luckytrim
Chef Extraordinaire
Did you know…
That sudden, mysterious, involuntary twitching you feel in your legs or arms when you're drifting off to sleep is known as a "myoclonic jerk." Now you can tell your spouse that he or she was a "real jerk last night" and not hurt their feelings.
1. what was the only confederate capital east of the mississippi never captured by the union during the civil war?
2. when it comes to chess- how tall must the king be to qualify for use in tournaments sanctioned by the US chess federation?
3. what (nick-name) was al capone called by his close friends, as well as by elliot ness?
4. what is the smallest of NYC's boroughs, in area?
5. what american political party elected only two presidents, both of whom died in office?
6. what's the top speed that an american bison can run?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
new york city was once the capital of the USA.
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1. TALLAHASSEE
2. at least 3 3/8" (3 1/2 ")
3. "snorky" (mr. capone?)
4. MANHATTAN
5. THE WHIG PARTY
6. 32 mph (26 mph?)
TRUTH !
the big apple was the federal capital from 1789 to 1790.
That sudden, mysterious, involuntary twitching you feel in your legs or arms when you're drifting off to sleep is known as a "myoclonic jerk." Now you can tell your spouse that he or she was a "real jerk last night" and not hurt their feelings.
1. what was the only confederate capital east of the mississippi never captured by the union during the civil war?
2. when it comes to chess- how tall must the king be to qualify for use in tournaments sanctioned by the US chess federation?
3. what (nick-name) was al capone called by his close friends, as well as by elliot ness?
4. what is the smallest of NYC's boroughs, in area?
5. what american political party elected only two presidents, both of whom died in office?
6. what's the top speed that an american bison can run?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
new york city was once the capital of the USA.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. TALLAHASSEE
2. at least 3 3/8" (3 1/2 ")
3. "snorky" (mr. capone?)
4. MANHATTAN
5. THE WHIG PARTY
6. 32 mph (26 mph?)
TRUTH !
the big apple was the federal capital from 1789 to 1790.
