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Week 17's Trivial Pursuit - Jangar - 24-04-2006
On TV's Sex and the City, what was the name of the off-Broadway play in which sexy waiter-turned-actor Smith Jerrod bared his butt?
Week 17's Trivial Pursuit - Curio - 24-04-2006
I love that programme but sadly I can't remember.
:mmm:
Week 17's Trivial Pursuit - Jangar - 26-04-2006
:yikes:
I forgot to post the answer and a new question yesterday
I suppose that is my punishment for working nighshift, I had no idea what today was and had to ask Venus
Anyways I start the week off with a :cheer:
The answer to Monday's question is:
Full Moon. Jerrod was played by Jason Lewis.
Tuesday's question is:
Why are there 17 stars on the reverse side of the Sacagawea one-dollar coin issued by the U.S. in 2000?
Today's question is:
How many hours a day does the average cow chew her cud?
Week 17's Trivial Pursuit - nataliiie - 27-04-2006
Jangar Wrote:Why are there 17 stars on the reverse side of the Sacagawea one-dollar coin issued by the U.S. in 2000?They represent the number of states in the Union at the time of the first overland expedition to the Pacific and back (Lewis and Clark) in 1804.
Week 17's Trivial Pursuit - nataliiie - 27-04-2006
Jangar Wrote:How many hours a day does the average cow chew her cud?
Up to 8 hours a day
Week 17's Trivial Pursuit - Jangar - 27-04-2006
I can't believe that I didn't have time to post in this thread from home :yikes:
So I suppose another double bill is in order for tomorrow
Week 17's Trivial Pursuit - Jangar - 30-04-2006
nataliiie Wrote:They represent the number of states in the Union at the time of the first overland expedition to the Pacific and back (Lewis and Clark) in 1804.
:thumbs:
Spot on
Week 17's Trivial Pursuit - Jangar - 30-04-2006
nataliiie Wrote:Up to 8 hours a day
:thumbs:
Cud is food that has been regurgitated after being swallowed and partially digested by a cow. It must be chewed again before it can be fully digested.
Sorry I didn't continue on Friday as I meant to but I had a very busy day and weekend too.
So it's time to play catch up
Thursday - How many Beatles albums were in the Top 10 on Rolling Stone magazine's 2003 list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time?
Friday - Where is Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world?
Saturday - What is the incredible lifespan of the giant tube worm that lives 1 800 feet below the surface of the Gulf of Mexico?
Sunday - Who was the first film star to win a Best Actress Oscar for her performance in a movie directed by her husband?
Week 17's Trivial Pursuit - dudette - 01-05-2006
Jangar Wrote::thumbs:
Cud is food that has been regurgitated after being swallowed and partially digested by a cow. It must be chewed again before it can be fully digested.
Sorry I didn't continue on Friday as I meant to but I had a very busy day and weekend too.
So it's time to play catch up
Thursday - How many Beatles albums were in the Top 10 on Rolling Stone magazine's 2003 list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time?
Friday - Where is Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world?
Saturday - What is the incredible lifespan of the giant tube worm that lives 1 800 feet below the surface of the Gulf of Mexico?
Sunday - Who was the first film star to win a Best Actress Oscar for her performance in a movie directed by her husband?
Guesses for all me thinks ...
Thurs - 4
Fri - Antarctica
Sat - 500 years?
Sun - Lauren Bacall
Week 17's Trivial Pursuit - Jangar - 01-05-2006
dudette Wrote:Guesses for all me thinks ...
Thurs - 4
Fri - Antarctica
Sat - 500 years?
Sun - Lauren Bacall
Thurs - Including the Best Album Ever, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. The other three were No. 3 Revolver, No. 5 Rubber Soul, and No. 10 The Beatles (The White Album).
Fri - Nope
Sat - Nope
Sun - Nope