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| "Björn Lundin" <b.f.lundin@gmail.com>: Oct 14 04:51PM +0200 On 2014-10-13 21:00, Mark Brader wrote: > for characters where both are commonly used. There were 16 decoys > on the sheet, which I have included in their numerical sequence; > answer them if you like for fun, but for no points. Hmm, the translations here will kill me ... > 1. (decoy) Mickey Mouse > 2. Who is it? Dartwing duck ? > 3. (decoy) Fred Flintstone > 4. Who are they? Name both. Tasmanian devil, and ? > 5. (decoy) Bart Simpson > 6. (decoy) Spunge Bob > 7. Who is it? ? > 8. (decoy) Road runner > 9. (decoy) mrs Simpson > 10. (decoy) Yogi bear > 11. Who is it? Stuart? The kid in Family guy who wants to kill his mom > 12. (decoy) Pop Eye > 13. (decoy) Sebastian the crab in the little murmaid > 14. Who is it? > 15. (decoy) Roger Rabbit > 16. (decoy) > 17. Who is it? Super Mouse > 18. (decoy) > 19. Who is it? Odi (the dog in Garfield) > 20. (decoy) goofey > 21. Who is this? Two other characters from the same show are among the decoys. > 22. Who is this, created by artist/animator Genndy Tartakovsky? Barney in the Flintstones > 23. (decoy) Snobben - Hmm no translation comes to mind > 2. 1977, TV, Pacific Princess. > 3. 1962, TV, PT-73. > 4. 1977, movie, Millennium Falcon. Star Wars -- Björn |
| Bruce Bowler <bbowler@bigelow.org>: Oct 14 03:14PM On Mon, 13 Oct 2014 14:00:02 -0500, Mark Brader wrote: > the sheet, which I have included in their numerical sequence; > answer them if you like for fun, but for no points. > 1. (decoy) Mickey Mouse > 2. Who is it? Daffy Duck > 3. (decoy) Fred Flintstone > 4. Who are they? Name both. Ren and Stimpy > 5. (decoy) Bart Simpson > 6. (decoy) Spongebob Squarepants > 7. Who is it? Krazy Kat? > 8. (decoy) Road Runner > 9. (decoy) Marge Simpson > 10. (decoy) Yogi Bear > 11. Who is it? Stewie > 12. (decoy) Popeye > 13. (decoy) Mr. Krabs > 14. Who is it? Charlie Brown > 15. (decoy) Bugs Bunny > 16. (decoy) Wilma Flintstone > 17. Who is it? Mighty Mouse > 18. (decoy) Bullwinkle J. Moose > 19. Who is it? Odie > 20. (decoy) Goofy > 21. Who is this? Two other characters from the same show are among the > decoys. Squidward > 22. Who is this, created by artist/animator Genndy Tartakovsky? > 23. (decoy) Snoopy > 24. All we can tell you about him is that he hates little girls. Who is > he? > 25. (decoy) Olive Oyl > 26. (decoy) The Pink Panther > number of the vessel, and you give the title of the movie or TV series. > 1. 1968, movie, USSC Discovery 1. > 2. 1977, TV, Pacific Princess. The Love Boat > 3. 1962, TV, PT-73. McHale's Navy > 4. 1977, movie, Millennium Falcon. Star Wars > 5. 1966, TV, NCC-1701. Star Trek > 6. 1965, TV, SS Minnow. Gilligan's Island > 7. 1965, TV, Jupiter 2. Lost In Space > 8. 1972, TV, Persephone. > 9. 1956, movie, Pequod. Moby Dick > 10. 1979, movie, Nostromo. Alien |
| "Peter Smyth" <psmyth@ukf.net>: Oct 14 05:30PM Mark Brader wrote: > on the sheet, which I have included in their numerical sequence; > answer them if you like for fun, but for no points. > 1. (decoy) Mickey Mouse > 2. Who is it? Donald Duck > 3. (decoy) Fred Flintstone > 4. Who are they? Name both. Ren and Stimpy > 5. (decoy) Bart Simpson > 6. (decoy) Spongebob Squarepants > 7. Who is it? > 8. (decoy) > 9. (decoy) Marge Simpson > 10. (decoy) Yogi Bear > 11. Who is it? > 12. (decoy) Popeye > 13. (decoy) > 14. Who is it? Charlie Brown > 15. (decoy) Bugs Bunny > 16. (decoy) Betty Boop > 17. Who is it? Superted > is he? > 25. (decoy) > 26. (decoy) Pink Panther > 2. 1977, TV, Pacific Princess. > 3. 1962, TV, PT-73. > 4. 1977, movie, Millennium Falcon. Star Wars Episode IV > 8. 1972, TV, Persephone. > 9. 1956, movie, Pequod. > 10. 1979, movie, Nostromo. Peter Smyth |
| Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Oct 14 04:43AM -0700 Dan Blum wrote: > Alps) and other Roman structures. In medieval times it was less > important, but still of note, as its archbishop was one of the seven > electors of the Holy Roman Empire. Cologne > the archbishop of <answer 1>. The last archbishop lost control > of it by providing support for Louis XVI's relatives; the French > Republic invaded and captured it. (It's now back in Germany.) Bonn > 6th largest. This is in large part due to the fact that it is the > only city in its part of the country with a population over 200K; > people commute to it from up to two states away. Atlanta > Since it spent over 130 years as a mobile tent city, one would > think it would have ended up someplace a bit nicer, but presumably > there were other constraints. Tashkent > of Bhutan, which is also not surprising. The fifth or sixth highest > capital city - 2355 meters above sea level - is in Africa. It's a > well-known city which is the home of the African Union. Addis Ababa > country (this ended in 1993). It's at the edge of a large highland > area; east of the city the land drops sharply to reach the nearby > sea. capital of Eritria, whose name I've failed to memorize > name which appears to be of Canaanite origin. The other is Greek and > is closely connected with the fact that the city was where papyrus was > exported to Greece. Either name is acceptable. Sidon > Christian sites. The most famous is probably the Basilica of San > Vitale, which contains mosaics of Justinian, Theodora, and their > officials and attendants. Ravenna -- Dan Tilque |
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