Ask FunTrivia Question Archive

95001. Who coined the term "African American"?

95002. How many unsuccessful nominations did Richard Nixon make for the Supreme Court of the United States?

95003. Who broke his string, near gladstones, mmmccxxxxxxxvi after the second great took the throne?

95004. What does it mean when your feet sleep?

95005. What four creatures are profiled in Disneynature?s ?Naked Beauty: A Love Story That Feeds the Earth??

95006. How is a single (record) by The Kinks with the B-side "This Man He Weeps Tonight" related to a track on side two of ?Physical Graffiti??

95007. Who were the muscial alter egos of ?Spike, ?Clayton?, ?Muddy? and ?Boo??

95008. How is Eriocnemis godini related to the lyrics of Cream?s materpiece ?Tales of Brave Ulysses"?

95009. Who is the guitarist in Ozzy's video for "I Don't Want to Stop"?

95010. Who was the famous composer, with a huge chamber production, whose very first published work was a string quintet almost nobody knows?

95012. Why is the Financial Times pink?

95013. What queen was killed when apparantly having a tryst with a horse and is this true?

95014. This question is only for real good scientists. E=MC2 meaning that energy=mass* veloticy squared, does that mean if the isotope becomes too heavy from Einstein's equation will it react?

95015. How do you care for a hermit crab when it is molting?

95017. Do you have to touch your chest with the bar to make it a real bench press?

95018. "Listen my children, and you shall hear," is the opening line from 'Paul Revere's Ride.' During which US war was this poem written?

95019. Which city in Michigan is nicknamed the "Motor City"?

95020. Which Colombian city is notorious for being the centre of the cocaine smuggling business?

95021. In which country other than Germany is German the only official language?

95022. What is the motto of the Olympic games?

95023. What is the purpose of the small internal pocket in a pair of jeans (the pocket within the pocket)?

95024. If it were a legal commodity, how much money would cocaine bring to Columbia's economy?

95025. What is the name of Celine Dion's first ever album, released when she was a child star?

95026. Did Khrushchev really bang his shoe?

95027. What is a ?Rootless cosmopolitan??

95028. What city has the most town twinnings?

95029. What are the Trade Winds?

95030. How did goose meat originally take a good mountain, impressed to leave a German mark and book a place in history?

95031. What part of the human brain is used for concentration or concentrating?

95032. Who is suing the producers of "Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed" and how are Internet 'bloggers' involved in this fiasco?

95033. What is an example, not a definition, of mytacism?

95034. What did Guy of Warwick kill to save England from the Danes?

95035. In what sport did 22 male Olympic gymnasts score perfect 10s in 1924?

95036. In an alleged encounter between a British soldier and Adolf Hitler in Word War I, who stood face to face with Hitler and chose not to shoot him?

95037. Was Celine Dion's 1993 album 'The Colour of My Love' spelt 'The Color of My Love' in the copies available in the US?

95038. Avenged Sevenfold's video for "Bat Country" is based on what movie?

95039. Who was the famous French violinist who recorded a lovely violin concerto by a Philippine-Spaniard composer, and who was that composer?

95040. What movie did Barbra Streisand sing the song 'Memories'?

95041. How do Canadians spell colour (color)?

95042. If I still owe taxes for 2007 will I still get my stimulus payment for 2008?

95043. How many muscles does a human being use to frown and smile?

95044. Taylor Swift has crossed over from country and into the CHR hot charts. What year was she born?

95045. Which US president was responsible for increasing the mobility of serial killers, thereby expanding the reach of their deadly capabilities?

95047. Which Red Hot Chili Peppers' song was remixed by another artist and released last year, and by who?

95049. Which building in New Delhi was once called Circular House?

95050. What is an incubator?

95051. Is it true that when it gets too cold penguins huddle together to keep warm?

95052. Which is the largest volcano in our Solar System?

95053. Which creep cost a big man his job over a canal structure?

95054. In what year did Reba McEntire release the album "My Kind of Country"?

95055. How did a half moon go to the moon?

95056. Why does it burn when you apply Purell to a wound?

95057. Can a person "catch up" on sleep lost?

95059. How many Saudi states have there been?

95060. What island group was sighted by Vasco da Gama and named for him?

95061. What countries, other than India, have had a caste system in modern times?

95062. Which countries do not have universal adult suffrage?

95063. How did Arby's get its name?

95064. Which current US presidential candidate did not go to law school?

95065. "A man never stands so tall as when he leans over to help a child." Who said this quote and what does it mean to all of humanity?

