Errol Flynn

Right on Annie!!

Got a question for us??

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Vegetarian...Old Native American word for 'Lousy Hunter'

Question 9: Jack Kerouac???
New one coming up soon...

Right...
What is the connection between Jane Austen, Priam and Apollo??

#9 It was not Kerouac....

cassandra- or cassie

Right Prof.... hmmm I have to look at Q9 again then

give, give, give...on #9!

I'm intrigued by ren's q, can't get the connection and am waiting anxiously for the hint/answer!

Answer to #9 was Nietzsche. What about another one?

Question 11- What was the oldest Egyptian tale called?

The answer to Ren's question was Cassanda- daughter to Priam and Hecuba , the sister of Jane Austen...and cursed by Apollo

Is it possibly the Birth of Amon Ra (or the Birth of Ra in some cultures) which tells about his death and the revenge his sister is willing to take on his destructor?

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IndianPainter
Pros and cons are the opposite. To demostrate this, remember progress is when you move forward, and Congress is when you move backwards.

An answer Prof??

Here's another question to keep us moving...
Q #12

Who was King Lear's favorite daughter?

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Vegetarian...Old Native American word for 'Lousy Hunter'

Q12 Cordelia...
another one soon; watch this space...
OK...
Q13 Whose first two names were John Boynton?
Name one of his works.

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JB Priestley...his works include An Inspector Calls and The Linden Tree.
OK....

Q14: American short story writer William Sidney Porter wrote under the pseudonym......?

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That would be O. Henry.

Right, Annie!

Your turn.

What book begins with this opening sentence:

He was an old man who fished alone in a skiff in the Gulf Stream, and he had gone 84 days now without taking a fish.

The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemmingway?

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You are innocent victims of circumstance and coinsidence;
Be Gentile with yourselves
Forgive yourselves
Release yourselves...from the past - Annette Peacock

That's it, Cohalen.

I Quess this would be Q16 (?):

What esseyist made this quote:
A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesman and philosophers and divines.

What esseyist made this quote:
A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesman and philosophers and divines

Was it Ralph Waldo Emerson....??

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If all the worlds wealth were divided between every man, woman & child
presently alive on the planet, we would all have $13 million a piece.
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$13 Million for every single Human....
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That's correct, karmaloupster! The ol' Transendentalist himself!

(Ah, I'll take my 13 Mii. as a direct deposit, please!)

You Go, Girl!

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Thanks Cohalen..

Here's another ..

Q17. In literature, what is a Maribunta?

BTW, i'm Mr Karamloupster....no drama Coh, it's happened more then once , just thought I'd let you know...

it must be the hair...

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If all the worlds wealth were divided between every man, woman & child
presently alive on the planet, we would all have $13 million a piece.
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$13 Million for every single Human....
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LOL! Talk about "Karma". I stand corrected.

Yo! Dude! You Go, Guy!

(Eh, am I overcompensating?)

No problem Cohalen,..."What about those Bears huh?"...really it just gives me further fuel next time I stand accused of not Being Sensitive New Age Guyish enough (almost always..unfairly ha) by my better half (see..) ...i've done it plenty of times..i nearly did it in this post...lol..when in doubt i go for "they" .
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If all the worlds wealth were divided between every man, woman & child
presently alive on the planet, we would all have $13 million a piece.
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$13 Million for every single Human....
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[This message has been edited by karmaloupster (edited 11-08-2000).]