freerice.com

[Drag187]

This seems like a game that Stinkyattic would be very good at. Her vocabulary seems to be very large :thumbsup:. (BTW, this is kind of fun, feel like i am expanding my brain)

[PackAnotherBowl]

Thats really cool,I'm playing it right now. I got the first one right !

[beginerbuddah]

just got 4000 grains while baked
quite proud of tht :jointsmile:

[Eazy]

1300 lvl 36 whoooop im stoned outa ma noggin and feeding ppl around the world like.. wow !

[Storm Crow]

One of my New Year's resolutions is to earn 10,000 grains a day. So far, so good! :thumbsup:

My highest total for one day was 42,000 grains of rice (420 x 100) with a 50 level. I dare you to try and beat that! :dance: (Normally, I'm not this much of an egotist, but it's a such good cause! ) - Granny:hippy:

[Enemy of Real1ty]

Very nice find, I'll spread the word about this on Xomba.com

[DreadConches]

I would play more, but there are 29,000 grains of rice (on average) in a pound. That just ruined it for me, although I will continue to play (it really does help to improve vocabulary). And StormCrow, YOU'RE ON. Or maybe tomorrow.........

[Enemy of Real1ty]

lvl 38 before i got one wrong. also I wanted to spread the word about it, so I wrote an article on a publishing site, hopefully more people will play this and make world hunger something of the past. Heres the link, let me know if I did it justice :thumbsup:
FreeRice.com: The UN's game to end world hunger.

[ceecee79]

I believe I 1st heard of this on the CBS evening news, and both my daughter and I have visited the site multiple times to play. I think it is a great idea and worthwhile.

[Storm Crow]

Dread, you are looking at it as dry rice! Cooked, a pound of rice, plus whatever can be scrounged can be a whole family's food! Cook up a pound of real rice and see how much it is!

There are over 20,000 ACTIVE members here at C.com. If every one of them did just 420 grains a day, C.com would be donating about 290 pounds of rice every day! (20,000 x 420 =8,400,000 grains divide by 29,000 = 289.6 pounds) THAT would feed a village for a day or two! We could do it!

(I'm up to 3,000 grains this morning, 50/50 level and ZERO mistakes!- Granny sticks fingers in ears, going "Nanny-nanny-nah-nah!" LOL)- Granny:hippy: