Guessing Game

[bilsim]

Let's try this.

I think of something (anything at all), and you are supposed to guess what it is by asking (smart) questions.

Hint/sample questions: Is it an object? Is it alive? What size is it? Where is it typically found?

Whoever guesses it first is the next one to think of something.

The key is to ask good questions. I can choose to answer with just yes/no, briefly or comprehensively, that's on me to set the pace. 

I am ready, just shoot.

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 Is it an object?

[bilsim]

Yes, it's an object.

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 Is it alive?

[bilsim]

No, it's not, it's a physical object - inanimate.

A hint: people usually keep it in their kitchen. 

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Is it food?

[bilsim]

Nope, it's not food.

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Is it bigger than the fridge?

[bilsim]

No, it's not, it can fit in your hand.

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Is it warm?

[bilsim]

No, it's not. It's partly metal, partly wood or plastic.

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Is it needs moving?

[bilsim]

As you use it, you are supposed to move it in a certain way.

[spxpert]

Kitchen Timer?

[bilsim]

It fits the description, but nope. This one is directly related to the consumption of something.

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[5a24222d]

May be knife or spoon.

[bilsim]

Nope, but you are kind of in the right category. You use thing thing in relation to something liquid, it requires twisting motion.

[fc247311]

is it a teaspoon?

[5a24222d]

Ya, is what Nerissa said right? If not is it a churn used to make buttermilk and cream?

[bilsim]

No, none of these. You should ask questions rather than giving guesses.

There is a screwing motion.

[5a24222d]

Is it used for eggs? or is it used to spread flour?

[bilsim]

As I said above it's used for something that's in liquid form.

[the-right-writer]

does it have a blade?

[bilsim]

Nope. It has a spiral piece, which is sharp on one end.

[the-right-writer]

Is it used for wine? A corkscrew.

[bilsim]

YES!!! Correct, it's corkscrew. You asked a very good deductive question.

Now your turn. Think of anything at all (object, person, animate/inanimate thing, abstract concept, anything at all), just one thing. Once ready, let us know here with "ready" so we may start guessing.

[the-right-writer]

Ready!

[the-right-writer]

So, when are those tickets to the month-long tropical island resort going to arrive?

[bilsim]

Tomorrow LOL

Is it animate or inanimate?

[the-right-writer]

I'll make sure to check my mail!

It is inanimate.

[bilsim]

The size? Is it typically used indoors?

[the-right-writer]

Adults are able to hold it in one hand. It is typically used indoors.

[bilsim]

Is it kitchen/cooking-related? How much does it cost?

[the-right-writer]

It could be used in the kitchen.

There is a range, in U.S. dollars, from about $1.00 up. I have seen versions for $50.00. Most often it is found for under $5.00 (depending on where you live, where you shop, your preferences, etc.)

[bilsim]

Is it used more by certain groups than others (m, f, kids) or more in certain cultures (west, east, etc,)?

[the-right-writer]

Everyone uses this.

[bilsim]

Material/texture and weight? Soft or hard?

[the-right-writer]

It usually weighs a few ounces, but less than a pound, and it's smooth to the touch.

[the-right-writer]

I'll give everyone a hint. Back in the old days, people often made their own. Some people still do.