Legion World Forums LEGION COMPANION Spaceopoly The "Know Your Legion Worlders!" Game! Round Two

f) Blok, the White Witch, Timber Wolf and Violet

e) Lyle, Brainy, Dream Girl and Mon-el

c) Saturn Girl, the White Witch, Projectra and Mon-el

a) Ultra Boy, Timber Wolf, Lightning Lad and Karate Kid

Lance's's got it. Which is why I'm on cloud nine regarding the re-intruduction of Mon and the Witch. Now, if they'd give Projectra a bit more to do...

Blok is not actually a big favourite, in spite of the fact that I use him as my avatar. I just sort of look like him (alas, more fat, less stone hard muscle mass, oh, well.)

Lance's Realm is up.

OK, here we go...

I played in a chess tournament a few weeks ago, and got second place. I was rewarded with 50 bucks for taking second. The question is, how many people were in the tournament?

23 people were in the tournament.

16 people were in the tournament.

37 people

25 people. And congrats.

More than 16, less than 23. Thanks CJ!

20 even.

18

ActorLad has it - there were 18 people in the open section of tournament. Take it away AL!

What was the last video game I bought?

A. Arc the Lad End of Darkness
B. God Hand
C. Gunstar Super Heroes
D. Kingdom Hearts 2
E. Legend of Zelda Twilight Pricess
F. Soul Calibur 2

I would of thought of a better Q but I was drawing a blank.

B. God Hand

Geez, that was fast. Have you been spying on me?

Yes. You ought to tie your left shoe before you trip.

Next:

On Sept 11, 2001, I did all of the following except which one.

(a) I left my office and walked to Virginia shortly after American Airlines 77 crashed into the Pentagon.

(b) I first learned the WTC had collapsed after I reached Virginia.

(c) I tried to ride my bike home, but the streets and sidewalks of Washington were too crowded for a bicycle.

(d) I felt panicked when I had to cross the Potomac River because I could see the plume of smoke rising from the Pentagon.

(e) I sat on my front porch and wept at the news that two friends who had relocated to renovated offices in the Pentagon could not be reached.

(b) I first learned the WTC had collapsed after I reached Virginia.

(d) I felt panicked when I had to cross the Potomac River because I could see the plume of smoke rising from the Pentagon.

(a) I left my office and walked to Virginia shortly after American Airlines 77 crashed into the Pentagon.

(a) I left my office and walked to Virginia shortly after American Airlines 77 crashed into the Pentagon. This one is TRUE. My wife called me at my office and said, "They've crashed an American Airlines jet into the Pentagon. Get out of the city, now!" Although what she said contradicted what I had heard on the radio, I got up and left without saying a word to anyone. My wife is not the panicky or impulsive type."

(b) I first learned the WTC had collapsed after I reached Virginia. This one is TRUE. I knew a plane had crashed into the WTC and had seen a picture of the seemilngly modestly damaged building on Washingtonpost.com. I heard radio reports that something, perhaps a helicopter had crashed near the Pentagon. I didn't see the collapse of the WTC buildings until I got to Virginia and ran into a hotel to try to call my wife from a payphone. Pre-9/11, I did not carry a cell phone.

(c) I tried to ride my bike home, but the streets and sidewalks of Washington were too crowded for a bicycle.

(d) I felt panicked when I had to cross the Potomac River because I could see the plume of smoke rising from the Pentagon. This one is TRUE. I had made it to Francis Scott Key Bridge. It connects Georgetown to Arlington, VA. I had made my way through gridlocked streets and sidewalks from near the White House. I still had no idea of the magnitude of what had happened. The smoke from the Pentagon dominated the sky to the south. The Key Bridge is very long and very tall, and on that day it was very crowded. I looked up and down the river for any sign that the bridge might not be safe and then made my way across as quickly as possible.

(e) I sat on my front porch and wept at the news that two friends who had relocated to renovated offices in the Pentagon could not be reached.

(e) I sat on my front porch and wept at the news that two friends who had relocated to renovated offices in the Pentagon could not be reached.

Which leaves option c) for me.

Miner has it.

(a) I left my office and walked to Virginia shortly after American Airlines 77 crashed into the Pentagon. This one is TRUE. My wife called me at my office and said, "They've crashed an American Airlines jet into the Pentagon. Get out of the city, now!" Although what she said contradicted what I had heard on the radio, I got up and left without saying a word to anyone. My wife is not the panicky or impulsive type."

(b) I first learned the WTC had collapsed after I reached Virginia. This one is TRUE. I knew a plane had crashed into the WTC and had seen a picture of the seemingly modestly damaged building on Washingtonpost.com. I heard radio reports that something, perhaps a helicopter had crashed near the Pentagon. I didn't see the collapse of the WTC buildings until I got to Virginia and ran into a hotel to try to call my wife from a payphone. Pre-9/11, I did not carry a cell phone.

(c) I tried to ride my bike home, but the streets and sidewalks of Washington were too crowded for a bicycle. This one is FALSE. For some odd reason I did not ride my bike to work. I took the subway instead.

(d) I felt panicked when I had to cross the Potomac River because I could see the plume of smoke rising from the Pentagon. This one is TRUE. I had made it to Francis Scott Key Bridge. It connects Georgetown to Arlington, VA. I had made my way through gridlocked streets and sidewalks from near the White House. I still had no idea of the magnitude of what had happened. The smoke from the Pentagon dominated the sky to the south. The Key Bridge is very long and very tall, and on that day it was very crowded. I looked up and down the river for any sign that the bridge might not be safe and then made my way across as quickly as possible.

(e) I sat on my front porch and wept at the news that two friends who had relocated to renovated offices in the Pentagon could not be reached. This one is TRUE. A recently married couple, both good friends of my wife and me, work for the Department of Defense. They were in the process of moving into newly renovated offices in the Pentagon in the area of the crash site. They were out of the building and both fine, but we were unable to get any information about them for several days.