It feels like I now have dementia from watching this rubbish. Come on guys. I have letters after my name, I don’t need a RU-vid ‘dementia quiz’ to tell me a single thing.
Looks like most (or all) answers given are far off the mark. Let's fix this: 1). the vessel is a Beer Stein! An egg is completely enclosed, so YES it has a "lid". 2). Tomorrow? Really? It's always too soon-- even when scheduled from 2-3 weeks prior. What's REALLY always late but ahead of the others? RENT! 3).Mushrooms are usually food or poison, except for one: Psylocibin. And THAT'S a room you can definitely enter as you wish! Exiting is at the discretion of the "shroom, however... 4). Silence doesn't "disappear", it is BROKEN. "The deathly silence between the guests was broken by the crashing of a vase from the mantel to the hearth below." 5). The Oxford English Dictionary defines 'carper' as a critic. They list no known pets as 'per'. 6). LEVEL: Hmmm... A prosecutor can LEVEL charges against an alleged perpetrator, but if/when he/she drops the charges they didn't "level" innocence against the perp. So I don't get this one. 7). "WHEEL" easy! The ONLY one that actually makes sense so far! 8). STONE immediately came to mind on this, but also SHONE, as in "the distant light shone brightly on the water.." Anyone who got all these answers is just as warped as the writers of this dreck. I got 2/8 because I don't think a "per" is a house pet (and other weird stuff).
Other than mushroom, none of the other riddles made any sense. I never heard of a carper, carpet would have been better. Never knew level meant to assign or to end. This was terrible or I do have dementia. LOL
@@antoniohernandez-yx6xu That would be a great definition, but the real definition is: Someone who constantly criticizes in a petty way. And, what kind of a pet is a per? What did you think of these riddles? Ever hear of anyone named Silence? First time I've learned that an egg is a vessel.
@@robcaveman2908 Hmmm, thanks. I suppose I should have known Alaska, as it's next to my home province, although I've never sent a post card. I admit to general ignorance about the teak trade in Myanmar . . . on the other hand, import and export of ivory is illegal in much of the world and it's against the law to steal gold, but would the clues "ivory" or "gold" naturally lead to the answer "crime"? Perhaps the diminishing herds of eaks is a crisis the world isn't ready to face . . .
The answer to #5 should be the same as #6. You eat Grapes, take away the first letter, you have "Rape', take away two letters, the animal is "Ape". Steak? What crime is "Teak"? Neither "steak" or "grape" make sense as any type of address.
Most of these were quite obvious, even the Mushroom question, which I don't agree.......it's a fungui. Which I have a joke for that.........he who don't like mushrooms is not "fun guy".
Still nobody has had the courtesy to waste 5 seconds to explain how the gooddamn thing works, it's the same with all those quizzes about English proficiency.
I guess I have dementia because I haven't been able to figure out how to open this goddamn thing and in the end, what the heck, the President of the US has dementia, so I am ok with it.
