Below the waist.

15th?

Is it a sock (or pair of socks)?

'Tisn't.

16th?

Shoes?

Yes, a shoe or boot. Nice work, Forum and also a tip of the Mog hat for Nick Biscuit who actually guessed it!

Now, on to the third item! You guys are getting good at this, you should pay me for all this logic training.

17th question?

Is it alive?

(gotta get this out of the way)

Nope.

18th?

Is it man-made?

Not in the sense that it is manufactured, no.

19th?

is it bigger than a breadbox?

I'll get yelled at for this, but no.

20th?

Ok so I'm assuming this is the "meant to be airtight" object as we have had the vehicle and the common object so...
Is it airtight because it goes somewhere where there isn't air? (underwater/space)

Is it a rock of some sort?

But rocks aren't "meant" to be airtight.

This object isn't manufactured by man, but it's supposed to be airtight. What occurs naturally (incl. created by animals) that is supposed to be airtight?

Off the top of my head, I can only think of one thing: a bubble. A bubble is almost always smaller than a breadbox, but can grow larger (maybe it's why the Mog says he'll get yelled at for that particular answer). A bubble is "meant" to be airtight, because once it isn't, it ceases to exist.

My trouble is: how on earth would the Lunar Module, a boot, and a bubble point us toward a fourth object?

I don't think the answer is a bubble. I don't want to ask a question yet, either. Gonna think on this, and maybe some good clues will come up shortly. Consider this post food for thought.

Last Edited : Thursday, October 19, 2006 - 03:38

You guys are getting a bit confused, which is fine, I am too.

It is not a rock. (20)

It is not airtight, one of the other items was meant to represent that.

It is in every home.

It is smaller than a breadbox.

It has no wheels.

I think that's all I want to tell you!

21st?

Is this item found in kitchens?

Yes.

22nd?

Is it a Scoop or another type of Spoon?

No, not in any way.

23rd?

Is it a food item?