"How I Met Your Mother" Quotes 2 Quiz

Answer: "You know what? Let me give you my work address."

With the knowledge that Ted would disfavor her inclination to modern weaponry and ammunition upon moving in her apartment, Robin decided to unsubscribe to "Guns & Ammo". But, as the bargain came to her for the special phone, she did a double take.

Answer: Kazu Nagahama

Kazu Nagahama starred as Shin-Ya, who was called by Ted to pose as Robin during the role-playing exercises as part of Barney's learning more about Robin while having a relationship with her. Ted lamented for him having little capacity in speaking English.

Answer: Vancouver Canucks ice hockey apparel and gear

Robin was pointed out as the one who caused much damage on the wall beside Ted's apartment door, as she in the past pulled off ice hockey gear and enacted the Canucks-Rangers (New York) Stanley Cup final match while drunk. When she tried hitting a real puck towards the doorway, Lily perfected her catch on the puck only to stop Robin but ended up fighting with her after being insulted. Ted mediated and stopped them, angering Barney for doing so (since, for guys like him, it was worth watching) and making him punch on that wall. "Ted, no! You never break up a girl fight! Never!"

Answer: Josh Radnor

The episode "Slutty Pumpkin" exploited Ted's unaccomplished search of the girl who had attracted him with her pumpkin costume in every Halloween party he had attended and had decided to be the love of his life. He felt fascinated with her as a marine biologist, an aficionado of "Star Wars", and the one who mixed Kahlua and root beer for a Halloween drink.

Answer: "There are things I could do to him that will blow his mind!"

After knowing that Marshall and Barney were the ones texting in place of whom Ted thought he is conversing with, Holly, Ted had to get them back. He made a message to the two other boys that he had homosexual dreams with "[his] best friend", referring to only one between Marshall and Barney, causing them to resume the recurring feud of who was Ted's recognized best friend.

Answer: four

By the numbers, ten was the number of individuals, who were unmarried yet, seven of whom were admired seeing Ted. Four of them were women, two of whom gave their real contact numbers. Did you get the catch on how Lily helped him choose between them as a date to the Architects' Ball? Picked the closed left hand, got slapped with it...

Answer: "Retail price: $319.99... What else?"

During the said episode, Barney had to put himself to the test for a win on "The Price Is Right". He actually "had to" so that he got to see whom he found himself thinking was his real father, show host Bob Barker.

Answer: Marshall

Barney imposed a jinx swear on Ted as part of his ultimate "Playbook" act, "The Robin", in his efforts to win Robin's heart. According to the procedure, it was in his expectations that Ted would break the jinx swear, telling Robin that Barney was proposing to her.

Answer: He observed her art experience as beyond what he can teach through the program.

The uses of intonation, of mood, and of speech pattern were key to the humor behind Lily's manner of presenting her experiences while in San Francisco. In her claim, the teacher's remark went like this: "Oh, my God! This is your best work! In all my years teaching, I have never seen anything so... Needless to say, this is art! I can't teach you anything." (He became awed, acted speechless midway in his statement, and offered his own brush as a token of Lily's "wonderful" piece of art.) In reality, he said it like this: "Oh, my God! This is your best work? In all my years teaching, I have never seen anything so... needless! To say this is "art"! I can't teach you anything." (He became disgusted, rendered Lily's work "futile", and confiscatd her brush.)

Answer: False

Bonzo actually aligned with Jimmy and Stacy as among Ted's cousins, the names of whom were all mentioned throughout the series. Ted made a mention of him, when he reminded Lily of how "great" The 88 performed in Bonzo's wedding, two months by the time Marshall and Lily prepare for their wedding, including their search for a band to play there. "Yes, Lily. My cousin, the drummer from Led Zeppelin who died in 1980, got married two months ago."