Nifty's Guessing Game 🏆 Winner announced

[featherhead007]

that might scare me enough!

I might even let you hold the stick!

 

[ShrekDawg]

I might even let you hold the stick!

I’d crash and kill us I’ve played flight simulator games before and always crash them lol I’m sure it’s not remotely similar but still I actually usually only crash on landing though lol

 

[R2elk]

I’d crash and kill us I’ve played flight simulator games before and always crash them lol I’m sure it’s not remotely similar but still I actually usually only crash on landing though lol

Landing is the most dangerous part.

 

[ShrekDawg]

Landing is the most dangerous part.

That makes sense!! Every time I tried it it said rough landing I’m sure it’s not remotely the same but I thought this one was pretty realistic with all the different instruments and stuff and I could never slow down enough or get the right angle for landing.

 

[R2elk]

Based on the MT zone, Nifty made 18 posts yesterday. If he continues at the rate he has posted for the past few days, we will not have to wait for the end of the year for him to reach 40,000 posts.

 

[featherhead007]

i would be prepared to chance it for you KDOGG

 

[CindyinSD]

A little but still confused then again I’m not quite fully awake yet

You're prolly too young. Throwing down the gauntlet is a reference to one knight challenging another to combat of some kind. Today, it often refers to issuing any kind of challenge such as, "Well, do it then."

 

[featherhead007]

Based on the MT zone, Nifty made 18 posts yesterday. If he continues at the rate he has posted for the past few days, we will not have to wait for the end of the year for him to reach 40,000 posts.

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And heck with it. I will pick you up too it's on the way (I always wanted to meet you anyways)

 

[Sapphire Sebright]

Imagine eating the whole pint daily.
Cough cough da dawg.

I would run out of insulin.

 

[CindyinSD]

You're prolly too young. Throwing down the gauntlet is a reference to one knight challenging another to combat of some kind. Today, it often refers to issuing any kind of challenge such as, "Well, do it then."

A gauntlet, btw, is a glove with a long, durable cuff to protect the wrist and part of the forearm, usually leather. Maybe in days of yore & legend they were at least part chain mail. I guess a knight maybe got pissed about something, pulled off his gauntlet, & threw it down at his enemy's feet in lieu of slapping him in the face.