Monday, May 01, 2006
its offically my birthday month now

Whoo Whee! :-) Look at all those May Babies! :-) We’ve got 7 member birthday’s this month! Awesome!  If you’re birthday is in May feel free to register and add it; the more the merrier! ;-) Now; on to Monday Trivia!

  1. What Saturday Night Live pundit followed “Deep Thoughts” and “Fuzzy Memories” with excerpts from “My Big Thick Novel”? Jack Handey.  Capn Platypus got this one right!
  2. Who served as both the youngest and oldest defense secretary in U.S History? Donald Rumsfeld. Scott got this one right.
  3. What rapper turned-actor, tired of losing his beads, ordered a rosary tattooed on his chest? Mark Walgberg.  ender got this one correct!
  4. How many of every 1,000 DNA nucleotides do all humans have in common?
  5. What was the first company to distribute construction plans to help brides build tiered wedding cakes using their donuts? Krispy Kreme Capn Platypus got this one right!
  6. What pigment gives barberries their blues—anthocyanin, ferrocyanide or xanthophyll?
  7. How many of every nine carbonated soft drinks produced worldwide were for U.S. consumption, in 1999? Three Jon got this one right!
  8. What city holds a Stella Shouting Contest as part of its annual Tennessee Williams Literacy Festival?
  9. What singer abandoned her celibacy vow after three months, moaning: “I failed miserably”? Sinead O’Connor. shrinkmamma got this one right!
  10. What TV police drama replaces a Silver Spoons alumnus with a former Saved by the Bell star? NYPD Blue. Capn Platypus got this one right!
  11. What NFL linebacker’s tragic death in 2000, was followed by an estate sale to benefit his seven kids and their five mothers? Derick Thomas Capn Platypus got this one right!
  12. Who explained to Hawaiians that they lived in “a part of the United States that is an island that is right here”? Dan Quayle.  Rob got this one right!


Now, I can’t tell if you can cheat by using Blingo or Google, but YOU can. So. When you make your guess I will assume that it means you didn’t cheat. Thanks! It’s an honour system of sorts.
Look it up, if you want to.  Blingo rocks, you can win stuff too.  If you are a BLEX (Blog Explosion) OR a Blog Mad member, post your user name and I’ll send ya some cedits.

Last Weeks Leftovers

  1. What increasingly widespread condition did the IRS annoucne could qualify for a deductible medical expenses, in 2002?  Obesity.
  2. What nation has the highest incidence of kuru, a disease spread by eating human brains? Papua New Guinea

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Monday, April 24, 2006
so very glad we’ve got spell check

It’s good old fashioned trivia questions today.  Twelve of this on this beautiful spring day.

  1. What Kansas town, not surprisingly, bills itself as the “Little Apple”? Manhattan, KS. Lucy got this one right.
  2. What director claimed blonds make the best victims because “they’re like virgin snow that shows up the bloody footprints”? Alfred Hithcock. Scott got this one right!
  3. What button is disabled in almost all elevators, according to Global Elevator Technologies?  The Close Door Button. Miss M got this one right!
  4. What Star Trek collective warns: “Prepare to be assimilated… Resistance is futile”? The Borg : Lucy got this one right.
  5. What increasingly widespread condition did the IRS annoucne could qualify for a deductible medical expenses, in 2002?
  6. What 1995 Epic was the first film to feature Al Pacino and Robert De Niro in the same scene?  Heat. Tracy got this one.
  7. What is the common name for the condition eye doctors call nyctalopia? Night Blindess. James got this one right!
  8. What Tim Burton film did Roger Ebert call ”Jason and the Argonauts crossed with the California raisins”? Nightmare Before Christmas. Scott got this one right!
  9. What nation has the highest incidence of kuru, a disease spread by eating human brains?
  10. Who asks Anakin Skywalker: “Why do I get the feeling you’re going to be the death of me”? Obi-Wan Kenobi.  Tracy got this one right.
  11. What show earned its 11th straight Outstanding Drama Series Emmy nomination in 2002?  Law and Order.  Tracy got this one!
  12. What world leader promised, in 2001: You teach a child to read and he or her will be able to pass a literacy test”?  George W Bush. texasbunch got this one right!

