Thu, 27 December 2007
It's Happy Hour! Celebrate the New Year responsibly of course.
______________ The Wines of the Paris Tasting: [California wines are denoted by an asterisk *]
Reds Whites *Chateau Montelena 1973, Napa Valley/Calistoga (132) Meurault-Charmes 1973, Roulot (126.5) *Chalone Vineyards 1974, Monterey County/Soledad (121) *Spring Mountain 1973, Napa Valley/Spring Mountain (104) Beaune Clos des Mouches 1973, Joseph Drouhin (101) *Freemark Abbey 1972, Napa Valley/Rutherford (100) Batard-Montrachet 1973, Ramonet-Prudhon (94) Puligny-Montrachet 1972, Les Pucelles, Domaine Leflaive (89) *Veedercrest 1972, Napa Valley/Mt. Veeder (88) *David Bruce 1973, Santa Cruz Mts. (42)What do you know, Joe? Germany serves beer in what other form?
A. Gelatin B. Ice Cream C. Sausages D. Face Cream Last Post Answers: C. foal Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add youself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a show as well, do an intro for me would ya?Comments[4]
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Thu, 6 December 2007
More Animal Fun This show is dedicated to Sprocket She was my 17 year old Wiemeraner. She passed away Tuesday Dec. 5th 2007, we'll miss her so much. The Weimaraner's written history begins around 1880, when this breed was first exhibited at a Berlin, Germany dog show, where they were referred to as "l'mongrels". The Grand Duke Karl August of Weimar (Germany), wanted to develop a multipurpose dog. It's nickname is the "Gray Ghost"; this comes from not only the Weimaraner's color, but also its ability to be quick, using an almost cat-like stealth while in the field, combined with a silent, almost shadow-like way of working. After World War II ended, many soldiers brought home stories of this wonderful, strangely colored dog known as the Weimaraner. As people heard of these stories many wanted this new Wonder Dog. Within six months a Weimaraner will go from a 3 pound puppy to a 70 pound dog with a mind of its own. It is not a plaything, nor should ownership be frivalous. Without proper training and socialization, this dog can become a neurotic, problem dog and almost impossible to manage. With hard work and love you will rewarded with an incredible companion.What do you know, Joe? What is the term for a young horse?
A. cub B. cygnet C. foal D. calf Last Post Answers: D. The ballpoint pen Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add youself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more, oh goodie! AND if you have a show as well, do an intro for me would ya?Comments[7]
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Fri, 16 November 2007
More Famous Firsts Three different subjects on the show today How many will you get this time? Who invented X rays? Well it was Wilhelm Roentgen, a German physicist, discovered X rays in 1895. For this discovery, Roentgen was awarded the first-ever Nobel Prize in Physics in 1901. Neat huh?What do you know, Joe? Which of the following innovations was NOT invented by Thomas Edison?
A. The phonograph B. The long-lasting light-bulb C. The Kinetoscope D. The ballpoint pen Last Post Answers: A. 12 pairs and B. 7th Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add youself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more, oh goodie! AND if you have a show as well, do an intro for me would ya?Comments[6]
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Fri, 2 November 2007
The Skeleton Inspiration from Halloween, Did you have a good one? We saw a lot this week around the neighborhood. Skeletons that is. skel·e·ton Pronunciation: \ˈske-lə-tən\ Function: noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, neuter of skeletos dried up; akin to Greek skellein to dry up, sklēros hard and perhaps to Old English sceald shallow Date: 1578 1: a usually rigid supportive or protective structure or framework of an organism; especially : the bony or more or less cartilaginous framework supporting the soft tissues and protecting the internal organs of a vertebrate What do you know, Joe? Two questions this time. How many ribs does a human have?
A. 8 pairs B. 12 pairs C. 14 pairs And if you know that, how about... Of the 12 pairs of ribs in your body, which ones are the longest?
