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Week 38's Trivial Pursuit - Jangar - 19-09-2005
What famous performer's signature mustache was usually painted on?
Week 38's Trivial Pursuit - dudette - 19-09-2005
Charlie Chaplin?
Week 38's Trivial Pursuit - Jangar - 20-09-2005
Should I be grouchy when I do this :cheer: ? :haha:
The answer is Groucho Marx.
In medieval combat, what was a mangonel?
Week 38's Trivial Pursuit - dudette - 20-09-2005
Hehe, I know this one ... its like a small catapult.
Week 38's Trivial Pursuit - penelope - 20-09-2005
ditto Dudette
Week 38's Trivial Pursuit - Jangar - 21-09-2005
:thumbs:
A catapult used to hurl pots of burning tar, stones, and other missiles.
What metal was used in making the cutlery that France's Emperor Napoleon III gave to his most honoured guests?
Week 38's Trivial Pursuit - mcamp999 - 21-09-2005
Gold ?
Week 38's Trivial Pursuit - dudette - 21-09-2005
If not gold, I say silver.
Week 38's Trivial Pursuit - Jangar - 22-09-2005
Good thing I didn't give the game away by saying that I know the answer, simply because I used to be in the industry as that means I get to do a :cheer: :haha:
The answer is Aluminium - which at the time was very rare and expensive. Other guests were given silver or gold cutlery.
Who were the first real-life husband and wife to win Emmys for appearing as husband and wife on television?
Week 38's Trivial Pursuit - dudette - 22-09-2005
Jill (?) Eikenberry and her husband ... In LA LAW...
Is it Howard? :mmm: