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Which former English footballer played for, amongst others, Liverpool and Hamburg, won four league titles, a European cup, Two European footballer of the year awards and 63 caps? |
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#111157, Posted Today by iwa2
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How come the color blue represents guys and red or pink represents girls? Examples are like toilet signs, etc? |
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#111156, Posted Today by knightmyst
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Audrey Meadows, of The Honeymooners TV show, had a famous brother-in-law? Who was he? |
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#111155, Posted Today by 29CoveRoad
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Whats a Kafka Bureaucracy? |
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#111154, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by dj168
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Who is José Mujica? |
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#111153, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by author
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How did the rapper Chamillionaire come up with the name? |
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#111152, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by great2beme
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What is the FBI's only unsolved hijacking case? |
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#111151, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by star_gazer
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There is a commercial with two guys and a young girl in between them (the "niece" of one of the two guys). One of the guys asks the girl if she likes a particular item (the item that the commercial is advertising). She doesn't respond so the guy says "I'll take that as a yes". What is the item that this particular commercial is advertising? |
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#111150, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by Buddy1
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In the movie "Armageddon", what name is given to the asteroid that threatens the Earth? |
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#111149, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by Datsmeharse
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Was Fidel Castro excommunicated from the Catholic Church? |
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#111148, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by serpa
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What is the difference between a petroglyph and a pictograph? |
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#111147, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by serpa
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Who was the model for "The Sin of Nora Moran" movie poster? |
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#111146, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by serpa
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What is the most money paid for a stag beetle? |
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#111145, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by serpa
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How long do stag beetles live? |
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#111144, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by serpa
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How high is Portugal's highest mountain? |
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#111143, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by flem-ish
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What Hebrew word could possibly be the explanation as to why a certain synagogue in Prague got the strange name "Altneu" Synagogue (aka Staranova Synagogue)? |
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#111142, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by flem-ish
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What group of islands were known as the Flemish Isles in the fifteenth century? |
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#111141, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by flem-ish
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What language(s) was the Glagolitic alphabet designed for? |
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#111140, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by flem-ish
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How is the sister of the poet who penned Elegiac Stanzas related in name to the child for whom “Christians Awake Salute the Happy Morn” was penned? |
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#111139, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by BRY2K
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How does a Norwegian write the equivalent of English glacier in just three letters? |
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#111138, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by flem-ish
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How is the “Turtle Capital of the World” related to an area in the lyrics for “Home for the Holidays” (Stillman and Allen)? |
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#111137, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by BRY2K
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How is the 1931-32 Best Picture Academy Award winner related to the Christmas carol “Pine Cones and Holly Berries”? |
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#111136, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by BRY2K
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What specific Christmastime recipe was inspired by the author of "Life of London: or Days and Nights of Jerry Hawthorne and His Elegant Friend Corinthina Tom"? |
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#111135, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by BRY2K
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How is a 1976 album by musical artist Tom Waits related to the lyrics of “The Wassail Song”? |
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#111134, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by BRY2K
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What is the "backstory" behind "Wild Montana Skies" by John Denver, if any? |
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#111133, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by jimbod5595
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I recently attended an Annual Founder's Dinner for England's second oldest non-church school. Which school is the oldest? |
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#111132, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by gmackematix
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Why are there some purebread horses called quarterhorses? Don't you get the whole horse when you buy it? :) |
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#111131, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by 29CoveRoad
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Which continent is Greece on? |
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#111130, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by puppy_luv16
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Why are canaries being used in the coal mine to detect toxic gases leakage? Why not other animals like cats, mice or other birds? |
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#111129, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by knightmyst
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What organization did housewife Jean Hidetch and 2 friends form in 1963? |
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#111128, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by 29CoveRoad
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What TV show starred Gene Autry's horse, but not Gene Autry? |
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#111127, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by 29CoveRoad
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How did the term earmarked come about? Did they once upon a time mark the ears of people? |
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#111126, Posted on
Nov 29 09 by 29CoveRoad
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In the campy holiday tune “Snoopy vs. The Red Baron,” how would the only temperature mentioned in the song be expressed in Celsius, Kelvin and Reaumur? |
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#111125, Posted on
Nov 28 09 by BRY2K
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What did Ovis aries provide to the Messiah according to “The Friendly Beasts”? |
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#111124, Posted on
Nov 28 09 by BRY2K
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I guess it is not safe to go to school anymore. What lyrics are common to both The Beatles’ “Bad Boy” and the Christmas song “Nuttin' For Christmas”? |
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#111123, Posted on
Nov 28 09 by BRY2K
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Seven liquid gallons equals exactly two hundred twenty-four equivalent units of another measurement. How is this latter scale related in name to a nickname of the football club that calls Priestfield Stadium home field? |
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#111122, Posted on
Nov 28 09 by BRY2K
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How is the comic character with a servant named Buttview related in name to the Grinch’s mode of transport according to “You're a Mean One, Mister Grinch”? |
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#111121, Posted on
Nov 28 09 by BRY2K
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What sort of building do all of these names refer to: Lal Masjid, Moskeng Ginto, Yesil Cami and Mezquita del Globo de Oro? |
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#111120, Posted on
Nov 28 09 by flem-ish
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Was St. Francis a priest? |
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#111119, Posted on
Nov 28 09 by star_gazer
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All U.S. States, except one, have university systems incorporating the name of the state in the title; e.g. University of Texas or California State University. What is this state? |
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#111118, Posted on
Nov 28 09 by clemmydog
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