A. 4th B. 7th C. 11th Last Post Answers: A. Hawaii Five-O Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add youself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more, yeah!Comments[6]
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Thu, 25 October 2007
Fruits and Vegetables The Answers might surprise You You must be wondering about the benefits of eating fruits... well aren't you? What do you know, Joe? What salad of a greens mix with raw egg came from Mexico, not Rome?
A. Caesar B. Taco salad C. Greek D. Antipasto Last Post Answers: A. Hawaii Five-O Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add youself to my Frappr Map. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot More :-)Comments[0]
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Thu, 18 October 2007
Call the Police! and I don't mean the band :-) When was Chicago without a police force? In 1861, John Wentworth fired the entire Chicago Police Department when his term as mayor came to an end. Those terminated included sixty patrolmen, three sergeants, three lieutenants, and one captain. The city of Chicago was entirely without police protection for twelve hours until the Board of Commissioners swore in new officers. What do you know, Joe? What TV show has the record of being the longest running TV police series in history?
A. Hawaii Five-O B. Hill Street Blues C. Miami Vice D. Cangney and Lacey Last Post Answers: D. RSS Add youself to my Frappr Map. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot now ;-) (over in the left hand column)Comments[7]
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Fri, 5 October 2007
It's All About Us! [better mix] Mostly Trivial on Mostly Trivial From 2 loyal listeners who helped with todays trivia Man, I've had a Mostly Trivial orgy today. I've been listening to your show for a couple of weeks, and downloaded all the previous episodes over the weekend. Today, I listened to all but about 6 episodes. I LOVE your show! Not only do you have great trivia, but it's the best-sounding podcast I've heard since I started listening to podcasts about a month ago when I bought my first iPod. I particularly enjoyed the "Chuck E. Cheese Hell" song on the Coin-op video game episode. Anyway, I had an idea for a show. Trivia about Mostly Trivial. Lynn Willis We at the Step Out Of Your Shell Podcast love your show, we've downloaded all of them! Thanks and keep up the great work.Terry Thompson What do you know, Joe? An orange square with waves indicates that an "BLANK" feed is present on a web page. Podcasts are often distributed this way. Fill in the "BLANK" A. HTML B. MP3 C. PHP D. RSS Last Post Answers: A. Gambling Add youself to my Frappr Map. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot now ;-) (over in the left hand column)Comments[6]
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Wed, 26 September 2007
Word Origins Some surprising answers for You? Where do thes words come from Some folks “sleep like a top‿ when they go to bed. Do you know where this comes from? Long before the days of high-tech toys and the Internet, a favorite child's toy was a spinning top. To set the top spinning, you wound the string round the shaft, balanced the top carefully upright, and pulled the string with all your might. At maximum spin, the top can appear to be perfectly still, or “sleeping‿. Incidentally; to “sleep like a log‿ has nothing to do with waking up in the fireplace, rather the sound of heavy snoring being likened to that of sawing. What do you know, Joe? who hands responsibility onto another is said to be "passing the buck". From where do we get this expression? A. Gambling B. Eating and Drinking C. Hunting D. Team Sports Last Post Answers: A. An alley with brick walls covered with ABC (already-been-chewed) gum wads. Add youself to my Frappr Map. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot now ;-) (over in the left hand column)Comments[2]
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Tue, 11 September 2007
Bubblicious! For better or ill, I sat on a stump, And was stuck by a lump, Of gum on my rump...And am sitting there still. Pop goes the Bubble Gum!
For 12 years, the selling, importing, manufacturing and chewing of gum was illegal in Singapore. The ban was lifted in 2004 - - but the chewy stuff can only be bought at pharmacies. Customers must give their names and show an identity card before receiving their gum. Pharmacists who don’t follow these rules can be jailed for up to two years and fined $4,700! In some parts of the world, especially the South China Seas, piracy still exists today. Why?
