I've got it all planned out. Draw an empty syringe and draw nine markings on it so that there are ten sections. Then, for each wrong letter, color in one section: each section represents about 5 cc's of KCl, because there are 50 cc's of potassium chloride in a US lethal injection. That way, you get ten wrong answers, which should be plenty.
Expanding on that, I know that with hangman now, you can either play it with the pillar already drawn, which results in six turns, or where you draw the pillar, which results in nine or ten turns. So you could fill the syringe up by 10 cc's at a time to get five turns, or 5 cc's at a time to get 10 turns. Seems close enough to me.
I've got it all planned out. Draw an empty syringe and draw nine markings on it so that there are ten sections. Then, for each wrong letter, color in one section: each section represents about 5 cc's of KCl, because there are 50 cc's of potassium chloride in a US lethal injection. That way, you get ten wrong answers, which should be plenty.
Expanding on that, I know that with hangman now, you can either play it with the pillar already drawn, which results in six turns, or where you draw the pillar, which results in nine or ten turns. So you could fill the syringe up by 10 cc's at a time to get five turns, or 5 cc's at a time to get 10 turns. Seems close enough to me.
I feel like you would get more turns with that, depending on how you draw it.