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| tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Apr 20 02:06PM > 1 Which word is both a much-covered song title and a transliteration of the Hebrew term for "Praise the Lord"? hallelujah > 2 Which vitamin plays a major role in blood clotting? K > 4 Which 6-letter word can be a dessert, or a pleasure trip by an official at taxpayers' expense? junket > 5 Many of the works of which 19th century British author are set in the fictional counties of Barchester and Barsetshire? Trollope > 6 What is the usual English name for the cake known in its native German as Schwarzw?lder Kirschtorte? Black Forest cake > 7 Six of the world's ten largest companies are involved in which industry? petroleum > 8 Which well-known author's only novel was "The Picture of Dorian Gray", first published in 1890? Oscar Wilde > 9 The headquarters of the Coca Cola Corporation are in which US City? Atlanta > 10 What is the legal term for lying under oath? perjury -- _______________________________________________________________________ Dan Blum tool@panix.com "I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up." |
| Bruce <bbowler@bigelow.org>: Apr 20 03:30PM On Wed, 19 Apr 2017 22:34:44 -0700, Calvin wrote: > 1 Which word is both a much-covered song title and a transliteration of > the Hebrew term for "Praise the Lord"? hallelujah > 2 Which vitamin plays a major role in blood clotting? K > wear? > 4 Which 6-letter word can be a dessert, or a pleasure trip by an > official at taxpayers' expense? junket (dessert used loosely :-) > the fictional counties of Barchester and Barsetshire? > 6 What is the usual English name for the cake known in its native > German as Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte? black forest cake (now *THAT'S* a dessert ;-) > 7 Six of the world's ten largest companies are involved in which > industry? technology > 8 Which well-known author's only novel was "The Picture of Dorian > Gray", first published in 1890? Oscar Wilde > 9 The headquarters of the Coca Cola Corporation are in which US City? Atlanta, GA > 10 What is the legal term for lying under oath? perjury |
| Marc Dashevsky <usenet@MarcDashevsky.com>: Apr 20 10:43AM -0500 In article <7a310dff-5be3-4abb-8238-6114a6eca237@googlegroups.com>, 334152@gmail.com says... > 1 Which word is both a much-covered song title and a transliteration of the Hebrew term for "Praise the Lord"? halelujah > 2 Which vitamin plays a major role in blood clotting? K > 3 In Rugby League what number jersey does the fullback traditionally wear? > 4 Which 6-letter word can be a dessert, or a pleasure trip by an official at taxpayers' expense? junket > 5 Many of the works of which 19th century British author are set in the fictional counties of Barchester and Barsetshire? > 6 What is the usual English name for the cake known in its native German as Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte? Black Forest cake > 7 Six of the world's ten largest companies are involved in which industry? communications > 8 Which well-known author's only novel was "The Picture of Dorian Gray", first published in 1890? Oscar Wilde > 9 The headquarters of the Coca Cola Corporation are in which US City? Atlanta > 10 What is the legal term for lying under oath? perjury -- Replace "usenet" with "marc" in the e-mail address. |
| "Peter Smyth" <smythp@gmail.com>: Apr 20 07:43PM Calvin wrote: > 1 Which word is both a much-covered song title and a transliteration > of the Hebrew term for "Praise the Lord"? Hallelujah > 2 Which vitamin plays a major role in blood clotting? K > 3 In Rugby League what number jersey does the fullback traditionally > wear? 1 > 4 Which 6-letter word can be a dessert, or a pleasure trip by an > official at taxpayers' expense? Junket > 5 Many of the works of which 19th century British author are set in > the fictional counties of Barchester and Barsetshire? Thomas Hardy > 6 What is the usual English name for the cake known in its native > German as Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte? Black Forest Gateau > 7 Six of the world's ten largest companies are involved in which > industry? Computing > 8 Which well-known author's only novel was "The Picture of Dorian > Gray", first published in 1890? Oscar Wilde > 9 The headquarters of the Coca Cola Corporation are in which US City? Atlanta > 10 What is the legal term for lying under oath? Perjury Peter Smyth |
| Pete Gayde <pagrsg@wowway.com>: Apr 21 05:04AM Calvin <334152@gmail.com> wrote in > 1 Which word is both a much-covered song title and a > transliteration of the Hebrew term for "Praise the Lord"? Hallelujah > 2 Which vitamin plays a major role in blood clotting? B > 3 In Rugby League what number jersey does the fullback > traditionally wear? 10 > 5 Many of the works of which 19th century > British author are set in the fictional counties of Barchester and > Barsetshire? Dickens > 6 What is the usual English name for the cake known > in its native German as Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte? Black Forest Cake > 7 Six of the > world's ten largest companies are involved in which industry? Oil > 8 > Which well-known author's only novel was "The Picture of Dorian Gray", > first published in 1890? Wilde > 9 The headquarters of the Coca Cola > Corporation are in which US City? Atlanta > 10 What is the legal term for lying under oath? Perjury > --- > This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. > http://www.avg.com Pete Gayde |
