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How many individual candies does a PEZ candy dispenser hold?

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Jun 08 25 by serpa

Was the flat white, a coffee drink, invented in Australia or New Zealand?

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Jun 08 25 by Thesuperyoshi

In the 15th century, who was the first king in late medieval Europe to turn away from the Roman Church and adopt another denomination?

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Jun 07 25 by pehinhota

What is the shortest lap time ever in a Formula 1 race and where was it? Is it around the shortest track, or does the amount of turning required to get around a shorter track slow the cars down?

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Jun 02 25 by gmackematix

What is the most number of pitches thrown by both teams in one inning of a Major League Baseball game?

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Jun 02 25 by serpa

When John Hume said, “You can’t eat a flag”, what was he talking about?

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May 31 25 by Thesuperyoshi

In the final episode of which television show is there the most expensive kiss in television history (35 seconds), measured in advertising revenue per minute?

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May 31 25 by pehinhota

What is unusual about the Ayam Cemani chicken?

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May 28 25 by Thesuperyoshi

How is it possible that Jonathan Rea crashed in, but still won, the Suzuka 8 Hour Race in 2019?

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May 28 25 by Thesuperyoshi

The son of which German emperor was a prisoner of the Italian city of Bologna for almost 23 years in the 13th century?

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May 26 25 by pehinhota

In the 3rd Edition Dungeons and Dragons game, normally you need to be at least character level 17 to cast 9th level spells. However, prestige classes can achieve this at a lower level. What is the absolute lowest character level at which you could prepare and cast a 9th level spell (assuming a high enough key stat to have a bonus spell if needed) and which classes could you use to get there?

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May 25 25 by WesleyCrusher

Found in the Gobi desert, what is the only truly wild horse?

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May 25 25 by chabenao1

Does the Armenian given name "Smbat" refer to Sinbad (the sailor)?

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May 25 25 by chabenao1

Wikipedia lists "six living Celtic languages, of which four have retained a substantial number of native speakers: Irish, Scottish Gaelic, Welsh and Breton. The other two, Cornish and Manx, died out in modern times." How are Cornish and Manx considered living when they died out?

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May 23 25 by chabenao1

For what courageous expression of opinion did Alexander Altmann, the communal Rabbi in Manchester, become known in the fifties?

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May 23 25 by pehinhota

What animal would win the 100m at the 'animal olympics' if flying were permitted? The Mexican Free-tailed Bat or the Swift? Both have been clocked at top speeds of around 100 mph for straight, horizontal flying, bests in the animal kingdom. Would one have quicker acceleration speed to begin the race the way some sprinting athletes have a faster reaction time to the gun at the beginning of races?

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May 23 25 by Bright_Star

Among all chemical elements that are not radioactive which one had, in 2025, the highest price per gram?

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May 21 25 by WesleyCrusher

How is the name Mandeville linked to the 2012 London Olympics? Any link with the Middle Age travel writer Mandeville?

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May 20 25 by chabenao1

The mayoral chain of which German city contains an ancient coin with the image of Agrippina the Younger, the mother of Roman emperor Nero?

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May 19 25 by pehinhota

Which player recorded the highest speed during the 2022 FIFA World Cup?

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May 18 25 by chabenao1

What is the origin of the French phrase: "En voiture, Simone" ("Get in the car, Simone")?

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May 17 25 by chabenao1

On this day (May 17th), an annual Norwegian tradition known as Russefeiring took place. What exactly is this?

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May 17 25 by Thesuperyoshi

Which Californian city is named after a celestial body in the language of the Chumash people?

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May 17 25 by pehinhota

On the 4 clocks of Elizabeth Tower, London, why have the X (for 10) been replaced by F?

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May 15 25 by chabenao1

The number 101 is generally known as "one hundred and one" in British English and "one hundred one" in American English. How is it known in other English speaking regions such as Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa?

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May 14 25 by gmackematix

I see the current pope's real middle name is the previous pope's papal name. Has this ever happened before?

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May 14 25 by gmackematix

What is the geometric name for plane shapes which are like polygons but made of concave circular arcs? If a number of circles form a ring around a centre with neighbouring circles touching, these are the shapes of the areas between them.

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May 14 25 by gmackematix

Why was the 1991 edition of Eurovision held in Rome rather than in San Remo where it would have originally been held?

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May 13 25 by Thesuperyoshi

In the American hymn "Battle Hymn of the Republic", to what does "the grapes of wrath" refer?

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May 13 25 by RedRobin7

Poker: why is the WSOP main event held sometimes in July and sometimes in November?

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May 13 25 by chabenao1

Soldiers who joined the British military during the 18th and 19th centuries filled out enlistment papers. Did officers who bought their commissions also have to fill out enlistment forms?

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May 12 25 by lordprescott

Wiki writes that the giraffe's tongue is blue "probably" to avoid sunburn. What does it mean?

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May 12 25 by chabenao1

The Parkway Central Library in Philadelphia houses which stuffed pet of Charles Dickens?

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May 11 25 by pehinhota

Christopher Columbus, during his first voyage to the Americas, probably used a world map created by which German cartographer?

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May 09 25 by pehinhota

Why does the band The Neighbourhood use the British spelling "Neighbourhood" rather than the American "Neighborhood"?

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May 08 25 by Thesuperyoshi

Is there a biopic about Al Jolson?

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May 07 25 by chabenao1

Which American musician was born in present-day Lithuania?

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May 07 25 by chabenao1

Is "orange" (the fruit) called "Burtuqal" in Arabic and "portocali" in Greek because the Portuguese imported them from Macao?

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May 05 25 by chabenao1

Who reportedly uttered, "Such is life", shortly before being executed?

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May 04 25 by RedRobin7

Are Serbian and Montenegrin basically the same language? What are the most notable differences?

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May 03 25 by Thesuperyoshi

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