Duke87's Random Trivia

[beebs 129]

2. 386?

[Explodingsims 3]

1. Bob Marley

3. GET IN THE CAR!!!

4. Flunitrazepam

6. Family Computer

[Joe 90 358]

5) 2"x4", or 50x100mm

10) Parabola

[screamingman12 30]

5: 1.5"x3.5"

[Mother of Invention 23]

7 Florence

[coolotter88 2]

2) 206 bones

[JanYpe 17]

7) Ravenna

[Muck308 55]

9) King of Diamonds?  Make that King of Hearts. I knew it was a red suit...

10) IF not parabola, then concave maybe? I retract that guess. It's wrong.

As far as the proper name for roofies... I belive the answer was on "30 Rock" last night... but I can't remember!

[coolotter88 2]

4) forget me now

[ky72x 13]

6) Famicom

Home Alone

[Duke87 1,070]

1) Explodingsims

2) coolotter88

3) Explodingsims

4) Explodingsims

5) screamingman12

6) Explodingsims

7) JanYpe

9) Muck308

It's from Home Alone, yes, but who said it?

10) It is generally assumed to be parabolic for simplicity's sake in calculations, but that is in fact only an approximation of reality. The name of the shape appears in a common name for overhead wires used to power trains.

[JanYpe 17]

One of those robber guys. The long one.

10) Catenary

[Muck308 55]

Gotta be Daniel Stern... right?

[ky72x 13]

Harry was the one.

[Duke87 1,070]

ky72x

10) JanYpe

Question Set #60:

1) What literary character has Profesor Moriarty as his archnemesis?

2) What does "RSS" stand for?

3) In the NES version of Tetris, what is "Music 1" an 8-bit-ized version of?

4) So far in this game, how many questions have been inadvertently repeated?

5) What country is the electronics company LG from?

6) What are "hearts, stars, horseshoes, clovers and blue moons; pots of gold and rainbows; and the red balloons"?

7) What is the world's tallest bridge?

What is the proper term for something that's "not kosher"?

9) At about what percent water will pure ethyl alcohol reach equilibrium with moisture in the air if left exposed to it?

10) What is the AASHTO standard minimum vertical clearance for highway overpasses?

[JanYpe 17]

1) Sherlock Holmes

2) Really Simple Syndication

Treif ?

[Aontan 0]

5) South Korea

6) Lucky Charms

[coolotter88 2]

7) Millau Viaduct in France?

10) 13 feet?

[screamingman12 30]

6: Things you jump over?

[Joe 90 358]

10) 15 feet rings a bell, not sure why...

[Duke87 1,070]

1) JanYpe

2) JanYpe

5) Aontan

6) Aontan

7) coolotter88

JanYpe

3) It's a classic ballet tune

4) Does this mean nobody's noticed any? Then uh, there were none! You saw nothing!

9) You can't actually have pure 200 proof alcohol for this reason.

10) One of the guesses is too high, the other too low (i.e. it's between 13 and 15 feet)

[Explodingsims 3]

3. Korobushka?

10. I dunno...I'm going to guess 14'

[Shadow Assassin 336]

9) At about what percent water will pure ethyl alcohol reach equilibrium with moisture in the air if left exposed to it?quote>

No more than 1%, I believe.

[coolotter88 2]

9) 98%?

[Muck308 55]

Just so I'm up to speed, is that how you typically answer movie quote questions? With the character's name instead of the actor's? Ya know... so I don't answer incorrectly again...

I don't even remember which one was Harry in that flick. It's been awhile. Was it Pesci or Stern?

10) The minimum? how about 14'8" ?

[Duke87 1,070]

Originally posted by: Muck308 Just so I'm up to speed, is that how you typically answer movie quote questions? With the character's name instead of the actor's? Ya know... so I don't answer incorrectly again...quote>

Always the character, never the actor/actress.

I don't even remember which one was Harry in that flick. It's been awhile. Was it Pesci or Stern?quote>

I have no clue who played whom. Not the kind of thing I pay attention to.

Anyways... Music 1 was "Dance of the Sugarplum Fairies" from The Nutcracker.

I've inadvertently repeated six questions, before I realized that it was becoming a problem and I needed to document what I'd already used to avoid that.

Equilibrium will be reached at 95% ethanol, 5% water (190 proof).

And the standard minimum height is 14.5 feet (although 16.5 feet is recommended wherever practical)

Question Set #61:

1) What group was singer Beyoncé Knowles a member of before her solo career?

2) What is a baby swan called?

3) What baseball player was nicknamed "The Georgia Peach"?

4) Who said "Hey, where the white women at?" and in what movie?

5) How many chapters are there in the first Harry Potter book?

6) What game show had points measured in "crime bucks"?

7) What does GHB (the drug) stand for?

What mathematical shape does a projectile subject to gravity move in?

9) What is the chocolate milk brand Nesquik formerly known as?

10) What is the proper name of what's colloquially known as "the cat Mario game"?

[Hamish 1,369]

1) she was in Destiny's Child

2) cygnet, which is a weird name for anything, but memorable...

5) 17, I think

now, isn't that a parabola?

[coolotter88 2]

7) gamma-Hydroxybutyric acid

10) super mario bros. 3?

[Aontan 0]

4) Bart in Blazing Saddles

[masochist 111]

10) Oh man, are you talking about Syobon Action? That freakin' game is pretty much impossible to play through any other method besides trial and error. It's SOOO funny, though! I was rolling for the eighteen times I died in the first level :-P!