luckytrim
Chef Extraordinaire
trivia 4/30
DID YOU KNOW...
More people die playing golf than any other sport.
Leading causes: heart attacks and strokes.
1. About how many miles per hour must a plane fly to break the sound barrier?
2. In what comedy film does a character named Harry Dunne work at "Mutt Cutts"?
3. What does the "P.T." stand for in the name, P.T. Barnum?
4. What business uses the slogan, "The Company you Keep"?
5. What historic city was once known as Petrograd?
6. What TV sit-com featured a character named Roscoe, who had a pet dog named Flash?
7. What variety of fish is the Wall-eye?
8. Which Auto hyped itself as the "Ultimate Driving Machine"?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Maxfield Parrish taught Rembrandt and other European classical artists how to "paint
with light".
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.1. 760 MPH
2. "DUMB AND DUMBER"
3. Phineas Taylor
4. NEW YORK LIFE
5. St. Petersburg
6. "DUKES OF HAZZARD"
7. pike, also called pickerel
8. BMW
CRAP !!
Maxfield Parrish was born in Philadelphia in 1870, two centuries after Rembrandt had
died.
DID YOU KNOW...
More people die playing golf than any other sport.
Leading causes: heart attacks and strokes.
1. About how many miles per hour must a plane fly to break the sound barrier?
2. In what comedy film does a character named Harry Dunne work at "Mutt Cutts"?
3. What does the "P.T." stand for in the name, P.T. Barnum?
4. What business uses the slogan, "The Company you Keep"?
5. What historic city was once known as Petrograd?
6. What TV sit-com featured a character named Roscoe, who had a pet dog named Flash?
7. What variety of fish is the Wall-eye?
8. Which Auto hyped itself as the "Ultimate Driving Machine"?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Maxfield Parrish taught Rembrandt and other European classical artists how to "paint
with light".
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.1. 760 MPH
2. "DUMB AND DUMBER"
3. Phineas Taylor
4. NEW YORK LIFE
5. St. Petersburg
6. "DUKES OF HAZZARD"
7. pike, also called pickerel
8. BMW
CRAP !!
Maxfield Parrish was born in Philadelphia in 1870, two centuries after Rembrandt had
died.