Now, I can’t tell if you can cheat by using Blingo or Google, but YOU can. So. When you make your guess I will assume that it means you didn’t cheat. Thanks! It’s an honour system of sorts.  If you are a BLEX (Blog Explosion) member, post your user name and I’ll send ya some credits!  10 credits for all answer. (10 min, 10 max)

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Monday, April 10, 2006
Monday trivia with a twist

Since I found that comic generator the other day, I’ve sort of been obsessed with it.  I decided to make some clips using movie quotes to use in the movie Trivia.  You’re supposed to be able to guess the movie by the comic. :-) I tried to use images that sort of LOOKED like the characters too - as best I could anyway. :-)

  1. people crying people moan / look for a dry place to call their home / try to find some place to rest their bones / While the angels and the devils try to make them their own Nirvana. Lake of Fire. Moo got this one right!
  2. Name the Title of this Movie. Although Meli got this one, I won’t post the answer here on the main post. :-)
  3. Put it in your heart / Where tomorrow shines / Gold and silver shine Shiney Happy People. by REM candoor got this one right.
  4. Name the Title of this Movie. Although Meli got this one, I won’t post the answer here on the main post. :-)
  5. Deep down inside I feel to scream / This terrible silence stops me / Now that the war is through with me / I’m waking up I can not see One. By Metallica.  Moo got this one right!
  6. Name the Title of this Movie. Although Meli got this one, I won’t post the answer here on the main post. :-)

Now, I can’t tell if you can cheat by using Blingo or Google, but YOU can. So. When you make your guess I will assume that it means you didn’t cheat. Thanks! It’s an honour system of sorts.  If you are a BLEX member, post your user name and I’ll send ya some credits!  10 credits for all answer. (10 min, 10 max)

Oh, and as for Last weeks. Not all of the questions had answers.  Even after a WHOLE week ;-)

  1. The band begins at ten to six / When Mr. K. performs his tricks without a sound / And Mr. H. will demonstrate / Ten summersets he’ll undertake on solid ground. The song is For the “Benefit of Mr Kite” by The Beatles
  2. The girls need a break-tonight we’re gonna take / The chance to get out on the town / We don’t need romance-we only wanna dance / We’re gonna let our hair hang down The song is “Man! I Feel Like A Woman!” by Shania Twain

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Monday, March 27, 2006
because it’s about damn time

I think its time for a round of music lyric/movie quote trivia, don’t you?  If you are a BLEX member*, post your user name and I’ll send ya some credits!  10 credits for every one answer. It goes music/movie/music/movie etc.  Name the Song Title (and Artist) for the lyrics and name the movie (and character) for the movie quotes.

  1. The goddess on the mountain top/was burning like a silver flame Venus, by Banarama. Loquacious Curmudgeon got this one right! But Cat would have gotten it first if my comments hadn’t been farked.
  2. “I can’t talk to my son! I don’t know what he wants or what he thinks or what he feels. I can’t tell him that I love him, I can’t tell him who I am. I want to talk to my son!” Mr Holland’s Opus. Lucy got this one right!
  3. I hear you’re losing weight again Mary Jane/Do you ever wonder who you’re losing it for.  Alanis Morisette MaryJane. Lucy got this one right!
  4. “Marijuana is not a drug. I used to suck dick for coke. Now that’s an addiction. You ever suck some dick for marijuana?” Half Baked.  Jay got this one right!
  5. I want to turn the whole thing upside down/I’ll find the things they say just can’t be found Upside Down by Jack Johnson. Brad got this one right!
  6. “Why can’t you be in a good mood? How hard is it to decide to be in a good mood and be in a good mood once in a while?” Say Anything. Beth got this one right!
  7. Ain’t my job/To fuck you on your birthday anymore/If i want to be repeatedly shit on i’ll go make dutch porn. Bloodhound Gang - No Hard Feelings Cat got this one right!
  8. “What can you say about a twenty-five-year-old girl who died? That she was beautiful and brilliant? That she loved Mozart and Bach, the Beatles, and me?” Love Story. Wendy got this one right!

Now, I can’t tell if you can cheat by using Blingo or Google, but YOU can. So. When you make your guess I will assume that it means you didn’t cheat. Thanks! It’s an honour system of sorts. 

*I’d love to give away credits to BlogMad members too but I don’t have any extra. Doesn’t mean you can’t/shouldn’t play. 

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Monday, March 06, 2006
because I did watch the Oscars last night

These are all Arts & Entertainment questions. It’s actually pretty amusing how many are related to last night’s Oscars in some way.  Have fun!

