I thought we could have a word chain of the elements of the periodic table (if it hasn't been done before - I've only just started looking at the message board). Say I begin with "hydrogen", then the next person has to post a comment with another element, starting with N (the last letter of hydrogen), and so on.
Then I realised this will probably not last very long, so here is another challenge for you quiz experts: what would be the longest possible element word chain?
I think we need to have the rule that each element can only be used once, in case it ends up in a "perpetual check" ping-pong between the same two elements and never ends.
Have a quizzical day!
Zinc > cobalt > tin > neon > nitrogen > nickel > lead > dysprosium > mercury > yttrium > manganese > erbium > molybdenum > moscovium > mendelevium > meitnerium > magnesium.
I don't think there is a longer one than that, unless you can find something that I missed. You could have arsenic at the start instead of zinc, but zinc just seems cooler.