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[GreatWyrmGold]

"The brain, judging by the answers the audience has given so far."
Tsafi's face had hardly left his palm for the entire challenge.

"I like the way you think."

[Radio Controlled]

ORGAN FAILURE

I'm sorry, it's "Judgement".

The pressure plate on Flimsy's left hand wiggles a bit.

Oh, left hand, 1 ounce. Quite lucky. 

Heres an easy one: Name one superfluous human organ.

The philtrum? (Though not really an organ though).

[IronyOwl]

(("Kidney" might work, since you can live with just one. And "superfluous" probably means "won't kill you," since I'm not sure there is an answer if it means "doesn't do anything."

Unless it's a trick question and all human organs are superfluous.))

[GreatWyrmGold]

((Male nipples, for starters. Or the coccyx. Humans also have gills, briefly, even though they're neither needed nor used for anything. Some humans have a vestigial tail, which is predictably useless, kinda like the last toe or two and maybe the pinky finger. Then there's the muscles which cause goose bumps--great for creatures covered in hair, silly for humans. Then there's genes and proteins, if you're really willing to stretch the definition of "organ".
I'm interested to hear what piecewise says, though.))

[TCM]

((Male nipples, for starters.))

((Calling male nipples superflous?! I definitely can't back you on that statement.))

[IronyOwl]

((Male nipples, for starters. Or the coccyx. Humans also have gills, briefly, even though they're neither needed nor used for anything. Some humans have a vestigial tail, which is predictably useless, kinda like the last toe or two and maybe the pinky finger. Then there's the muscles which cause goose bumps--great for creatures covered in hair, silly for humans. Then there's genes and proteins, if you're really willing to stretch the definition of "organ".
I'm interested to hear what piecewise says, though.))

((I thought the coccyx was an important muscle attachment point now, which was the reason it hadn't degraded any further?))

[Parisbre56]

((Male nipples, for starters. Or the coccyx. Humans also have gills, briefly, even though they're neither needed nor used for anything. Some humans have a vestigial tail, which is predictably useless, kinda like the last toe or two and maybe the pinky finger. Then there's the muscles which cause goose bumps--great for creatures covered in hair, silly for humans. Then there's genes and proteins, if you're really willing to stretch the definition of "organ".
I'm interested to hear what piecewise says, though.))

((I thought the coccyx was an important muscle attachment point now, which was the reason it hadn't degraded any further?))

((Indeed. And toes are actually very important in keeping balance, especially the ones at the edges of the foot. And they are not an organ.))

[piecewise]

.........Genitals!

Wait...Have to go to the judges for this...They're debating...WE WILL ACCEPT IT! Two questions right so far, lets keep going!

What did Gilgamesh's Companion Enkidu describe the netherworld as?

[renegadelobster]

((Ooh, good one  ))

[Radio Controlled]

.........Genitals!

Wait...Have to go to the judges for this...They're debating...WE WILL ACCEPT IT! Two questions right so far, lets keep going!

What did Gilgamesh's Companion Enkidu describe the netherworld as?

(("This place is bollocks, let's skedaddle."

After which they went to the island of the Amazonian Space Vixens and lived happily ever after.))

[Doomblade187]

.........Genitals!

Wait...Have to go to the judges for this...They're debating...WE WILL ACCEPT IT! Two questions right so far, lets keep going!

What did Gilgamesh's Companion Enkidu describe the netherworld as?

(("This place is bollocks, let's skedaddle."

After which they went to the island of the Amazonian Space Vixens and lived happily ever after.))

((Do your research, DP, but let it be known that this answer is one that I support, if only because it's amazing.))

[darkpaladin109]

.........Genitals!

Wait...Have to go to the judges for this...They're debating...WE WILL ACCEPT IT! Two questions right so far, lets keep going!

What did Gilgamesh's Companion Enkidu describe the netherworld as?

Enkidu described the underworld as a "house of dust"and darkness whose inhabitants eat clay, and are clothed in bird feathers, supervised by terrifying beings.

[GreatWyrmGold]

((I wonder...is the weight put on his limbs proportional to the magnitude of the error or not? Easy way to test: Change one word of that, then next question give an answer which is completely unexpected and, hence, very very wrong.)

[Toaster]

((I wonder...is the weight put on his limbs proportional to the magnitude of the error or not? Easy way to test: Change one word of that, then next question give an answer which is completely unexpected and, hence, very very wrong.)

((Per the Host it's random.  And he wasn't even close on the major trump question and got one ounce, so it doesn't look like it.))

[piecewise]

.........Genitals!

Wait...Have to go to the judges for this...They're debating...WE WILL ACCEPT IT! Two questions right so far, lets keep going!

What did Gilgamesh's Companion Enkidu describe the netherworld as?

Enkidu described the underworld as a "house of dust"and darkness whose inhabitants eat clay, and are clothed in bird feathers, supervised by terrifying beings.

Good job, wikipedia face! Three right!

What is the name of the ancient European method of encoding messages using a rod and strips of fabric or leather?