score Bard
2005-12-02 08:47

2.  You got it, Blue. Not much to choose from, but you may pick the next category...

3.   T J
2005-12-02 08:54

3.  Man! I checked fifteen minutes ago!

4.   Im So Blue
2005-12-02 09:31

4.  In the right place at the right time...

I'll take Numb3r5 for 1000, please, Alex.

5.   Derek Smart
2005-12-02 12:24

5.  I said I'd do this, and I'd hate to go back on my word, so here goes:

Six Hundred and Sixty's the number
That Mays sent to bed with his lumber
While an excellent omen
These numerals Roman
This time I was caught in a slumber

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