Vague descriptions

I’m going to vaguely describe something and you can guess what it is. I’m not going to granulize (a verb meaning to make specific) what I mean by something, because then I wouldn’t be doing a good job of being vague. Answers will be at the bottom of the post.

It’s long like a snake and can be found out in nature. It’s located in the pacific northwest. Long ago, it killed thousands of people. After these kills, it took a 100 year hiatus and wasn’t seen for a while. When it returned it continued to kill, but it’s victims were mostly middle schoolers.

It’s a movie about a man who thinks he’s living in Florida, but he’s actually living in a bubble in California.

It’s something that could be worthless or something that could be priceless. It only has value if you give it away and only has value if the recipient isn’t paying close attention. It’s expensive to produce, but the more it’s produced, the cheaper the production cost becomes. Eventually it has a negative production cost.

It’s a book about a bunch of aristocrats trying to sit on an uncomfortable chair.

It’s a word that describes a game that is probably played in a dimly lit space. It can also be a word that describes a fun space that is probably well lit. For the first definition, if there’re a lot of balls visible, it probably means you’re losing. For the second definition, if there're a lot of balls involved, it probably means you’re having a good time. (No, that isn’t innuendo. I could edit it, but at the same time, it is dumb and it does make laugh.)

The Oregon Trail  

The Truman Show

Counterfeit money

Game of Thrones

Pool