Trivia 6/4

[luckytrim]

trivia 6/4

DID YOU KNOW...
The ball at the top of a flagpole is called a truck.

1. Who wrote the thriller, Day of the Jackal ?
2. Cuckoo and carriage are types of....what ?
3. On what part of your body would you wear a muff ?
4. Which city hosted the 2004 Summer Olympics ?
5. What year did Jimi Hendrix die ?
BONUS; What year was Jimi Hendrix born ?
6. Can you name Otis Redding's last hit ?
7. Which of these celebrities is the oldest;
Bill Clinton, Robert De Niro, Bob Dylan, Steven Spielberg.
8. Reginald Dwight achieved fame under what name ?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow's younger siblings, Brenda Parker and Eddie Barrow, married and lived law-abiding lives.
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1. FREDERICK FORSYTHE
2. CLOCKS
3. hands
4. ATHENS
5. 1970 -1942
6. SITTING ON THE DOCK OF THE BAY
7. BOB DYLAN
8. ELTON JOHN
CRAP !!
Bonnie and Clyde didn't have any siblings named Brenda and Eddie. I got these names from the Billy Joel song "Scenes from an Italian Restaurant", in which "Brenda and Eddie were popular steadies" who got married and eventually "got a divorce as a matter of course".

[Loprraine]

6/8, and the T or C!

[luckytrim]

loprraine =

[quicksilver]

Found this one too. I don't know where I was looking when I didn't find these on the day.

Ok on #s 2, 3, 4, 6 (but I didn't know it was his last
I thought it was his ONLY - oops)

Thanks l.t.

[luckytrim]

He recorded the classic "respect" 2 years before Aretha Franklin-it climbed to #5 on the Billboard Rythm and Blues Chart.....
"I've Been loving You a Little too Long (To Stop Now)" and my Favorite, "Try a Little Tenderness" were top ten hits........

"Sitting on the Dock of the Bay" was his only #1 though...............