In order to help people get the Pathogical Liar achievement and answer achieves in Fibbage I have made this table with all the questions I have found so far. Will updates as I find more. This table is fully sortable and searchable to help you find what you need fast!
| Category | Question | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| 8 | ~~8-0 is the obscure emoticon that stands for _____. | BAD HAIR DAY |
| 107 | Monroe Isadore, a 107-year-old man from Arkansas, died during a _____. | SHOOTOUT |
| 55000 | Owning 55,000 of them, Ted Turner has the world's largest private collection of _____. | BISON |
| 5% MORE MILK | A study published in the journal Anthrozoo reported that cows produce 5% more milk when they are given _____. | NAMES |
| AFGHANISTAN | In 2002, Bruce Willis sent 12,000 boxes of _____ to U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan. | GIRL SCOUT COOKIES |
| ALFRED | The electric chair was invented by a professional _____ named Alfred Southwick. | DENTIST |
| ARRESTED | A man in L.A. was arrest at a police-sponsored gun buyback when, instead of a gun, he tried to sell the cops a _____. | PIPE BOMB |
| BAD | CELEBRITY TWEET! 9:43 PM - 1 Oct 13 @MikeTyson tweeted, "I'm a bad ____.: | BOWLER |
| BALLS | Only about 14 games were ever made for the Gizmondo game system including the game "_____ Balls." | STICKY |
| BLOWING | On November 12, 1970, George Thornton, a highwat engineer in Oregon, had the unusual job of blowing up a _____. | DEAD WHALE |
| BOATS | People in Damariscotta, Maine hold an annual race where they use _____ as boats. | PUMPKINS |
| BOXING | Leo Granit Kraft is a world champion in an unusual sport that combines boxing and _____. | CHESS |
| BRANSON | Andrew Wilson, a man from Branson, Missouri, legally changed his name to simply _____. | THEY |
| BUENOS AIRES | As a young student in Buenos Aires, Pope Francis worked as a _____. | BOUNCER |
| BUTTOCKS | Dasypygal is an adjective meaning "having _____ buttocks." | HAIRY |
| CALLUS | A woman in Muncie, Indiana was hospitalized after trying to remove a callus on her foot with a _____. | SHOTGUN |
| CALVARY | Sponsored by the Calvary Lutheran Church, people in Fort Worth Texas can now attend the unconventional Church-in-a-_____. | PUB |
| CHARLES BUKOWSKI | Famed American poet Charles Bukowski's tombstone is engraved with the words "Don't _____." | TRY |
| CRUISES | Jacobite Cruises purchased unusual insurance to protect it from damage caused by _____. | THE LOCH NESS MONSTER |
| DEVIL | El Colacho is a Spanish festival where people dress up like the devil and jump over _____. | BABIES |
| DIRTY | Utah's Lehi City Council approved a request to change the name of _____ Road because it sounded sort of dirty. | MORNING GLORY |
| DRESSES | Cheap Chic Weddings is an annual contest in which participants make wedding dresses out of _____. | TOILET PAPER |
| DUCK | Marcella Hazan is the culinary guru who pioneered the unusual technique of cooking duck with a _____. | HAIR DRYER |
| E.T. | The sound of E.T. walking was made by someone squishing _____. | JELL-O |
| EBAY | The first item listed on eBay was a broken _____. | LASER POINTER |
| EINSTEIN | Oddly enough, Albert Einstein's eyeballs can be found in a _____ in New York City. | SAFE DEPOSIT BOX |
| ERECTED | In 2013, a wealthy Michagan man bought the house next to his ex -wife and erected a giant bronze statue of a _____. | MIDDLE FINGER |
| FACIAL | For $180, the Shizuka New York skin care salon offeres the unusual but traditional Japanese facial that is part rice bran and part _____. | BIRD POOP |
| FINAL FIBBAGE | The shape of wombat poop. | CUBE |
| FINAL FIBBAGE | What the British call the dance that Americans call the "Hokey Pokey." | HOKEY COKEY |
| FINAL FIBBAGE | The band Queen's original name. | SMILE |
| FINAL FIBBAGE | The name of the first chimp sent into space. | HAM |
| FINAL FIBBAGE | The name for a group of porcupines. | PRICKLE |
| FINAL FIBBAGE | The name of the dog that won the 2012 World's Ugliest Dog Competition. | MUGLY |
| FINAL FIBBAGE | Dr. Suess is credit with coining this common derogatory term in his 1950 book If I Ran the Zoo. | NERD |
| FINAL FIBBAGE | Harry Houdini once threatened to shoot all of these people. | PSYCHICS |
| FINAL FIBBAGE | The original name for the search engine that became Google. | BACKRUB |
| FINAL FIBBAGE | Miley Cyrus's real first name. | DESTINY |
| FINAL FIBBAGE | The name of the dildo resembling Queen Elizabeth II that's sold by the Company Masturpieces. | BUCKINGHAM PHALLUS |
| FINAL FIBBAGE | Michael J. Fox's middle name. | ANDREW |
