| tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Oct 22 01:54PM > * Game 1, Round 7 - Science - Ancient Dog Breeds > 1. This Chinese breed of dog is known primarily for its wrinkles > and blue-black tongue. shar pei > name "songshi quan" means "puffy lion dog". It has an extremely > dense double coat, and like <answer 1> has a blue-black tongue. > Give its two-word Western name. chow chow > black and tan, or "sesame"; it typically has a curled tail. > When unhappy or provoked, this breed of dog is known for its > high-pitched scream. akita > 4. This Japanese breed of dog is famous in part due to Hachiko, > a dog fiercely loyal to its owner, who would return to Shibuya > train station every day for nine years after its owner had died. shiba inu > 5. This breed of hunting dog originated in central Africa and has > an unusually shaped larynx. It produces a sort of yodel-like > sound, and is commonly called the Barkless Dog. basenji > and are well adapted to harsh environments. They were first > introduced to Alaska by William Goosak, a Russian fur trader, > during the gold rush. malamute; Siberian husky > people of Alaska's Norton Sound region. Despite appearances > this breed is not thought to be related to the Greenland Dog > or the Canadian Eskimo Dog. malamute > Middle East, and is consistently ranked as one of the *least* > obedient dog breeds in existence. This breed was featured in > "101 Dalmatians" as a dog named Prissy. Afghan hound > Kennel Club, this Australian dog has fossils that date back > over 3,000 years, and since then has remained nearly unchanged > via artificial selection. Australian cattle dog > Kennel Club runs the Westminster Dog Show, and the associated > Best in Show competition. *What venue* holds the Best in > Show competition? Madison Square Garden > * Game 1, Round 8 - Miscellaneous - Candy > 1. This candy was invented by a dentist in 1897; he devised the > machine that produces it using centrifugal force. cotton candy > permission. The company later claimed in court that it had > actually named the bar after the daughter of President Grover > Cleveland. Name this chocolate bar. Baby Ruth > 3. The surnames of Forrest Mars and Bruce Murrie gave this candy > its famous name. M&M > of mint to help smokers break their habit. The candy is > small and so is its name, which comes from the German word for > peppermint, Pfefferminz. Pez > containing caramel and peanuts, after his horse. The horse was > raised on the family farm, called the Milky Way, in Tennessee. > Name the horse. Snickers > 6. This candy was originally named Chicken Feed, and was invented > in 1898. It is now one of the most widespread Halloween candies. > Give its modern name. candy corn > 7. Everlasting Gobstoppers and Laffy Taffy were both part of a > candy line launched as a direct result of *which 1971 movie*? Charlie and the Chocolate Factory > according to legend its name was based on a sarcastic remark > made by an Atlantic City candy store owner after a storm flooded > his store. salt water taffy > 10. This candy was featured in soldiers' rations during World War II > because of its durability in all weather conditions, and stories > are told of soldiers using it to patch holes in vehicle tires. Mary Jane -- _______________________________________________________________________ Dan Blum tool@panix.com "I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up." |
| Bruce Bowler <bruce.bowler@gmail.com>: Oct 22 03:20PM On Tue, 22 Oct 2019 00:37:21 -0500, Mark Brader wrote: > Unless otherwise indicated, name each breed described. > 1. This Chinese breed of dog is known primarily for its wrinkles > and blue-black tongue. Shar Pei > name "songshi quan" means "puffy lion dog". It has an extremely > dense double coat, and like <answer 1> has a blue-black tongue. Give > its two-word Western name. Chow Chow > black and tan, or "sesame"; it typically has a curled tail. > When unhappy or provoked, this breed of dog is known for its > high-pitched scream. Shiba inu > 4. This Japanese breed of dog is famous in part due to Hachiko, > a dog fiercely loyal to its owner, who would return to Shibuya train > station every day for nine years after its owner had died. Akita > 5. This breed of hunting dog originated in central Africa and has > an unusually shaped larynx. It produces a sort of yodel-like sound, > and is commonly called the Barkless Dog. Basenji > and are well adapted to harsh environments. They were first > introduced to Alaska by William Goosak, a Russian fur trader, during > the gold rush. Husky > people of Alaska's Norton Sound region. Despite appearances this > breed is not thought to be related to the Greenland Dog or the > Canadian Eskimo Dog. Malamute > Middle East, and is consistently ranked as one of the *least* > obedient dog breeds in existence. This breed was featured in "101 > Dalmatians" as a dog named Prissy. Afghan > Kennel Club, this Australian dog has fossils that date back over > 3,000 years, and since then has remained nearly unchanged via > artificial selection. Australian Cattle Dog > 10. Featuring many of the breeds from this category, the American > Kennel Club runs the Westminster Dog Show, and the associated Best in > Show competition. *What venue* holds the Best in Show competition? Madison Square Gardens > brand names; others are generic. > 1. This candy was invented by a dentist in 1897; he devised the > machine that produces it using centrifugal force. Cotton Candy > permission. The company later claimed in court that it had actually > named the bar after the daughter of President Grover Cleveland. Name > this chocolate bar. Baby Ruth > 3. The surnames of Forrest Mars and Bruce Murrie gave this candy > its famous name. M&M > of mint to help smokers break their habit. The candy is small and so > is its name, which comes from the German word for peppermint, > Pfefferminz. Pez > containing caramel and peanuts, after his horse. The horse was > raised on the family farm, called the Milky Way, in Tennessee. Name > the horse. Snickers > 6. This candy was originally named Chicken Feed, and was invented > in 1898. It is now one of the most widespread Halloween candies. > Give its modern name. Candy corn > 7. Everlasting Gobstoppers and Laffy Taffy were both part of a > candy line launched as a direct result of *which 1971 movie*? Charlie and the Chocolate Factory > 8. This candy isn't made with anything particularly salty, and > according to legend its name was based on a sarcastic remark made by > an Atlantic City candy store owner after a storm flooded his store. Salt water taffy > 9. A popular, but likely apocryphal, theory holds that this candy > was named after the sound and motion of the machine depositing > chocolate onto the conveyor belt. Hershey Kiss > 10. This candy was featured in soldiers' rations during World War II > because of its durability in all weather conditions, and stories are > told of soldiers using it to patch holes in vehicle tires. bubble gum |
| msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): Oct 22 07:27PM -0500 Dan Blum: > Australian cattle dog Oddly enough, I met one of those today when I was in a vet's waiting room. "Part dalmatian?" I asked. "Yes, they're bred with dalmatians", the man answered. "Also with dingos. It's an Australian cattle dog." -- Mark Brader, Toronto "A cow-orker of mine used to ood dogs." msb@vex.net -- Steve Hayes |
| Calvin <334152@gmail.com>: Oct 22 06:34PM -0700 On Tuesday, October 22, 2019 at 3:37:27 PM UTC+10, Mark Brader wrote: > name "songshi quan" means "puffy lion dog". It has an extremely > dense double coat, and like <answer 1> has a blue-black tongue. > Give its two-word Western name. Shih Tzu > 5. This breed of hunting dog originated in central Africa and has > an unusually shaped larynx. It produces a sort of yodel-like > sound, and is commonly called the Barkless Dog. Basenji > and are well adapted to harsh environments. They were first > introduced to Alaska by William Goosak, a Russian fur trader, > during the gold rush. Huskies > people of Alaska's Norton Sound region. Despite appearances > this breed is not thought to be related to the Greenland Dog > or the Canadian Eskimo Dog. Huskies > Middle East, and is consistently ranked as one of the *least* > obedient dog breeds in existence. This breed was featured in > "101 Dalmatians" as a dog named Prissy. Afghan hound > Kennel Club, this Australian dog has fossils that date back > over 3,000 years, and since then has remained nearly unchanged > via artificial selection. Dingo > Kennel Club runs the Westminster Dog Show, and the associated > Best in Show competition. *What venue* holds the Best in > Show competition? Madison Square Garden, Rockefeller Centre > are brand names; others are generic. > 1. This candy was invented by a dentist in 1897; he devised the > machine that produces it using centrifugal force. Fairy Floss > permission. The company later claimed in court that it had > actually named the bar after the daughter of President Grover > Cleveland. Name this chocolate bar. Baby Ruth > of mint to help smokers break their habit. The candy is > small and so is its name, which comes from the German word for > peppermint, Pfefferminz. Pez > containing caramel and peanuts, after his horse. The horse was > raised on the family farm, called the Milky Way, in Tennessee. > Name the horse. Snickers > Give its modern name. > 7. Everlasting Gobstoppers and Laffy Taffy were both part of a > candy line launched as a direct result of *which 1971 movie*? Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory > according to legend its name was based on a sarcastic remark > made by an Atlantic City candy store owner after a storm flooded > his store. Seawater taffy > 10. This candy was featured in soldiers' rations during World War II > because of its durability in all weather conditions, and stories > are told of soldiers using it to patch holes in vehicle tires. Nope cheers, calvin |
| Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Oct 22 11:51PM -0700 On 10/21/19 10:37 PM, Mark Brader wrote: > name "songshi quan" means "puffy lion dog". It has an extremely > dense double coat, and like <answer 1> has a blue-black tongue. > Give its two-word Western name. tzu shih > 5. This breed of hunting dog originated in central Africa and has > an unusually shaped larynx. It produces a sort of yodel-like > sound, and is commonly called the Barkless Dog. basenji > and are well adapted to harsh environments. They were first > introduced to Alaska by William Goosak, a Russian fur trader, > during the gold rush. husky > people of Alaska's Norton Sound region. Despite appearances > this breed is not thought to be related to the Greenland Dog > or the Canadian Eskimo Dog. malamute > Kennel Club, this Australian dog has fossils that date back > over 3,000 years, and since then has remained nearly unchanged > via artificial selection. dingo > permission. The company later claimed in court that it had > actually named the bar after the daughter of President Grover > Cleveland. Name this chocolate bar. Baby Ruth > 3. The surnames of Forrest Mars and Bruce Murrie gave this candy > its famous name. M&Ms > of mint to help smokers break their habit. The candy is > small and so is its name, which comes from the German word for > peppermint, Pfefferminz. Pez > containing caramel and peanuts, after his horse. The horse was > raised on the family farm, called the Milky Way, in Tennessee. > Name the horse. Snickers > 6. This candy was originally named Chicken Feed, and was invented > in 1898. It is now one of the most widespread Halloween candies. > Give its modern name. candy corn > 7. Everlasting Gobstoppers and Laffy Taffy were both part of a > candy line launched as a direct result of *which 1971 movie*? Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory > according to legend its name was based on a sarcastic remark > made by an Atlantic City candy store owner after a storm flooded > his store. saltwater taffy > 9. A popular, but likely apocryphal, theory holds that this candy > was named after the sound and motion of the machine depositing > chocolate onto the conveyor belt. Milk Duds ?? -- Dan Tilque |
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