1 Fssssssssssssssssttt (oh, yeah-- BZZZT) Who is Spinal Tap (assuming the question has to refer to the "they" in your clue)? or-- What is "The Black Album" (in reference to the alternative to the original concept for "Smell the Glove")? Harry Enos

2 Bzzt! What is a naked, greased woman on all fours with a leash around her neck with a man pressing a black glove into her face to smell?

3 An awesome answer would've really been, "None. None more black."

4 Leif, and to think I once argued that modernity has killed romance... lol

5 Bzzzzzzzzzt.....! What is "Smell The Glove" by Spinal Tap?

6 Big Hominid makes an appearance, yay! i guess it must have been the category title which drew you out of hiding! ; ) Kevin has the correct response. Since there's only one clue left, control of the board is not applicable. the last clue will be in the category "Dicks" for $100.

7 Kevin, you weirdo. You are still weird, aren't you?

8 It's a good thing I don't have to choose: I wouldn't have wanted to declare, in my best Peter O'Toole voice: "Annika, I shall take 'dicks' for one hundred dollars, please!" It's the singular talent of all beautiful women that they can make a man beg for what he already has. This game moves on into Double Jeopardy now, right? I'm not planning on competing; I simply wandered in and saw a question I could answer. I might stick around if I see categories like "Theologies of Religious Pluralism" or "Hua-yen Metaphysics," along with clues like: 1. He's the patriarch who claimed there was no mirror, and nothing on which the dust could settle. 2. His 2002 book described a holographic model of religious pluralism. 3. She's the world-famous Islam expert who sounds suspiciously like Julia Child. 4. He is the most famous proponent of the "convergent" model of religious pluralism. 5. A Sankskrit word that translates roughly as "skillful/appropriate/expedient means." 6. The cosmic law to which, according to Buddhists and many Hindus, even the Judeo-Christian God is subject. 7. The logical principle which, according to thinkers like Aquinas and countless theistic analytical philosophers, even the Judeo-Christian God cannot defy. 8. In Chinese Buddhism, "enlightenment" is referred to as "attaining the Tao," a decidedly different concept from this, the original Sanksrit/Pali term. Shelly, I'm still weird. And while I'm weirding, let me throw out some possible category names for Double Jeopardy. Women and Multiples Why We Love Pigeons Spit or Swallow Sex in the Middle Ages Cock Rings of Feudal Japan Churchill's Blood Alcohol Content Giuliani in '08 Fundamentalist Bloopers Condi's Suitors Democrats and Star Trek Republicans and Lord of the Rings Sikh and Twisted Bush or No Bush? The Mystery of Bruce Campbell Awesome Fight Scenes Random Suburban Shit Hoffa's Legacy Proper English Bukowski vs. Carlin Tom Cruise's Brain and Katie Holmes's Uterus Kevin