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41501. How did the "gongman" logo of England's Rank Studio come about?

41504. Which terrible killer was known to the British Army in the 19th Century as Corporal Forbes?

41506. What was the name of the Frisbee when it was first released before it was bought out by WHAMO?

41508. Which 1985 hit lifted its first line from a song by Simon & Garfunkel?

41509. Which English word originates from a river in the ancient region of Phrygia?

41510. The heart of a Blue whale is about the same size as what common object?

41511. What are the major banks in the US and also in the UK?

41512. What was the title of the first English cookery book?

41513. Who were the first (and only, so far as I can tell) mother and son simultaneously elected to the US Congress?

41514. In 1998, why did Sony have to suddenly modify five of their Handycam camcorders before they went on sale to the general public?

41515. Whence doth the expression "to damn with faint praise" originate and what does it all mean?

41516. What is the skeleton of sharks made out of?

41517. How many kilobytes are there in a megabyte?

41519. In terms of body-size, which is the smallest species of bear in the world?

41520. To whom is this quote attributed? "I thought I’d begin by reading a poem by Shakespeare, but then I thought, why should I? He never reads any of mine."

41522. Where does the phrase "none so blind as those who cannot see" come from?

41523. Who wrote 'The Life and Times of Cleopatra'?

41524. What is the Hayflick limit?

41525. Where is Jim Morrison buried?

41526. Which baseball teams were first to break the 1 million, 2 million, 3 million and 4 million mark in fan attendance for a season?

41528. Dot Dot Dot - Who got the message?

41529. Which modern day battle resulted in over 1,000,000 deaths?

41530. A certain American Indian tribe contributed greatly to the U.S. military in WWII. Which tribe and what was their contribution?

41532. Since the inception of the American League in 1901, what was the first MLB team to switch leagues and when did this happen?

41533. Which country has the lowest gross national income per capita?

41534. Which university is the wealthiest university in the world: Oxford University, University of Massachusetts, Harvard University or Carnegie Mellon University?

41535. Making an air hole in the fountain pen nib was the revolutionary idea of whom?

41536. What current balloon has made the most consecutive appearances in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade: Bullwinkle, Garfield, the Cat in the Hat, or Snoopy?

41538. Which criminal gang has over 30,000 members?

41539. Who deals with the Sherlock Holmes fan mail sent to 221b Baker Street?

41540. Is there a special name to Sherlock Holmes hat?

41543. The wife of a very famous U.S. film star owned a racehorse which won the English Grand National. Who was the film star, and the horse?

41544. To whom was Uma Thurman married before Ethan Hawks?

41545. Which double winner soccer manager died in October, 2001?

41546. Philip Blaiberg was the second to do what?

41547. CIPS is the body which regulates which sport?

41551. Who was the first king of Rome?

41552. What made the de Medici family wealthy?

41553. What did Dante finally have a vision of in Paradise?

41554. What is the scientific name of the flesh-eating beetles used to clean the flesh of museum-display bones?

41557. In the movie Winter Wonderland the lovestruck couple pretends the snowman is what?

41559. In 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas' what made the Grinch so mean?

41560. What Canadian city has the most liquor stores per thousand people?

41561. Who was the youngest US president?

41562. When it is twelve o'clock in California what time is it in Africa?

41564. What specifically connects the writers Pablo Neruda, Robert Knox and Arthur C Clark with serendipity?

41565. What is the weight of a standard Forster / Diamond toothpick?

41568. Who was the last person with a Plantagenet claim to the throne of England not descended from Henry VII?

41573. Crosswords is one of the top ten ways to stave off Alzheimer's. What are the other nine?

41574. Who are the world's shortest man and shortest woman?

41575. Which novelist has written the most books?

41576. Where is the world's biggest toilet?

41577. Who coined the phrase "warts and all?"

41578. When was the last time a farthing was minted?

41579. Who was the first person to sail around the world, also, who was the first English person?

41580. How many columns and rows are there in one Microsoft Excel worksheet?

41581. What were the names of the two monkeys the US sent into space in 1959?

41582. What two cancelled television shows held a joint Thanksgiving reunion which aired on November 25, 1977?

41583. What planet has some moons named Io, Callisto, and Ganymede?

41584. In television, what do the letters "CBS" stand for?

41585. What world religion was founded by Siddhartha Gautama in 528 B.C.?

41586. What sea lies between Greece and Turkey?

41587. Excluding Russia, which European country occupies the most area?

41589. How fast does rain fall?

41595. When was the first VCR introduced to the consumer market?

41598. What persons born under this particular sign of the Zodiac are prone to sciatica and rheumatism?

41599. Where was the world's first iron-framed building built, did the world's first modern athletics meeting (trained athletes coming to one place to compete in different events on the same day) take place and was the world's first modern school examination system established?

