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If a man kills his wife while he is asleep having a nightmare, is he guilty of murder? 2 answers #110909, Posted Today by star_gazer
How would "Professor" Jimmie Edmondson, in the midst of his act, spell the French word for "after"? 3 answers #110908, Posted Today by Datsmeharse
Did "The Girl Who Is Too Beautiful" make any movies with Douglas Fairbanks, Sr.? 2 answers #110907, Posted Today by serpa
Did Albert Einstein ever visit the White House? 2 answers #110906, Posted Today by serpa
In what year did Russia change it's calendar from Anno Mundi to Anno Domini? 4 answers #110905, Posted Today by serpa
Which actress did Bette Davis say this about; "Her eyebrows are like African caterpillars"? 1 answer #110904, Posted Today by serpa
What was Mary of Teck's real name and who did she marry? 1 answer #110903, Posted Today by serpa
Where in Rome, did they at Christmas in 2007, show people the panniculum instead of the cunambulum, and what was the reason? 4 answers #110902, Posted Today by flem-ish
Who were the French married couple who in Revolutionary France, in 1794, four years after their marriage, were sent to the guillotine, by the very person who had wedded them? 2 answers #110901, Posted Today by flem-ish
In a certain Roman Church they claim they have the "Sacra Culla", by which they mean wooden boards of Christ's Manger. Is Culla in this context a Latin or an Italian term, and what is its normal translation in modern English? 1 answer #110900, Posted Today by flem-ish
Which is the only athlete to have broken 6 world records in one day? I have found Ralph Rose & Jesse Owens and cannot decide; can anyone help? 1 answer #110899, Posted Today by nibbles0011
Nadia Comaneci scored the first perfect 10 in gymnastics. Who was the second person to achieve this? 2 answers #110898, Posted Today by nibbles0011
Why did President Lincoln write to George Patten, a school boy? 1 answer #110897, Posted Today by star_gazer
What name is shared between the Lone Ranger and a Derby winning jockey in the 1990s? 3 answers #110896, Posted Today by nibbles0011
Where is there an inn that looks just like a huge beagle? 1 answer #110895, Posted Today by star_gazer
Is Oprah retiring? 1 answer #110894, Posted Today by star_gazer
What is the supposed origin of the Holy Stairs in Rome and how many steps has it got? 1 answer #110893, Posted Today by flem-ish
Who were the original "Moors" or "Moros"? 1 answer #110892, Posted Today by flem-ish
What is the oldest book in the New Testament? 4 answers #110891, Posted on Nov 19 09 by star_gazer
Who won the 1988 Juno Award for Album of the Year? 1 answer #110890, Posted on Nov 19 09 by serpa
What is the Feynman point? 1 answer #110889, Posted on Nov 19 09 by serpa
What is The American Crisis? 2 answers #110888, Posted on Nov 19 09 by serpa
What did Hang Mioku inject into her face? Kids don't try this at home. 2 answers #110887, Posted on Nov 19 09 by serpa
How many deer carcasses did Randy Good have in his yard recently? 1 answer #110886, Posted on Nov 19 09 by serpa
Why did a Roman Catholic Council abolish side aisles in church buildings? 1 answer #110885, Posted on Nov 19 09 by flem-ish
What happened or is believed to have happened to the manger that Christ was laid in at birth? 1 answer #110884, Posted on Nov 19 09 by flem-ish
What European Head of State lives in a residence that was originally built for Popes of the Roman Catholic Church? 3 answers #110883, Posted on Nov 19 09 by flem-ish
Can anyone see what comes next -1 1.41 1.73 2 2.24 and why? 3 answers #110882, Posted on Nov 19 09 by nibbles0011
Can you name the club who holds the record in the English Premier League for winning the most successive home matches from the start of a season? 1 answer #110881, Posted on Nov 19 09 by iwa2
In which Califoronia city do the fictional cast of "Galaxy Quest" make a personal appearance at a Tech Value Electronics Superstore? (By Grapthar's Hammer, what a savings...) 1 answer #110880, Posted on Nov 19 09 by Datsmeharse
On US currency, $100-$5 bills minted in US from 2000 to present, on the reverse side of this bill in the lower right hand corner the denomination of the bill is printed larger then elsewhere on the bill. Why is that? 1 answer #110879, Posted on Nov 19 09 by 29CoveRoad
What are most mall Santas demanding this year? 2 answers #110878, Posted on Nov 19 09 by star_gazer
Could someone please provide me a list of English monarchs who were executed? 4 answers #110877, Posted on Nov 19 09 by doublemm
What will Barrow, Alaska be missing for the next two months? 2 answers #110876, Posted on Nov 19 09 by star_gazer
What exactly are the "hebe jebes"? 1 answer #110875, Posted on Nov 18 09 by star_gazer
Does Orange Pekoe tea have real orange in it? 3 answers #110874, Posted on Nov 18 09 by star_gazer
In forensics, what does the term CODIS stand for? 2 answers #110873, Posted on Nov 18 09 by 29CoveRoad
What game piece would be the likely choice for actor Sidney Toler when playing the board game “Why: presented by Alfred Hitchcock”? 1 answer #110872, Posted on Nov 18 09 by BRY2K
What gibberish phrase did Megan Jasper tell The New York Times meant “hanging out”? 2 answers #110871, Posted on Nov 18 09 by BRY2K
How are the lyrics “In chapter four you break up but you give her just one more chance” and the 1969 faux album The Masked Marauders linked? 1 answer #110870, Posted on Nov 18 09 by BRY2K
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