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Krillion Answers for August 13, 2026

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  1. Prompt 1: Name a country that has a G in its name

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    45 accepted answers on the game's sheet for this prompt.

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    Answers for prompt 1 on August 13, 2026
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    Guinea-BissauThe third Guinea, the one nobody types. Named for its capital so it wouldn't be mistaken for the others — it worked so well it vanished from memory.One in a Krillion100
    KyrgyzstanBuried mid-consonant-pileup, there it is. Remembering Kyrgyzstan under a timer and spelling it close enough to count — that's the hundred.One in a Krillion100
    Antigua and BarbudaAnti-G-ua. Third syllable. Most people sail right past it.Deep Cut85
    AfghanistanSchooler30
    ArgentinaSchooler30
    BangladeshSchooler30
    BelgiumSchooler30
    GeorgiaThe country. If you meant the state, we can't check your work — the points stand.Schooler30

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  2. Prompt 2: Name a piece of furniture

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    69 accepted answers on the game's sheet for this prompt.

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    Answers for prompt 2 on August 13, 2026
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    Fainting couchOne raised end, no back, purpose-built for the corset-induced swoon. The Victorians engineered around the wardrobe instead of fixing it.One in a Krillion100
    Murphy bedPatented around 1900 by William Murphy, who folded his bed into the wall so his one-room apartment became a parlor fit for courting an opera singer. It worked — they married.One in a Krillion100
    BanquetteDeep Cut85
    ArmchairSchooler30
    BenchSchooler30
    BookshelfSchooler30
    Bunk bedSchooler30
    CabinetSchooler30

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  3. Prompt 3: Name a current world leader (head of state or government)

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    338 accepted answers on the game's sheet for this prompt.

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    Ahmed al-SharaaSyria's president once had a $10 million US bounty on his head under his nom de guerre. Now he does state visits. History moves fast.One in a Krillion100
    Balendra ShahNepal's prime minister since March 2026: a structural engineer and former rapper who ran Kathmandu as an independent mayor. The deepest cut with the best mixtape.One in a Krillion100
    Abdel Fattah al-BurhanDeep Cut85
    Benjamin NetanyahuSchooler30
    Claudia SheinbaumSchooler30
    Emmanuel MacronSchooler30
    Friedrich MerzSchooler30
    Giorgia MeloniSchooler30

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  4. Prompt 4: Name a horror movie franchise

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    205 accepted answers on the game's sheet for this prompt.

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    Answers for prompt 4 on August 13, 2026
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    Sleepaway Camp1983 slasher with an ending so infamous it defined the whole franchise. Cult royalty.One in a Krillion100
    30 Days of NightDeep Cut85
    47 Meters DownDeep Cut85
    28 Days LaterSchooler30
    A Quiet PlaceSchooler30
    AlienSchooler30
    AnnabelleSchooler30
    Child's PlaySchooler30

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  5. Prompt 5: Name a country that uses the dollar

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    35 accepted answers on the game's sheet for this prompt.

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    KiribatiPays in Australian dollars, mints its own Kiribati coins, and is the only country sitting in all four hemispheres. Nobody ever types it.One in a Krillion100
    TuvaluEleven thousand people, Australian dollars plus Tuvaluan dollar coins, and a treasury propped up by leasing the .tv domain. Trench floor.One in a Krillion100
    Antigua and BarbudaDeep Cut85
    BahamasSchooler30
    EcuadorDropped its sucre for the greenback in 2000 and never looked back.Schooler30
    JamaicaSchooler30
    New ZealandSchooler30
    SingaporeSchooler30

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  6. Prompt 6: Name an extreme sport

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    94 accepted answers on the game's sheet for this prompt.

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    Extreme ironingReal, ratified, and gloriously stupid: hauling a board and iron up a cliff, down a reef, or off a bridge to press a shirt mid-descent.One in a Krillion100
    Wing walkingStrapping yourself to the top of a flying biplane. A 1920s barnstorming stunt that somehow still exists.One in a Krillion100
    AerobaticsDeep Cut85
    Base jumpingSchooler30
    BMXSchooler30
    Hang glidingSchooler30
    KayakingSchooler30
    Mixed martial artsSchooler30

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  7. Prompt 7: Name a Ryan Gosling movie

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    30 accepted answers on the game's sheet for this prompt.

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    Answers for prompt 7 on August 13, 2026
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    Lost RiverThe only Ryan Gosling movie with no Ryan Gosling in it — he wrote and directed this 2014 Detroit fever dream instead. The completist crown jewel.One in a Krillion100
    All Good ThingsDeep Cut85
    Murder by NumbersDeep Cut85
    Blade Runner 2049Schooler30
    Crazy, Stupid, LoveSchooler30
    Project Hail MarySchooler30
    The Big ShortSchooler30
    The Fall GuySchooler30

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