Limp Bizkit

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Little riddle for smarties

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I was here.

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Oops, he he, dropped my head

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Forcefully reading blog entry

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Classic Jacob

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Dog vs. Orange Peel

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Fish trapped inside a jellyfish

Poor little guy!

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Dead Pool Game

Here’s a morbid game to play with your friends!

Rules

  • Game runs from Jan 1 to Dec 31
  • Choose 10 celebrities. They have to be famous enough to have a Wikipedia page. You can’t pick somebody who lives across the street from you that you know is going to die.
  • If you believe somebody is genuinely famous, but they don’t have a Wikipedia page, you can file an appeal with ‘a chosen judge’ to have them considered eligible. All decisions by judge are final, so being a whiny lil bitch will get you nowhere.
  • When somebody on your list dies, you get points.
  • Points are calculated like this: 100 minus the person’s age. So if a 92 year old celebrity dies, you only get 8 points. But if a 27 year old dies, you get 73 points.
  • Whoever has the most points at midnight on New Year’s eve wins.

Strategy

  • The smart money is on a balanced list.
  • You want some old people who are probably going to keel over, so you make sure to get some points.
  • But you also want a few young trainwrecks. Younger celebrities with drug problems, mafia connections, dangerous habits.
  • The 2013 winner had Paul Walker. He was 40. That was 60 points. That’s a lot of points.

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Dad’s little helpers

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