The common misconception among citizens is that personal use quantities of chewing gum are allowed into Singapore. However, according to the set of Regulations, "importing" means to "bring or cause to be brought into Singapore by land, water or air from any place which is outside Singapore ..." any goods, even if they are not for purposes of trade. The set of Regulations also does not make any provisions for personal use quantities to be brought into Singapore. Therefore, bringing chewing gum into Singapore, even small quantities for whatever purpose, is technically prohibited. What do you know, Joe? San Luis Obispo, California, is the home of 'Bubble Gum Alley'. What is it? A. An alley with brick walls covered with ABC (already-been-chewed) gum wads. B.The place where bubble gum was invented. C. The home of the largest collection of bubble gum machines. Last Post Answers: B. 1650–1720 Add youself to my Frappr Map. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot now ;-) (over in the left hand column)Comments[9]
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Thu, 30 August 2007
"Well Shiver me Timbers! AARRRRRRR!!! Did you know...
Why were pirate attacks so often successful? Pirate ships usually carried far more crew than ordinary ships of a similar size. This meant they could easily outnumber their victims. Pirates altered their ships so that they could carry far more cannon than merchant ships of the same size. In some parts of the world, especially the South China Seas, piracy still exists today. What do you know, Joe? Throughout history, there have been people willing to rob others transporting goods on the water. These years are sometimes known as a 'Golden Age' of piracy. Thousands of pirates were active from when to when? A. 1450–1520 B. 1650–1720 C. 1750–1820 D. 1850–1920 Last Post Answers: C. Sopranino Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column)Comments[3]
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Sun, 22 July 2007
"The answer my friend is Blowin' in the Wind I'm winded just thinkin' about it! Did you know...
wind instrument, in music, any instrument whose tone is produced by a vibrating column of air. In the pipe organ the column of air is set into vibration by mechanical means. Other wind instruments are blown by the player and are divided into two groups, the woodwinds and the brass winds, or brasses. What do you know, Joe? Which of the following saxophones produces the highest pitch? A. Baritone B. The Sopranos C. Alto D. Sopranino Last Post Answers: C. to turn left and right Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column)Comments[5]
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Fri, 13 July 2007
"Lets go a-Sledding! I think Minnesota is cold... Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race
It has been called the “Last Great Race on Earth‿. German, Spanish, British, Japanese and American film crews have covered the event. It’s not just a dog sled race, it’s a race in which unique men and woman compete. Mushers enter from all walks of life. Fishermen, lawyers, doctors, miners, artists, natives, Canadians, Swiss, French and others. From Anchorage, in south central Alaska, to Nome on the western Bering Sea coast, each team of 12 to 16 dogs and their musher cover over 1150 miles in 10 to 17 days. What do you know, Joe? In dog sledding terms, what does the term “Come Gee‿ and “Come Haw‿ mean? A. To slow down and stop B. To go forward no matter what the weather C. To turn left and right D. It's an early country TV show Last Post Answers: C. Rob Roy Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column)Comments[1]
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Wed, 4 July 2007
Last Post Answers: B: Discovery Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column)"Whiskey a GO-GO Are we having fun yet?" [Maybe after a couple of belts] Did you know... Whisky, one of the world’s largest spirits, has a history of its own. The name ‘whisky’ itself is a variant on the phrase ‘water of life’ indicting spirits. This word, in various spellings, is found today in some Scandinavian countries, and the French eau-de-vie translates in the same way. Rendered in Irish and Scottish Gaelic, the term becomes uisge beatha [pronounced "ooshkie bayha"] or usquebaugh among other spellings. It eventually was mangled into the half anglicized whisky. What do you know, Joe? What is the name of the drink made with scotch,vermouth and bitters? A. Manhattan B. Old Fashion C. Rob Roy D. Shirley Temple Last Post Answers: B. THE SMITHS Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column)Comments[4]
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Wed, 27 June 2007
