You Don't Say

[TheIrishPope]

Very good!
And

boner

bonus points?

[Mastermind of Sin]

Michael Bolton!

I was actually pretty close to this earlier, but I threw out Michael as a possibility because it violates the second clue. The syllable "Cold" is not contained anywhere in "Michael Bolton".

[Mastermind of Sin]

Very good!
And

boner

bonus points?

Don Alonso Quijan(o/a)

[Mastermind of Sin]

Here's an easy one.

1. What should you receive a lot of at the hospital?
2. Doing something a second time
3. Trying to get a compliment
4. Hesitant in speech

[TheIrishPope]

It was actually KageLord's turn D:

[xtopherusD]

Michael Bolton!

I was actually pretty close to this earlier, but I threw out Michael as a possibility because it violates the second clue. The syllable "Cold" is not contained anywhere in "Michael Bolton".

That's because the answer was "cool".

[KageLord]

No idear.

1. Greek letter associated with densities
2. Not you
3. 4th most common letter in the English alphabet

4. "My" in French
5. Saying this twice can mean a goodbye
6. First part of the name of a Lenin paper on class struggles

[TheIrishPope]

No Greek letter is only one syllable D:
Me
O

Not fair! It's either ma or mon
Bye
Something

[xtopherusD]

No Greek letter is only one syllable (aside from μ, ν, ξ, π, ρ, τ, φ, χ, ψ)

FTFY

[xtopherusD]

Rho / Me / O // Must be Montague

[Zaicon]

rho - me - o
mon - ta - ??

Romeo Montague, I assume.

Edit: Ninja'd.

[TheIrishPope]

I think toph got it.
Silly Greek letters.

[saulres]

Yeah, mon, ta-ta, and, um, goose.

[Telo]

Here's an easy one.

1. What should you receive a lot of at the hospital?
2. Doing something a second time
3. Trying to get a compliment
4. Hesitant in speech

I didn't see the answer to this one. I guess
Carrie Fisher

[Mastermind of Sin]

Michael Bolton!

I was actually pretty close to this earlier, but I threw out Michael as a possibility because it violates the second clue. The syllable "Cold" is not contained anywhere in "Michael Bolton".

That's because the answer was "cool".

That also doesn't work. The correct syllable would be "cull", not "cool".

[JDGA]

Michael Bolton!

I was actually pretty close to this earlier, but I threw out Michael as a possibility because it violates the second clue. The syllable "Cold" is not contained anywhere in "Michael Bolton".

That's because the answer was "cool".

That also doesn't work. The correct syllable would be "cull", not "cool".

It does, there's just a few different ways to pronounce the name. (Mhy-kol / My-cool)

[RichardGHP]

Michael Bolton!

I was actually pretty close to this earlier, but I threw out Michael as a possibility because it violates the second clue. The syllable "Cold" is not contained anywhere in "Michael Bolton".

That's because the answer was "cool".

That also doesn't work. The correct syllable would be "cull", not "cool".

It sounds like "cool" with a non-American accent.

[Mastermind of Sin]

Michael Bolton!

I was actually pretty close to this earlier, but I threw out Michael as a possibility because it violates the second clue. The syllable "Cold" is not contained anywhere in "Michael Bolton".

That's because the answer was "cool".

That also doesn't work. The correct syllable would be "cull", not "cool".

It does, there's just a few different ways to pronounce the name. (Mhy-kol / My-cool)

Neither of those are remotely correct.

http://www.pronouncenames.com/pronounce/michael

[TheIrishPope]

Guys, don't argue over pronunciation.

[xtopherusD]

Let's go with someone difficult.

1. The next planet
2. Ripped (v.)
3. Something one can do with their business
4. A two letter word
5. There's seven of these, as well (singular)

[Mastermind of Sin]

Michael Bolton!

I was actually pretty close to this earlier, but I threw out Michael as a possibility because it violates the second clue. The syllable "Cold" is not contained anywhere in "Michael Bolton".

That's because the answer was "cool".

That also doesn't work. The correct syllable would be "cull", not "cool".

It sounds like "cool" with a non-American accent.

You mean an "inability to speak proper English" accent? Nothing in the spelling even remotely suggests any sort of "col" or "cool" sound, whereas "cull" and "kale" would be perfectly reasonably arguments. I don't know of any precedents for other similarly spelled words adopting such an unorthodox pronunciation, either.

Guys, don't argue over pronunciation.

Pronunciation is the entire point of this thread...

[Mastermind of Sin]

Let's go with someone difficult.

1. The next planet
2. Ripped (v.)
3. Something one can do with their business
4. A two letter word
5. There's seven of these, as well (singular)

1. Pluto is two syllables >.>
2. Tore
3. Close
4. To
5. Sea

It's a tragedy!

PLUTO TORE CLOSE TO SEA

[KageLord]

Rho / Me / O // Must be Montague

Correct! That last clue was particularly rough but since you would probably know the first name, I thought you'd get it. The Lenin paper was

Guerilla Warfare

.

[xtopherusD]

Pluto's an

ex

-planet, not the

next

planet.

[Mastermind of Sin]

Pluto's an

ex

-planet, not the

next

planet.

I'd argue that Pluto is still a planet...it's a dwarf

planet

. That's besides the point though. In all seriousness, Kepler-76B is WAAAAAAAAY too many syllables. I haven't heard of any confirmed planets more recently than that one, and the news on that broke less than two weeks ago, so it's unlikely there was another one.