luckytrim
Chef Extraordinaire
trivia 7/14
DID YOU KNOW...
A skunk's smell can be detected by a human a mile away.
1. what is the literal meaning of the phrase faux pas?
2. do you recall who hit the first home run for the new York Mets?
3. can you name the most populous of the Hawaiian islands?
4. what is the official language of Monaco?
5. what was movie cowboy lash la rue's weapon of choice?
6. can you name the hit tv show who's cast included Henry Gibson, Joann
Worley and Gary Owens?
7. who habitually closed each segment of her tv show with the words, "Bon
Appetit"?
8. which state has it's capital at Columbia?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Moxie is the oldest commercially marketed carbonated drink.
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1. FALSE STEP
2. Gil Hodges
3. OAHU
4. FRENCH
5. BULLWHIP
6. "LAUGH-IN"
7. JULIA CHILD
8. SOUTH CAROLINA
TRUTH !!
Moxie was first sold as a beverage in 1884 by the Moxie nerve food company
of Lowell, mass. and remained the most popular soft drink in america until
the 1920's. Before 1884, the bitter-sweet drink was sold in drug stores as
a medicinal tonic and pick-me-up, which spawned the term "He's got Moxie" to describe a go-getter!
DID YOU KNOW...
A skunk's smell can be detected by a human a mile away.
1. what is the literal meaning of the phrase faux pas?
2. do you recall who hit the first home run for the new York Mets?
3. can you name the most populous of the Hawaiian islands?
4. what is the official language of Monaco?
5. what was movie cowboy lash la rue's weapon of choice?
6. can you name the hit tv show who's cast included Henry Gibson, Joann
Worley and Gary Owens?
7. who habitually closed each segment of her tv show with the words, "Bon
Appetit"?
8. which state has it's capital at Columbia?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Moxie is the oldest commercially marketed carbonated drink.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. FALSE STEP
2. Gil Hodges
3. OAHU
4. FRENCH
5. BULLWHIP
6. "LAUGH-IN"
7. JULIA CHILD
8. SOUTH CAROLINA
TRUTH !!
Moxie was first sold as a beverage in 1884 by the Moxie nerve food company
of Lowell, mass. and remained the most popular soft drink in america until
the 1920's. Before 1884, the bitter-sweet drink was sold in drug stores as
a medicinal tonic and pick-me-up, which spawned the term "He's got Moxie" to describe a go-getter!
