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Thursday, March 5, 202003/05/2020
Friday’s Question: THIS place in New York City got its name in the 17th century when Dutch settlers built a 12-foot wall to defend themselves from pirates and Native Americans. Where?
Where the stock market lives, and there is a journal named after it…
Wednesday, March 4, 202003/04/2020
Thursday’s Question: In America, the THIS analog device was originally called the Sound-About, although it is commonly know by another name. What?
Way before we could listen to tunes on our phones…..
Tuesday, March 3, 202003/03/2020
Wednesday’s Question THIS is the only country to host an Olympics and not win a gold medal. Which country?
When it hosted the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal, athletes only won five silvers and six bronzes.
Monday, March 2, 202003/02/2020
Tuesday’s Question: THIS is the only president who never lived in the White House. Which president?
It wasn’t even built when he was president.
Friday, February 28, 202002/28/2020
Monday’s Question: Only two countries have participated in every Summer Olympics since they started in 1896: Greece and THIS country. Which one?
“That’s not a knife… THIS is a knife.” -Crocodile Dundee
Thursday, February 27, 202002/27/2020
Friday’s Question: Research has revealed that we are more likely to die on THIS day, more than any other day of the year. What day?
Full circle.
Wednesday, February 26, 202002/26/2020
Thursday’s Question: The longest border between any two countries is the border between which two countries?
The U.S.A is one of the countries….
Wednesday, February 26, 202002/26/2020
Kat’s Hidden Camera 2/26/20: Led Zeppelin – “Trampled Under Foot” Live in Portugal, 1975
Once a week Kat shares a rockin’ and rare video of rock & roll icons doing what they do best!
Tuesday, February 25, 202002/25/2020
Wednesday’s Question: THIS is the most misused word in the English Language. What word?
Alanis Morrisette would certainly know!
Friday, February 21, 202002/21/2020
Monday’s Question: THIS is the only part of your body without the ability to repair itself. Which part?
Say ah!
