luckytrim
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trivia 4/25
DID YOU KNOW...
Lina Medina, a 5-year-old Peruvian girl, was the youngest person to ever give birth. She gave birth to a boy on May 14, 1939.
1. What was the name of Spike Jones' band?
2. How many different "Angels" appeared in the TV series, Charlie's Angels"?
3. What was the only exterior color available to buyers of the first Chevy Corvette?-BONUS;
what year was that?
4. Who was the only write-in candidate ever elected to the US Senate?
(HINT; He also became the longest-serving and the oldest serving Senator in US
history!)
5. What film role was played by Katharine Hepburn in 1933, by June Allyson in 1949,
and by Winona Ryder in 1994?
6. Who was the first man to become US President that DID NOT serve as a delegate to
the Continental Congress?
7. What are you doing when you pandiculate?
8. What is the only baseball position not mentioned in the famous Abbott and Costello
"Who's on First?" routine?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
The best-selling toy of 1965, the Super Ball, was made of a material used unsuccessfully
in an oil well safety valve.
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1. THE CITY-SLICKERS
2. six
3. WHITE
4. STROM THURMOND
5. Jo March , "Little Women"
6. JOHN QUINCEY ADAMS
7. stretching and yawning
8. RIGHT FIELD
TRUTH !!
Norman Stingley, a chemist for a rubber company that made "blow-out preventors" for
oil wells, discovered a material and process that was unsuitable for the industry but made
great, high-bouncing balls. The company passed on it, so Stingly shaped the material
into a ball and brought it to "Wham-o", the maker of Frisbee's and Hula Hoops. Six
months later, in 1965 the Super Ball was introduced.
DID YOU KNOW...
Lina Medina, a 5-year-old Peruvian girl, was the youngest person to ever give birth. She gave birth to a boy on May 14, 1939.
1. What was the name of Spike Jones' band?
2. How many different "Angels" appeared in the TV series, Charlie's Angels"?
3. What was the only exterior color available to buyers of the first Chevy Corvette?-BONUS;
what year was that?
4. Who was the only write-in candidate ever elected to the US Senate?
(HINT; He also became the longest-serving and the oldest serving Senator in US
history!)
5. What film role was played by Katharine Hepburn in 1933, by June Allyson in 1949,
and by Winona Ryder in 1994?
6. Who was the first man to become US President that DID NOT serve as a delegate to
the Continental Congress?
7. What are you doing when you pandiculate?
8. What is the only baseball position not mentioned in the famous Abbott and Costello
"Who's on First?" routine?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
The best-selling toy of 1965, the Super Ball, was made of a material used unsuccessfully
in an oil well safety valve.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. THE CITY-SLICKERS
2. six
3. WHITE
4. STROM THURMOND
5. Jo March , "Little Women"
6. JOHN QUINCEY ADAMS
7. stretching and yawning
8. RIGHT FIELD
TRUTH !!
Norman Stingley, a chemist for a rubber company that made "blow-out preventors" for
oil wells, discovered a material and process that was unsuitable for the industry but made
great, high-bouncing balls. The company passed on it, so Stingly shaped the material
into a ball and brought it to "Wham-o", the maker of Frisbee's and Hula Hoops. Six
months later, in 1965 the Super Ball was introduced.