95066. How does regular exercise reduce the effects of high blood fats?

95067. Who was Ramanuja?

95068. What was the title of duo Brooks & Dunn's debut album?

95070. How many cups of butter are there in a pound?

95071. What three ways, apart from disqualification, can a boxer win a fight?

95072. What is unusual about a chameleon?s eyes?

95073. What does the abbreviation 'e.g.' stand for?

95074. What is Googlewhacking?

95075. Do pineapples grow in Alaska?

95076. How is the poem "Ning Nang Nong" related to a nickname for the Irish Monument of Light?

95077. Why is Conus magus nickamed "cigarette snail"?

95078. What mountain god was worshipped by Robinson Crusoe?s myrmidon?

95079. In Celtic folklore how does one pay a "brownie", a helpful household spirit, to keep it happy?

95080. In digital TV, what is the term for a broadcaster's choice to disable the viewing of a certain event to customers who live within a certain radius from the location where the event takes place?

95081. What is the name of the great English conductor and composer (1893-1962) who gave the premier in the UK of 'The Rite of Spring' and was involved and convicted in the 1950s on charges of possession of pornographic material?

95082. Which is bigger, New York or Disney World?

95083. What is this type of accent called: n with ~ above it?

95084. Are the Clutterbuck Hills higher or lower than Mount Redcliffe?

95085. When did the internet first become widely available and/or widely used in the UK?

95086. What commercial item was 'indescribably delicious'?

95087. In Canada, is it illegal to burn a Canadian flag?

95088. Where was the border between England and Scotland at the time of the Act of Union in 1707?

95089. Which mathematical principle links the numbers 220 and 284?

95090. How many perfect numbers can be found under 1 trillion?

95091. What is Costco's number one selling product?

95092. "The U.S. military was largely unprepared for the challenge of administering the country, arriving with no knowledge of the language, culture or political situation." What country does this quote refer to?

95093. What were the differences between segregation and apartheid?

95094. What army is reputed to be the first military body to be undefeated in the field (under one ruler) since Alexander the Great in European combat history?

95095. What currency was legal tender in the United States until 1857?

95096. What has the most fast food restaurants in China?

95097. What is involved in strengthening the Australian dollar?

95098. What dispute caused Gary Coleman and his parents to seperate?

95099. In a famous and officially released Peel Session, the vocalist of a certain UK band sets his tongue loose on the vocalist of another UK band. Who are these two, and what was said (censorship may need to be applied)?

95100. What ingredients do the Bavarian Purity Law of 1516 (Reinheitsgebot) mandate that beer be made from?

95101. What six-armed, violin-wielding Belgian super villain from the "Tick vs. Europe" episode of "The Tick" has an evil plan to kidnap the king of Belgium and replace him with an android duplicate?

95102. Why is Villa Hayes, Paraguay so named?

95103. How is the 1968 song "Dandruff?" related to the animated character Tod Devlin?

95104. What was the shortest fought war and how long did it last?

95105. Which is the only metal which is liquid at room temperature?

95106. What is the smallest country in Africa?

95107. What is the name of the device fitted to car exhausts to reduce pollution?

95108. What is the difference between a frog and a toad?

95109. Name the British composer (1904-1977) who wrote music for many films, one of them became very famous and is a short piano concerto, Rachmaninoff's style?

95110. What is the connection between the Carlisle Indian Industrial School and the telephone touchpad?

95111. Why are there no seat belts on school and commercial buses?

95112. What are some of the major terminals for Norfolk Southern Railway?

95113. Where are the service facilities for Northfolk Southern Railway?

95114. Where are the crew change points for Northfolk Southern Railway?

95116. What was the name of Alabama's 1997 album?

95117. What is the ring of fine down on a dandelion called?

95118. During the 19th century, who wrote a series of variations for violin on a Hebrew melody that was very popular in Italy, and what's the name of the piece?

95119. Concerning potato chips (crisps) how are the kettle ones made different from the regular ones?

95120. Just watching a film on TV and there is a tall masted yacht miles out at sea in a storm with lightning striking close by. Given that they tend to be made of materials that, unlike a car, offer no Faraday cage protection, what is best practise in this event? Stay on deck, go below, get in the water, get in a dinghy tied to the yacht but quite a distance away, or something else?

95121. Who was the youngest general in the history of the American armed forces, from 1776 to the present?

95123. Who made up the idiom "don't let the cat out of the bag"?

95124. Who was the person who discovered the Rosetta Stone?

95125. This woman is the patron saint of abuse victims because of her violent husband. She had such a compassion for the poor that she stopped wearing shoes. She was later widowed. Who is she?

95126. This man was inspired by the life of Saint Aloysius Gonzaga. He later became a Jesuit priest after caring for his sick mother. He is also the patron saint of alter boys. Of his family of five children, three of them entered a religious life. Who was this man, son of a shoemaker?