| FINAL FIBBAGE | The name of the Star Trek starship in creator Gene Roddenberry's original script. | YORKTOWN |
| FINAL FIBBAGE | At 65% alcohol by volume, Brewmesiter brews the world's strongest beer, which goes by this name. | ARMAGEDDOM |
| FINAL FIBBAGE | The name of the man on the Quaker Oats label. | LARRY |
| FIRE | During a famous fire in 1567, a Norwegian man named Hans Steininger died after tripping over a _____. | BEARD |
| FISHING | The fishing company E21 makes a very peculiar fishing rod that is composed of 70% _____. | CARROTS |
| FLIGHT | The first reporting on the Wright .rothers' flights appeared not in a newspaper or on radio, but in a small journal dedicated to the topic of _____. | BEEKEEPING |
| FOOD | There's a novelty museum in Arlington, Massachusetts that only collects food that has been _____. | BURNT |
| GALLAGHER | Prop comic Gallagher, known for smashing watermelons with a sledgehammer, earned a college degree in the field of _____. | CHEMICAL ENGINEERING |
| GANG | In 1976 boxing legend Muhammad Ali released an education children's album titled "Ali and His Gang Vs. Mr. _____." | TOOTH DECAY |
| GIFT | On January 13, 2014, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry presented to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrow the odd gift of two very large _____. | POTATOES |
| GIN | In the 16th century, gin was referred to as the Mother's _____. | RUIN |
| GLASTONBURY | During th mid to late-nineties, the English town of Glastonbury was on a manhunt for the old house intruder known as "The _____." | TICKLER |
| GROWLERS | According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association, small icebergs are offically called "growlers." Medium icebergs go by the strange, two-word name "_____." | BERGY BITS |
| HIP | Suffering from an extremely rare side effect after getting hip surgery in 2010, a Dutch man has alienated his family because he cannot stop _____. | LAUGHING |
| HOUR | It's weird work but Jackie Samuel charges $60 an hour to _____. | SNUGGLE |
| HUGGIES | Huggies Brazil developed a phone app that tells you when a baby's diaper is wet. It's called _____. | TWEETPEE |
| ICE CREAM | Ben and Jerry only started making ice cream because it was too expensive to make _____. | BAGELS |
| ILLINOIS | A spectator in an Illinois courtroom was sentenced to six months in jail for ______ during a trial. | YAWNING |
| ILLINOIS | The sports teams at Freeport High School in Illinois are oddly named after an inanimate object. The teams are called the Freeport _____. | PRETZELS |
| INVENTOR | The inventor of the laxative Ex-Lax has the unusual name Max _____. | KISS |
| IOWA | Britt, Iowa annually crowns a King and Queen _____. | HOBO |
| JAPAN | Tashirojima is an island off of Japan that is complete overrun by _____. | CATS |
| JOHN LARROQUETTE | For his voiceover work in Texas Chainsaw Massacre, John Larroqueet was paid not with money, but with _____. | MARIJUANA |
| JOSH | The fans of musician Josh Groban are called _____. | GROBANITES |
| JOY | Jim Begelow, Ph.D., wrote a book called The Joy of Un_____!. | CIRCUMCISING |
| JUNO | While president of the United States, John Adams had a dog named Juno and a dog named _____. | SATAN |
| KICKSTARTER | A Kickstarter campaign met its $30,000 goal on April 7, 2012 for its shoes designed fo _____. | ATHEISTS |
| KILL | In 2007, Golden Laurel Entertainment published a violent board game called Kill the _____. | HIPPIES |
| LICK | In 2012, a 26-year-old man from London went on a mission to lick every _____ in the United Kingdom. | CATHEDRAL |
| MARYLAND | Maryland's official state sport is _____. | JOUSTING |
| MOROCCO | In 2003, Morocco made the highly unusual offer to send 2,000 _____ to assist the United States' war efforts in Iraq. | MONKEYS |
| MUSSOLINI | Romano Mussolini, son of the fascist dictator Benito Mussolini, did not follow in his father's footsteps. Instead, he made his living as a _____. | JAZZ MUSICIAN |
| MUSTACHE | Patented in 1890, U.S. Patent US435748 is for a mustache ____. | GUARD |
| NEBRASKA | In 2007, to make a point, Nebraskain State Sen. Ernie Chambers filed a frivolous lawsuit against _____. | GOD |
| NEPAL | ROAD TRIP! When in Nepal, visit the village of Parsawa and Laxmipur, where you can enjoy the slightly off-putting 10 day _____ Festival. | CURSING |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | A group known as the "Robin Hooders" in Keene, New Hampshire pay for other people's _____. | PARKING METERS |
| NORWAY | In an effort to push "slow TV," Norway had a 12-hour block of programming in 2013 dedicated to _____. | KNITTING |
