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I must be losing it.... TWO DAYS THIS WEEK ????
soooo sorry !
trivia 10/ 23
DID YOU KNOW...
REAL TOWN NAMES
• Peculiar, Missouri • Pie Town, New Mexico • Cookietown, Oklahoma • Chicken Bristle, Illinois • Shaft Ox Corner, Delaware • Kickapoo, Illinois • Boring, Oregon
• Grasshopper Junction, Arizona • Hoop and Holler, Texas • Big Ugly, West Virginia • Okay, Oklahoma (Okay, Ok.)
1. To which of the fifty must i travel to visit the Circus Hall of Fame?
2. What does a collier do for a living?
3. Where is the one place in the world that Kona Coffee beans are grown?
4. Who is the dopey owner of Garfield the cat?
5. What is the capital of Libya?
6. Name the two hit TV series created by Bonnie and Terry Turner.
(hint; think teenage angst, and "illegal" Aliens)
7. What was NYC's Kennedy International Airport called before the name change?
8. Who became the youngest US astronaut ever to go to space on June 18, 1983?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Emily Dickenson was appointed America's first poet laureate by President Lincoln in 1867.
1. indiana
2. mines coal
3. HAWAII
4. jon arbuckle
5. TRIPOLI
6. "THIRD ROCK FROM THE SUN", THAT SEVENTIES SHOW"
7. IDLEWILDE
8. sally ride
CRAP !!
EMILY DICKENSON (1830-1886), AMERICA'S MOST FAMOUS FEMALE POET, PUBLISHED ONLY SEVEN POEMS IN HER LIFETIME; ALL WERE PUBLISHED ANONYMOUSLY AND AGAINST HER WILL.
After an unfortunate affair with a married minister, Dickenson lived as a recluse, never leaving her family's property after the age of 35.
It wasn't until after her death, at 56, that her nearly 2000 poems were discovered. In 1890, four years after her death, Dickenson's first volume of verse was published
soooo sorry !
trivia 10/ 23
DID YOU KNOW...
REAL TOWN NAMES
• Peculiar, Missouri • Pie Town, New Mexico • Cookietown, Oklahoma • Chicken Bristle, Illinois • Shaft Ox Corner, Delaware • Kickapoo, Illinois • Boring, Oregon
• Grasshopper Junction, Arizona • Hoop and Holler, Texas • Big Ugly, West Virginia • Okay, Oklahoma (Okay, Ok.)
1. To which of the fifty must i travel to visit the Circus Hall of Fame?
2. What does a collier do for a living?
3. Where is the one place in the world that Kona Coffee beans are grown?
4. Who is the dopey owner of Garfield the cat?
5. What is the capital of Libya?
6. Name the two hit TV series created by Bonnie and Terry Turner.
(hint; think teenage angst, and "illegal" Aliens)
7. What was NYC's Kennedy International Airport called before the name change?
8. Who became the youngest US astronaut ever to go to space on June 18, 1983?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Emily Dickenson was appointed America's first poet laureate by President Lincoln in 1867.
1. indiana
2. mines coal
3. HAWAII
4. jon arbuckle
5. TRIPOLI
6. "THIRD ROCK FROM THE SUN", THAT SEVENTIES SHOW"
7. IDLEWILDE
8. sally ride
CRAP !!
EMILY DICKENSON (1830-1886), AMERICA'S MOST FAMOUS FEMALE POET, PUBLISHED ONLY SEVEN POEMS IN HER LIFETIME; ALL WERE PUBLISHED ANONYMOUSLY AND AGAINST HER WILL.
After an unfortunate affair with a married minister, Dickenson lived as a recluse, never leaving her family's property after the age of 35.
It wasn't until after her death, at 56, that her nearly 2000 poems were discovered. In 1890, four years after her death, Dickenson's first volume of verse was published