95127. Is my second cousin a cousin of one of my parents?

95128. Who is my third cousin?

95129. What are 'Magic Mushrooms' and what country is now going to ban them?

95130. Who is the Mahdi?

95131. Who is the first ruler over a Slavic country known by name?

95133. Classically fueled, in less than 3 minutes this entertainment vehicle flashes a kaleidoscope of 3000 years of visuals to a tune written by a "bricklayer." Now 40 years old and somewhat smothered, its descendants can be seen at MTV. Can you name the "bricklayer" and the "vehicle" and provide a glimpse of it?

95134. What country are "the Leningrad Cowboys" from?

95135. Which was the first bird that ever lived on the earth?

95136. At what time does the night begin and when does it end?

95138. What causes salinity and what are some other facts about it?

95139. What unit of currency is currently the strongest in the world, and in this currency, how many Zimbabwean dollars could be purchased for one unit?

95140. What country is the most peaceful to date, in that it has taken part in the least wars outside of its country, e.g. World War I, and it has had the least civil wars?

95141. Who said, ?The length of a film should be directly related to the endurance of the human bladder"?

95142. What is the only definitive post-natal test for albinism in humans?

95143. Who do the Mormons profess was the brother of Yahweh?

95144. How is the first woman to serve as White House Press Secretary related to the trio that rescued Captain Caveman after eons on ice?

95145. Which Canadian scientist is known for his environmental initiatives?

95146. How is the ancient city of Antioch significant?

95147. Roughly what proportion of the holy relics in Catholic churches are thought to be genuine?

95149. What model of Jacques Lemans watch has HURRICANE engranved on the front, has a leather strap and is engraved "361 SWISS, MODELE DEPOSE-18K gold electroplated"?

95150. Does mercury occur in nature, and if so, where?

95151. What was the original name of the Star Wars movie "The Return of the Jedi"?

95152. What is regarded as the world's first easily portable mechanical repeating weapon to enter and stay in military use, and in which conflict was it last seen?

95153. What album did Alan Jackson release in 1991?

95154. At which track did the late Benny Parsons score his final NASCAR Cup win?

95155. What is the world's most abundant bird?

95156. This man, patron of prison guards, was a man of this same occupation. That is, until the inspiration of the Christians. This way of life was so powerful to him that he deemed himself a Christian, though he was not baptized. This followed torture and a grisly demise. A fire later only left his hand as a relic for his wife to put on display near Constantinople. Who was this man?

95157. This man, although inconsistent in his faith, was the patron saint of linguists. Who was this man, and which religion did he turn to when Christianity temporarily offered him no spiritual relief?

95159. This man, saint of insect bites, died a ripe old age, and of natural causes. Living as a bishop in Jerusalem, he was accused late in life of a crime. This, ruining his faith in people, sent him to a life as a desert hermit. Who was this man?

95160. This woman was the patron saint of something she herself died of. That is, this woman had an unsightly tumor on her neck. Of course, this led her to her looking after those with neck troubles. She was also a twice married princess who refused to consummate the unions. Who was she?

95161. What company successfully monopolized the trade in the Central Pacific in the 1860s?

95162. What was the Szlachta?

95163. What is said to have been the worst typhus epidemics in world's history?

95164. Can you eat or drink gold?

95165. What is the best legal way to get rid of Canada geese?

95166. Released in January 2008 'Advance Wars: Days of Ruin' is the fourth and latest installment in the Nintendo Wars series. Is there going to be an Advance Wars number 5?

95167. In "Prison Break" does the actor Wentworth who plays Michael really get the tatoos on all over his body?

95168. Which singer was asked to join Dire Straits but passed so he could pursue a solo career?

95169. Who gives the green light to 'holidays' such as National Ice Cream Day and National Kissing Day?

95170. Which is the smallest computer in the world?

95171. Where in Europe did three students manage to stop a train for Auschwitz on 19 April 1943 and liberate a number of the "passengers" using one revolver, one stormlamp and a red sheet of paper?

95172. What are the two U.S. states whose names contain the complete names of other states?

95173. Which of the Beach Boys was the tallest?

95174. Besides Sarasate and Franz Waxman, who else arranged Bizet's Carmen themes for violin and piano or orchestra?

95175. What album with a number in its title has a song on it that begins with the word "Ali"?

95176. What came home in 1996 after seven centuries away?

95177. At about 4 million today, what country's population is 50% less than it was 160 years ago?

95178. Who created Nacho cheese?

95179. In the movie "Clara's Heart" what is her secret?

95180. What does ?Casus Belli? mean?

95181. Which former president was convicted in absentia in the Netherlands in 1999 for cocaine trafficking?

95182. Where was The Black Death last seen?

95183. Why was Norway given sovereignty over Svalbard in the 1920s?

95184. Why do some people throw pies at public figures?

95185. Is there a link to a black and white photo of two sisters, who look like twins, outside in overalls with one leaning her head down on the other? At least one has braids. The girls' names are Ellen and Holly Foster and they are about 6-10 years old in the picture. It was used in Newsweek and a Claritin ad, although I could be wrong.