| Gareth Owen <gwowen@gmail.com>: Apr 21 06:59AM +0100 > 1 Which word is both a much-covered song title and a transliteration > of the Hebrew term for "Praise the Lord"? Hallelujah > 2 Which vitamin plays a major role in blood clotting? K > 3 In Rugby League what number jersey does the fullback > traditionally wear? 1 > 4 Which 6-letter word can be a dessert, or a pleasure trip by an > official at taxpayers' expense? Junket > 5 Many of the works of which 19th century British author are set in > the fictional counties of Barchester and Barsetshire? Trollope > 6 What is the usual English name for the cake known in its native > German as Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte? Black Forest Gateau > 7 Six of the world's ten largest companies are involved in which > industry? Oil? > 8 Which well-known author's only novel was "The Picture of Dorian > Gray", first published in 1890? Oscar Wilde > 9 The headquarters of the Coca Cola Corporation are in which US > City? Atlanta > 10 What is the legal term for lying under oath? Perjury |
| Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Apr 21 12:17AM -0700 Calvin wrote: > 1 Which word is both a much-covered song title and a transliteration of the Hebrew term for "Praise the Lord"? hallelujah > 2 Which vitamin plays a major role in blood clotting? vitamin B-12 > 3 In Rugby League what number jersey does the fullback traditionally wear? 1 > 4 Which 6-letter word can be a dessert, or a pleasure trip by an official at taxpayers' expense? junket > 5 Many of the works of which 19th century British author are set in the fictional counties of Barchester and Barsetshire? > 6 What is the usual English name for the cake known in its native German as Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte? German chocolate > 7 Six of the world's ten largest companies are involved in which industry? auto manufacturing > 8 Which well-known author's only novel was "The Picture of Dorian Gray", first published in 1890? Oscar Wilde > 9 The headquarters of the Coca Cola Corporation are in which US City? Atlanta > 10 What is the legal term for lying under oath? purjury -- Dan Tilque |
| Gareth Owen <gwowen@gmail.com>: Apr 21 06:57AM +0100 > 1. april gave birth to a healthy baby boy 2017-04-15. where? Out of a female giraffe's vagina > 2. 'tusk' was a hit song for what band? Fleetwood Mac > 3. what happened to a canadian man on a united airliunes flight from > houston to calgary on april 8th? Bumped for overbooking > 4. the philadelphia museum of art hosted an exhibition for the works > of what great painter in 2012? Dali > 5. what game includes play modes such as 'survival mode', 'hardcore > mode', and 'story mode'? Minecraft (Thanks conversations with 10-year-old nephew) > 6. icarly was a tv show from 2007-2012. who played carly? No > 7. who is known as the father of medicine? Galen > 8. what was dustin hoffman's character's name in 'rainman'? Raymond Babbitt > 9. what european nation's name means "little fortress"? One of them Baltic ones ... Lithuania? > 10. the edvard munch museum is located in what city? Oslo |
| Pete Gayde <pagrsg@wowway.com>: Apr 21 04:57AM msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:RpqdnWVUqZYsVGvFnZ2dnUU7- > Bruderheim, Alberta, to Kitimat, BC? > 2. What Alberta town is to be the northern terminus of the Keystone > pipeline? Edmonton; Calgary > In each case, name the defunct Canadian airline whose plane is > depicted. > 4. http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/f-9/air/4.jpg CanadAir > 5. http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/f-9/air/5.jpg CanadAir > 6. http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/f-9/air/6.jpg CanadAir > of Manitoba and Larry Hansen of Ontario invented this in 1950. > Union Carbide Company bought the idea and brought it into homes > in the late '60s. Teflon > 8. Don Hings invented what he called the "packset" in 1937. > When Canada declared war on Germany 2 years later, he went to > Ottawa to redevelop this communication device for military use. Mobile telephone > 13. A retired player is the title character of "King Leary", > a novel that won the 1988 Leacock Award and the 2008 edition > of Canada Reads. Name the author. Fischler > 14. Which former goalie wrote "The Game", and is credited with an > assist on Rick Salutin's play "Les Canadiens"? Dryden > 15. Which broadcaster co-wrote with Kristie McLellan Day the book > "Cornered: Hijinks, Highlights, Late Nights and Insights"? Cherry; Irvin > book about hockey was written by a Prime Minister of Canada > *while in office*. Name the book or the author, or if you > can, both. Pete Gayde --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. http://www.avg.com |
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