That was his reign, which he started at the age of 4, makes sense as the brackets are after "King of France". Louis XIV of France

Wouldn't it be 72?

Remember how Birthdays work Harry, he could of been 73 in the January and died in the december or something, he would of still been 73

And I guess Skillers I didn't really think about that >_<

Actually, Harry is right, his 72nd birthday would have been in the January of the year he died, he couldn't have turned 73 until the next year. He could have been nearly 73, but he still wouldn't.

If your birthday is on 1st Jan, your age is always "current year - year of birth".

Thought I was, did the math in my head and then used some logic but was still unsure, as per usual.

[23:58] <+TCHSBot> Question 19235. Acronym Soup: O
[23:59] <+TCHSBot> Hint: over ___ ____
[23:59] <+TCHSBot> Times up!
[23:59] <+TCHSBot> The correct answer was: over [to you]

[00:04] <+TCHSBot> Question 19243. Baby Names Beginning With "C": Meaning: Short for names beginning with CAL
[00:04] <@DHR> Cal
[00:04] <+TCHSBot> Correct, DHR. You have gained 2 points.

What?

<TCHSBot> Question 22240. Game show: before she became the head-turning letter turner on wheel of fortune in 1982, vanna white appeared as a contestant on what show
<TCHSBot> Hint: t__
<TCHSBot> Times up!
<TCHSBot> The correct answer was: the

Wiki says it's "The Price is Right"

[03:23] <+TCHSBot> Question 492. Animal Trivia: There are more than 100 million ----------
[03:23] <+TCHSBot> Hint: in the united states. americ___ _____ ____ ____ ___ _______ _______ __ _____ ____ ____ _____
[03:24] <+TCHSBot> Times up!
[03:24] <+TCHSBot> The correct answer was: in the united states. americans spend more than 5.4 billion dollars on their pets each year.

Just what?!

[05:14] <+TCHSBot> Question 614. When does a full moon always rise?
[05:14] <BeeBee> monster mash?
[05:14] <@DHR> Once a Month
[05:15] <BeeBee> everyone 28 days
[05:15] <BeeBee> 28 days later?
[05:15] <+TCHSBot> Hint: Su____
[05:15] <BeeBee> sunday
[05:15] <@DHR> Once every 28 days
[05:15] <BeeBee> sundown
[05:15] <BeeBee> sunset
[05:15] <+TCHSBot> Correct, BeeBee. You have gained 1 point.

Horrifically worded....

[05:16] <+TCHSBot> Question 617. TV/ Movies: Bill Ted Bogosity: Dude, what is Bill's middle initial
[05:16] <@DHR> a
[05:16] <@DHR> b
[05:16] <@DHR> c
[05:16] <@DHR> d
[05:16] <@DHR> e
[05:16] <@DHR> f
[05:16] <@DHR> g
[05:16] <@DHR> h
[05:16] <@DHR> jh
[05:16] <@DHR> k
[05:16] <@DHR> l
[05:16] <@DHR> m
[05:16] <@DHR> n
[05:16] <@DHR> o
[05:16] <@DHR> p
[05:16] <@DHR> q
[05:16] <@DHR> r
[05:16] <@DHR> s
[05:16] <@DHR> t
[05:16] <@DHR> u
[05:17] <BeeBee> j
[05:17] <@DHR> vb
[05:17] <@DHR> w
[05:17] <@DHR> v
[05:17] <@DHR> x
[05:17] <@DHR> y
[05:17] <@DHR> z
[05:17] <BeeBee> p
[05:17] <BeeBee> t
[05:17] <@DHR> j
[05:17] <BeeBee> v
[05:17] <+TCHSBot> Hint: s (bill s_ _______ ________
[05:17] <@DHR> h
[05:17] <BeeBee> z
[05:17] <+TCHSBot> Times up!
[05:17] <+TCHSBot> The correct answer was: s (bill s. preston esquire)

It asked for the initial, not the whole name

[05:21] <+TCHSBot> Question 624. Category: History : What age preceded the Iron Age
[05:21] <BeeBee> warmer age
[05:21] <@DHR> Bronze
[05:21] <@DHR> Bronze age
[05:21] <@DHR> Stone Age
[05:21] <BeeBee> copper age
[05:21] <BeeBee> tin age
[05:21] <+TCHSBot> Hint: the ______ ___
[05:21] <@DHR> Copper Age
[05:21] <@DHR> the bronze age
[05:22] <@DHR> the bronze age
[05:22] <+TCHSBot> Correct, DHR. You have gained 1 point.

Double spaced for no reason

[05:31] <+TCHSBot> Question 637. Who was 45 when he became the oldest heavyweight boxing champion
[05:31] <BeeBee> mike tyson
[05:31] <@DHR> Muhammed Ali
[05:31] <+TCHSBot> Hint: ge____
[05:31] <@DHR> Frank Bruno
[05:32] <+TCHSBot> Times up!
[05:32] <+TCHSBot> The correct answer was: george

I think it should be George Foreman...

<+TCHSBot> Question 14447. Animal Trivia: A camel can shut its nostrils during a ----------
[10:19] <+TCHSBot> Hint: desert sandstormanimal trivia: a c____ ____ ___ ____ __ _ __________ _____ _ _____ ____ ___ _____ __ _ __________
[10:20] <+TCHSBot> Times up!
[10:20] <+TCHSBot> The correct answer was: desert sandstormanimal trivia: a camel with one hump is a dromedary, while a camel with two humps is a ----------

Lulwhut?

Looks like it needs a new line in there, has the next question.

[15:16] <+TCHSBot> Question 13204. Who are santa's reindeer, in alphabetical order
[15:17] <+TCHSBot> Hint: blitzen_ ______ _______
[15:17] <@DHR> blitzen, donner, rudolph
[15:17] <+TCHSBot> Times up!
[15:17] <+TCHSBot> The correct answer was: blitzen, comet, dancer,

then it just stopped

[19:29] <+TCHSBot> Question 13457. Display abbreviations-short forms: fbi stands for _____
[19:29] <+TCHSBot> Hint: federa_ ______ __
[19:30] <+TCHSBot> Times up!
[19:30] <+TCHSBot> The correct answer was: federal bureau of

Another random blank....

I really need to fix these at some point

<+TCHSBot> Question 2307. Animal Trivia: Scientists say that ----------, unlike all other domestic animals, arrive at solutions by thinking them through. ----------
[11:33] <+TCHSBot> Hint: can be - and have been - taught to a_________ ______ ___ ____ _ ___ ___ _______ ___ _______ __ _ _______ ______ __ _____
[11:33] <+TCHSBot> Times up!
[11:33] <+TCHSBot> The correct answer was: can be - and have been - taught to accomplish almost any feat a dog can master, and usually in a shorter period of time.

Doesn't actually give the answer to the question

Question 19001. Star Wars - Darth ____
[01:28] <@DHR> Vader
[01:28] <+TCHSBot> Hint: Mu__
[01:28] <+TCHSBot> Correct, DHR. You have gained 1 point.
[01:28] <+TCHSBot> Your new Score: 707. (High Score 707)

Because its win.

[01:37] <+TCHSBot> Question 19016. Any type of self-propelled vehicle used by railroads to pull or push other types of rolling stock, including passenger, freight, & work cars
[01:37] <@DHR> traim
[01:38] <@DHR> train
[01:38] <+TCHSBot> Hint: hov_______
[01:38] <@DHR> steam engine
[01:38] <@DHR> hovercraft
[01:38] <+TCHSBot> Correct, DHR. You have gained 1 point.

Because it's not so win