95186. Is it true that the Hunza people of the Himalayas have an average life expectancy of 120 years?

95187. What is the difference between treacle and golden syrup, and why do both have a metallic taste?

95188. What musician was quoted as saying, "Most rock journalism is people who can't write interviewing people who can't talk for people who can't read"?

95189. How is Bellapiscis medius related to a pseudorandom number generator developed in 1997 by Makoto Matsumoto?

95190. What fictional character links ?actors? Frankie Delfino and Gaetano Vicini?

95191. How is the group that gave vocal support for Ricky Nelson on "It's Late" related to the man who wrote about ?Famous Impostors? in 1910?

95192. What is the only 15-letter word that can be spelled without repeating a letter?

95193. What is the meaning of the term "Turangalila" in Olivier Messiaen's symphony of that name?

95194. Who contributed the line, "sky of blue and sea of green," to The Beatles' song 'Yellow Submarine'?

95195. What is the earliest attested Semitic language?

95196. What was the title of the novel Philip K. Dick was working on at the time of his death?

95197. Looking for a three word anagram of CURIOUS TAIL SUIT FITS. These three words have, together, more relevance this year than any of the last three or the next three. Clue is stars or planets, comets, etc. What are the three words?

95198. How many albums has George Strait released for MCA Nashville Records?

95199. Who made a fantastic arrangement of famous Rossini's "Largo ad factotum" for violin and piano, in a humorous and virtuosistic style? Heifetz's recording is unbelievable.

95200. What else besides the Sistine Chapel is roughly 10,000 square feet or 550 meters square?

95201. What is the common connection between Harrison Ford, Gerri Halliwell and David Tennant?

95203. What song contains these lyrics, "Mannequin misters looking for silicone sisters keep walking," and who sings the song?

95204. Who is Cynthia Albritton and what is she better known for?

95206. Where was the embrace of a heavenly object joined with a declaimer born in 1820?

95207. At the Pro Evolution Soccer 4, for PC, how is the goalkeeper's strip chosen? Is it random or based on the strip of the other players?

95208. Who wrote a kind of "military" music for string quartet, and called it with a name suitable for a super-market?

95209. National Singles Day, National Single's Day, or National Singles' Day - which is the grammatically correct option?

95210. Why aren't the Beatles on iTunes, and will the Fab Four ever be on it?

95211. How many tunes are there on iTunes?

95212. What are the three most common types of freight trains?

95213. How many miles apart are San Diego and Atlanta?

95214. What is the name of the biggest mountain in the world?

95215. Which was the only state in the United States that was bombed by the Japanese?

95216. Who was Prester John?

95217. Why did the French invasion in the 1790s prove disastrous for Spain's economy?

95218. Are there any realistic plans to build a bridge between Egypt and Saudi Arabia?

95219. What is ?Albedo??

95221. What is the national bird of India?

95222. Which metal melts at 30 degrees Celsius?

95223. What name was given to the rock tower near Lord Howe Island in 1788?

95225. When did Jamie Sale begin figure skating?

95226. During the Segregation times in the US, there was a school that refused to allow African American schoolgirls to enter the school. The governor of that state sent national guard troops there, and Eisenhower sent Federal troops to protect the girls. Why did the national guard troops listen to the Federal troops?

95227. What is the largest animal eye on Earth?

95228. What was the name of the girl Simon Cowell kissed in the garden when he was little and how old was he?

95229. Why does it hurt so much, for a male at least, to be kicked in the unmentionables?

95230. Recently, Chessington World of Adventures, an English theme park ran a promotion offering free entry to anyone with a 'fishy' name, to celebrate the opening of a SeaWorld. How many people actually took up the offer?

95231. Wolfmother's "Minds Eye" video is live from where?

95232. His first violin concerto is dramatic, and his fourth one is on an old style. Who was he?

95233. Which group of ships was known as ?The First Fleet??

95234. What is a collection of Norse verse called?

95236. Whose short work of 1954 earned primordial periodical prestige?

95237. In the opinion of one culinary pioneer, who in the early 20th century would be considered the first cereal killer?

95238. Who or what is the "Future Villian Band"?

95239. If I buy an item in the UK that is faulty, I am entitled to my money back, but what Act of Parliament covers this protection?

