*sigh*
Well maybe the next time Stephen. Will let you off easy this time.
Love to you
Warmie
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Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2006 8:25 pm
Question was:
What town derives it's name from an Indian word which means "the town of the sandflies"?
Answer:
Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. Punxsutawney comes from the Indian name for the location "ponksad-uteney," which means "the town of the sandflies." And we all know that Punxsutawney is the place of the famous groundhog, who had his big day yesterday.
Give Flossy a point. Very well done.
Repeat of tie breaking question for Flossy and Courtney:
What is unihemispheric slow-wave sleep?
Good luck you two.
Question was:
What town derives it's name from an Indian word which means "the town of the sandflies"?
Answer:
Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. Punxsutawney comes from the Indian name for the location "ponksad-uteney," which means "the town of the sandflies." And we all know that Punxsutawney is the place of the famous groundhog, who had his big day yesterday.
Give Flossy a point. Very well done.
Repeat of tie breaking question for Flossy and Courtney:
What is unihemispheric slow-wave sleep?
Good luck you two.
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Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2006 10:12 pm
Tie breaker answer is:
It is sleeping with one eye open and half the brain awake. Dolphins, seals, manatees and birds can do this. In marine animals, this kind of sleep is critical for it allows them to sleep and swim to the surface to breathe.
Flossy gets the tie-breaker point for the month of February.
Flossy I think you are the winner.
Need offical word from Stephen.
Way to go!
Tie breaker answer is:
It is sleeping with one eye open and half the brain awake. Dolphins, seals, manatees and birds can do this. In marine animals, this kind of sleep is critical for it allows them to sleep and swim to the surface to breathe.
Flossy gets the tie-breaker point for the month of February.
Flossy I think you are the winner.
Need offical word from Stephen.
Way to go!
Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 9:59 am
the noid was for domino's pizza. he was annoying.
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TOYOTA PROJECT GENESIS HISTORY
the noid was for domino's pizza. he was annoying.
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TOYOTA PROJECT GENESIS HISTORY
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Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 11:03 am
Now the question was:
"The Noid" was the cartoon mascot for what company?
Courtney comes in with correct answer:
Domino's Pizza
Very good Courtney, score one for you.
*************Score at the moment***************
Courtney - 1 for the month of March
Flossy - 1 for the moth of March
Flossy winner for February................hope this helps Stephen.
New question:
What is the total number of letter cubes in the classic game "Perquackey"?
Good luck!
Now the question was:
"The Noid" was the cartoon mascot for what company?
Courtney comes in with correct answer:
Domino's Pizza
Very good Courtney, score one for you.
*************Score at the moment***************
Courtney - 1 for the month of March
Flossy - 1 for the moth of March
Flossy winner for February................hope this helps Stephen.
New question:
What is the total number of letter cubes in the classic game "Perquackey"?
Good luck!
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Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 7:20 pm
lol Warmsoul...
I'm here in the background doing the number crunching.
Yes, I agree with you: Flossy is crowned Queen of the forum trivia game for February... but only by a slight margin.
Hmm, wish I could answer some of these question... but my general knowledge is certainly increasing
Stephen
lol Warmsoul...
I'm here in the background doing the number crunching.
Yes, I agree with you: Flossy is crowned Queen of the forum trivia game for February... but only by a slight margin.
Hmm, wish I could answer some of these question... but my general knowledge is certainly increasing
Stephen
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Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 9:05 pm
((((((((((((((((Stephen)))))))))))) a warm hug for all that math work dumped on you.
LOL
Question was:
What is the total number of letter cubes in the classic game "Perquackey"?
Answer is:
13. There are 10 black dice and 3 red dice.
Question:
Which of Disney's classic songs was the first Disney song to win an Academy Award?
Good luck!
((((((((((((((((Stephen)))))))))))) a warm hug for all that math work dumped on you.
LOL
Question was:
What is the total number of letter cubes in the classic game "Perquackey"?
Answer is:
13. There are 10 black dice and 3 red dice.
Question:
Which of Disney's classic songs was the first Disney song to win an Academy Award?
Good luck!
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 4:29 pm
Question was:
Which of Disney's classic songs was the first Disney song to win an Academy Award?
Answer is:
The first Oscar-winning song from a Disney film was "When You Wish Upon a Star," from "Pinocchio."
Question:
What book begins with the line "This is my favorite book in all the world, though I have never read it."?
Good luck.
Question was:
Which of Disney's classic songs was the first Disney song to win an Academy Award?
Answer is:
The first Oscar-winning song from a Disney film was "When You Wish Upon a Star," from "Pinocchio."
Question:
What book begins with the line "This is my favorite book in all the world, though I have never read it."?
Good luck.
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 8:02 pm
((((((((((((Courtney)))))))))))))))
Very good!!
Answer:
"The Princess Bride" by William Goldman.
New Question:
When Lucille LeSueur was a new starlet, her boss deemed her name unsuitable for a marquee. A write-in contest was held to pick a new name for her, but the winning name was already taken by a Hollywood bit player, so the runner-up name, submitted by Mrs. Marie M. Tisdale, was chosen instead, and a star was born. What was the name the world came to know this actress by?
Good Luck!!
((((((((((((Courtney)))))))))))))))
Very good!!
Answer:
"The Princess Bride" by William Goldman.
New Question:
When Lucille LeSueur was a new starlet, her boss deemed her name unsuitable for a marquee. A write-in contest was held to pick a new name for her, but the winning name was already taken by a Hollywood bit player, so the runner-up name, submitted by Mrs. Marie M. Tisdale, was chosen instead, and a star was born. What was the name the world came to know this actress by?
Good Luck!!
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Posted: Wed Mar 08, 2006 9:11 am
((((((((((((((((((((((((MyFlossy))))))))))))))))
Very good....
Question was:
When Lucille LeSueur was a new starlet, her boss deemed her name unsuitable for a marquee. A write-in contest was held to pick a new name for her, but the winning name was already taken by a Hollywood bit player, so the runner-up name, submitted by Mrs. Marie M. Tisdale, was chosen instead, and a star was born. What was the name the world came to know this actress by?
Answer is:
Joan Crawford. "Joan Arden" was chosen first, but it was already in use. "Movie Weekly" magazine held the contest, and awarded Mrs. Tisdale, a woman from Albany, New York, $500 for "Joan Crawford".
Score is tied 2 each for you and Courtney now. (Paying attention Stephen) LOL
New Questions:
What body organ were 44, 989 U.S. citizens on a waiting list for by April 30 of 2000?
Good luck!
((((((((((((((((((((((((MyFlossy))))))))))))))))
Very good....
Question was:
When Lucille LeSueur was a new starlet, her boss deemed her name unsuitable for a marquee. A write-in contest was held to pick a new name for her, but the winning name was already taken by a Hollywood bit player, so the runner-up name, submitted by Mrs. Marie M. Tisdale, was chosen instead, and a star was born. What was the name the world came to know this actress by?
Answer is:
Joan Crawford. "Joan Arden" was chosen first, but it was already in use. "Movie Weekly" magazine held the contest, and awarded Mrs. Tisdale, a woman from Albany, New York, $500 for "Joan Crawford".
Score is tied 2 each for you and Courtney now. (Paying attention Stephen) LOL
New Questions:
What body organ were 44, 989 U.S. citizens on a waiting list for by April 30 of 2000?
Good luck!
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