Guesstimates

I'm attempting to recreate a board game I made several years back. It's called Guesstimates and, much as the title implies, much of the game surrounds ones accuracy of their estimates.

The closer you are to the total, the more spaces you can move up. It was incredibly fun when we tested it years back, but it never ended; partly because there were too many spaces on the board, and partly because there were twelve people playing.

Questions like: How many inches are there in 300 yeads? How many completed passes did Joe Montana throw in 1987? In what year was Napoleon Bonaparte's first battle? How many minutes in length is The Sound of Music? What is 15,678 X 256,113? How many songs are there altogether on all of The Beatles' albulms? How many days was Thomas Jefferson alive? (and so on)

Does that sound like fun? Feel like coming up with some questions? Whether you know the answer or not, throw me a question. If I have to find the answer, I will.

...Or, you could blatantly ignore this thread and follow a similar strategy that you have all been using on my previous threads. (lurkers)