41600. What was unusual about the soup served at King Henry VI of England's coronation banquet?

41601. Where would one find a tooth 14 inches around and 4 inches high?

41602. What happened to Kato, the Green Hornet's valet on December 7, 1941?

41603. The city of Athens is named after which Greek goddess?

41604. In the animal kingdom what "C" describes characteristics that allow an animal to blend with its surroundings?

41605. Who were Montaigne's adopted son and daughter?

41606. Who was ancient Greek's first 'doubter?'

41607. What esoteric-occultic principle was the I-Ching based on?

41608. Who was the main character in the literary masterpiece 'Cardenio?'

41609. Which of the nine planets in our solar system has the greatest variation in surface temperature, and why?

41610. For how long have British prime ministers been living at No. 10 Downing Street?

41612. "I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice chiante." What is chiante?

41613. Who was the youngest person to earn (not through inheritance) a million dollars US or equivalent and how?

41615. What is grammatically wrong with the phrase "fava bean?"

41616. Are there any viviparous snakes? (ovoviviparous is not the same as viviparous)

41617. Who was the first page 3 girl in the Sun?

41618. When was oil first discovered in Saudi Arabia?

41620. When did black people get the right to vote in the United States?

41621. What did Egypt and Syria unite to form on February 1, 1958?

41622. In one of his 1940's cartoons Bugs Bunny enlists in the army under what name?

41624. How many Starbucks are there worldwide?

41625. What is causing a lot of fuss in Hong Kong at the moment and, to deal with it, they have invited one of Shady's compatriots to sort out the problem?

41630. What is the name of the major ocean current which carries warm water north along the eastern United States coastline?

41631. When did World War I begin and when did it end?

41632. What is the name given to the numerous volcanoes located on the outer edges of the Pacific Ocean?

41634. When Sir Francis Drake landed upon the shores of modern day California he declared the land for Queen Eizabeth I, and named the land something that no one uses today. What was this name?

41635. In The Simpsons episode, Marge vs. the Monorail, during the town meeting where they were discussing how they should spend the $3 million, what did Mr. Burns say his name was?

41636. Who wrote the Sinatra standard "Somethin' Stupid?"

41638. Are TV cameras prohibited from filming the Queen's reactions during the Royal Variety Performance?

41640. Who said, "English is a language that lurks in dark alleys, beats up other languages and rifles through their pockets for spare vocabulary"?

41641. What is unique about the number 4?

41642. Which code system is based on the numbers 1 and 0?

41643. Which cricketer established a record with six 6's in one over?

41644. Who commanded the Eighth Army at the second battle of El Alamein?

41645. Who was the author of this [approximate] quotation: "All the world is mad but me and thee, and I think I have doubts about thee?"

41648. What interesting characteristic does the Xoloitzcuintli breed of dog have?

41649. Where did this old saying come from, "...as the blind man picked up his hammer and saw?"

41650. The works of Mozart are catalogued for identification purposes. Under what name are they classified and how did they get that name?

41651. How did the Frisbee get its name?

41652. What was Herschel's suggestion as a name for Uranus?

41653. Who wrote "A Brilliant Madness: Living with Manic- Depressive Illness?"

41655. What are Ernest Hemingway's Four Steps to Manhood?

41656. Who is the first woman whose name is inscribed on the Stanley Cup?

41657. In human biology what term is used to describe the process of breathing out?

41658. Does the Russian word "babushka" literally translate to grandmother or mother?

41659. Does an ectoparasite live inside or outside its host?

41660. Where is the world's largest door and how heavy is it?

41662. Ekco, one of my favorite brands of kitchen gadgets, was founded by whom and when?

41665. Of all the UH-1 model helicopters used in Vietnam, what was the significant difference of the UH-1C model?

41666. Where is Jerry Garcia buried?

41668. Who played Santa in the Macy's parade in 1962?

41669. Can you tell me what was different about the way Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1939?

41671. Who was the leader who invited the pilgrims for Thanksgiving?

41672. When do Canadians celebrate Thanksgiving and why is it not the same day as those south of the border?

41674. How long did it take the British to cross the Atlantic Ocean to the United States during the American Revolutionary War?

