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trivia 9/21
Did you know...
SINCE 1850, WORLD POPULATION HAS INCREASED 600%.
1. What is the bugle fanfare played before a horse race commonly called ?
(Hint; F____ C____ )
2. Which US Agency's cartoon mascot said, "Give a hoot, Don't pollute".
3. what's the more common way of typing the term, "Hypertext Markup
Language"?
4. Which human organ produces insulin ?
5. What's the weight of the average human head ?
6. What's the more common name for the thyroid cartilage?
7. What was the name of the Inn that was the setting for the TV sit-com,
"Newhart"?
8. Who was known as the "King of Broadway"?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
The National Inquirer was originally a horse-racing tip sheet.
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1. "first call"
2. US FORESTRY SERVICE
3. HTML
4. PANCREAS
5. eight pounds
6. THE ADAM'S APPLE
7. THE STRATFORD INN
8. GEORGE M. COHAN
TRUTH !!
Published in New York, the National Inquirer was a small rag that reported
on thoroughbred racing. Then, in 1952, Italian publisher Generoso Pope Jr.
bought the paper and immediately changed the content of the paper to bizarre and grisly ("I
ate my Baby").
The magazine's national weekly circulation quickly rose into the millions.
Did you know...
SINCE 1850, WORLD POPULATION HAS INCREASED 600%.
1. What is the bugle fanfare played before a horse race commonly called ?
(Hint; F____ C____ )
2. Which US Agency's cartoon mascot said, "Give a hoot, Don't pollute".
3. what's the more common way of typing the term, "Hypertext Markup
Language"?
4. Which human organ produces insulin ?
5. What's the weight of the average human head ?
6. What's the more common name for the thyroid cartilage?
7. What was the name of the Inn that was the setting for the TV sit-com,
"Newhart"?
8. Who was known as the "King of Broadway"?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
The National Inquirer was originally a horse-racing tip sheet.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. "first call"
2. US FORESTRY SERVICE
3. HTML
4. PANCREAS
5. eight pounds
6. THE ADAM'S APPLE
7. THE STRATFORD INN
8. GEORGE M. COHAN
TRUTH !!
Published in New York, the National Inquirer was a small rag that reported
on thoroughbred racing. Then, in 1952, Italian publisher Generoso Pope Jr.
bought the paper and immediately changed the content of the paper to bizarre and grisly ("I
ate my Baby").
The magazine's national weekly circulation quickly rose into the millions.
