| Leanne's Favorite (according to Craig) | Boy meets Girl | Looking Sharp | Fantastic games, and where to find them. | The Word, Old and New |
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What is a Sidecar?
Leanne's favorite cocktail.
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What is the first date?
Thai Food and Salsa Dancing. Not the fruit.
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What are the eyes?
The best body part for Kohl.
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What is Risk?
A world at war, and only the dice will spell victory.
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Who is John the Baptist?
He stuck Jesus under water, but only for a moment.
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What is Splendor?
Leanne's favorite game.
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What is the Ansel Adams Wilderness?
Location of Craig and Leanne’s backpacking trip.
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What is white lead?
Used to lighten the complexion, in Europe. Mad Hatter Approved.
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What is Chutes (or snakes) and Ladders?
You try to go up, but watch out for snakes.
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What is the road to Damascus?
On this road, there was a blinding light.
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What are Sour Patch Kids?
Leanne's favorite candy.
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What is so many, and four?
Dates before the DTR!
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What is hypoallergenic?
These don't even cause a reaction. No Benadryl required.
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What is Pictionary?
Don't play if you don't get the picture.
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Who is Joseph of Arimathea?
He asked for Jesus's body after the crucifixion.
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What is Overcooked?
Leanne's favorite video game.
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What is the SNL Christmas skit about Hallmark Movies?
How to start talking with Leanne if you 'like' like her.
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What are tweezers?
Only for use in shaping eyebrows, not eyes.
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What is Clue?
Poor, poor Mr. Body.
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Who is Benjamin?
Paul claims this child of Jacob as a father.
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What is the annual bloom of the cherry blossoms?
Leanne's favorite event near GW.
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What is army crawling up a rock to spy on a group of “dancing and drumming American Indians”?
After exploring the nightlife at the CA Academy of Science in SF, Leanne did this to convince Craig she was adventurous but also somewhat crazy.
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What is a Geisha?
Women famous for using rice-flower powder as a foundation.
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What is chess?
Queens without drag, bishops without a church.
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Who is Deborah?
The only female judge of Israel.
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What is Las Vegas?
Over 114 thousand weddings a year occur here, more than anywhere else in the United States.
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