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Here we are assuming that Santa's magic does not allow for time travel or changing the hours of darkness across half of the earth. If Santa only travels at night on late Christmas Eve or early Christmas Day according to the local time zone of where he is at any time, how many hours does he have to deliver presents around the globe?

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Dec 23 25 by gmackematix

Something unexpectedly falls on from the sky over Britain on a festive date, a festive first is broadcast from space and a film-spin off is first to win an award. Can you tell me the year that links these things, what they are and who did an out of tune recording of their most recorded song, just for the fans, in the same year?

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Dec 23 25 by gmackematix

What is a Tour Card in darts, and why can you lose it simply by losing any match?

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Dec 18 25 by Thesuperyoshi

What determines the physical properties of elements, such as density and melting points? And is there any variances between isotopes of the same element?

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Dec 17 25 by SixShutouts66

Who is the only player in MLB to lead the both the American League and National League in hits during a full season throughout their career?

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Dec 17 25 by BullsGold

What is unusual about the Haskell Free Library and Opera House?

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Dec 11 25 by Thesuperyoshi

Athletics: The javelin men's WR is 10 meters longer than the hammer WR. The hammer women's WR is 10 meters longer than the javelin. Any explanation?

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Dec 11 25 by chabenao1

In modern currency, in the United Kingdom, the denominations include Pounds, Pence and Shillings. Has there ever been a time in which the term "penny/pennies" was used to describe a British currency?

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Dec 10 25 by apathy100

Shoz Dijiji is the fictional hero from two books (The War Chief, The Apache Devil) by which American author, better known for his science fiction and fantasy novels?

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Dec 09 25 by pehinhota

An object is used to get at a branded project launched in 2016 that shares its colloquial name with something first won in 1893. What links all three objects with a famous fictional military know-it-all?

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Dec 09 25 by gmackematix

In Jewish culture, who is considered a Zera Yisrael?

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Dec 08 25 by Thesuperyoshi

I was a Major General in the American Civil War. During the War of 1812, my father saved the Declaration of Independence, the United States Constitution and the Articles of Confederation. Who are we?

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Dec 07 25 by serpa

Spending a penny is a popular euphemism for going to the toilet in British English, but when was the first coin operated public lavatory installed?

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Dec 05 25 by gmackematix

Can insects sneeze?

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Dec 03 25 by Creedy

How is it possible that Dorino Serafini and Alberto Ascari both placed second in the Italian Grand Prix in 1950?

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Dec 03 25 by Thesuperyoshi

A 1970 top five US hit by a group often known by a 3 letter initialism had a title that sounded as if it was about plumbing. If one of those letters is shifted one place forward alphabetically, you get a British band with a 1971 top five UK hit whose title invoked plumbing. Can you name both bands and the relevant hits?

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Dec 02 25 by gmackematix

From which indigenous South American language family does the word Jaguar originate and means what?

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Dec 02 25 by pehinhota

Will a ten-pin bowling ball sink or float in water?

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Dec 02 25 by ozzz2002

Which player still holds the record for most goals in a single game for FC Barcelona (nine goals in each of three games)?

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Nov 29 25 by pehinhota

In the hot rod world, what is the difference between a fueler and a gasser?

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Nov 27 25 by xchasbox

In the television industry, what does "watershed" mean?

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Nov 27 25 by Thesuperyoshi

What is the southernmost settlement in the world?

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Nov 26 25 by pehinhota

Why did only 15 teams participate in the 1938 FIFA World Cup instead of 16?

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Nov 26 25 by pehinhota

To which military operation does the expression in the Portuguese language “a cobra vai fumar” (“the snake will smoke”) refer?

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Nov 25 25 by pehinhota

A bust of which national hero stands between a Greek and a US flag in a Michigan city?

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Nov 22 25 by pehinhota

When I was in Spain, I made 3 eggs for breakfast. There were a total of 5 yolks. How rare is this?

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Nov 21 25 by geognut

Annette Kellerman (multiple world record swimmer, vaudeville artiste, star of the first film to cost US$1m and arrested in Boston for public indecency for wearing a swimming costume) was born in Australia with what infectious disease, now eradicated thanks to a vaccine?

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Nov 21 25 by odo5435

What is the origin of the terms "left-wing" (referring to the so-called more 'liberal' side of politics) and "right-wing" (referring to the so-called 'conservatives')?

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Nov 21 25 by odo5435

What is the deepest trench in the Atlantic Ocean?

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Nov 20 25 by chabenao1

How did the Arizona town of Show Low get its name?

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Nov 19 25 by unclerick

In spite of having very different alphabets are the Hebrew and Arabic languages related to any degree?

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Nov 19 25 by unclerick

Is Niue considered an independent country and is it a member of the U.N.?

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Nov 19 25 by chabenao1

Why was 'Van Diemen's Land' renamed 'Tasmania'?

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Nov 12 25 by odo5435

What is the difference between Richter and Mercalli scales?

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Nov 10 25 by chabenao1

A summit in the Grand Canyon is named after which American paleontologist, one of the two participants in the "Bone Wars"?

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Nov 09 25 by pehinhota

What are the etymological origins of the commonly used English word 'fortnight'?

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Nov 09 25 by odo5435

Which part of the human body contains the most sweat glands?

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Nov 09 25 by odo5435

Why did the Porsche 901 have its name changed to the now-iconic 911 name?

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Nov 08 25 by Thesuperyoshi

Why do some vehicle wheels look like they're rotating in the opposite direction to their vehicle's motion?

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Nov 07 25 by odo5435

According to legend, Pope Julius II was one of the many owners of which famous diamond, cut in the 15th century by a Flemish jeweler for a Burgundian duke?

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Nov 06 25 by pehinhota

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