41675. I am reading this story called Tower of Babylon. Was there such a tower in history, and if so, does anyone have a website that shows what it looked like?

41677. When was the first pantomime held in the UK and what was its name?

41678. Really, this has been bugging me for a week now, who shot JR? I am drawing a blank for some reason.

41679. How long was the longest television advert shown in Britain, and what was it advertising?

41681. Who was the first black player to lead his league in round trippers?

41682. Where did the beverage stout get its name?

41683. Who was the first black player to capture an American League MVP Award?

41684. Ben Nevis, Snowdon and Scarfell Pike are the largest peaks in Scotland, Wales and England. If you put one on top of each other how high would they be?

41686. Which language do most people speak on the planet as a first language?

41687. How many rings are there in total in 'The Lord of the Rings'?

41688. Does anyone know how this holiday got the name "Thanksgiving?"

41690. With whom did Walter Denton have breakfast every morning before school?

41691. What is the symbol of Scotland?

41692. Who is the voice of Chihiro in Spirited Away?

41693. How many golf balls were left on the moon?

41694. In 1874-75 Nasur ud-Din (or ul-Deen), Shah of Persia, had something made that contained (according to figures of the time) over 51,000 gems set in 75 pounds of gold. What was it? (Note: The Peacock throne was part of Nadir Shah's loot from Mughal India in the 18th century.)

41695. Over what artistic difference did writer Charles Lamb give the writer William Hazlitt a black eye?

41696. Which town was once listed as the world's most boring despite its museum of gas history?

41697. Is it true that the word "lonely" as invented by Shakespeare and what are the most commonly used words that are thought to have been invented by the Bard?

41700. Who was the inventor of the method of dialectic in Greece?

41701. James Joyce used almost every dialect of English in his work 'Ulysses.' Which one did he leave out purposely and why?

41702. Which two poets were instrumental in shaping Dante's poetic creation of "Divine Comedy?"

41703. What is the radioactive material used commonly in smoke detectors?

41704. Who said, "Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most"?

41706. What is the etymology of the word "sherry?"

41707. Which country and western singer married at thirteen and was a grandmother at twenty nine?

41708. Which problem posed in 1977 in a competition run by "Scientific American" magazine took 17 years to solve?

41709. What is the most common official language amongst African countries?

41711. How did Cyd Charisse get her unusual first name?

41712. What country just switched allegiance from China to Taiwan and what action did Beijing take?

41713. When was the hotline set up between the leaders of the United States and the Soviet Union?

41716. Yesterday, George W. Bush made a suprise visit to Baghdad. What other US presidents have made trips to war zones?

41717. How many funerals for US soldiers killed in Iraq has President Bush attended and is this record indicative of past presidents' actions?

41720. Martin Warburton agreed to donate cells to his brother Paul, who is battling lymphatic leukaemia, on what condition?

41721. Who was Sunshine Dessert's most eccentric employee?

41722. What book became legally available on November 2nd 1960?

41725. What are the only three jobs that an elf can do?

41726. There are ads advertising emode.com that say, "Genius answer this: What is the average IQ - 80, 100, 130?" So what is it?

41727. What is the oldest team in the NFL?

41728. What creature was the first papermaker?

41729. Why do people snore?

41731. Who put the dome on St. Peter's Basilica in Rome?

41732. What was remarkable about Eddie Merckx's 1969 Tour de France?

41733. Which two British women have been instrumental in exposing the exploitation of the shaggy-maned Asiatic black bear, or moon bear, in China?

41734. Who made his pile when Pardon won the Cup?

41735. 'The Lord of the Rings' is split into how many books?

