And came up with an initial 4,000 questions, which he launched onto the cyberspace chat channel. Unlike the TV version, you score points with answers, not questions. I now have 25,000 questions in the database. And he adds an additional 10 to 15 categories each week. He estimates 200 people a day connect with the game.
Some people just like to be disruptive.
They try to get control of the channel and kick everybody off. Lately, a friend, Michelle Hoyle, has helped Mock monitor and maintain the game. Together, they recently introduced a new challenge called Chaos. In this one, players, attempting to be first to score 30 points, compete in teams. Name the ingredients in Chunky Chips Ahoy Cookies.