95240. How many years did the Great Depression in America last?

95242. What are the people who live on the Greek island of Lesbos called?

95243. Is it true that one in every ten people is gay?

95244. What are the world's ten most endangered rivers?

95245. Who were the first Europeans to settle the island of St. Lucia?

95246. Why were the ?Martian poets? called so?

95247. What duty-free ports exist in the Caribbean?

95248. What is the commonest element in the Earth?s crust?

95249. Which insects communicate with one another by dancing?

95250. Where are the semi circular canals in the body?

95251. When was the most commonly used poison education symbol in America introduced?

95252. The term ?no sweat? has been attributed to William Shakespeare. A quote in which of his plays would lend reference to this observation?

95253. What singer/actor made a guest appearance as the aging lounge lizard Boone Vincent on the TV series 'Malcolm in the Middle' in 2003?

95254. What one word is common to the title of a 1917 book by Daniel Defoe, a Tier-II Junior "A" team based out of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, and a patrol bomber flying boat of World War II?

95255. Does John Deacon have any brothers or sisters?

95257. Does Brian May have any brothers or sisters?

95258. What did the American Indians call it when they would tag an opponent from behind instead of killing him?

95259. Is the theory of alienation of labor original to Marx? If not, who first formulated this idea?

95260. What is the common element between Buster Keaton, Rush Limbaugh, Pokemon, and the comic strip Hi and Lois?

95261. What is the most expensive feces (serious question)?

95262. Avril Lavigne was featured in which two movies that screened at the Cannes festival?

95263. Sometimes an original flute work was transcribed to violin, like Prokofieff's sonata, but other, a violin concerto was transcribed to flute. Like...which?

95264. I was born in Buffalo, New York. My husband passed away in 1908. I married my husband, a professor of archeology, in 1913. My parents are Emma and Oscar. I perished in 1947. Numbers that are famous with me are 22 and 24. Who am I?

95265. Who was Lady Godiva?

95266. In which state can you find village Hronske Klacany?

95267. My mom came out of the doctor's office today trying to remember the lyrics to a silly song made famous by Allan Sherman, although the doctor had classical music being piped in. What was it she heard?

95268. Which strait separates Sri Lanka from India?

95269. Do they make water resistant cell phones?

95270. Are there any religions against drums?

95271. The wattle is the official symbol of which country?

95272. Which building has the largest telephone switchboard in the world?

95273. Which sport was originally called Mintonette?

95274. Can the Griffin family understand Stewie?

95275. What is the most powerful type of warship built to date?

95277. Are bubbles solid, liquid, or gas?

95279. What was the lineup of the Cambridge Footlights revue in 1983 regarding comedians who went on to become famous? I saw them but haven't kept the programme.

95280. What city was the central seat of the Zoroastrian religion?

95281. "Seid umschlungen, Millionen." Who said this, and what does it mean?

95282. What is a Ch?ti?

95283. What sovereign entity without territory has diplomatic relations with 96 states?

95284. Is it true that Roman Catholic Bishops are being held in prison in China?

95285. From where comes the saying "Has the cat got your tongue?"

95286. Which Collective Soul album contains 'Spit Me Out'?

95287. Who's the mom of the stalker of Uma Thurman currently in trial?

95288. What does the word "shawty" mean and the origin?

95289. What is the name of the ancient method of torture where they inflict 1,000 cuts on a criminal until he/she bled to death?

95290. When one rubs the side of a nine volt battery with the ?contacts? on steel wool, the wool will begin to glow and burn. Why?

95291. How is the person who developed the product Nescafé connected to the founding president of the Humanist Association of Canada?

95292. According to writer David Ambrose, what was the rationale for the title of the very short-lived British special ?Alternative 3? (1977)?

95293. How is the James Bond novel ?Devil May Care? related to the lyrics ?And it's magic, if the music is groovy; It makes you feel happy like an old-time movie??

95294. What are the main characters' names in 'Allo 'Allo! and what was the title of the painting?

95295. I'm looking for a movie, although I can't remember what it was called or who acted in it. This man went to a town looking for a house (I think), and he answered a public telephone that was ringing. Basically, the town (or the people in the town) wouldn't let him leave. He tried to escape, and I remember that involved a scene with electric pylons. Anyway, he didn't escape, and a year later, another man came to the town and met the guy who I was talking about earlier. The first guy then pressed a note in the new guy's hand that said something along the lines of "Leave while you can" under the pretence of handing him a business card (because if I recall, everywhere was monitored). The new guy didn't listen, and the movie ended on the new guy walking out of the bar, hearing the public telephone ringing, and answering it. I'm really sorry if this is such a bad description. If anyone can help me, I'd be very grateful!

95296. Who wrote some variations on the Austrian Hymn for violin and piano, and who recorded the theme of that hymn twice, once for solo violin and once for violin and piano?

95297. 'Keep Your Hands to Yourself' by George Thorogood and the Destroyers begins with what lines?

