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Blind Item Guessing Game

Jessica · 10/28/05 11:08AM

Today's Page Six has, quite possibly, THE MOST IMPORTANT BLIND ITEM EVER:

The Blind Item Guessing Game: Starlet Takes It From Cater-Waiter in the Mushroom Puff: Your Answers

Seth Abramovitch · 10/26/05 08:10PM

Wherein we gesture to our idiot-savantastic readership to take their seats in the front row of the humpy E! gossip instructor Ted Casablanca's SAT preparation class and darken with a #2 lead pencil the oval which best completes the comparison: stairwell is to cater-waiter as boning is to blank. Consider all possible answers before answering One Aptitude-Measuring Blind Vice:

The Blind Item Guessing Game: Starlet Takes It From Cater-Waiter in the Mushroom Puff

Seth Abramovitch · 10/26/05 05:27PM

Wherein we gesture to our idiot-savantastic readership to take their seats in the front row of the humpy E! gossip instructor Ted Casablanca's SAT preparation class and darken with a #2 lead pencil the oval which best completes the comparison: stairwell is to cater-waiter as boning is to blank. Consider all possible answers before answering One Aptitude-Measuring Blind Vice:

The Blind Item Guessing Game: Hollywood Has Ten Thousand Words For "Gay"

mark · 10/06/05 12:55PM

Wherein we invite our to readers tug at the bill of their caps, dig into the batter's box, and take their hacks at the blind item spitballs hurled by humpy E! gossip southpaw Ted Casablanca. This week, Ted peeks out into the October sun, sees his shadow, and retreats back into his gossip-hole, ensuring another six weeks of supposedly-straight-actors-are-actually-gay items. Adjust your package and have a go at One Here-We-Go-Again Blind Vice:

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mark · 10/06/05 10:28AM

This one's not for the blind item guessing game (don't worry, that will be along shortly), just for your personal delight. From Page Six:

Blind Item Guessing Game: Pals of Kate Moss

Jessica · 10/04/05 09:19AM

Warning: Reading Village Voice gossipfly Michael Musto's latest column may cause blind item seizures. As he is wont to do, Musto decides to unload nine whodunnits in a single column, leaving us feeling as bewildered as a wet kitten. Most of them are insanely obscure, but we thought we'd throw this sampling out for consumption, confident that you are, of course, much more intelligent than we could ever be: