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Wednesday, January 30, 201901/30/2019

Kat’s Hidden Camera 1/30/19: The Beatles on January 30th, 1969 performing “Don’t Let Me Down” live on the Apple rooftop

Once a week Kat shares a rockin’ and rare video of rock & roll icons doing what they do best!

Tuesday, January 29, 201901/29/2019

Wednesday’s Question: THIS vehicle got its name from the military abbreviation “G.P.” which refers to a “general purpose” vehicle. Which Vehicle?

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from the military abbreviation “G.P.” which refers to a “general purpose” vehicle

Monday, January 28, 201901/28/2019

Tuesday’s Question: A new study found only 12.7% of women have this natural feature. What?

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Some are DYING for it. Maybe because those who have it are known to have more fun?

Friday, January 25, 201901/25/2019

Monday’s Question: According to a new survey the average American does THIS 8 times a day. What?

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Ha Ha! (It’s the best medicine)

Thursday, January 24, 201901/24/2019

Friday’s Question: THIS is the most common city or town name in America. What name?

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George __________?

Wednesday, January 23, 201901/23/2019

Thursday’s Question: THESE were considered poisonous until 1820 when a New Jersey man ate a basket full and lived to tell the tale! What are they?

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They are shown in the posted picture.

Tuesday, January 22, 201901/22/2019

Wednesday’s Question: THIS is the heaviest organ in your body. Which organ?

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Your epidermis is showing!

Tuesday, January 22, 201901/22/2019

Kat’s Hidden Camera 1/22/18: Journey in 1981 performing “Don’t Stop Believin'” live in Houston!

Once a week Kat shares a rockin’ and rare video of rock & roll icons doing what they do best!

Monday, January 21, 201901/21/2019

Tuesday’s Question: Before it became what it is today, this popular app/ website started as a video dating site. Which one?

In Coffee Break Trivia

YOU + TUBE =???

Friday, January 18, 201901/18/2019

Monday’s Question: THIS is the first band to play on all 7 continents, and they did it all in 1 year! Which band?

In Coffee Break Trivia

In 2013 they played in North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and a special concert for some scientists in Antarctica.

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Thursday’s Question: This creepy fictional TV family lived in a haunted mansion at 1313 Mockingbird Lane. Who are they?

Wednesday’s Question: Which character in “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” believes in the Great Pumpkin?

Tuesday’s Question: Believe it or not, THIS was the original title of Micheal Jackson’s “Thriller”. What was it?

Thursday’s Question: A lycanthrope is a term found in folklore also commonly known as THIS creature. What creature?

Wednesday’s Question: This iconic band’s name was The High Numbers before they became what we know them as now. What band?

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