luckytrim
Chef Extraordinaire
trivia 12/11
DID YOU KNOW...
The Cello's real name is the violoncello...... the Piano's is the Pianoforte .
1. what was the first names of tv cowboy "Maverick" brothers ?
2. can you name the two countries through which the river Rhone flows?
3. who was fictional London real estate agent Mr. Renfield's most famous client?
4. What was the name of the title character of TV’s "the Fugitive?
5. what year was "Hulk" Hogan Born?
6. what company invented pyrex glass in 1924?
7. what type of vessel was the "john b", according to the beach boys song?
8. what was the name of the dog mascot of the RCA company?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
When "Wild Bill" Hickcock was shot behind the ear and killed while playing poker, he held a full house; Aces over Eights.
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1. Bret and Bart
2. FRANCE and Switzerland
3. COUNT DRACULA
4. RICHARD KIMBLE
5. 1953
6. CORNING
7. SLOOP
8. "NIPPER"
CRAP !!
When Hickcock was killed, by the son of a former girlfriend, he was holding two pair, aces over eights. This particular combination has been known ever since as the "dead man's hand".
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DID YOU KNOW...
The Cello's real name is the violoncello...... the Piano's is the Pianoforte .
1. what was the first names of tv cowboy "Maverick" brothers ?
2. can you name the two countries through which the river Rhone flows?
3. who was fictional London real estate agent Mr. Renfield's most famous client?
4. What was the name of the title character of TV’s "the Fugitive?
5. what year was "Hulk" Hogan Born?
6. what company invented pyrex glass in 1924?
7. what type of vessel was the "john b", according to the beach boys song?
8. what was the name of the dog mascot of the RCA company?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
When "Wild Bill" Hickcock was shot behind the ear and killed while playing poker, he held a full house; Aces over Eights.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. Bret and Bart
2. FRANCE and Switzerland
3. COUNT DRACULA
4. RICHARD KIMBLE
5. 1953
6. CORNING
7. SLOOP
8. "NIPPER"
CRAP !!
When Hickcock was killed, by the son of a former girlfriend, he was holding two pair, aces over eights. This particular combination has been known ever since as the "dead man's hand".
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