
| peachie: “I am said to have been inspired to make the first Christmas lights, candles on a tree, after I saw the twinkling of stars in a forest." Sassy: “Martha Stewart.” applet222: "Who wrote ‘The Clan of the Cave Bear’ and ‘The Mammoth Hunters’?" Lilah: "Auel." peachie: "Auel be seeing you, in all the old familiar places. . ." carebear: "Is that Auel she wrote?" Sassy: "Auel right, already." peachie: “The day after Christmas is what holiday?” ezy2000: “According to Walmart, Valentine's Day starts the day after Christmas.” applet222: “The first coin-operated vending machine dates from at least the first century BC. What religious product did the machine dispense?” maxbearjr: “Doves.” Shi: “Bibles” Occams_Razor: “Hosts.” driving: "Human sacrifices." linds: "Candles." skep: "A super-absorbent yarmulke with wings, for those heavy holy days." Jazz: “Despite their horrific appearance and thirst for vengeance, which fearsome threesome of Greek goddesses were euphemistically called the Eumenides, or 'kindly ones'?” markmyword_81: "3 stooges." oz: “Mothers-in-law.” bubba: “Banger sisters.” applet222: “'According to their biological classification, human beings are members of what genus?” driving: “Homo.” dadier55: "What genus thought that up?” driving: "Needed to be sapient to answer that." applet222: “What 19th-century ladies' costume consisted of a dress with a tight bodice and a flowered skirt draped over a brightly colored petticoat?” Jazz: “Dolly Varden.” applet222: "Yes Jazz!" Jazz: "She had very large breasts and sang country music . . ." dadier55: “Can only be worn from 9 to 5.” applet222: “Of all the animals that have disappeared from the face of the earth, 9 out of 10 have been ________.” Spammy: "Dead." Jazz: “Delicious.’ Spammy: "Abducted by aliens." applet222: "PERSONAL AD ABBREVIATIONS: 'NLP' is an abbreviation of what phrase?" annie: "Non-living person." cupcake_z: "No licking permitted." applet222: "Hint . . . First word is 'No.'" driving: "No large pimples." Mnorph: "No ladies permitted." carebear: "No laughing permitted." bubba: "No lip pursing." skep: "No loser pussies." applet222: “Which school of architecture was associated with Walter Gropius? driving: “Bauhaus.” luddite: “And if he designed doghouses, they'd be from the Bowwowhaus school.” Jazz: “Her interactions with King Rama IV of Siam were carefully recorded in her memoirs, and later became the basis for Hollywood movies such as 'The King and I'. What was the name of this British governess?” Shi-cago_Bears: "Anna something." skep: "Rexick." skep: "Phylactic." Jazz: "What revered actor was born Richard Walter Jenkins Jr. in Pontrhydyfen, Wales, later taking on the surname of his school-master and eventual adoptive father?" stickey_fingers: "Larry the cable guy!" Mountainmage: "His city sounds like a chemical compound." Jazz: "Two wildly exciting sports Qs coming...this first one a hockey Q..." Shi: "Oh puck." Mountainmage: "What is the term for a group of rabbits?" Spammy: "A bugs of bunnies." applet222: "According to the ‘United States Government Printing Office Style Manual,’ residents of Utah can either be referred to as Utahns, Utahans, or ______." skep: "Mormons." applet222: "Utes." Mongo: "In New York City, a ute is a young person." applet222: "The elevated, treeless grassland of South Africa is called the ______." applet222: "The veld or the veldt." driving: "It's only called the veldt in the Yiddish section." peachie: "Oy geveldt." Jazz: "Veldt done, all." applet222: "Germany’s Air Minister Herman Goering put a price of $5,000 on this movie star’s head after he enlisted in the Army Air Corps at age 41." maxbearjr: "Stewart." jd_cajun_idiot_savant: "Gable." applet222: "Clark Gable." maxbearjr: "Stewart was a dollar ninety eight and a pack o gummy bears I guess." driving: "Frankly, applet, I don't give a damn." Jazz: "Well, tomorrow is another day, driving . . . so there!" peachie: "Don't know nuthin about no bounty." jd_cajun_idiot_savant: "I ain't nevah birthed no nazis." applet222: "Dolphins often travel in family groups. What are those groups called?" lobsterboy79: "Football teams." applet222: "FINISH THE PROVERB: ‘A drowning man is not troubled by _______.’" Mountainmage: "Fish." Lilah: "Drought." maxbearjr: "Water." peachie: "Worries." two_walri: "Air." ezy2000: "Raids." ezy2000: "Ex-wives." driving: "Income taxes." sally: "Sharks." softwolf: "Mariah Carey." Lilah: "Hunger." ezy2000: "Slugs." (Answer was 'rain') applet222: "What artist did Vincent Van Gogh quarrel with and stalk with a razor before cutting off the lower part of his own left ear? Sea_Urchin: "Gauguin." Jazz: "He gave the ear to a prostitute named Rachel - said it was a family 'ear'loom . . . ." Mountainmage: "That's an earful, Jazz." Jazz: "Ear ear!" Spammy: "I "hear" she wasn't impressed." applet222: "What state’s standard issue license plates feature a green silhouette of a mountain range beneath the slogan ‘Nothing Could Be Finer’?" peachie: "South Carolina." peachie: "North says 'First in Flight.'" Spammy: "Figured North said 'Shazam!'" maybe_its_me: "This important Italian philosopher from the 13th century is also known as Dr. Angelicus." skep: "Thomas Aquinas?" maxbearjr: "That sounds like a good Marvel villain." skep: "Yes, though it would be "St. Thomas Equinus" and he'd have the head of a horse. His henchman would ask him, 'Why the long face, boss?'" applet222: "What is Shakespeare’s only play to have an English place name in its title?" Lilah: "Merry wives of Windsor." driving: "They should make an updated version 'Desperate Housewives of Windsor.'" ezy2009: "<Am awaiting 'Sheboygan CSI'." applet222: "What is the term for a mechanism which hypothetically moves forever without being driven by an external source of energy?" carebear: "My mother in law's mouth." paulh: "Our lady of Perpetual Motion....mi alma mater" Mountainmage "I second that perpetual emotion." |
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