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119. Or is it "Major Tom"?
Reply #301. Mar 31 10, 7:35 AM
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geniusonwheels 
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122 is right.
115. Wilder and Welder is incorrect. I should mention the actor was British, if that eliminates things.
119. Showdown and Major Tom are both incorrect. For Showdown, the numbers are not in my time range, and it is not part of the background music. Major Tom only has numbers 1-4. The answer makes perfect sense, trust me.
Reply #302. Mar 31 10, 3:16 PM
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honeybee4
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119. Is it "Crimes" by A Perfect Circle, or "All Together Now" by the Beatles?
Reply #303. Mar 31 10, 4:24 PM
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| toocool4u
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120) Is it cavalry and calvary?
Reply #304. Mar 31 10, 6:20 PM
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| toocool4u
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123. The Parthenon and the Pantheon.
Reply #305. Mar 31 10, 6:24 PM
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| houston1127
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119. "The Final Countdown" by Europe. My little brother's favorite song! I thought of that before, but didn't notice any words at that point. Strained my earholes and I heard it!
Reply #306. Apr 01 10, 10:59 AM
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| houston1127
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117. A question. Are the n/a's part of the data set or are they there to make the question ambiguous?
Reply #307. Apr 01 10, 11:03 AM
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| houston1127
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115. John Cleese and the Cheese Shop.
Reply #308. Apr 01 10, 11:10 AM
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salami_swami
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121. Is it like Tina Brian or something? Britannia?
Reply #310. Apr 05 10, 11:17 AM
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salami_swami
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121. The only other thing I can think of is Briton, Norbit. And I am pretty sure that's not right. :-)
Reply #311. Apr 05 10, 7:55 PM
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geniusonwheels
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For 121, think of a one-word name of a group of people, not the name of an actual person. The name is more like 'Tudor' than 'Blair'.
Reply #312. Apr 06 10, 6:02 PM
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geniusonwheels
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Eight, count em, eight new questions for you to try. Number 127 is the grand prize in this set, as you may go down the wrong path when trying to answer it :D
124. What is the only country name from which you can remove one S and get the name of another country?
125. On what object was there suppose to be a picture of a pear, but by mistake, currently has a picture of a bear?
126. Take the name of a musical instrument. Move the first letter of the word four places down the alphabet (e.g. DRUM – HRUM). Rearrange the letters, and you get the name of another musical instrument. What are the instruments?
127. What is the importance of this sequence? Ukraine, USA, Germany, Belize, China, South Korea, Denmark, USA, USA, Norway, Netherlands, Zimbabwe, USA, Czech Republic/Slovakia, Pakistan, Australia, Peru, Botswana, Thailand, Italy, Netherlands, Mali, Indonesia, USA, USA.
128. American, British, Japanese, and Swedish are the most common styles of what?
129. The gemstones for March and August are the only ones that don’t have what?
130. Ronald and Nancy Reagan, Michael Jackson, Gisele Bundchen, and Lewis Hamilton are celebrities that make up the pictures for the Wikipedia page of what word?
131. What comes last in this sequence? A rock, a large room, a person, a cup, a committee, a person, ?
Reply #313. Apr 09 10, 7:40 PM
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| houston1127
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127. Locations of Clive Cussler novels.
Reply #314. Apr 09 10, 11:45 PM
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daBomb619
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125. The state flag of California
128. Computer keyboard
130. Celebrity
I believe I know 124, but I'll let somebody else take a stab at it. ;)
Reply #315. Apr 10 10, 1:44 AM
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| houston1127
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131. I can't get the song from "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego" out of my head. It's driving me nuts (well, nuttier, that is)
Reply #316. Apr 10 10, 12:21 PM
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| houston1127
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Ooops. The above should be for 127.
Reply #317. Apr 10 10, 12:22 PM
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George95
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For 124, my best stab is Australia to Austria but that's not your answer.
Reply #318. Apr 10 10, 1:21 PM
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salami_swami
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124. The best I can do is Russia to Rusia.
Reply #319. Apr 12 10, 9:40 AM
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salami_swami
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129. Just guessing they are the only two gemstones that are not chrysoberyls?
Reply #320. Apr 12 10, 9:46 AM
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