luckytrim
Chef Extraordinaire
trivia 2/1
DID YOU KNOW...
THE TWO LINES THAT CONNECT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR NOSE TO YOUR LIP ARE CALLED THE PHILTRUM.
1. What's the more common name for the medical condition, Pertussis ?
2. Diana Ross played Dorothy, Michael Jackson was the Scarecrow; in 1978's THE WHIZ, who played the title roll ?
3. In what John Wayne movie would I find John Wayne as The Ringo Kid ?
4. Darden Restaurants, Inc. owns two major restaraunt chains; name them.
5. Which continent is home to the Bandicoot ?
6. Who was the first male tennis player to win 100 tournaments ?
7. What Motown duo had a large hit with SOUL MAN ?
8. What number is represented in Roman Numerals as MDC ?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Sangria, an alcoholic punch from Spain, gets it's name from the Spanish word for "blood."
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1. whooping cough
2. RICHARD PRYOR
3. STAGECOACH
4. red lobster and OLIVE GARDEN
5. AUSTRALIA
6. jimmy connors
7. SAM & DAVE
8. 1600
TRUTH !!
Though a few scholars argue that the word could be derived from the Sanskrit term sakkari, meaning "sugared wine", most agree that the word sangria comes from the Spanish word sangre, meaning "blood."
DID YOU KNOW...
THE TWO LINES THAT CONNECT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR NOSE TO YOUR LIP ARE CALLED THE PHILTRUM.
1. What's the more common name for the medical condition, Pertussis ?
2. Diana Ross played Dorothy, Michael Jackson was the Scarecrow; in 1978's THE WHIZ, who played the title roll ?
3. In what John Wayne movie would I find John Wayne as The Ringo Kid ?
4. Darden Restaurants, Inc. owns two major restaraunt chains; name them.
5. Which continent is home to the Bandicoot ?
6. Who was the first male tennis player to win 100 tournaments ?
7. What Motown duo had a large hit with SOUL MAN ?
8. What number is represented in Roman Numerals as MDC ?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Sangria, an alcoholic punch from Spain, gets it's name from the Spanish word for "blood."
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. whooping cough
2. RICHARD PRYOR
3. STAGECOACH
4. red lobster and OLIVE GARDEN
5. AUSTRALIA
6. jimmy connors
7. SAM & DAVE
8. 1600
TRUTH !!
Though a few scholars argue that the word could be derived from the Sanskrit term sakkari, meaning "sugared wine", most agree that the word sangria comes from the Spanish word sangre, meaning "blood."