41736. How many siblings (brothers and sisters) does Ron Weasley have in 'Harry Potter'?

41737. An Italian playwright wrote of Six Characters in search of a what?

41738. Which company employs the most people in West Sussex?

41742. Where does the term "baited breath" originate and what is its meaning?

41743. At what age did the author Leo Tolstoy run away from his wife?

41744. In which country do over a third of the country's fatal road traffic accidents involve buses colliding?

41748. In whose pool did Brian Jones drown?

41752. What occupation was the first to have a labor union in the United States?

41753. When and where did Tom Cruise live in Canada as a child, and for how long?

41756. What is actinium and what is it used for?

41762. What is the second largest mall in the world?

41764. How did "Black Friday" get its name?

41765. When did the US Cavalry become the US Air Cavalry?

41766. Who interrupted Coleridge while he was composing the poem 'Kublai Kahn'? An eponym was created in his honor which means "to interrupt rudely."

41767. Why does February have "28 days clear and 29 in each leap year" while other months have 30 or 31, and as a corollary, is the year 2100 a leap year?

41768. Which museum counts among its holdings Michelangelo's Statue of David?

41769. Who acted as interim Secretary-General of the United Nations between 24 October 1945 and 29 January 1946?

41770. On which planet would you find the Great Red Spot and what is it?

41771. The whole AFT gang is invited to Shady's for dinner. I am serving pannequets as an entree. What are pannequets?

41773. "I must say I'm damned tired," is the last line of what literary work?

41774. Whose last words were "It little matters how the head lies if the heart be right?"

41775. "And so it will go on, so long as children are gay and innocent and heartless," is the last line from what?

41776. What word describes the ability of a metal to be drawn into thin wire?

41778. What sort of thing would I be looking up if I referred to the Sassines?

41780. Who, after Shakespeare, is the most quoted author in the full, many-volumed Oxford English Dictionary?

41782. What did the actor who played Dumbledore in Harry Potter die of?

41783. Which infamous adultress was immortalised with a mention in Cole Porter's "You're the Top?"

41784. I recently completed a postal quiz, one of the questions being: "Name Boo's three pals." It was a toss up between Boo Radley and Boo from Monsters, Inc. which I went for. Now I have received the answers, I am still no better off, the answer being Sleeping Bear, Laughing Duck and Growling Tiger. What I need to know is, and excuse the pun, Boo who?

41785. In physics how is the standard second measured?

41787. Which is the most versatile organ in your body?

41788. In what year was penicillin discovered?

41789. How many elements are there in the periodic table?

41790. What is the distance to the Sun from Earth?

41791. How many satellites (moons) are there around the nine planets in our solar system?

41795. The now perennial and seasonal movie "A Christmas Story" is based on what novel?

41796. What dramatist was nicknamed "Colossus of the North?"

41797. Where did the word or game padiddle come from?

41799. For what specific work did Einstein receive a Noble Prize, and why not for any other of his specific work?

41800. What do "White Rabbits" have to do with the first of the month?

41802. I've heard some conflicting info on this, what is the largest breed of dog?

41803. What was the original name of Ratbert in the Dilbert comic strip?

41804. What award was Nazi-sympathizer Charles Lindbergh given by Herman Goering?

41806. Who is captain of the victorious 2003 Australian Davis Cup team?

41807. Which country has won the Davis Cup the most times?

41811. Who is the world's youngest World Series baseball player: David Griffiths, Robert Schumann, Shambu Tamang, or Fred Lindertom?

41812. Which planet is the speediest in the solar system?

41813. What is the electromagnetic wavelength?

41815. Which band has had Briana Corrigan and Jacqui Abbot amongst the vocalists?

41818. What breed of dog is featured in the movie 'Bruce Almighty?'

41820. Who wrote or said, "Politicians are all the same. They promise a bridge even when there is no river?"

41821. "Oh, well. Nobody's perfect," is the last line from which book or play?

41822. Whose last words were, "That unworthy hand"?

41823. Who said, "It's a rummy business?"

41824. The letters HB on a lead pencil indicate its softness, heat tolerance, hexagonal shape, or country of origin?

41826. What temperature is absolute zero?

41827. When did the first advent calendar go on sale?

41828. Who was the first person to declare that the Earth was round?

41829. What exactly is the difference between a cold and the flu? Is it what causes it, like bacteria and virus, or what?

