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Jangar

08-08-2005, 08:16 AM
What famous football player briefly had a town named for him?

Jangar

09-08-2005, 09:45 AM
No takers, so I guess I'll start the week off with a :cheer: Smile

Joe Montana. In July 1993, the tiny town of Ismay, Montana, population 22, changed its name to Joe, Montana, for the football season in honour of the Kansas City Chief's newly signed quaterback. The only U.S. town permanently named for a gridiron star is Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania.

In which U.S. president's inaugural parade did the Apache chief Geronimo ride?

penelope

09-08-2005, 09:48 AM
Jangar Wrote:No takers, so I guess I'll start the week off with a :cheer: Smile

Joe Montana. In July 1993, the tiny town of Ismay, Montana, population 22, changed its name to Joe, Montana, for the football season in honour of the Kansas City Chief's newly signed quaterback. The only U.S. town permanently named for a gridiron star is Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania.

In which U.S. president's inaugural parade did the Apache chief Geronimo ride?
President Roosevelt

Jangar

10-08-2005, 09:41 AM
penelope Wrote:President Roosevelt

:thumbs:

'Twas in 1905 Smile

What historic figure's sword was known as Crocea Mors, Latin for "Yellow Death"?

penelope

10-08-2005, 09:49 AM
Jangar Wrote::thumbs:

'Twas in 1905 Smile

What historic figure's sword was known as Crocea Mors, Latin for "Yellow Death"?
Julius Caesar

Jangar

11-08-2005, 09:51 AM
penelope Wrote:Julius Caesar

:thumbs:

What state's official trademark depicts a bucking horse and rider?

penelope

11-08-2005, 07:08 PM
Wyoming

Jangar

12-08-2005, 10:30 AM
penelope Wrote:Wyoming

:thumbs:

The Cowboy State. The bucking horse and rider insignia dates back to WWI, when it was worn by members of the Wyoming National Guard serving in France and Germany.

What is the name of the coffeehouse frequented by the regulars on the sitcom Frasier?

Bonus: How about the popular hangout on Friends?

penelope

12-08-2005, 10:33 AM
Jangar Wrote::thumbs:

The Cowboy State. The bucking horse and rider insignia dates back to WWI, when it was worn by members of the Wyoming National Guard serving in France and Germany.

What is the name of the coffeehouse frequented by the regulars on the sitcom Frasier?

Bonus: How about the popular hangout on Friends?
Haven't watched one episode...haven't the foggiest

sooibrand

12-08-2005, 01:06 PM
Bonus answer - coffee perk
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