95298. What did people use before the invention of toilet paper around 1850?

95299. Gordon Brown is paid £176,000 a year as Prime Minister. How much do Bush and Sarkozy get?

95300. Why is a 6-pack formed when you work on your abs a lot?

95301. Which action star got soaked by a big wave while promoting "Over the Hedge" in 2006?

95302. How was the character Emmet chosen to guest star on a special episode of "That's So Raven" on Disney Channel?

95303. What was the last battle in history where the cavalry was used in combat?

95304. Who uses the name "Brothers" or "Sisters" (like the Righteous Brothers) but are not related biologically?

95305. What is the official name for the part of the leg behind the knee?

95306. When was the most recent use of the Catherine wheel?

95307. What is the origin of glass?

95308. Where is Humpty Doo?

95309. Why do the women who attend the Kentucky Derby as spectators all wear big fancy hats?

95310. Has there ever been a day when it has not rained anywhere in the world?

95311. How is a house number determined, as in a street address like 123 Main Street?

95312. Which celebrities died with the sinking of the Titanic?

95313. Why were the plans for a single Egyptian-Sudanese state unsuccessful?

95314. What was the first Polynesian nation to re-establish independence in the 20th century?

95315. Who was known as "The Mad Mullah"?

95316. What was the true name of Irish born Lola Montez, mistress and later morganatic wife of Ludwig I of Bavaria?

95317. How many strings are on a double bass?

95318. Who said, "The reward for suffering is experience"?

95319. What are the eleven official names of South Africa?

95320. Meaning fishermen in Berber, what is the name of the language spoken by a mere 1,000 people?

95321. How did Passamaquoddy Bay get its name?

95322. After the death of Oliver Cromwell who ruled the Republic Commonwealth?

95323. How was William Bullock, the man responsible for the 1863 invention of the web rotary printing press, killed?

95324. When is the next occurrence of the alleged fiery trigon?

95325. Into which clan was Doreen Valiente initiated by Robert Cochrane in 1964?

95326. How is the Savage She-Hulk connected to the Wellington born artist behind 1981's 'Maheno'?

95327. In which country is there a town called Spy?

95328. Which country declared war on Japan two days after the atomic bomb had been dropped on Hiroshima?

95329. Which planet has the hottest surface temperature?

95330. What is the meaning of the phrase "five o'clock shadow"?

95331. This person's music was listened to and commented on by Stockhausen, and he famously (well, sort of) but doesn't actually own a London Underground transformer, though some people think he does. He uses a pseudonym, but isn't what it claims him to be. His claims tend to be a bit unreliable at times anyway. Who is he?

95332. Not including water, what is the best energy/calorie to weight ratio food to take on a long journey that requires that I pack (carry) all of my own food?

95333. What is the odd one out and why: Sisley, Monet, Picasso or Pissarro?

95334. What is the odd one out and why: Omicron, epsilon, upsilon or opsilon?

95335. What is the odd one out and why: Eta, feta, theta or zeta?

95336. What is the odd one out and why: Burmese, Nepalese, Persian or Siamese?

95337. Are non-Muslims allowed to enter Mecca during times of pilgrimage?

95339. Which species of sunflower is the rarest type?

95341. Does anyone remember the name of a movie that was set in South America and was about the exploits of a group of truckers trying to take loads of TNT over torturous mountain roads to a mine? It's an old movie, I seem to remember made in black and white.

95342. Is the opening sequence in 'The Full Monty' an actual piece of vintage television showing off the wonders of industrial Sheffield, or was it made especially for the film?

95344. In Pokémon Diamond and Pearl what did Dawn's mother ask her to change everyday?

95345. What was the War of the Confederation?

95346. What is Blackbirding?

95347. What is Beachcombing?

95348. What was the first Caribbean island to be settled by the British?

95349. Who writes the newspaper column, "Have Kid, Will Travel"?

95350. What is the difference between a legal secretary and a paralegal?

95351. Was there a Greek goddess who was so beautiful that men would kill themselves at her feet in a fury of passion?

95352. What short story is the Guns n' Roses video "November Rain" based on?

95353. What does it mean to capitalize a letter?

95354. Why are some letters the same in lower and upper case, such as vV, wW and zZ, and some are completely different, like aA, bB and dD?

95355. I've heard that child pornography laws were changed due to the release of 'The Blue Lagoon.' What were they before and after the movie?

95356. How many times has Michael Caine played a butler in any capacity?

95357. How many Britains have an NFL Super Bowl ring?

95358. Put very simply, what's the difference between stocks and shares?

95360. Is there a Greek equivalent of the Roman God Janus?

95361. Has there been any scientific and sociological research to prove or disprove a link between wealth and beauty?

95362. Which animal has the smallest brain in relation to size?

95365. If Fifth Avenue is the New York equivalent of London's Bond Street, what is the New York equivalent of London's Oxford Street?

