Luckytrim
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Trivia 8/2
DID YOU KNOW...
Sanskrit is the most common language in Hindu scriptures; it is also the oldest language in the world.
1. Which fruit is the base of the Middle Eastern food baba ghanoush?
2. Which of the following is a bone in the human ear?
a. - Triquetral
b. - Lunate
c. - Malleus
d. - Hamate
3. Banned from most sports, what are anabolic agents?
a. - Stimulants
b. - Muscle relaxants
c. - Synthetic versions of testosterone
d. - Products designed to hide other drug use
4. This number is a common speed limit in Canada...
a. - 100
b. - 105
c. - 110
d. - 115
5. In this year, Queen Victoria passed away and President William McKinley was assassinated by Leon Czolgosz...
6. According to several accounts of individuals present at the Ambassador Hotel, the "woman in a polka-dot dress" was a possible accomplice in whose assassination?
7. Friggatriskaidekaphobia is an irrational fear of which day of the week,
8. he casting director was enchanted by her hair, her curves and especially by her diphthong. Which part did he like best?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Eric Clapton was the inspiration for the laid-back floppy-eared guitar-strumming rabbit in the BBC children's TV series "Magic Roundabout".
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1. Eggplant
2. - c
3. - c
4. - c
5. - 1901
6. Robert F. Kennedy
7. Friday
8. Her complex vowel sounds
CRAP !!
That honor goes to Bob Dylan !
Created by French animator Serge Danot, Flappy was the name of the rabbit the French and American versions. The BBC series ran from 1965 to 1977 and was rebooted in 2007, with two film versions in between. For the BBC version, Bob Dylan is said to have inspired the rabbit's name with the character's guitar-playing and laid-back hippy style also a reference to the musician.
DID YOU KNOW...
Sanskrit is the most common language in Hindu scriptures; it is also the oldest language in the world.
1. Which fruit is the base of the Middle Eastern food baba ghanoush?
2. Which of the following is a bone in the human ear?
a. - Triquetral
b. - Lunate
c. - Malleus
d. - Hamate
3. Banned from most sports, what are anabolic agents?
a. - Stimulants
b. - Muscle relaxants
c. - Synthetic versions of testosterone
d. - Products designed to hide other drug use
4. This number is a common speed limit in Canada...
a. - 100
b. - 105
c. - 110
d. - 115
5. In this year, Queen Victoria passed away and President William McKinley was assassinated by Leon Czolgosz...
6. According to several accounts of individuals present at the Ambassador Hotel, the "woman in a polka-dot dress" was a possible accomplice in whose assassination?
7. Friggatriskaidekaphobia is an irrational fear of which day of the week,
8. he casting director was enchanted by her hair, her curves and especially by her diphthong. Which part did he like best?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Eric Clapton was the inspiration for the laid-back floppy-eared guitar-strumming rabbit in the BBC children's TV series "Magic Roundabout".
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. Eggplant
2. - c
3. - c
4. - c
5. - 1901
6. Robert F. Kennedy
7. Friday
8. Her complex vowel sounds
CRAP !!
That honor goes to Bob Dylan !
Created by French animator Serge Danot, Flappy was the name of the rabbit the French and American versions. The BBC series ran from 1965 to 1977 and was rebooted in 2007, with two film versions in between. For the BBC version, Bob Dylan is said to have inspired the rabbit's name with the character's guitar-playing and laid-back hippy style also a reference to the musician.
