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Thursday, February 11, 201602/11/2016

Thursday’s question: According to folklore, if a single woman sees THIS bird flying overhead on Valentine’s Day, it meant she would marry a sailor

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Batman and …………?

Tuesday, February 9, 201602/09/2016

Wednesday’s question: THIS city in New York state was nicknamed the “Flour City” in the 1800s . . . as in F-L-O-U-R. And also the “Flower City” . . . as in F-L-O-W-E-R . . . because it had a mill industry, and because of its flower seed trading industry. Which city?

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It’s where the Blue Cross Arena is….

Monday, February 8, 201602/08/2016

Tuesday’s question: Recent research has revealed that if you sleep like THIS it can damage your teeth. Sleep like what?

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You’ll likely sleep like this if you have a stuffy nose….

Monday, February 8, 201602/08/2016

Music Trivia Monday: The first hit single late Eagles co-founder, Glenn Frey, was heard playing guitar and singing back-up on was a song by this artist. Which artist?

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Night Moves, Like a Rock, Against the Wind……

Friday, February 5, 201602/05/2016

What is the only edible substance that melts around 93 degrees Fahrenheit?

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Very popular on Valentine’s day.

Monday, February 1, 201602/01/2016

THIS band’s drummer, lost an arm in a car crash in the mid-eighties. However, he was still able to play his drums with his feet and some programmed drum lines. Their next album after his accident was a huge hit. Which band was he in?

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Recognize them?

Friday, January 29, 201601/29/2016

RIP Jefferson Airplane guitarist Paul Kantner

JEFFERSON AIRPLANE GUITARIST PAUL KANTNER DEAD AT 74 Jefferson Airplane and Jefferson Starship co-founding guitarist Paul Kantner is dead at…

Thursday, January 28, 201601/28/2016

Believe it or not, THIS pop star composed the music for the Sega Genesis game “Sonic the Hedgehog 3”. Who was it?

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Listen to the video, you can kind of hear it once you know who it is…

Thursday, January 28, 201601/28/2016

On average, we spend about 25 years, or a third of our lives doing This. What?

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Picture is the clue!

Tuesday, January 26, 201601/26/2016

In this professional sport, no team has ever made it to the championship game when that particular game was scheduled to be played in their home stadium. Which professional sport?

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Pic is the clue!

Coffee Break Trivia

Tuesday’s Question: On this day in 1876, the first successful telephone call was made to Thomas Watson by the man credited with inventing the telephone. Who was he?

Thursday’s question: It’s a federal crime to reuse THIS and it can even get you up to one year in prison. What is it?

Wedensday’s Question: A television news moment inspired the lyrics to which 1984 hit song by Van Halen?

Tuesday’s Question: THIS president was the only U.S. president who was also a licensed bartender. Which president?

Thursday’s Question: Which sport holds the title as the oldest Winter Olympic event?

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