"We love 80's music Mostly Trivial is back!" Did You Miss Us? In 1987, Siobhan Fahey, former member of Bananarama, married Dave Stewart (Eurythmics). She later formed the band Shakespear's Sister with Marcella Detroit. They had two albums: Sacred Heart (1989) and Hormonally Yours (1992) What do you know, Joe? In 1989, 50 leading music journalists were asked for their choice of Most OVER-RATED Artist of the Decade. These are the top five, Who was Number 1? A. U2 B. THE SMITHS C. ELVIS COSTELLO D. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Last Post Answers: B: Discovery Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column)Comments[8]
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Tue, 24 April 2007
"Open the pod bay doors, HAL" Arthur C. Clarke once said, "If you understand 2001 completely, we failed. We wanted to raise far more questions than we answered." Robot Boy is back today... [He has a new battery] Stanley Kubrick worked for several months with effects technicians to come up with a convincing effect for the floating pen in the shuttle sequence. After trying many different techniques, without success, Kubrick decided to simply use a pen that was taped to a sheet of glass and suspended in front of the camera. In fact, the shuttle attendant can be seen to "pull" the pen off the glass when she takes hold of it.. What do you know, Joe? What was the name of the space ship 2001 A Space Odyssey? A. Challenger B. Discovery C. Athena D. Sirius Last Post Answers: C. A penny-farthing was the logo of The Village in the cult 1960s television series The Prisoner, and was also featured in the show's closing titles. Patrick McGoohan has stated that the bike represented slowing down the wheels of progress Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column)Comments[1]
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Tue, 10 April 2007
It's High-Wheeling time Ready for a ride in the country? Dont fall Thanks to Matt from Stockton for the subject and questions. Robot Boy is off today...[He is OK just a bad battery] • Each February in Evandale, Tasmania, Penny Farthing enthusiasts from around the world converge on the small village for a series of Penny Farthing races, including the national championship. This is the largest Penny Farthing festival in the world. • Progressive rock band Arena's album The Visitor features a man on a penny-farthing in its cover artwork.What do you know, Joe? A penny-farthing was the logo of The Village in what cult 1960s television series? (and was also featured in the show's closing titles) A. Dr. Who B. The Avengers C. The Prisoner D. Monty Python Last Post Answers: C. Scratch of course! Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show, Ya hear? It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column)Comments[4]
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Sat, 31 March 2007
Who wants to break first? Let Cue up a great show! Thanks to Josh Myers in WN for the subject and questions. The term 'poolroom' now means a place where billiards is played, but in the 19th century a poolroom was a betting parlor for horse racing. Billiard tables were installed so patrons could pass the time between races. The game of billiards and the poolroom became connected in the public's mind. Today, the two terms are used interchangeably. Â What do you know, Joe? What is the term used for when the cue ball falls into the pocket? A. Miscue B. Break C. Scratch D. Replay Last Post Answers: Royale with Cheese In fact it's actually just a "Royale Cheese" - there's no "with". See how travel broadens the mind. Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show, Ya hear? It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column)Comments[8]
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Tue, 20 March 2007
Let's cut some Cheese! Shhhh...This is Robot Boy typing [hehe] Thanks to Guy Bauer [guybauerhalfhour.com podcast] for the intro. The Chuck E. Cheese franchise was created by Atari, a restaurant combining robotic animals and arcade games with family meals. They named the franchise a Pizza Time Theater. Chuck E. Cheese was first opened in 1977. What do you know, Joe? According to John Travolta's character in Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction", what do they call a quarterpounder with cheese in France? A. Le Quarterpounder avec Fromage B. Royale with Cheese C. Le Cheese D. Repas Degoutant Americain Last Post Answers: C. She Threw Herself off the Cliff Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show, Ya hear? It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column)Comments[3]
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Thu, 8 March 2007
