I live (relatively) close to Vail, and I too thought it was spelled "Vale" at first. Agree should be accepted, since it's already the least guessed answer. At least give a little leeway.
Got everything except the Colorado ski resort. Windows Vista was fine, the real enemy is Windows 8. and... I think that Hoodoo is a religion and voodoo is really more just folk traditions and superstitions.. the black magic part of hoodoo. Or at least that's what the game Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers told me.
ROYBGIV is not an international thing, I think. If you're from an English speaking country you've probably heard of it, but I for example had no clue what it meant as I am from non-english speaking country. And, you know, Spock and Star Trek is pretty well known.
You should allow "Vain" as an answer to the ROYGBIV. British schoolchildren were (are?) taught the mnemonic "RICHARD OF YORK GAINED BATTLES IN VAIN" to remember the rainbow colours. I never thought you were looking for the actual colour, VIOLET!!
Vegan doesn't accept vegetarian? WHY ON EARTH? Im kind of mad because i would have got 100% too... Anyway...HOLY COW PLEASE FIX THIS SO IT ACCEPTS VEGETARIAN!
IllegalD, from your level I can see that you haven't been on the site very long, so here's a piece of advice. Check you facts before commenting. You'll save yourself a lot of embarrassment if you do.
The answer is correct, but initially my thought were the same. Might be a matter of wording, or because english isnt my language. But reading "eats no animals products" translated in my mind to eats no meat. But indeed milk and eggs are "produce" of the animals, so it IS correct. just at first glance and quick translation it seems it is asked, about who doesnt eat parts of animals.
If it was written as eats nothing an animal produces, or even doesnt eat any products OF animals. (or anything produced by animals) The mistake wouldnt be made. (cause meat is considered a product, eventhough it is not produced by and animal)
Sifhraven What do you mean meat is not produced by an animal? All meat comes from animals (well, except the cultured meat they've been working on recently, I suppose, if you don't consider coming from just some cells of an animal as coming from an animal)
Am I the only one that thinks the ski resort question is strange? Surely that's an answer only people living reasonably near Colorado who are also interested in skiing would know? I'm not particularly upset about it being included or anything, it just seems very oddly specific & obscure compared to the rest of the questions
"Please accept this", "You should accept that", "You should accept my misspellings instead of the right word", etc. Well, I have a ridiculous request too: please accept vuvuzela for Venezuela and Venezuela for vuvuzela...
Maybe change the vegan clue because purchasing/wearing something made of leather, for instance, is against veganism. It's more of a lifestyle than a dietary thing.
Perhaps "person who does not use animal products"
or maybe consumes since that applies to eating, using, and purchasing
I misread "George Washington's home state" as "George Washington's home estate" and was confused as to how I was spelling Vernon (as in Mount Vernon) incorrectly. It pays to read well, kids
the voodoo question should also accept "vodun", which is the most historically accurate spelling of the word. Voodoo is a basterdization that evolved in non-french-speakers.
If it was written as eats nothing an animal produces, or even doesnt eat any products OF animals. (or anything produced by animals) The mistake wouldnt be made. (cause meat is considered a product, eventhough it is not produced by and animal)
Perhaps "person who does not use animal products"
or maybe consumes since that applies to eating, using, and purchasing