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Trivia 10/3
Did you know…
CONEY ISLAND WAS ONCE FULL OF RABBITS, WHICH NEW YORK’S COLONISTS CALLED “CONEYS.”
1. If I suffer from Philematophobia, what intimate act scares me to death?
2. Who's work in My Cousin Vinny earned her an Acadamy Award?
3. What jiggly invention made Pearl B. Wait a wealthy woman?
4. What manufacturer hyped it's biggest seller with the slogan, "Waltz through Washday"?
5. Under what name did 50's Country singer seth Ward achieve fame?
6. What company's motto is "We Never Sleep"?
7. What slogan was made famous by octogenarian Clara Peller?
8. What is the name of the London home of poet John Keats?
TRUTH OR CRAP??
Due to Tribal beliefs, no newspaper has ever been printed in an American Indian language.
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1. kissing
2.MARSHA TOMEI
3. jell-o
4. MAYTAG
5. jimmy Dean
6. THE PINKERTON AGENCY
7. "WHERE'S THE BEEF?"
8. wentworth place
CRAP!!
The Shawnee Sun, first published in 1835 at the Baptist mission near what is now Kansas City, Kansas, was printed entirely in Algonquian, a Shawnee language.
The weekly Cherokee Pheonix, first published in 1828, was half-Cherokee and half English.
Did you know…
CONEY ISLAND WAS ONCE FULL OF RABBITS, WHICH NEW YORK’S COLONISTS CALLED “CONEYS.”
1. If I suffer from Philematophobia, what intimate act scares me to death?
2. Who's work in My Cousin Vinny earned her an Acadamy Award?
3. What jiggly invention made Pearl B. Wait a wealthy woman?
4. What manufacturer hyped it's biggest seller with the slogan, "Waltz through Washday"?
5. Under what name did 50's Country singer seth Ward achieve fame?
6. What company's motto is "We Never Sleep"?
7. What slogan was made famous by octogenarian Clara Peller?
8. What is the name of the London home of poet John Keats?
TRUTH OR CRAP??
Due to Tribal beliefs, no newspaper has ever been printed in an American Indian language.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. kissing
2.MARSHA TOMEI
3. jell-o
4. MAYTAG
5. jimmy Dean
6. THE PINKERTON AGENCY
7. "WHERE'S THE BEEF?"
8. wentworth place
CRAP!!
The Shawnee Sun, first published in 1835 at the Baptist mission near what is now Kansas City, Kansas, was printed entirely in Algonquian, a Shawnee language.
The weekly Cherokee Pheonix, first published in 1828, was half-Cherokee and half English.
