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Wednesday, August 4, 202108/04/2021

Kat’s Hidden Camera 8/4/21: DIO – “Rainbow In The Dark”, Live in London, 1993

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, August 4, 202108/04/2021

Stump your lunch trivia will return Tuesday: The British had 500,000 of THESE animals enlisted in their army during World War One. What animals?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Mostly to kill rats on ships and at bases.

Tuesday, August 3, 202108/03/2021

Wednesday’s Question: THIS animal can have different accents depending on where it’s from. What animal?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Picture is the clue!

Monday, August 2, 202108/02/2021

Tuesday’s Question: THIS state is the most northern, western, AND eastern state. What U.S. state?

In Coffee Break Trivia

How is it the most eastern? A few of its islands cross into the eastern hemisphere.

Thursday, July 29, 202107/29/2021

Stump Your Lunch trivia returns Monday: THESE animals injure zookeepers more than any other animal. What animal?

In Coffee Break Trivia

One big reason they’ve never been domesticated because they’re just too aggressive.

Wednesday, July 28, 202107/28/2021

Thursday’s Question: There are only two species that engage in all-out war against fellow members of the same species: Humans and… What species?

In Coffee Break Trivia

ANT that a shame?

Wednesday, July 28, 202107/28/2021

Kat’s Hidden Camera 7/28/21: The Iconic, original, music video for “Legs” by ZZ Top… R.I.P. Dusty Hill.

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!

Tuesday, July 27, 202107/27/2021

Wednesday’s Question: Recently, 2% of Americans admitted that they’ve NEVER washed THIS. You’re supposed to do it every week or two – at least! What is it?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Rest you head on THIS!

Monday, July 26, 202107/26/2021

Tuesday’s Question: Since 1927, THESE have been banned in the state of Hawaii. You will not see one around over there. What is it?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Picture is the clue!

Thursday, July 22, 202107/22/2021

Kat’s Hidden Camera 7/21/21:The Eagles in 1973 performing “Witchy Woman” live on BBC

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!

Coffee Break Trivia

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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