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I've heard of Pig Latin but what is Dog Latin? |
3 answers
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#111025, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by serpa
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What has 430 diamonds that weigh about 4 carats and has tweezers? |
2 answers
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#111024, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by serpa
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What is Drake's Plate? |
1 answer
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#111023, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by serpa
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What are the Eleusinian Mysteries? |
1 answer
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#111022, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by serpa
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4QMMT? |
1 answer
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#111021, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by serpa
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Why, after eating a large turkey meal, do people become sleepy? |
2 answers
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#111020, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by star_gazer 
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What month of the year was Jesus Christ born? |
3 answers
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#111019, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by AYRBOY
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What current European capitals have changed their names the last 100 years? |
9 answers
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#111018, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by author
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What current European countries have changed their capitals the last 100 years? |
6 answers
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#111017, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by author
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What is the most well-known book of poetry containing tales from Norse mythology? |
3 answers
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#111016, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by author
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Is it correct to understand the name Jotunheimen in Norway as "the home of the gods" or at least some kind of gods? |
9 answers
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#111015, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by flem-ish
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What two word phrase signaled the end of the Apollo 13 disaster? |
5 answers
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#111014, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by star_gazer
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Is it true that the city of Moscow rises and falls daily by 50cm (20 inches) due to a particularly responsive piece of earth it's residing on? And if so, where is this Moscow located? |
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#111013, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by knightmyst
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Are Czardas Princesses in any way related to any kind of Czars? |
1 answer
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#111012, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by flem-ish
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What European country crowned its King, until 1526, not in its present capital, but in a city the name of which refers to the presence of a castle, the colour of that castle and to the presence of the throne or coronation chair? |
8 answers
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#111011, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by flem-ish
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What Latin word for a fortification did the Arabs borrow from the Romans and transmit to Spanish where it became alcazar? |
4 answers
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#111010, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by flem-ish
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At the end of World War II, what direct order of Hitler's did Albert Speer disobey? |
1 answer
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#111009, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by star_gazer
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Who wrote and what is the origin of the song "Waltzing Matilda?" Is it Irish? |
2 answers
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#111008, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by 29CoveRoad
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When did the UK seize the Rock of Gibraltar; and, has the British government shown any interest in giving it back to Spain? |
3 answers
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#111007, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by star_gazer
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During the 60s, was there ever a small commerical airlines named Mohawk Airlines that served the notheastern region (New York, Philadelphia) of the United States? |
1 answer
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#111006, Posted on
Nov 24 09 by 29CoveRoad
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What is a merlon? |
1 answer
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#111004, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by serpa
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How many Brett Favre candy bars were sold? |
2 answers
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#111003, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by serpa
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Why was Ann Hutchinson brought to trial and what was the result? |
1 answer
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#111002, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by serpa
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What were Platt Rogers Spencer and Austin Palmer known for? |
2 answers
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#111001, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by serpa
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Why were the names of Bondarenko and Nelyunov left off the Fallen Astronaut plaque? |
2 answers
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#111000, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by serpa
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In at least two recent young adult literature series (Cassandra Clare's Mortal Instruments, and the Twilight series) we find two groups that are at odds with each other; the vampires and werewolves. Is there any 'historical' or legendary reason given for this enmity, or is this simply a literary choice of the particular authors? |
1 answer
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#110998, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by JoshCaleb12
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In a 'Family Guy' episode, what does Peter Griffin call the "city lost under the sea" that we call Atlantis? |
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#110997, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by great2beme
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What was the time and date in Tokyo when Pearl Harbor was attacked? |
1 answer
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#110996, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by jonsmith1963
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According to the Monster Quiz, you are more likely to die from a champagne cork than a plane crash. What I would like to know is are there any statistics on how many people have died from champagne corks? |
4 answers
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#110995, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by great2beme
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Why do bottles of Visine have an angled corner at the bottom? |
1 answer
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#110994, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by tjoebigham
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Who invented the AK47, and how much money did he make from this creation? |
2 answers
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#110993, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by star_gazer
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What sign in a Danish elevator had to be changed when Queen Elizabeth visited Copenhagen? |
2 answers
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#110992, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by author
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I saw a movie made in 1942; title not important. In one of the scenes, a guy used a flashlight. How realistic was this? Did they have batteries in 1942? |
5 answers
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#110991, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by 29CoveRoad
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How do they prevent the Survivor contestants from letting the community know who wins Survivor before the results air? |
1 answer
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#110990, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by golden0000
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How long was the triple threat match between John Cena, HHH, and Hbk at survivor series? |
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#110989, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by golden0000
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What is the name of the final mission in GTA IV? |
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#110988, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by golden0000
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How many total "Saw" traps have been featured in the series (as of "Saw VI")? |
2 answers
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#110987, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by golden0000
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What was the order of the eliminations in the Team Kofi vs Team Randy survivor series match? |
1 answer
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#110986, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by golden0000
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What nations has Queen Elizabeth II never visited? |
1 answer
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#110985, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by star_gazer
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What was Garth Brooks' first music video since 2000's "Wrapped Up in You"?
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2 answers
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#110984, Posted on
Nov 23 09 by wqbwhite
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