Show 101wonderfully fun! Heres to a 100 more Thanks to Leo Laporte for the intro... and to My Trivia Podcast [Will]for the sound bites [Olivia and Amanda] "What do you know, Joe? The Tears of Meng Jiang Nu" is a great Chinese folktale related to the wall. The husband of the beautiful Meng was taken from her by the first emperor (Qin) to work on the wall. She trekked countless miles to find him. She finally succeeded, but he had just died. She began crying and her tears were so great that a storm raised up and destroyed several miles of the wall. Upon hearing what happened, the emperor traveled to met her. He was so struck by her beauty that he proposed to her and she reluctantly accepted. They attended her husband's funeral high on a mountainside and she finally stopped crying. Then, according to the tale, what happened? A. He Left Her B. She Drank Poison C. She Threw Herself off the Cliff D. They Lived Happily Ever After Last Post Answers: The Flintstones (1960); The Jetsons (1962); Jonny Quest (1964); Scooby Doo (1969) D. B. A. C. Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show, Ya hear? It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column)Comments[13]
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Sat, 24 February 2007
It's the big 100! This a long but fun one Thanks to Darren in Australia for the trivia suggestion, and to all the folks who contributed to the show :-) Thanks for the great ride. If it wasn't for you I wouldnt be here! What do you know, Joe? Hanna-Barbera Cartoons: Place the following in order of introduction: A. Jonny Quest B. The Jetsons C. Scooby Doo, Where Are You D. The Flintstones Last Post Answers: A. Some cilia in the ear have been destroyed and are "dying" Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show, Ya hear? It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column)Comments[5]
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Thu, 15 February 2007
Hey, Listen to THIS! I was just having fun yelling at you :-) Pete Townshend on iPods “Who guitarist Pete Townshend is warning iPod users they may face hearing loss if they pump up the volume on the devices. “Townshend, 60, said his hearing was irreversibly damaged from using studio headphones, and he now takes 36-hour breaks between recording sessions. The band was known for loud performances. “ "Hearing loss is a terrible thing because it cannot be repaired," Townshend said on his website. "If you use an iPod or anything like it, or your child uses one, you may be OK. But my intuition tells me there is terrible trouble ahead." Explaination on one of the questions in this show: Water vapor in the air increases this speed slightly. Sound travels faster through warm air than through cold air. This is to be expected because the faster-moving molecules in warm air bump into each other more often and therefore transmit a pulse in less time. For each degree rise in temperature above 0 degrees C, the speed of sound in air increases by 0.6 meters per second. In water, sound travels about four times as fast as it does in air, while in steel, the speed of sound is about fifteen times as great as in air. What do you know, Joe? Why do people often experience ringing in the ears after a loud music concert? A. Some cilia in the ear have been destroyed and are "dying". B. The hammer, anvil and stirrup are still sending electrical waves to the brain. C. The brain is still processing subtle vibrations of the cilia. D. The pinna is still funneling trapped sound waves. Last Post Answers: D: Irish Wolfhound Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show, Ya hear? It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column)Comments[6]
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Thu, 8 February 2007
its Not Nice To Fool Mother Nature Inside or outside, there is always something fun to learn about Nature Some Do's and Don'ts on Feeding the Birds ( I love to feed the Birds out on our deck!) A hanging feeder with sunflower seeds will attract numerous birds, but don't forget a suet feeder for the woodpeckers, nuthatches, titmice and chickadees, and a ground or tray-type feeder with cracked corn or mixed seed for cardinals, doves, juncos, sparrows and others that prefer feeding from the ground. Water is a great attraction for birds, even in winter. A heating element for birdbaths will prevent freezing. Placing a feeder near shrubs or other shelters will make birds feel safer. Ground feeders should be near cover such as a brush pile. A fence around the ground feeder may be necessary if cats begin hiding in the nearby cover. What do you know, Joe? Everyone knows the chihuahua is the tiniest dog in the world, but what is the tallest dog breed in the world? A: Great Dane B: Newfoundland C: Old English Mastiff D:Irish Wolfhound Last Post Answers: A: Being the second quarterback to win a Super Bowl for their team Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show if you have time. It helps my exposure to new listeners. Like you used to be! (over in the left hand column)Comments[10]
