| Joshua Kreitzer <gromit82@hotmail.com>: Jan 18 06:38AM -0800 On Monday, January 17, 2022 at 11:42:38 PM UTC-6, Mark Brader wrote: > * Game 4, Round 7 - Literature - Adult Magazines > 1. Within 1 year, in what year was the first issue of "Playboy" > magazine published? 1953 > 2. Please decode the rot13 only after answering the previous > question. Jub tenprq gur pragresbyq bs gung svefg vffhr, > choyvfurq va Qrprzore bs avargrra svsgl-guerr? Marilyn Monroe > 3. Gene Simmons could tell you that this Newfie girl was Playmate > of the Month for November 1981. Who? Shannon Tweed > head of the "Playboy" empire in 1988, holding that position > until she stepped down in 2009. First name required if the > surname is Hefner. Christie Hefner > 5. Name the publisher of "Hustler" magazine who """has fought""" > several prominent legal battles involving the First Amendment, > and """has unsuccessfully run""" for public office. Larry Flynt > """combines""" urban lifestyle articles and soft-core > pornographic pictorials that, in the 1990s, evolved into > hard-core. Penthouse > 7. Name the 1979 US-produced Italian pornographic biographical film, > starring Malcolm McDowell and Peter O'Toole, that was produced > by Bob Guccione. "Caligula" > 8. Born in Ladysmith, BC, in 1967, this Canadian girl """has > graced""" more "Playboy" covers than any other person. Who? Pamela Anderson > 9. It has been said that this adult magazine, first published in > 1973, """may have""" a larger following among gay men than > among heterosexual women. Name it. Playgirl > 10. Although not an adult magazine, what publication received > huge publicity when Burt Reynolds appeared naked in their April > 1972 edition? Cosmopolitan > California; you say Oregon. > Note: States meeting at a single point do *not* count as bordering. > 1. Arkansas and Iowa. Missouri > 2. South Carolina and Florida. Georgia > 3. Vermont and Maine. New Hampshire > 4. New York and Ohio. Pennsylvania > 5. Texas and Arizona New Mexico > 6. Louisiana and Alabama. Mississippi > 7. Nevada and Colorado. Utah > 8. North Dakota and Idaho. Montana > 9. Indiana and Tennessee. Kentucky > 10. Michigan and Minnesota. Wisconsin -- Joshua Kreitzer gromit82@hotmail.com |
| Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se>: Jan 18 08:20PM +0100 > California; you say Oregon. > Note: States meeting at a single point do *not* count as bordering. > 1. Arkansas and Iowa. Kansas > 2. South Carolina and Florida. Georgia > 3. Vermont and Maine. New Hampshire > 4. New York and Ohio. SWPania, eh, I mean Pennsylvania > 5. Texas and Arizona New Mexico > 6. Louisiana and Alabama. Mississippi > 7. Nevada and Colorado. Utah > 8. North Dakota and Idaho. Montana > 9. Indiana and Tennessee. Kentucky > 10. Michigan and Minnesota. Wisconsin |
| Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Jan 18 12:30PM -0800 On 1/17/22 9:42 PM, Mark Brader wrote: > your favourite adult magazine! > 1. Within 1 year, in what year was the first issue of "Playboy" > magazine published? 1955 > 2. Please decode the rot13 only after answering the previous > question. Jub tenprq gur pragresbyq bs gung svefg vffhr, > choyvfurq va Qrprzore bs avargrra svsgl-guerr? Marilyn Monroe > head of the "Playboy" empire in 1988, holding that position > until she stepped down in 2009. First name required if the > surname is Hefner. Kristi Hefner > 5. Name the publisher of "Hustler" magazine who """has fought""" > several prominent legal battles involving the First Amendment, > and """has unsuccessfully run""" for public office. Larry Flint > """combines""" urban lifestyle articles and soft-core > pornographic pictorials that, in the 1990s, evolved into > hard-core. Penthouse > 7. Name the 1979 US-produced Italian pornographic biographical film, > starring Malcolm McDowell and Peter O'Toole, that was produced > by Bob Guccione. Caligula > 9. It has been said that this adult magazine, first published in > 1973, """may have""" a larger following among gay men than > among heterosexual women. Name it. Playgirl > California; you say Oregon. > Note: States meeting at a single point do *not* count as bordering. > 1. Arkansas and Iowa. Missouri > 2. South Carolina and Florida. Georgia > 3. Vermont and Maine. New Hampshire > 4. New York and Ohio. Pennsylvania > 5. Texas and Arizona New Mexico > 6. Louisiana and Alabama. Mississippi > 7. Nevada and Colorado. Utah > 8. North Dakota and Idaho. Montana > 9. Indiana and Tennessee. Kentucky > 10. Michigan and Minnesota. Wisconsin (technically, the answer is "none", since the two share a lake border. Lake borders are no different than river borders, no matter how large the lake. Unlike the sea, there's no distance limit on how far into a lake the territory of a state or country goes. They always go out to the middle of the lake or to some other negotiated line. Which means that Michigan borders on Illinois and Minnesota, as well as Wisconsin, Indiana, and Ohio. It also means Wisconsin does not border on Canada, while Ohio and Pennsylvania do.) -- Dan Tilque |
| tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Jan 18 10:35PM > * Game 4, Round 7 - Literature - Adult Magazines > 1. Within 1 year, in what year was the first issue of "Playboy" > magazine published? 1954 > 2. Please decode the rot13 only after answering the previous > question. Jub tenprq gur pragresbyq bs gung svefg vffhr, > choyvfurq va Qrprzore bs avargrra svsgl-guerr? Marilyn Monroe > head of the "Playboy" empire in 1988, holding that position > until she stepped down in 2009. First name required if the > surname is Hefner. Christine Hefner > 5. Name the publisher of "Hustler" magazine who """has fought""" > several prominent legal battles involving the First Amendment, > and """has unsuccessfully run""" for public office. Larry Flynt > """combines""" urban lifestyle articles and soft-core > pornographic pictorials that, in the 1990s, evolved into > hard-core. Penthouse > 7. Name the 1979 US-produced Italian pornographic biographical film, > starring Malcolm McDowell and Peter O'Toole, that was produced > by Bob Guccione. Caligula > 9. It has been said that this adult magazine, first published in > 1973, """may have""" a larger following among gay men than > among heterosexual women. Name it. Playgirl > 10. Although not an adult magazine, what publication received > huge publicity when Burt Reynolds appeared naked in their April > 1972 edition? Cosmopolitan > * Game 4, Round 8 - Geography - Connecting States > 1. Arkansas and Iowa. Missouri > 2. South Carolina and Florida. Georgia > 3. Vermont and Maine. New Hampshire > 4. New York and Ohio. Pennsylvania > 5. Texas and Arizona New Mexico > 6. Louisiana and Alabama. Mississippi > 7. Nevada and Colorado. Utah > 8. North Dakota and Idaho. Montana > 9. Indiana and Tennessee. Kentucky > 10. Michigan and Minnesota. Wisconsin -- _______________________________________________________________________ Dan Blum tool@panix.com "I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up." |
| msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): Jan 18 09:54PM -0600 Mark Brader: > > that borders both of them. For example, we say Washington and > > California; you say Oregon. > > Note: States meeting at a single point do *not* count as bordering. ... > > 10. Michigan and Minnesota. Dan Tilque: > Wisconsin > (technically, the answer is "none", Wrong. > since the two share a lake border. True, but irrelevant. > Lake borders are no different than river borders, no matter how large > the lake. That's at best a matter of opinion. I'd say they differ in that river borders are land borders and lake borders aren't. But that too is irrelevant. Well, they're water borders rather than land borders. > Unlike the sea, there's no distance limit on how far into a > lake the territory of a state or country goes. Essentially true. > They always go out to the middle of the lake or to some other > negotiated line. Wrong. > Michigan borders on Illinois and Minnesota, as well as Wisconsin, > Indiana, and Ohio. It also means Wisconsin does not border on Canada, > while Ohio and Pennsylvania do.) I have seen it asserted that Toronto has a border with New York state. -- Mark Brader | "...'consulted' the public, using 'consulted' with Toronto | the special meaning of 'told them what I think'." msb@vex.net | --Cheryl Perkins My text in this article is in the public domain. |
| Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Jan 18 11:34PM -0800 On 1/18/22 7:54 PM, Mark Brader wrote: > Wrong. >> since the two share a lake border. > True, but irrelevant. Why is this irrelevant? > river borders are land borders and lake borders aren't. But that > too is irrelevant. > Well, they're water borders rather than land borders. What's so special or different about lake borders that make them different than river borders? Just saying one's a lake and one's a river is not enough. How are they fuctionally different? >> They always go out to the middle of the lake or to some other >> negotiated line. > Wrong. How is that wrong? Please eludcidate. -- Dan Tilque |
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