New Rules.  If you are a BLEX member and you get at least one comment right you will be entered into a drawing for 10 BLEX Credits. Please be sure to note if you are a BLEX Member.

  1. What 1981 Oscar-winning movie was filmed at New Hampshire’s Squam Lake? On Golden Pond Noelle got this one right.
  2. What future sictcom star eased her path to fame by adopting her half-sister Melissa’s last name? Sara Gilbert. NinaKaye got this one right.
  3. What long-lived sitcom fittingly ended it’s final episode in 1993 with the words :"We’re closed”? Cheers. Miss M got this one right.
  4. What country diva belted out an unlikely cover of Stairway to Heaven on her album Halos and Horns? Dolly PartonPotter System got this one corrent.
  5. What Fox TV series needed an entire season to depict the day of a U.S presidential primary? 24. Pandora got this one right.
  6. What crime show because the first series to dethrone ER as TV’s top-rated drama? CSI. Pandora got this one right.
  7. Who played Clark to Teri Hatcher‘s Lois? Dean Cain. Pandora got this one right.
  8. What phrase replaces “And the winner is...” at Academy Awards presentations in the 1990s? And the Oscar goes to… Dean Cain. Pandora got this one right.
  9. What award-winning Ang Lee film drew derision in China for its lead actors’ thick Honk Kong and Malaysian accents? Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Noelle got this one right.

Now, I can’t tell if you can cheat by using Blingo or Google, but YOU can. So. When you make your guess I will assume that it means you didn’t cheat. Thanks! It’s an honour system of sorts. 

buttons after the bump

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Monday, February 20, 2006
because sometimes you need a little pressure

I was looking through the cards today to pick out questions, and I realized I’d done a lot of them before.  So I decided it was time to do some movie/music trivia along with the questions.  That’s right - we’ve got three trivia questions, 3 music quotes, and three movie quotes.  Have fun! :)

  1. What were the first two movies to star Keanu Reeves as a former Ohio State quarterback? The Replacements and Point Break. Rob for this one.
  2. MOVIE : “Everyone knows that I’m orally fixated and you can’t deny that I played you like a violin!” Waiting. Rob for this one.
  3. MUSIC : So I was sayin to Ruth, She thinks I’m tellin the truth cause I can’t lie/I can’t go on. There’s never nothing to say cause you’re not gone.
  4. What 20th-century musician did voters pick as the most important composer of the millennium, in a 1999 BBS poll?
  5. MOVIE : “For if knowledge is power, then a GOD AM *I*! Was that over the top? I can never tell.” Batman Forever. Jenny got this one.
  6. MUSIC : Why don’t you show me the little bit of spine/You’ve been saving for his mattress, love
  7. What TV show opens by explaining: “Everythings made up and the points don’t matter”? Who’s Line is it Anyway?. Jenny got this one.
  8. MOVIE : “I wish I could say something classy and inspirational, but that just wouldn’t be our style.” The Replacements. ocB got this one right.
  9. MUSIC : Take these broken wings and learn to fly/All your life/You were only waiting for this moment to arise Blackbird by The Beatles.. Jenny got this one.

Now, I can’t tell if you can cheat by using Blingo or Google, but YOU can. So. When you make your guess I will assume that it means you didn’t cheat. Thanks! It’s an honour system of sorts. 

buttons after the bump

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Monday, February 13, 2006
third time is the charm

wow.  12 is a lot. AGAIN Have fun yall. I labeled the questions this time.  AE = Arts and Entertainment.  HIS = History.  WC = Wild Card. SN = Science and Nature. PP = People & Places. Have fun! :)

  1. AE What budding disco icon manged only to shout “Blasphemer! Blasphemer!” in his first film role, as a satanic priest in Devil’s Rain? John Travolta. Rob got this one correct!
  2. HIS How much did the original Nathan’s hot dog cost, in 1916? 5 Cents.  Texasbunch got this right.
  3. WC What actor declared in 1992 : “I would feel very naked without a 12-guage shotgun under my bed”? It’s Charleton Heston and Nina guessed this one right.
  4. HIS Who granted the most presidential pardons - Bill Clinton, Dwight D Eisenhower, or Ronald Reagan? Eisenhower.  Texasbunch got this right.
  5. SN What cosmetic product has traditionally been made using ambergris, a waxy substance produced in a sperm whale’s intestines? Perfume.  Texasbunch got this right.
  6. WC How man ounces did a McDonald’s “small” soft drink cup hold, in 2002?
  7. AE What nostalgic Barenaked Ladies hit describes a vacant dwelling “42 stairs from the street”? The Old Apartment Scooter got this one.
  8. SN What plant is also known as Spanish Juice Root, Sweet Wood, and Lickweed? Licorice. Rob got this one correct!
  9. PP How many of every 10 U.S. 25- to 34-year-olds were living with their parents in 2000?
  10. HIS What secret Yale society initiated William F Buckley, George Bush and George W. Bush? Skull & Bones. Scooter got this one.
  11. HIS What Briton earned infamy for murmuring to his mistress “In the next life I’d like to come back as your trousers”? Prince Charles Scooter got this one.
  12. WC What color were the letters printed on M&M’s, from 1940 to 1954? Black. Rob got this one correct!

