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Monday, December 12, 201612/12/2016
Tuesday’s question: The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) says the planet could run out of THIS species by the year 2048. What species?
Seems fishy to me……
Friday, December 9, 201612/09/2016
Monday’s question: “Jingle Bells” was originally a song meant for THIS holiday called “One Horse Open Sleigh”. Which holiday?
I am THANKFUL it is a Christmas song now….
Thursday, December 8, 201612/08/2016
Friday’s question: Recent research has proven, if you are not born this way, you likely will never become this way. What?
Trust fund baby.
Tuesday, December 6, 201612/06/2016
Thursday’s question: THIS disease was first diagnosed in 1975. Which disease?
Not lemon but- _______? This may TICK you off!
Monday, December 5, 201612/05/2016
Tuesday’s question: Approximately 1 out of every 8 workers in the United States has worked HERE at some point in their lives. Where?
I’m Lovin’ it!
Friday, December 2, 201612/02/2016
Monday’s question: If you sell alcohol to an alcoholic in THIS state, it’s considered a misdemeanor. Which state?
Now that winter is on the horizon, you may be dreaming of this state….
Thursday, December 1, 201612/01/2016
Friday’s question: “Forbes” released their annual rundown of The World’s Highest-Paid musicians. Two classic rock bands made it into the top 10, one of them was The Rolling Stones at #8, the other band came in at #7. Which band?
They’ve had a turbulent year, video is the clue!
Wednesday, November 30, 201611/30/2016
Thursday’s question: What actor was named People’s first “Sexist Man Alive” in 1985?
He is from Australia and has been in trouble for his sexist and anti-semitic outbursts.
Tuesday, November 29, 201611/29/2016
Wednesday’s question: Clarence Crane invented THIS candy. He sold the patent for $2,900 before they got popular. In a twist of irony his son, Hart Crane (a famous American poet), ended up committing suicide by jumping off a boat. What is the name of the candy?
This may take your BREATH away…
Monday, November 28, 201611/28/2016
Tuesday’s question: THIS actor picked his last name based on a superhero character. His real last name is Coppola and his uncle is Francis Ford Coppola (the director who made “The Godfather”). Who is he?
You’ll figure this out in the NICK of time, I am sure.
