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In June and September of '98, alt.tv.game-shows took time to acknowledge some of the greatest Family Feud bloopers. What follows is a compilation of these threads,* with some additional entries. These hilarious answers will never be forgotten by viewers and are guaranteed to provide enjoyment.
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Name a job around the house that has to be done every fall: Spring cleaning.

Name something you shouldn't leave in the car when it's hot: A wallet.

Name a specific part of the body that's hard to keep a band-aid on: Hair.

Name something children bring home from school: Colds.

Name a state that borders Canada: New Jersey.

Name the month with the best weather: January.

Name something you take to the beach: A turkey.

Name a brand of gasoline: Regular.

Name something that usually comes with a summer storm: Snow.

Something you open other than a door: Your bowels.

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Name something made of leather that a cowboy uses:  A purse.

Name something that can kill a lively party:  Guns.

Name something that is prohibited on most beaches:  Sex.

Name something you should do in moderation or you'll be sorry later:  Sex.

Name something you might buy that could turn out to be phony:  A horse.

The price of a dozen roses:  $1.75.

Besides a bird, name something in a birdcage:  Hamster.

What month does a pregnant woman start to show?: September.

Name a sport that has laps: Baseball.

Name an article of clothing that children are always losing: Their pants.

Name something you might accidentally leave on all night: Your shoes.

Name something that some people do clothed that others do without
clothes: Ride a motorcycle.

Name the first thing you take off after work: Underwear.

Name the most romantic-sounding musical instrument: Drums.

Name something that people cheat on: The Chicago Bears.

Real or fictional, name a famous Willie: Willie the Pooh.

Name any of Santa's reindeer: Snippy.

Name an animal with 3 letters in it's name: Alligator.

Name a holiday that the stores are always busy during: Monday.

What is the heaviest item in your house?: 600 pounds.

Name a children's story or rhyme about a character named Peter: Peter, Paul, and Mary.

Name something that dries up when it gets old: George Burns.

A famous group of singers: The Simpsons.

What time do you wake up?: In the morning.

What time do you go to bed?: At night.

Name something you put in tea: Tea bag.

The following responses come from "The Good, Clean Funnies List Archive."

Name something a blind person might use: A sword.

Name a song with moon in the title: Blue suede moon.

Name a bird with a long neck:  Naomi Campbell.

Name an occupation where you need a torch: A burglar.

Name a famous brother & sister: Bonnie & Clyde.

Name a dangerous race: The Arabs.

Name an item of clothing worn by the 3 musketeers: A horse.

Name something that floats in the bath: Water.

Name something you wear on the beach: A deckchair.

Name something Red: My cardigan.

Name a famous cowboy: Buck Rogers.

Name a famous royal: Mail.

A number you have to memorize: 7.

Something you do before going to bed: Sleep.

Something you put on walls: Roofs.

Something in the garden that's green: Shed.

Something that flies that doesn't have an engine: A bicycle with
wings.

Something you might be allergic to: Skiing.

Name a famous bridge: The bridge over troubled waters.

Something a cat does: Goes to the toilet.

Something you do in the bathroom: Decorate.

Name an animal you might see at the zoo: A dog.

Something associated with the police: Pigs.

A sign of the zodiac: April.

Something slippery: A conman.

A kind of ache: Fillet 'O' Fish.

A jacket potato topping: Jam.

A famous Scotsman: Jock.

Another famous Scotsman: Vinnie Jones.

Something with a hole in it: Window.

A non-living object with legs: Plant.

A domestic animal: Leopard.

A part of the body beginning with 'N': Knee.

A way of cooking fish: Cod.


* The June thread was titled "Stoopid Feud Answers;" the September thread was called "Funny Family Feud answers." Note: As previously mentioned on a.t.g-s, a lot of these answers actually originate from the British version of Family Feud [Family Fortunes].
The title of this page should be in the "Needlepoint" font. If you don't have it, download it here! Thanks to Ryan Mihalus for informing me about this font.

Thanks go out principally to the a.t.g-s folks or else there'd be nothing here. Additional entries were submitted by Jay Lewis and Paul "The Flea." This page is designed to be updated as more funny responses are found, so if you run across any, let me know and you'll receive credit.

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