41830. How do we see the color yellow if we only have red, green and blue cones?

41831. What is the most venomous snake in the world?

41832. What is the natural world's most toxic substance known? Where is it found, and what produces it?

41833. Who was the famous person in the Bible who was an albino?

41834. Who was Alexander the Great's famed painter, and what word did this painter coin?

41835. Who was the first artist from Wales to have reached number 1 in the music charts and what was the name of the song?

41836. What is the connection between AIDS and the number 46664?

41837. With reference to that wonderful film "Saving Private Ryan" which family had the most sons serving in WWII and what were their names and where did they come from?

41838. To whom do we owe the following uote: "Puritanism is the belief that someone, somewhere in the world, is happy?"

41839. Where is Budweiser bier brewed?

41840. What is the formula for calculating winning percentages, for example, if a team had 7 wins 4 losses and 2 ties, what would their winning percentage be?

41842. Who was the last person to be world champion in two different sports, not different disciplines of the same sport like athletics?

41843. Which successful gay record promoter from the 50s-60s rechristened his male pop stars with macho surnames which he once claimed were based on how he imagined them in bed? "£sd" is a bigger clue.

41844. Why did Newton leave Cambridge in 1665, and what official titles did he eventually receive?

41845. What is the length of a photon?

41846. Who was Alexander the Great's military counselor?

41850. Are flying foxes rodents or bats?

41851. Banana trees originate from which continent?

41852. Which company issued the world's first travellers' cheques?

41853. Which poem begins with the lines: The wind was a torrent of darkness among the gusty trees, The moon was a ghostly galleon tossed upon cloudy seas?

41854. What are the Four Last Things?

41856. With which form of entertainment do you associate the name O. Basselin?

41857. What is the Dewey code?

41858. What is the source of the following: "I am" is reportedly the shortest sentence in the English language; could it be that "I do" is the longest sentence?

41860. Two reindeer, Donner and Blitzen, were originally known by two other names. What were those names, and what was their origin?

41861. How does the marine iguana expel excessive salt from its body?

41862. What is the name of the bird that can only be found on the island of Bali?

41863. What does LASER stand for? I know that the first two words are 'light amplification.'

41864. How many Knights of the Round Table are there and what are their relationship to each other, if any?

41865. Who is the highest mountain in the world named after?

41866. How long is the world's shortest opera?

41867. Who was the lady that helped defeat the enemy the last time an invasion of Britain was attempted?

41869. The name of what musical instrument comes from Greek words meaning wood and sound?

41870. Where would you find that fine educational institution known as Yale?

41873. How many British prime ministers have there been in the 20th century?

41874. How many counties border West Sussex?

41875. From which platform does the Hogwarts Express depart?

41876. How many gold medals did Carl Lewis win in the 1984/88 Olympics Games?

41877. Which bird has claws on its wing tips?

41878. Who wrote the screen play for the movie 'The Bodyguard?'

41879. In which country is the city of Chiba?

41880. The song 'Secret Love' came from which movie?

41881. In which country is the city of Constanta?

41884. Which are the seven pilgrimage churches of Rome?

41885. What is the difference between speed and velocity?

41886. How many light-years away have we been able to see out into space? Are there any pictures on the net?

41888. What alphabets use mostly hieroglyphics?

41889. Why is molybdenum used in car engines?

41890. What is Socrates' real name?

41892. Was Audrey Hepburn related to Katharine Hepburn?

41894. What is the difference between sarcasm and irony?

41895. If both sides are at sea level, why do canals need locks?

41896. Most sources state that athletes from Australia, France, Great Britain, Greece and Switzerland have been to every Olympic games, from 1896 onwards. However, the nation we now know as the Commonwealth of Australia did not exist until 1st January 1901. Prior to that time the Australian continent was comprised of colonies. Edwin Flack was working as an accountant for Price Waterhouse in London at the time, and made his own way across to Athens for the 1896 Games. I've searched high and low for this answer, and end up with nothing more than hearsay and conflicting answers, and nothing definitive. Who or what was Edwin Flack representing at the 1896 Athens Games, and what flag was raised when he won a medal? Ditto, the "Australian athletes" at the 1900 Games?

41897. Which element was named after the Devil, from the German for "Devil's copper?"

41899. If water seeks its level, how is it possible that the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea are not both at the same level, as is seen by anyone who has passed through the Suez Canal?