Now, I can’t tell if you can cheat by using Blingo or Google, but YOU can. So. When you make your guess I will assume that it means you didn’t cheat. Thanks! It’s an honour system of sorts. 

buttons after the bump

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Monday, February 06, 2006
hey look, i am being consistent

wow.  12 is a lot. Have fun yall. We’ve got Arts & Entertainment; we’ve got History. We’ve got Wild Cards. We’ve got Science & Nature; we’ve got Sports. We’ve even got a People & Places.  Whoo. I’ve got one from every category! Have at it, and have fun!

  1. What Eight Is Enough alum landed a gig as a scripture-spouting superhero named Bibleman? Willie Aames.  Scooter got this one right.
  2. Who were the only two signers of the Deceleration of Independence to go on to become U.S President? John Adams ans Thomas Jefferson. Scooter got this one right.
  3. What was Tampa radio deejay “Bubba the Love Sponge” ultimately acquitted of cruelty for slaughtering on his Roadkill Barbecue show? A pig. Meli got this one!
  4. What nation sends the most visitors to the U.S? Canada. Chris & Mary got this one.
  5. What automaker was the first to sell hybrid gas-electric cars in the U.S, in 1997? Honda. Chris & Mary got this one.
  6. How many pitches did it take Kansas City rookie hurler Miguel Asencio to walk the first four batters he faced in his first game, in 2002?  Sixteen
  7. Who was advised by a People magazine fashion guru to “start thinking about tomorrow and kisser her gypsy garb goodbye,” in 2001? Stevie Nicks
  8. Which rays are not part of the electromagnetic spectrum - cosmic rays, gamma rays or X-rays? Cosmic Rays.  Scooter got this one right.
  9. What religious sect encourages its teens to enjoy a few years of rumschringes, or “running around,” before settling down? the Amish.  Scooter got this one right.
  10. How many U.S. Supreme Court justices must agree to hear a case before it’s put on the docket? Four. Avi got this one.
  11. What rock star, a new Jehovah’s Witness convert, told Gotham magazine that he’d sworn off profanity, in 2001? PrinceScooter got this one right.
  12. What color is the other brick road that appears in The Wizard of Oz, along side the yellow one? Red Scooter got this one right.

Now, I can’t tell if you can cheat by using Blingo or Google, but YOU can. So. When you make your guess I will assume that it means you didn’t cheat. Thanks! It’s an honour system of sorts. 

Just answer the dang things; “cheat” if you wanna! :)

buttons after the bump

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Wednesday, February 01, 2006
shuffle ball change

So. You mean to tell me that NONE of you know who Bob Fosse is?  I’m shocked that none of you could tell me that it was Bob Fosee that created the Amoeba, the Drip, and the Zonk. Shocked. :) (that would be #9 on the last set of trivia questions i posted.)

Since today is February first the birthday list there in the sidebar has been switched up. (It’s an automatic thing, it’s not like I’m taking credit.) But I noticed it cause it’s sort of a weird listing. There are three February birthdays.  (Technically two - but we’ll get to that in a minute.) They’re all right in a freaking row too.  the 24th (FFAF), the 25th (OHB) and the 26th (Pandora.) Neat trick, huh? :) I know, it’s not really that cool, but I think it’s kinda cool. But I’m a sucker for patterns like that.  Now. Technically the 24th isn’t a Birthday, it’s an anniversary.  It’s the TWO YEAR anniversary of Free for All Friday actually.  Last year we did a scavenger hunt (that didn’t work out so well) with all the blogs participating in FFAF.  We haven’t quite decided what to do THIS year, but rest assured we are doing something. :)

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