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Daily Pub Quiz
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jstkdn
Well-Connected
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Jan-4-2005 18:37
See if there is interest for this.
1. Each day I will post 10 questions, at random times of the day.
2. Each Quiz runs exactly 24 hours.
3. The first person that has all 10 questions right, wins. Or if no one has all questions right, the best one wins.
4. You can only post answers ONCE for the same quiz.
5. No cash involved. Just glory. :)
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Serena Siren
Well-Connected
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Jun-27-2006 15:55
I'm sorry, everyone...I got caught up with some agency business and it completely slipped my mind that I was supposed to post the next quiz. In honor of my faux pas, here is:
The Seven Deadly Sins Quiz
Round 1
Answer the following seven questions and receive an extra bonus point if you can name the deadly sin that each question pertains to.
1. This man killed Alexander Hamilton, America's first Secretary of the Treasury, in a dual after his honor had be called into question.
2. In Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, which character speaks these words: "My ear should catch your voice, my eye your eye, My tongue should catch your tongue's sweet melody. Were all the world mine, Demetrius being bated, The rest I'll give to be to you translated."
3. How many hours a day does the average cat sleep?
4. Attributed to its rule over the reproductive organs, which of the 12 Zodiac signs is known for having a particularly amorous nature?
5. The surname of this Dicken's character has come to be a synonym for miserliness and misanthropy.
6. Which U.S. President is humorously known for repeatedly getting stuck in the White House bath tub.
7. Which lead singer famously said that his band was "more popular than Jesus?"
Round 2
And to finish off the quiz with 10 questions...The 3 lesser known deadly sins of Sleuth.
Forgetting Two Birthdays In A Row
8. How many birthdays does the average man have?
Comitting a Slight That Is Long Forgotten
9. What two American pioneer families living on the border of West Virginia and Kentucky were involved in famous a famous feud that is rumored to have started over the ownership on a hog?
Wanting the Inheritance That Comes With a Death
10. Which Secretary of State erroniously declared "I'm in control here" after President Reagan was shot, apparently not understanding the order of U.S. presidential succession.
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Breitkat
Pinball Amateur
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Jun-27-2006 16:49
1. Aaron Burr - anger
2. Helena (??) - envy
3. 18-20 - sloth
4. Libra (??) - lust
5. Scrooge - greed
6. William Howard Taft - gluttony
7. Kurt Cobain (??) - pride
8. 74 (??)
9. The Hatfields and The McCoys
10. Alexander Haig
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Della Devine
Well-Connected
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Jun-28-2006 00:22
1. Aaron Burr - anger
2. don't know, but by process of elimination it would be envy
3. 18-20 - sloth
4. Scorpio - lust (although Libra also rules the loins, kidneys, ovaries and lumbar region)
5. Ebeneezer Scrooge - greed
6. William Howard Taft - gluttony
7. John Lennon - pride
8. will guess at 76
9. The Hatfields and The McCoys
10. Wasn't paying much attention then. Don't know. Although Breit's answer sounds right.
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Emerald Drew
Old Shoe
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Jun-28-2006 01:27
1. Aaron Burr - Pride
2.Helena - Envy
3. a lot - Sloth
4. Scorpio - Lust (Hey, I AM a scorpio..lol)
5. Scrooge - Greed
6. Taft - Gluttony
7. Lennon - Pride
8. I'll say 78
9. Hatifelds and McCoys
10. Alexander Haig
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Secret_Squirrel
Safety Officer
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Jun-28-2006 20:01
OK i will now demonstrate my complete lack of knowledge on American History :)
1. ? Wrath
2. Helena - Envy
3. lol I'm sure mine sleeps ALL day, but thinks it's more like 14. Sloth
4. Scorpio (Della / Rhiemma seems to know about this stuff) Lust
5. Ebenezer Scrooge - Greed
6. ? I'm guessin that's gluttony though. and very amusing.
7. Lennon - Pride
8. Ooh do you count unbirthdays? *puts on Mad Hatter's hat* I'll split diff between Emerald and Della and say 77.
9. The Hatfields and the McCoys (thanks to Disney's rip off "Oh, the Martins and the Coys, they was reckless mountain boys")
10. ?
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Greyling
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Jun-29-2006 01:14
Ay, ay, ay, American history (or any kind of history for that matter :D)
1. ? - wrath
2. Helena - envy
3. 17? - sloth
4. Scorpio - lust
5. Scrooge - greed
6. ? - gluttony
7. Lennon - pride
8. 1
9. ?
10. ?
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Serena Siren
Well-Connected
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Jun-29-2006 02:24
Hehe sorry Greyling...After I posted I thought I might have weighed a tad heavy on the American history.
1. Aaron Burr...Anybody remember that Got Milk commercial LOL!!! - Wrath/Anger
2.Helena to Hermia - Avarice/Envy
3. Answer I was looking for was 16 according to a couple of sites...Maybe more though LOL - Sloth
4. Scorpio (I'm a Scorp too Emerald) - Lust
5. Scrooge - Greed
6. William Howard Taft - Gluttony
7. John Lennon - pride
8. 1 - sorry, really old trick question
9. Hatfields and the McCoys
10. Alexander Haig
Someone make sure I counted right, but I believe Emerald won.
Congrats!!!
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Emerald Drew
Old Shoe
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Jun-29-2006 20:33
Ok,here's ine I came up with while reading about idiot celebrities in people magazine. Give the odd name of the celebrity baby. If they have more than one weird named child, any one will do.
1. Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin
2. Patrick and Rachel Griffiths
3. Kevin Smith and wife
4. Penn (of Penn and Teller) and Emily Jilette
5. Robert Rodriguez and wife
6. Madonna and Guy Ritche
7. Geri Halliwell (Former spice girl)
8. Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes
9. Melanie Griffiths and Antonio Banderas
10. Frank and Gail Zappa
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Serena Siren
Well-Connected
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Jun-29-2006 21:20
1. Apple and Moses
2. Poor Badly Named Baby Griffiths
3. Uh...I know Will Smith's kids are Willow and Jaden, does that count?
4. Pencil and Paper
5. I'd hate to be known as "and wife"...How about "and kid"
6. Rocko (Madonna also has a daughter named Lordus)
7. Baby Spice
8. Sari
9. El (or La) Will One Day Be A Hottie Banderas
10. Zappa Dappa Doo
*Hangs head sadly after such a sad performance*
Can I get bonus points for knowing that Brad and Angie named their kid Shiloh Nouvil Jolie-Pitt :P
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Secret_Squirrel
Safety Officer
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Jun-29-2006 21:22
lol...
1. Apple
2. Banjo (ok it sounds weird, but it's the name of a colonial Australian poet Banjo Patterson)
3. ?
4. ?
5.?
6. Rocco
7. Bluebell?
8. Suri (which is prob not so bad considering how kooky those two are)
9. ? they've had a baby?
10. Moon Unit or Dweezil
I think Forest Whitaker named his kids Ocean, True and Sonnet. I thought that was pretty cool.
Mind you Bob Geldorf named his child Fifi Trixiebell - probably best not to waste any money on ballet lessons and move straight into exotic dance routines :s
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