[Espy]

What country was responsible for the creation of the dreaded Red Devils?

Red Devil, singular, is Richthofen, but we’re talking plural, so...

...Japan...? Squadron of soldiers who wore armor that was painted red to scare the enemy?

[DreadedMartian]

Originally Posted by Lee

You can always answer the questions listed (try to make sure they haven't been answered, but the worst to happen is you won't get points for it). If they haven't been answered, all that will happen during a rollover is you get more points than expected!

+175 points added!

Is this a fellow fan I do espy with my little eye~? <3

I remember the Flash Point Paradox lol I'm no super fan tho. Just a dabbler

[Major]

Originally Posted by Espy

What country was responsible for the creation of the dreaded Red Devils?

Red Devil, singular, is Richthofen, but we’re talking plural, so...

...Japan...? Squadron of soldiers who wore armor that was painted red to scare the enemy?

Are you sure you're not thinking of Manfred von Richthofen, the Red Baron? Unfortunately, I couldn't find the meaning of the name Richthofen, but "red devil" in German is roter Teufel (singular).

[Espy]

Frick you’re right.

[Major]

"The 'moisturize me' meme was popularized, if not entirely sparked, by what television series?"

dOCTOR WHO I LOVED THAT EPISODE

Edit: MOISTURIZE ME

[Witchchylde]

Whose princess is in another castle?

Mario/Super Mario?

[Major]

"House Fire Girl became a meme almost overnight. What is this meme's most common usage?"

I think usually involves finding a spider and then burning down the whole house to kill it.

[Major]

"Who is the star of the 'I don't always ___, but when I do, __!'?"

The Most Interesting Man in the World, from Dos Equis commercials.

[Kitalpha Hart]

Name three memes sporting a prepubescent child (excluding House Fire Girl).
Success Kid, Confused Chloe, this kid that I don't know the name of so here's an image

[Kitalpha Hart]

What was the original 'ermahgerd' meme concerning?

Goosebumps

[Major]

"Name three memes sporting a prepubescent child (excluding House Fire Girl)."

1. 60-year-old girl
2. Success kid
3. Pajama kid

[Death by Mirrors]

I'd like to exchange my points for a Traditional Plumed Leotard please.

[DreadedMartian]

What country was responsible for the creation of the dreaded Red Devils?

(Okay, kinda guessing) Great Britain. I'm thinking its the British air infantry from World War 2.

[Lee]

Originally Posted by Espy

How are birds and cogwheels related?

...They both have teeth (at some point, and by some definitions).

Wrong direction, but you're nearly there!

[Lee]

Okay, so I don't know how I got forty questions last night. Numbers are not my friend. I'll be dropping another section today. I appreciate y'all putting up with my oversights!
Just working out the kinks, we'll be running smoothly soon. As always, open to suggestions so I can get these done in advance.

[Lee]

Originally Posted by Espy

Why were a particular class of private detective referred to as 'gumshoes'?

They were generally plainclothes police/detectives who wore shoes that had rubber soles, which reduced the sound made by walking around (or sneaking around).

You got it! +125 points awarded!