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Mon, 5 February 2007
Da Super Bowl XLI! (that's 41 in roman numerals kids)
It's Super Bowl trivia in a statistical about way ;-) When: February 4, 2007 Game Time: 6:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time Where: Dolphin Stadium, Miami, Florida Capacity: 76,000 At Stake: National Football League Championship Participants: Indianapolis Colts vs. Chicago Bears Super Bowl XLI will be broadcast live in more than 230 countries. Player Bonus Shares Winning Team: $73,000, Losing Team: $38,000 (thats a full year salary for some folks) Uniforms: The Chicago Bears will be the home team and have the choice of wearing their colored or white jerseys. What do you know, Joe? Here's some real football trivia. Doug Williams did it with the 1987 Washington Redskins. So did Jim Plunkett (Raiders), Steve Young (49ers), Brett Favre (Packers), Jeff Hostetler (Giants), Troy Aikman (Cowboys), and Ben Roethlisberger (Steelers). Dan Marino couldn't do it for the Dolphins though, and Tom Brady couldn't for the Patriots. What feat are we talking about here? A: Being the second quarterback to win a Super Bowl for their team B: Running for a touchdown in a Super Bowl C: Passing for 300 yards or more in a Super Bowl D: ;Throwing at least four touchdown passes in their Super Bowl careers Last Post Answers: D: Whitney Houston Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have 0ver 127 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show if you have time. It helps my exposure to new listeners. Like you used to be! (over in the left hand column)Comments[11]
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Sun, 28 January 2007
That 70's Music! Beatle John Lennon appeared on the first cover of "Rolling Stone" magazine, which debuted on November 9, 1967.
As a result of Russian copyright law changes in 1975, the Rolling Stones were the first rock group to receive Russian royalties. During their 1976 tour, The Who was the first rock group to use lasers in a live performance. The first American pop group to tour the U.S.S.R. was the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band during their 1977 concert tour. What do you know, Joe? What act has had more CONSECUTIVE #1 hits than any other in the history of Rock and Roll?
A: Elvis Presley
B: Bee Gees
C: Michael Jackson
D: Whitney Houston Last Post Answers: B: Thirty-six Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have 0ver 127 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show with an party favor on top. It helps my exposure to new listeners, and Intro Betty loves that kinda of stuf! (over in the left hand column) Comments[0]
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Thu, 18 January 2007
What a way to Go! The cause of death in certain area and certain group of ages are different according to area and each group. In 2001 in U.S. the top 10 cause of death in medicine are: Heart Disease: 696,947 Cancer: 557,271 Stroke: 162,672 Chronic lower respiratory diseases: 124,816 Accidents (unintentional injuries): 106,742 Diabetes: 73,249 Influenza/Pneumonia: 65,681 Alzheimer's disease: 58,866 (There were also 16,110 people murdered) Statistical data from: U.S. Department of Health & Human Services What do you know, Joe? How old was Marilyn Monroe at the time of her death? A: Thirty-twop>B: Thirty-six C: Forty-two D:Forty-six Last Post Answers: B. The Gregorian Calendar Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have 0ver 127 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show with an party favor on top. It helps my exposure to new listeners, and Intro Betty loves that kinda of stuf! (over in the left hand column)Comments[1]
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Thu, 4 January 2007
Let's make this a great year for ourselves, shall we? Despite lofty goals, most Americans break their resolution within a few days. If you are serious about any changes in your life, you need to develop a plan of action and stick to it. Listen to show #57 for more New years Trivia What do you know, Joe? Western society's official calendar was generated from? A. The Julian Calendar B. The Gregorian Calendar C. The Chinese Calendar D. The Solar Calendar Last Post Answers: C. more than fifty miles Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have 0ver 127 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show with an party favor on top. It helps my exposure to new listeners, and Mr. Catagory Guy loves that! (over in the left hand column)Comments[4]
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