Anyway, as soon as they said make something 'useful', it's due in round 7, I thought 'Spoon'. I'm retarded. Round one starts and it's a video task where they showed a bunch of commercials, and then asked 10 questions about them... kind of a memory task. I thought ahead and wrote furiously about each commercial, and we got most of these answers right. I won't go into each round, but I will tell you about how my paper spoon was going. The handle was really stiff, but the bowl part of the spoon was limp.
We doubled our categories of TV/Cinema, and Science Nature & the Human Body. These were awesome categories for us. and this time we had an Australian on our team, which means we'd be able to answer the Sports & Games category, which seems to be in Trivia EVERY FUCKING TIME. All the questions are about Rugby, Cricket, or Netball. Sometimes they throw in a baseball question, and we get so excited, we're acting like it's juice time in the special education class. Anyway, round 7 comes along, and it's time for Annabelle to announce who won the 'useful' creation competition. She said "the judges liked this one, it was a utencil (my heart STOPPED), and the winner is: Operation Intoxication!" I stumbled up to the stage and grabbed my bottle of wine: "Cockfighter's Ghost" It might as well been made of gold for the amount that it meant to me. I lost my camping creation to a cootie catcher, but my limp spoon was more useful than anything else? I was in heaven!
Now, we have yet to score above 51 points in trivia. In case you haven't done the math, there are 110 possible points including doubled rounds, and a bonus question worth 10 points. Last night, with me as team captain, team writer, and team designer, we earned 64 points, and 8th place, beating 3 teams. And to any Australian university student who reads this: 64 out of 110 is more than 50% which is a Pass! We passed Australia! I am the American God of Trivia!
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