Pursuing The Trivial - And Failing

I haven't played Trivial Pursuit for a long time.
You know those things you aren't good at? You tend to avoid them.
That's Trivial Pursuit and me.

We're in Washington, near Canadia (which I like to call it, hoping to irritate others), on vacation.
There are twelve of us: Our family of five; Traci's mom, Christina, and Jules; Traci's brother, his girlfriend, and her two boys.
We're near Bellingham for a few nights, and then we'll go up to Whistler (Canadia), where there is lots of snow.

Tonight's game was Trivial Pursuit, 90's edition. Like the standard TP, to win, you need six pieces, different colors, representing different areas of trivia. Overall, we didn't answer many questions correctly - though we were better at answering other's questions than our own. I got stuck on the "technology" area - which isn't surprising since I don't know much about tech today. I missed at least ten consecutive questions on 90's tech.

We decided that to win the game, you only need two colored pieces -not six. Kevin pulled off a win by knowing that a phrase that had something to do with a spoon (I can't remember it - that's how good I am) was from the movie The Matrix.

The game lasted over two hours. The scars will last a lifetime.