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trivia question answer What California high school has a football field made of dirt?
    This is how they play football on "dirt": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5hO3AmpN4c (wellenbrecher)
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Jan 21 26 by serpa
trivia question answer Which wall is considered the second longest in the world after the Great Wall of China?
    The Moroccan Western Sahara Wall (also called the Berm) is the second longest after China's Great Wall, at about 2,700 km (1,700 miles). Morocco built it from 1980 to 1987 to separate their controlled areas - with key resources like phosphates - from the Polisario-held Free Zone. The wall is heavily fortified with sand berms, bunkers, fences, radar and the world's longest continuous minefield. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moroccan_Western_Sahara_Wall (wellenbrecher)
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Feb 27 26 by pehinhota
trivia question answer In miles per hour, what is the fastest throw a quarterback has made in an American Football game (college or NFL)?
    According to MLFootball, Jordan Love of the Green Bay Packers threw the fastest pass in National Football League history - 61.98 mph during a 24-22 game against the Houston Texans on October 20, 2024. https://x.com/MLFootball/status/1876728477711286461 (wellenbrecher)
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Dec 30 25 by GBfan
trivia question answer Which wall is considered the second longest in the world after the Great Wall of China?
    There is a wall in the world that is about 1700 miles long. (pehinhota)
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Feb 27 26 by pehinhota
trivia question answer During which event did Alberto Korda take the most famous photo of Che Guevara?
    Link for above: https://popspotsnyc.com/che/ (gtho4)
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Mar 04 26 by pehinhota
trivia question answer During which event did Alberto Korda take the most famous photo of Che Guevara?
    Alberto Korda took the photograph "Guerrillero Heroico" in Havana, Cuba, on 5 March 1960. Che Guevara, an Argentinian, was there for a memorial for the 75-100 people blown to bits by the explosion of the French freighter Le Coubre on 4 March 1960. Fidel Castro blamed the US for the sabotage of 76 tons of munitions on board. (FatherSteve)
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Mar 04 26 by pehinhota
trivia question answer What were the first American shows that could be seen on TV in France, Germany, Spain or Italy?
    The first American sitcom to air in Italy was most likely "I Love Lucy", which was known there as "Lucy ed io" ("Lucy and I"). Only thirteen episodes, corresponding to the first season, were broadcast. They were shown every Saturday at 10.15pm from 6 February to 28 May 1960 on Rai's Programma Nazionale. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucy_ed_io (wellenbrecher)
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Jan 01 26 by gmackematix
trivia question answer Why does Australia compete in the Eurovision song contest? It is about as far away from Europe as you can get!
    This is what the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) says about it: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-05-07/why-is-australia-competing-in-eurovision-song-contest/103801224 [quote]Why is Australia in Eurovision? In short, because Australian broadcaster SBS has been such a big supporter of the event. It's been covering the contest since 1983 - a whopping four decades - but Australian acts have only been taking the stage for 10 years. It kicked off in 2014, when iconic Australian singer Jessica Mauboy was invited to be a guest singer during the interval. The following year, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) invited Australia to compete as a wildcard entry.[/quote] So it's fun fan service, but geography-wise, it's like inviting Texans to the Oktoberfest contest. (wellenbrecher)
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Mar 01 26 by ozzz2002
trivia question answer When are you legally allowed to have 12 players on one team on the field in an NFL game?
    It happened for the first time in the NFL on 8 September 2024, during a match between the Bills and the Cardinals. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/QLV4GIrhlfo (wellenbrecher)
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Dec 30 25 by GBfan
trivia question answer Which wall is considered the second longest in the world after the Great Wall of China?
    By comparison with the Great Wall of China (21,196 km), The Kumbhalgarh Fort mentioned in the previous answer is a mere 36 km in perimeter. Hadrian's Wall in the north of Britain runs some 117 km. The Walls of Benin in Nigeria measures 16,015 km, according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_longest_buildings . (psnz)
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Feb 27 26 by pehinhota
trivia question answer Which wall is considered the second longest in the world after the Great Wall of China?
    The Kumbhalgarh Fort, known for possessing the world's second-longest wall, after the Great Wall of China, is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is nestled 84 kilometres north of Udaipur amidst the beauty of the wilderness. https://www.incredibleindia.gov.in/en/rajasthan/udaipur/kumbhalgarh-fort#:~:text=The%20Kumbhalgarh%20Fort%2C%20known%20for,the%20beauty%20of%20the%20wilderness. (elvislennon)
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Feb 27 26 by pehinhota
trivia question answer What Jimmy Driftwood song won the 1959 Grammy Award for Song of the Year?
    There was also a New Zealand version "The Battle of the Waikato" performed by the Howard Morrison Quarter. Here are lyrics. https://www.folksong.org.nz/battle_waikato/index.html (elvislennon)
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Feb 25 26 by serpa
trivia question answer What Jimmy Driftwood song won the 1959 Grammy Award for Song of the Year?
    Strangely enough, whilst Johnny Horton's rendition ranked high in USA, in UK the version by Lonnie Donegan was the more succesful. (C30)
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Feb 25 26 by serpa
trivia question answer What Jimmy Driftwood song won the 1959 Grammy Award for Song of the Year?
    "The Battle of New Orleans" performed by Johnny Horton. The song was intended as a history lesson. https://www.culturalequity.org/alan-lomax/friends/driftwood (elvislennon)
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Feb 25 26 by serpa
trivia question answer The Romanian David Stoliar was the sole survivor of which tragic shipwreck?
    It should be mentioned that it was a ship full of Jewish refugees who were refused entry by the British to the Mandate of Palestine (Israel) and by the Turkish government to seek refuge in a Turkish harbour. (pehinhota)
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Feb 24 26 by pehinhota
trivia question answer The Romanian David Stoliar was the sole survivor of which tragic shipwreck?
    David Stoliar survived the torpedoing of the Struma in 1942. Out at sea, the ship's engine had died with no way to repair it. A distress signal was sent out, and although the vessel was towed, a Soviet torpedo destroyed the ship. David survived by clinging to debris, but everyone else died. https://www.yadvashem.org/exhibitions/struma/david-stoliar.html (Buddy1)
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Feb 24 26 by pehinhota
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