- RQFTCI98 Game 5 Rounds 2-3: SNL, ItalLit - 4 Updates
| Joshua Kreitzer <gromit82@hotmail.com>: May 02 02:05PM msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:0tKdncgU2rMEsBP9nZ2dnUU7- > """played""" all of those characters. > 4. Barbara Bush, Charlton Heston, Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer, Susan > the She-Male, Saddam Hussein. Phil Hartman > 5. Alfalfa, Chi-Chi, Geraldine Ferraro, Dr. Ruth Westheimer. Mary Gross > 6. Carnie Phillips, Matt Foley the motivational speaker, General > Schwarzkopf, Tom Arnold. Chris Farley > 7. Beldar Conehead, Fred Garvin the male prostitute, Elwood Blues, > Bob Widette. Dan Aykroyd > 10. Wayne Campbell, Middle-Aged Man, Lothar of the Hill People, > Simon, Mick Jagger. Mike Myers > 1. Name the Marxist satirical playwright who won the Nobel Prize > for Literature """last year""". His play "Accidental Death of > an Anarchist" has been performed in English. Fo > was better known as a film director. His films included "The > Gospel According to St. Matthew" and "The Canterbury Tales". > Who? Pasolini > 3. What political and historical writer also wrote a comic play > titled "The Mandragola"? Shakespeare knew about his political > writings, but probably didn't know his play. Machiavelli > was the woman he loved, Beatrice, who showed him into Heaven. > The second guide couldn't get into Heaven because he was not > a Christian. Name him. Virgil > 5. Name the absurdist playwright and novelist who wrote "Six > Characters in Search of an Author" and "Henry IV". He died > in 1936. Pirandello > his life in Avignon, France, where he wrote poems to a woman > named Laura. His name is associated with a type of sonnet. > Who was he? Petrarch > story describes how these tales were composed in 1348 by a group > of young Florentine men and women who wanted to amuse themselves > after they fled their city. Why did they leave Florence? to avoid a plague > 10. Who """is""" the academic, journalist, and novelist who wrote > "A Theory of Semiotics", "Travels in Hyperreality", and "The > Name of the Rose"? Eco -- Joshua Kreitzer gromit82@hotmail.com |
| tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): May 02 03:00PM > * Game 5, Round 2 - Entertainment - "Saturday Night Live" Characters > 3. Blossom, Jan Brady, Tonya Harding, Tori Spelling. Victoria Jackson > 4. Barbara Bush, Charlton Heston, Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer, Susan > the She-Male, Saddam Hussein. Phil Hartman > 6. Carnie Phillips, Matt Foley the motivational speaker, General > Schwarzkopf, Tom Arnold. Chris Farley > 7. Beldar Conehead, Fred Garvin the male prostitute, Elwood Blues, > Bob Widette. Dan Aykroyd > 1. Name the Marxist satirical playwright who won the Nobel Prize > for Literature """last year""". His play "Accidental Death of > an Anarchist" has been performed in English. Ionesco > was better known as a film director. His films included "The > Gospel According to St. Matthew" and "The Canterbury Tales". > Who? Pasolini; Antonioni > 3. What political and historical writer also wrote a comic play > titled "The Mandragola"? Shakespeare knew about his political > writings, but probably didn't know his play. Machiavelli > was the woman he loved, Beatrice, who showed him into Heaven. > The second guide couldn't get into Heaven because he was not > a Christian. Name him. Virgil > 5. Name the absurdist playwright and novelist who wrote "Six > Characters in Search of an Author" and "Henry IV". He died > in 1936. Pirandello > his life in Avignon, France, where he wrote poems to a woman > named Laura. His name is associated with a type of sonnet. > Who was he? Petrarch > story describes how these tales were composed in 1348 by a group > of young Florentine men and women who wanted to amuse themselves > after they fled their city. Why did they leave Florence? plague epidemic > book in 1945 called "Christ Stopped at Eboli", describing the > years he had to spend in a godforsaken southern Italian village. > Why was he living in Eboli? hiding from the Fascist government > and whose works include "If on a Winter's Night a Traveler", > "Mr. Palomar", "Invisible Cities", and a collection of Italian > fables. Italo Calvino > 10. Who """is""" the academic, journalist, and novelist who wrote > "A Theory of Semiotics", "Travels in Hyperreality", and "The > Name of the Rose"? Umberto Eco -- _______________________________________________________________________ Dan Blum tool@panix.com "I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up." |
| Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: May 02 02:32PM -0700 On 5/1/21 9:42 PM, Mark Brader wrote: > Schwarzkopf, Tom Arnold. > 7. Beldar Conehead, Fred Garvin the male prostitute, Elwood Blues, > Bob Widette. Dan Aykroyd > Candy Sweeney. > 10. Wayne Campbell, Middle-Aged Man, Lothar of the Hill People, > Simon, Mick Jagger. Mike Myers > 10. Who """is""" the academic, journalist, and novelist who wrote > "A Theory of Semiotics", "Travels in Hyperreality", and "The > Name of the Rose"? Eco -- Dan Tilque |
| Pete Gayde <pete.gayde@gmail.com>: May 02 08:24PM -0500 Mark Brader wrote: > """played""" all of those characters. > 1. The Richmeister, k.d. lang, Soon-Yi Previn, Weed Guy. > 2. Doug Whiner, Andy Rooney, Pokey, Jerry Lewis. Joe Piscopo > 3. Blossom, Jan Brady, Tonya Harding, Tori Spelling. > 4. Barbara Bush, Charlton Heston, Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer, Susan > the She-Male, Saddam Hussein. Phil Hartmann > 5. Alfalfa, Chi-Chi, Geraldine Ferraro, Dr. Ruth Westheimer. Dana Carvey > 6. Carnie Phillips, Matt Foley the motivational speaker, General > Schwarzkopf, Tom Arnold. Chris Farley > 7. Beldar Conehead, Fred Garvin the male prostitute, Elwood Blues, > Bob Widette. Dan Ayckroyd > the NBC page. > 9. Tammy Faye Bakker, Jessica Hahn, Marla Maples, Sinéad O'Connor, > Candy Sweeney. Julia Sweeney > 10. Wayne Campbell, Middle-Aged Man, Lothar of the Hill People, > Simon, Mick Jagger. Mike Myers > was better known as a film director. His films included "The > Gospel According to St. Matthew" and "The Canterbury Tales". > Who? Visconti > story describes how these tales were composed in 1348 by a group > of young Florentine men and women who wanted to amuse themselves > after they fled their city. Why did they leave Florence? Bubonic Plague > 10. Who """is""" the academic, journalist, and novelist who wrote > "A Theory of Semiotics", "Travels in Hyperreality", and "The > Name of the Rose"? Pete Gayde |
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