95366. Related by tenuous extension to a classic American sandwich by means of what I would call a drab British cousin, which sandwich inspired a football chant in a former steel-producing city? And what does a laurel wreath have to do with this?

95368. Are there any examples that counterfeit money has destroyed a country?s economy?

95369. From what port was the Black Death imported into Europe in 1349?

95370. What religions do not accept converts?

95371. What is the difference between flotsam and jetsam?

95372. Pamela Anderson co-starred with which actress in the 2007 comedy 'Blonde and Blonder' written by her brother?

95373. Is there evidence to support the claim that 'DC Madam' Deborah Jean Palfrey was a victim of pseudautochiria?

95374. What are the differences between an anatomical crown, abutment crown and an artificial crown?

95375. Why did a famed jowter kill Wat Tyler in 1381?

95376. According to Surinam Negro folk belief, how does one stop Azeman?

95377. Who first used the phrase "heart attack"?

95378. How do you say "That is life" in Italian? I know the pronounciation but I don't know how to write it.

95381. What is the odd one out and why: Bach, Brahms, Mozart or Wagner?

95382. What is the odd one out and why: Agnes Grey, Lily Hart, Shirley or Villette?

95383. Was the Rolling Stones' "Their Satanic Majesties Request" their attempt to imitate "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" by the Beatles?

95384. What was the name of the dive performed by Rodney Dangerfield in the movie 'Back To School'?

95385. What is the name of the country song that mentions, "All I want to be is her man"?

95386. Who said, "I am the most well-known homosexual in the world"?

95388. Where are the highest sand dunes in the world?

95389. On what date was the American Declaration of Independence made?

95390. The Hundred Years' War was between which two countries and how long did it last?

95391. What was the former name of Taiwan?

95392. What was the cause of the U.S. Civil War?

95393. What does Abe Bookman have to do with scrying?

95394. What was Sir Isaac Newton's dog's name?

95395. Before 2008 has a horse ever been euthanized on the track of the Kentucky Derby?

95396. Where are the Russian Tsars buried?

95397. What was the Dawes Plan?

95398. What is the world's smallest living flightless bird?

95399. Is it true that marijuana is the most important export article of the Netherlands?

95400. More than half a century ago the home of storied thinkers issued a postage stamp commemorating one of them. Blocks of squares surround a figure about which he rightly stated a relationship. Can you show us a picture of the stamp and tell us what the words on it say?

95401. Where are the Seychelle Islands?

95402. Which May 1985 hit was a number?

95403. It was 1986, how did 10 become 12?

95404. When do you have 0 greater than 2, 2 greater than 5 and 5 greater than 0?

95405. How many Grammy awards has Alison Krauss won?

95406. In which geological era do we live?

95407. In which game might you say ?J?adoube? to your opponent?

95408. Synthetic 'what' was called BUNA by the Germans in World War II?

95409. Which is the largest of the three Great Pyramids of Egypt?

95410. In Breaking Benjamin's "So Cold" video, what is inscribed on the log being carried through the swamp? [delete]

95411. In what countries is treason still punishable by death?

95412. What country has the the highest petrol prices, and what country has the lowest petrol prices, at the moment?

95413. Who are the current inhabitants of the International Space Station?

95414. In the comic book story, what was Lex Luthor doing in his lab that caused his trademark hair loss?

95415. What religious event links Mary Megan Winningham, Elizabeth Ann Hulette and James Joseph Croce?

95416. How was Brother Sunshine planning to capture the evil spirit of Madam Satan?

95417. Which guest panelist for the game show "Match Game '73" was also listed on Blackwell's 1968 Annual Worst Dressed List?

95418. Who was the romantic Russian composer (1850-1918) virtually unknown in the west, who wrote three symphonies, three string quartets and several chamber works along with songs and orchestral pieces, fulfilled several bureaucratic posts and was a friend of "The Five"?

95419. Which former MuchMusic VJ appeared naked at Cannes in the controversial 2006 film 'Shortbus'?

95420. Who is the female lead in Josh Turner's video for "Your Man"?

95421. How many 'Mr. Men' books by Roger Hargreaves are there?

95422. How do you transcribe the 8th letter of the Hebrew alphabet to English - het, chet or khet?

95423. When did the 1977 film "Star Wars" first air on American TV (broadcast or cable)?

95424. Despite placing 34th of 34 there, who was buried where in 1877?

95425. What else is Ayers Rock known as to the Aborigines?

95426. What is the smallest spoken language in the world?

95427. What does "Bichon Frise" mean?

95428. What is the breed of cat most often associated with Halloween?

95429. In "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" what is the principal's name?

95430. What fraternity do Lewis and Gilbert join in 'Revenge of the Nerds'?

95431. In the 1983 movie "National Lampoon's Vacation" where were the Griswolds headed on their cross country trip?

95432. In 'Family Ties' who was Alex P. Keaton's idol?

95433. In Breaking Benjamin's "So Cold" video, what is inscribed on the log being carried through the swamp?

95434. What territories outside of the 50 US states can send delegates to choose the candidate for November's presidential elections?