41900. With regard to the country of Burkina Faso, what does its name literally mean?

41901. Who is the author of the book "The Day My Bum Went Psycho?"

41903. What is considered the ultimate speed limit?

41904. Who was the 3rd baseman in the infield for Tinkers to Evers to Chance?

41907. What is the biggest snake ever recorded?

41912. Why are many alcoholic drinks refered to as "dry"?

41913. I need to know ten types of hardwood trees, and ten types of softwood trees. Does anyone know any examples?

41914. Who was Queen Boudicca, queen of the Iceni, married to?

41916. Who created the Barbie doll?

41918. Why do some Barbie Dolls have a different date on the back of their head than on their body, other than people may have changed the head obviously?

41919. What kind of saddle has a horn to hang on to?

41920. What word describes the period "before recorded history?"

41921. What is the official language of New Zealand?

41922. What mechanical writing machine was first patented by Henry Mill in England in 1714?

41924. Is there a difference between a violin and a fiddle?

41926. Where does the president of the United States live?

41928. Why do tires have treads?

41929. From what movie is the line, "Badges, we don't need no stinking badges?"

41930. What was the Land of Beer created by Plautus?

41931. Collectively, what are the 12 knights of Charlemagne called?

41932. What is the Malay vampire that preys on newborn infants?

41934. What is the collection-instrument for obtaining insects called?

41935. What is the Shakespearian word that was coined to describe the belongings of a character?

41936. What is a pollinctor?

41937. What was Schopenhauer's pet poodle dog called?

41939. What is the difference between white sound or noise and brown sound and does sound come in any other "colours?"

41943. Which runner in a 1950s Commonwealth Games marathon entered the stadium a full 20 minutes before the other competitors and why didn't he win?

41944. What did President Bush say to Charlotte Church that showed he is not familiar with geographical places?

41946. TV's popular sitcom 'To the Manor Born' was set in which English village?

41947. How did Prince Charming awaken Snow White in the non-Disney version?

41948. What was the alphabet ditty that included something like, "P for relief, Q for the toilet?"

41949. By what name is Daryl Dragon better known?

41952. Who was the first person to win three Academy Awards in a single night?

41954. "Brains, that's what the Welsh need more of." Which member of the Royal family said this to the people of Cardiff and to what was he referring?

41955. What is the largest island in the world?

41957. What document did Button Gwinnett sign on the upper left-hand side?

41959. When and where was the first car radio invented?

41960. "Who's there? Nay, answer me. Stand and unfold yourself." These are the opening lines to which book or play?

41961. Who wrote the first biography of Alexander the Great?

41962. On Sesame Street, is that green monster that lives in the garbage can called Oscar or Grouchy?

41963. Of the carnivores, which animal is the least carnivorous?

41966. How do they determine what the most popular radio stations are?

41969. Can anyone tell me anything about the census in Britain? For example, when it started, how often it is done, or just general history?

41970. What part of a flame is hotter, blue or orange?

41971. What is the traditional dress of an Indian woman called?

41972. What U.S. state bordering the Atlantic comes first alphabetically?

41973. H.I.V. attacks what part of your body?

41977. How many sides does a Chinese pagoda have?

41978. What is the first airline to use the Airbus 380?

41979. What was the only undefeated German army group in WWII?

41980. What does 'stream of consciousness' mean?

41983. In season 6 of "Charmed" are Piper and Leo still married or are they divorced?

41984. A scientist who studies what would use the abbreviations PFFR, FEV1 and VC?

41985. Who sends and who receives the greatest number of Christmas cards?

41986. Why is "Swing Low Sweet Chariot" associated with British rugby?

41987. Which seasonal word originated from a language called Micmac?

41988. What causes rainbows to appear inverted in the south?

41989. What is the sweetest substance known on Earth?

41992. What drug was marketed as the "hero drug"?

41993. What diet-mix of food did the Greek philosopher Democritus of Abdera say could make a man live to be 120 years?

41996. What was the Know-Nothing movement and how did they get this name?

41997. Why do we say, "No thank you, I have had elegant sufficiency," when asked if we want more to eat?

41998. Which golfer was the only one to win sanctioned tournaments over a period spanning six decades?

41999. What is "Stinking Roger?"