| OH | Belmont University in Nashville has offered a class called "Oh, Look, a _____." | CHICKEN |
| PACIFIC | The area in the Pacific Ocean where great white sharks congregate every spring is called the White Shark _____. | |
| PANTS | Reg Mellor is the reigning champion of a sport that just involves keeping a _____ in your pants. | FERRET |
| PEPSI | During the summer of 2007, Pepsi sold a gree-tinted coal in Japan called Pepsi Ice _____. | CUCUMBER |
| PETER | Under Peter the Great, noblemen had to pay 100 rubles a year for a _____ license. | BEARD |
| PETITION | In 2000, Australia had its larget ever online petition, which called for an end to rising _____ prices. | BEER |
| PIGS | Although very unconventional, farmer William von Schneidau feeds his pigs _____. | MARIJUANA |
| PILE | When Paul Nelson and Andrew Hunter climbed Britain's highest mountain in 2006, they made an unusual discovery hidden behind a pile of stones. It was a _____. | PIANO |
| POLICE | At 2:45 a.m. one day in June 2013, a man in Orlando, Florida was arrested for walking up to a police officer and punching his _____. | HORSE |
| POPE PIUS II | Before he became pope, Pope Pius II wrote an erotic novel titled The Tale of the _____. | TWO LOVERS |
| PRIZE | A 2013 Pakistani game show caused a controversy when their grand prize was a _____. | BABY |
| PROM | In 2013, two teens from Sequoyah High Sxhool near Atlanta, Georgia won $5,0000 schoplarships for wearing _____ to prom | DUCT TAPE |
| QUEENS | Since 2000, a couple in Queens, New York has been living rent-free in a _____ in exchange for taking care of it. | CEMETERY |
| RATHER | For a story he was reporting on in 1955, Dan Rather tried _____ for the first time. | HEROIN |
| RECKONING | Chosen, Shunned and Reckoning are all books in an unusual series about _____ vampires. | AMISH |
| RELEASE | In 2013, a 51-year-old Swedish inmate broke out of prison a day before his scheduled release so he could go see a _____. | DENTIST |
| RIOT | There is a riot police unit in the Russian town of Rostov-na-Donu that is comprised entirely of _____' | TWINS |
| SADDAM | In 1980, Saddam Hussein was named an honorary citizen of _____. | DETROIT |
| SEIZURES | A neurology professor at Albany Medical College documented in a 1991 medical journal that one of his patients had seizures when she heard _____. | MARY HART'S VOICE |
| SEX | In 2008, a couple was killed in South Africa while having sex on a _____. | RAILROAD TRACK |
| SIMMONS | CELEBRITY TWEET! 2:49 PM - 15 Nov 13 Richard Simmons' Twitter handle @TheWeightSaint tweeted: "At the airport ____ everyone." | HUGGING |
| SMUGGLE | In 2010, Customs officers on the Morway-Sweden border intercepted a truck trying to smuggle 28 tons of _____ from China. | GARLIC |
| STABBED | In 2012, a teenager from Weslaco, Texas claimed the reason he stabbed his friend was because a _____ made him do it. | OUIJA BOARD |
| STALLONE | In school, Syvester Stallone was voted by his teachers as Most Likely to Go To ______. | THE ELECTRIC CHAIR |
| STONEHENGE | ROAD TRIP! While in Alliance, Nebraska, you can visit the Stonehenge replica made out of _____. | CARS |
| SWEDISH | As a way to protest Belarus' police state, a Swedish group dropped hundreds of _____ from an airplane. | TEDDY BEARS |
| TARA | Tara Reid once said, "I make Jessica Simpson look like a _____ scientist." | ROCK |
| TECHNOLOGY | Advanced Comfort Technology makes waterbeds for _____. | COWS |
| TELEMARKETERS | To make it extremely difficult for telemarketers to pronounce, Tim Price changed his name in 2012 to Tim _____. | PPPPPPPPPPPRICE |
| TEXT MESSAGE | The first text message was by Neil Papworth in 1992. He texted, "____." | MERRY CHRISTMAS |
| TRANSLATED | The movie G.I. Janes was translated to ____ Female Soldier in China. | SATAN |
| URINE | According to the nonfiction book The Man-Eating Tigers of Sundarbans, tiger urine "smells sort of like _____." | BUTTERED POPCORN |
| VENDING MACHINE | At the Meitestu-Nagoya train station in Japan, there's an odd vending machine that sells _____. | PORN |
| VILLAGE | Located within the municipal boundaries of Kirkland Lake, Ontario, there lies the controversially name village of _____' | SWASTIKA |
| VILLAGE | Located near the town of Stanley, there's a small village in England called No _____. | PLACE |
| VOUCHER | The Lehigh Valley IronPigs, a minor league baseball team, held a contest where the prize was a voucher for a ______. | FUNERAL |
| WEAPONS | Every year residents in Ivrea, Italy reenact a historicalbattle of their region, and instead of replica weapons, they use _____. | ORANGES |
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