Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Razor Quiz: Palin/Romney family member or IKEA item?
Hey, Razorites! Can you tell the difference between celebrity Republicans and value-priced Swedish furniture? Let's find out!
Below are twenty names. Ten are family names associated with either Mitt Romney or Sarah Palin, and the other ten are items you can buy at IKEA. Can you tell which is which? Click on the number preceding each name to find out the answer (no peeking until you have finished!):
1) Tagg
2) Billy
3) Kyla
4) Tripp
5) Kalas
6) Lenore
7) Margo
8) Tratt
9) Janette
10) Tripp
11) Mula (pronounced "Moolah")
12) Lenda
13) Jane Lafount
14) Orgel Vreten
15) Todd
16) Tral
17) Piper
18) Heath
19) Sparsam Low-Energy Bulb
20) Track
Scoring:
0-3: Putin, we see you!
4-7: Please start paying attention to either People magazine or the IKEA catalogue
7-12: Is that an Ektorp you are sitting on?
13-17: You're hotter than a fresh cup of Bryggkaffe Morkrost!
18-20: Mr. President, don't you have some commutations to consider?
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I could have sworn that one of those Palins was named "Sparsan Low-Energy Bulb."
# posted by 
: 12:45 AM
: 12:45 AM
This, oddly, brought to mind another fun activity called Bonnie Ball — a game to entertain the clergy and lay deputies at the 77th General Convention of the Episcopal Church (and named for Bonnie Anderson, President of the House of Deputies).
It's my understanding that the House of Bishops isn't allowed to have fun unless they suspend the rules.
It's my understanding that the House of Bishops isn't allowed to have fun unless they suspend the rules.
# posted by : 1:14 AM
: 1:14 AM 
10-10…really surprised about getting the Ikea names wrong. Seems that taking the free Ikea water taxi to their store in Brooklyn doesn’t quite make me an Ikea expert. It certainly makes me one happy customer just for the chance to enjoy a spectacular view of New York harbor with the added bonus of a ride relatively free of shutterbug demented tourists (hope it didn’t make it into one those loathsome “best kept secrets” nonsense books). I guess not going inside the store doesn’t help with the inventory names either. Not really sure what to think of getting the absurd names right!?
Fun Stuff. Name games are always a hoot (take it from a boy named Sue). Glad to once again have a presidential candidate with which you can have a little fun without being called out as a horrible person.
I think I'm going to name my child Sparsan Low Energy Bulb, after Sarah Palin's cousin's housekeeper's neighbor's favorite Ikea purchase.
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