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Wednesday, April 21, 202104/21/2021

Thursday’s Question: The only people who can legally bring THIS into the U.S. are people who are missing an arm. What is it?

In Coffee Break Trivia

A specific kind… According to Cornell Law.

Wednesday, April 21, 202104/21/2021

Kat’s Hidden Camera 4/21/21: Meat Loaf’s 1978 video for “You Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth (Hot Summer Night)”

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, April 20, 202104/20/2021

Wednesday’s Question: The place where people disappear the most in the U.S. is found in this state. What state?

In Coffee Break Trivia

The triangle, which is a large area of wilderness, has seen more than 16,000 people disappear from there Since 1988!

Monday, April 19, 202104/19/2021

Tuesday’s Question: THIS is the longest movie ever to get a wide theatrical release at 3hrs and 46 mins. Any longer movie that’s come out since has been clipped down for theaters. Which movie?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Frankly, you might not give a dam….

Thursday, April 15, 202104/15/2021

Stump Your Lunch Trivia will return Monday: THIS band has the record for the most top 40 songs without a #1 hit. They’ve had 20 songs make the top 40, but none of them have made it to #1. What band?.

In Coffee Break Trivia

Jeff Lynne

Wednesday, April 14, 202104/14/2021

Thursday’s Question: In Ohio, if you have syphilis, you cannot legally do THIS. What?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Who knew?

Wednesday, April 14, 202104/14/2021

Kat’s Hidden Camera 4/14/21: John Lennon and Yoko Ono on May 25th, 1969 performing “Give Peace A Chance”:

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, April 13, 202104/13/2021

Wednesday’s Question: What’s the world’s largest living reptile?

In Coffee Break Trivia

This a CROC, but not a crock of BS… Although it is salty.

Monday, April 12, 202104/12/2021

Tuesday’s Question: THIS company sold the first pair of acid-washed jeans in 1981. Which company?

In Coffee Break Trivia

You’ll never GUESS…

Thursday, April 8, 202104/08/2021

Stump Your Lunch Trivia will return Monday: A recent survey revealed that THIS is the #1 place we lose our cellphones. Where?

In Coffee Break Trivia

I set it on the counter for just one second…

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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