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Wednesday, May 15, 202405/15/2024
Thursday’s Question: Catfish have the best sense of taste of any animal. They have more than 100,000 taste buds all over their bodies. Humans have about 10,000 taste buds, and they’re all on our tongue. THIS animal has the fewest, with just 24. What animal?
What came first?
Tuesday, May 14, 202405/14/2024
Wednesday’s Question: If Michael jordan had not made it big in the NBA, his backup plan was to do THIS for a living instead. What?
Today’s forecast is: Sunny skies with a 30 percent chance of figuring out the answer to this question.
Thursday, May 9, 202405/09/2024
Trivia returns Tuesday: It’s illegal in Ohio to use THIS iconic character in ads for alcohol. What character?
Ho, ho, ho!
Wednesday, May 8, 202405/08/2024
Thursday’s question: Toronto and Montreal are both farther south thanTHIS U.S. city. What city?
The birthplace of Grunge music.
Tuesday, May 7, 202405/07/2024
Kat’s Hidden Camera: The Grateful Dead on October 31st, 1980 performing ”Ripple” live at Radio City Music Hall
Once a week Kat shares a rockin’ and rare video of rock & roll icons doing what they do best! Email suggestions to Kat@i100rocks.com.
Tuesday, May 7, 202405/07/2024
Wednesday’s question: The Grateful Dead called themselves THIS, before Phil Lesh discovered that another band was already using that name. What name?
Male version of witches…
Thursday, May 2, 202405/02/2024
Trivia returns Tuesday: This audio device (popular in the 80’s) was originally called the Sound-About, here in the U.S. What?
Sony…
Wednesday, May 1, 202405/01/2024
Kat’s Hidden Camera: Motley Crue – “Shout At The Devil”, August 13, 1989 at The Moscow Peace Festival.
Once a week Kat will share with you a rockin’ and rare video of iconic rock legends doing what they do best! Send your suggestions to kat@i100rocks.com!
Wednesday, May 1, 202405/01/2024
Thursday’s Question: THIS U.S. president was the only one who never lived in the White House. Who?
It wasn’t even built when he was president.
Tuesday, April 30, 202404/30/2024
Wednesday’s Question: This famous U.S. street got its name in the 17th century when Dutch settlers built a 12-foot wall to defend themselves from pirates and Natives. What street?
They had a lot of STOCK in it.
