luckytrim
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trivia 6/21
DID YOU KNOW...
Scooby Doo's sidekick, Shaggy, was voiced by DJ Casey Kasem.
1. what's the name shared by a beer and the material from which a legendary
ring is made?
2. what produces contrails?
3. which new York community got it's name from the dutch for "young
lordships"?
4. which 50's sit-com featured the characters "toody" and "muldoon"?
5. who or what was the "flying Scotsman"?
6. what is the nick-name of the u.s. naval academy's football team?
7. what's the better known name for the national association of securities
dealers automated quotation system?
8. which 19th century folk song featured a hard working mule named Sal?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
"Supper" refers to the mini-meal that comes between lunch and dinner.
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1. Rheingold
2. JET PLANES
3. Yonkers
4. "CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU?"
5. A PASSENGER TRAIN
6. THE MID-SHIPMEN
7. NASDAQ
8. "the Erie Canal"
CRAP !
In the USA, the terms "Supper" and "Dinner" are largely synonymous, but in parts of Europe and the U.K., "Supper" refers to the meal that comes after dinner, sometimes as late as 10 or 11 P.M.
DID YOU KNOW...
Scooby Doo's sidekick, Shaggy, was voiced by DJ Casey Kasem.
1. what's the name shared by a beer and the material from which a legendary
ring is made?
2. what produces contrails?
3. which new York community got it's name from the dutch for "young
lordships"?
4. which 50's sit-com featured the characters "toody" and "muldoon"?
5. who or what was the "flying Scotsman"?
6. what is the nick-name of the u.s. naval academy's football team?
7. what's the better known name for the national association of securities
dealers automated quotation system?
8. which 19th century folk song featured a hard working mule named Sal?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
"Supper" refers to the mini-meal that comes between lunch and dinner.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. Rheingold
2. JET PLANES
3. Yonkers
4. "CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU?"
5. A PASSENGER TRAIN
6. THE MID-SHIPMEN
7. NASDAQ
8. "the Erie Canal"
CRAP !
In the USA, the terms "Supper" and "Dinner" are largely synonymous, but in parts of Europe and the U.K., "Supper" refers to the meal that comes after dinner, sometimes as late as 10 or 11 P.M.
