i loved what you did with funtrivia, it made my days in the office a little less bothersome. You actually got my whole office involved at times, when i didn’t know an answer id yell out the question and it would get everyone arguing.

funtrivia will be missed and i definitely appreciate all of the followers i got out of it. maybe some day you’ll get that urge to post a random trivia question

ill keep funtrivia on my cell phone notifications just in case

While I’m glad I won something…hey, $10 is $10! …I didn’t really care whether I came out on top or not. I had a lot of fun with Twitter Trivia anyway. Just looking forward to a new question and fighting to be first was enough.

I agree with the points you made above. And I am glad to have met some fun and interesting people, like @loriluza and @spazcer.

I also gained some knowledge from the questions asked. (And, like others, Googled what I didn’t know.)

I sometimes bitched about not being able to answer the first question, but it didn’t really matter. I got third place with answering mostly the third question of the day. (And many days, there were only two questions.) If I really wanted to win, I guess I could’ve waken up thirty minutes earlier each day. lol

BTW, I knew the answer to that second to last question. (Great Britain vs. UK) I don’t remember where I learned it but I’ve known it for a while.

Anyway, thanks for this great experiment!

P.S. The link above doesn’t link to a PDF.

Thanks again, Dan. GREAT fun. Wish I could have played more.