95435. Does the Anglican Church have saints?

95436. Which leaders of the Soviet Union belonged to ethnic minorities?

95437. What animals have had their genomes decoded?

95438. Who first said, "You can't legislate morality," and in what context?

95439. What happened to Jeremiah Johnson's Native American wife?

95440. Who are the last three remaining contestants on this season of 'American Idol'?

95441. Who is "Mr. Jimmy" in the Rolling Stones' song "You Can't Always Get What You Want"?

95442. Was Tahiti the poorest country of Western Hemisphere back in the 80s?

95443. Who made the game winning shot, in the 1992 men's NCAA Championship?

95444. Who was the first high school player to be drafted to the NBA?

95445. Who has the most NBA Championship rings, that still plays today?

95446. Which NBA Franchise has won the most championships?

95447. Which episode of 'I Love Lucy' produced the longest recorded studio audience laugh in the history of the show?

95448. On what did actress Debra Winger allegedly spend a good amount of her salary garnered through her role as Wonder Woman?s television sister?

95449. How is a libation made of Crème de Noyaux, light cream and Crème de Cacao related to "Agent 000" whose superior is "Double-Q"?

95450. What is the commonality between a pink coloured snooker ball, George Joseph Andrie, and the first six Roman numerals written in descending order?

95451. Are cold weather and wet clothing sufficient by themselves to give you a "cold"?

95452. In the 17th century Parisians thought this river had healing powers and Claude Monet, the famous French artist, painted along its shores?

95453. Who is the Shadow Chancellor in Britain?

95454. Who is the governor of the Bank of England?

95455. What is the name of Moses? father in law?

95456. Approximately how many teeth does a whale shark have?

95457. Dogs bark, what do turkeys do?

95458. Stone balls atop posts on London bridges replaced what?

95459. Is it true that it is unhealthy to stand in front of a microwave?

95460. How would you say "That is life" in French?

95462. What's the most watched clip on YouTube?

95464. From which European country did the United States buy Louisiana in 1801?

95465. Which newspaper is nicknamed "The Thunderer"?

95466. What is the largest muscle in human body?

95467. What is the other name for the Persian Gulf?

95468. Who rung the first wrong number?

95469. What classes a religion as a religion? Does a religion have to believe in a deity, or are there religions without deities?

95470. Several French composers wrote very fine ballet music. One of them, not known as a symphonic author, had a lovely and unknown ballet, very seldom done or recorded, which has a weird name. This composer is famous for one work only. Who was he, and what is the name of his ballet?

95472. What is the main function of clathrin vesicles?

95473. Is it really possible for a tesseres (tesseract) or a 4-dimensional object to be represented in our 3-d space?

95475. What was a first birthday party for a female like during Victorian times? Besides the obvious, why was it thrown?

95479. When did the Disney Channel original movie 'The Suite Life of Zach and Cody' first air?

95481. What is the clinical term for an unhealthy obsession with a famous person?

95482. What country remained the only monarchy in the Eastern Bloc by 1947?

95483. What Caribbean island has changed hands at least 22 times?

95484. The unification of what kingdoms laid the basis for modern Spain and the Spanish Empire?

95485. What city is Central Asia's only port?

95486. From which Harry Potter book does Ron say these quotes, "Stupid little featherly git," and, "Harry, you prat"?

95487. Which species of nitrogen bacteria was first isolated by early microbiologists?

95488. Which new particles are thought to be created when the new CERN hadron collider goes into operation?

95489. I associate days of the week with colours and shapes. What is the word for this, when a person makes an association of this type?

95490. When a Kelpie isn?t posing as a horse on land and then drowning its unsuspecting victim in the sea, it is out in the night helping out what tradesman?

95491. What Pagan practice, one of the festivals of the eightfold year-wheel, is also modern Irish Gaelic for the eighth month?

95492. Who broke the 'The Curse of Tippecanoe' placed on William Henry Harrison and future U.S. Presidents in 1811?

95493. What five poisons were burnt during the traditional Chou Ritual?

95494. What was the name of the comic strip that Henry Rush wrote on "Too Close for Comfort"?

95495. Who is the youngest reigning monarch in the world?

95496. What is the name of the island where the TV show "Wings" takes place?

95497. What is the civil liberties organisation born in 1962?

95498. Who was it whose dream was that his four children would live in a nation where they would not be judged on the colour of their skin?

95499. Who in the 60's was the sleepless misfit screen goddess found dead in her Hollywood bungalow?