Luckytrim
Grill Master
trivia 1/1
DID YOU KNOW...
In the open ocean, a Tsunami sometimes travels as fast as a jet plane.
1. What is a "Parrothead"?
2. Anthropodermic bibliopegy is uncommon in modern times, but is dated back
to the 17th century. What material is used to bind books under this method?
3. Nearly every film you watch involves the art of a "Foley Man". What does
a "Foley Man" do?
a. - Head of Lighting
b. - Sound Effects Creator
c. - Final editing
d. - Male Wardrobe Tech
4. In tennis, what term is used to signify a tie?
5. By what other name was Martha Jane Burke known?
(Hint ; Wild Bill would know ...)
6. In an Italian restaurant, the waiter brings you a fiasco. What is this
fiasco?
7. The Benelux consists of which three countries?
8. What does the Portuguese phrase "cobra de capello" translate to in
English ?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
The English Parliament to pass a law, in 1647, making the celebration of
Christmas illegal.
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1. a Fan of Jimmy Buffett
2. Human Skin
3. - b
4. Deuce
5. Calamity Jane
6. A wine bottle in a straw basket
7. Luxembourg, Netherlands and Belgium
8. 'Hooded Snake'
TRUTH !!
Oliver Cromwell was first elected as a Member of Parliament in England in
1628. After successful military campaigns against the Royalists, he had
further campaigns in Ireland and Scotland. In 1653, he was made Lord
Protector of the newly formed Commonwealth of England and remained in this
position until his death in 1658. He was an extremely religious man and
believed that feasting and revelry on Christmas Day was immoral and so
persuaded Parliament to ban it along with all celebration of the day.
The law wasn't repealed until 1660, two years after Cromwell's death .
DID YOU KNOW...
In the open ocean, a Tsunami sometimes travels as fast as a jet plane.
1. What is a "Parrothead"?
2. Anthropodermic bibliopegy is uncommon in modern times, but is dated back
to the 17th century. What material is used to bind books under this method?
3. Nearly every film you watch involves the art of a "Foley Man". What does
a "Foley Man" do?
a. - Head of Lighting
b. - Sound Effects Creator
c. - Final editing
d. - Male Wardrobe Tech
4. In tennis, what term is used to signify a tie?
5. By what other name was Martha Jane Burke known?
(Hint ; Wild Bill would know ...)
6. In an Italian restaurant, the waiter brings you a fiasco. What is this
fiasco?
7. The Benelux consists of which three countries?
8. What does the Portuguese phrase "cobra de capello" translate to in
English ?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
The English Parliament to pass a law, in 1647, making the celebration of
Christmas illegal.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. a Fan of Jimmy Buffett
2. Human Skin
3. - b
4. Deuce
5. Calamity Jane
6. A wine bottle in a straw basket
7. Luxembourg, Netherlands and Belgium
8. 'Hooded Snake'
TRUTH !!
Oliver Cromwell was first elected as a Member of Parliament in England in
1628. After successful military campaigns against the Royalists, he had
further campaigns in Ireland and Scotland. In 1653, he was made Lord
Protector of the newly formed Commonwealth of England and remained in this
position until his death in 1658. He was an extremely religious man and
believed that feasting and revelry on Christmas Day was immoral and so
persuaded Parliament to ban it along with all celebration of the day.
The law wasn't repealed until 1660, two years after Cromwell's death .
