if all you can think about is being the oh so godly perfect being of the ultraverse and can't stand it when other people have better ideas than you, you seriously need therapy.Luigifan3DSGCN said:
365 Days of Amazing Trivia! (2014)
- Thread starter Vipsoccermaster
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My guess would have been N...
Yes, I should also tell you guys that you should not cheat, which everyone seems to be doing, except Luigifan. I'm looking at you, Luigifan. Don't break it up.
Each day and questions lasts for 24 hours, yes, which is easy to wait on. If you can't wait for "21 hours," then you got a problem.
Absol is correct. This topic is to test your knowledge. Don't worry if you get an answer wrong, there are no grading or penalties. But cheating is prohibited.
Each day and questions lasts for 24 hours, yes, which is easy to wait on. If you can't wait for "21 hours," then you got a problem.
Absol is correct. This topic is to test your knowledge. Don't worry if you get an answer wrong, there are no grading or penalties. But cheating is prohibited.
They're a kid, Desktop Psychologist. Take it easy before telling someone to go to therapy because they strive for perfection and wanted to be right. Sure, they could learn some patience and learn that the point of this topic isn't to be correct but lets not jump straight to, "you need therapy!".Garrulous Coroner said:
honestly i would've guessed something like c
stupid topics on forums are serious business
Z—for Zillow, the Seattle-based real-estate website, in 2011.
Saturday, January 4, 2014
What popular fruit was declared a vegetable in a unanimous 1893 U.S. Supreme Court decision?
What popular fruit was declared a vegetable in a unanimous 1893 U.S. Supreme Court decision?
Didn't know there wasn't a single letter abbreviation for stocks til 2011. Crazy.
Avacadoo...?
Either that or it's the obvious tomato
Either that or it's the obvious tomato
all of them 
The fact that the supreme court was in charge of deciding if something was a fruit or vegetable is stupid.
Well, obviously there was a lawsuit involving it.Justin said:The fact that the supreme court was in charge of deciding if something was a fruit or vegetable is stupid.
I'm interested in finding out what this is.
The tomato. The high court reasoned that while tomatoes are botanically classified as fruit, they are "generally served at dinner in, with, or after soup, fish, or meats which constitute the principal part of the repast, and not, like fruits generally, as dessert." The ruling was handed down in a lawsuit brought by fruit importers who claimed their tomatoes had been unfairly subjected to a 10 percent import duty on vegetables.
Sunday, January 5, 2014
What nation's flag most closely resembles the U.S. Stars and Stripes?
What nation's flag most closely resembles the U.S. Stars and Stripes?
I feel like it is in Asia... But I'm probably wrong .
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I would say England, though that sounds weird to say.
Liberia's. Modeled after Old Glory and adopted in 1847, it features 11 alternating red and white stripes, with a single five-pointed white star on a field of blue in the upper left corner.
Monday, January 6, 2014
What two-time Oscar-winning best actor challenged Paul McCartney to write a song on the spot—and lost?
What two-time Oscar-winning best actor challenged Paul McCartney to write a song on the spot—and lost?
Dustin Hoffman, in 1973. McCartney, asked by Hoffman how he came up with his songs, answered that he just made them up. Hoffman responded by producing a magazine article about Pablo Picasso's death and quoted the artist's last words. McCartney turned the words into the song "Picasso's Last Words (Drink to Me)," which is on the Wings album Band on the Run.
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Who was Harald Bluetooth, the 10th-century figure for whom the Bluetooth wireless transferring technology is named?
Who was Harald Bluetooth, the 10th-century figure for whom the Bluetooth wireless transferring technology is named?
I'm guessing he was like... a scientist of SOME kind. Perhaps a mathematician.
All I remember is the Bluetooth logo has Nordic writing.
Final answer: Some guy from Normandy.
Final answer: Some guy from Normandy.
First of all to understand what happened to Harald Bluetooth, you gotta understand who Harald Bluetooth the dog was. Now Harald Bluetooth was born to a three-legged bitch of a mother. He was always ashamed of this, man. And then right after that he's adopted by this man, Tito Liebowitz he's a small time gun runner and a rotweiler fight promoter. So he puts Harald Bluetooth into training. They see Harald Bluetooth's good. He is damn good. But then he had the fight of his life. They pit him against his brother nibbles. And Harald Bluetooth said "no man that's my brother, I can't fight nibbles" but they made him fight anyway, and Harald Bluetooth, he killed nibbles. Harald Bluetooth said "that's it!" he called off all his fights, and he started doing crack, and he freaked out. Then in a rage, he collapsed, and his heart no longer beat. wow.