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Betsy | 11633 comments Who is James Moriarty?


Today, October 25, is the 161st anniversary of the "Thin Red Line", as well as the Charges of the Light and Heavy Brigades in a famous battle.


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Lorraine (saanichlori) | 3645 comments What is the Battle of Balaclava?

This popular red-headed actress died yesterday at the age of 95.


message 1353: by Marion (new)

Marion Mlodynia | 568 comments R.I.P. Maureen O'Hara


message 1354: by Betsy (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments These states comprise the area known as the "Four Corners".


message 1355: by Ron (last edited Nov 05, 2015 08:56PM) (new)

Ron (ronb626) | 3884 comments What are Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and Colorado?

This candy bar was named after the daughter of an American President.


message 1356: by Amy (new)

Amy (thenikitagirl) | 791 comments What is a Baby Ruth bar?

This New York City artist went to
Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music and Performing Arts and is widely known for his graffiti work and illustration. He also travelled with breakdancing crews worldwide.


message 1357: by Betsy (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments Who is Justin Bua?

This momentous event occurred at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month.


message 1358: by Ron (new)

Ron (ronb626) | 3884 comments What is the armistice of the 1st World War?

This event is behind the book, 11/22/63 by Stephen King?


message 1359: by Amy (new)

Amy (thenikitagirl) | 791 comments What is the assassination of John F. Kennedy?

This meditation practice is done in a room that is heated to 40 Degrees Celsius or 104 Degrees Fahrenheit, and is named after its founder who was born in Calcutta, India.


message 1360: by Jackie (new)

Jackie | 1804 comments What is Bikram yoga?

This country is the first to fully legalise marijuana.


message 1361: by Betsy (last edited Nov 09, 2015 09:44AM) (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments What is Uruguay?


Of 89 participants, only 45 members of this famous group survived being trapped in deep snow in 1846.


message 1362: by Ron (new)

Ron (ronb626) | 3884 comments What is the Donner Party?

Only 1 team can win this and it's only played every 4 years of the most popular sport in the world.


message 1363: by Betsy (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments What is the World Cup? (Also, the Euro Cup fits the description.)

This Swedish footballer currently plays for PSG in the French league, and is of Bosnian extraction.


message 1364: by Ron (new)

Ron (ronb626) | 3884 comments Betsy wrote: "What is the World Cup? (Also, the Euro Cup fits the description.)

Thanks for that. I didn't know that about the Euro Cup.


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Betsy | 11633 comments Ron wrote: "Betsy wrote: "What is the World Cup? (Also, the Euro Cup fits the description.)

Thanks for that. I didn't know that about the Euro Cup."


It may actually be called the European Cup, but it alternates with World Cup every two years.


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Freda Malone | 33 comments Who is Zlatan Ibrahimovic?

This mute sister who expresses herself through dance, finally speaks above a pot of gold in a Fred Astaire musical.


message 1367: by Betsy (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments Who is Susan of "Finian's Rainbow"?


This U.S. state has the most lighthouses.


message 1368: by Betsy (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments What is Michigan?


December 6 is the feast day of this saint.


message 1369: by Marion (new)

Marion Mlodynia | 568 comments Betsy wrote: "What is Michigan?


December 6 is the feast day of this saint."


St. Nicholas - In Germany the tradition is that if you were good, St. Nicholas left you some chocolates, nuts or candy. But, if you were naughty, he would leave coal.


message 1370: by Betsy (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments That's correct, Marion, now it's your turn to leave an answer which the next person will finish with a question. See Comment 1377 as an example of this.


message 1371: by Marion (new)

Marion Mlodynia | 568 comments December 26th is the feast day of?


message 1372: by Betsy (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments Who is St. Stephen?


5 gold rings


message 1373: by Marion (new)

Marion Mlodynia | 568 comments Betsy wrote: "Who is St. Stephen?


5 gold rings"


St. Stephen was the first martyr.


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Amy (thenikitagirl) | 791 comments What is the fifth day of Christmas???

This requires the assembly of often oddly shaped and interlocking tessellating pieces.


message 1375: by Betsy (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments What is a jigsaw puzzle?


Gaspar, Balthasar, and Melchior


message 1376: by Marion (new)

Marion Mlodynia | 568 comments Amy wrote: "What is the fifth day of Christmas???

This requires the assembly of often oddly shaped and interlocking tessellating pieces."


Betsy wrote: "What is a jigsaw puzzle?

5 Golden Rings.

Gaspar, Balthasar, and Melchior"


They were the 3 Wise Men who came to honor baby Jesus.


message 1377: by Betsy (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments Who were the 3 Wise Men?


This large, salty body of water in California was created in 1905 from an overflow of the Colorado River.


message 1378: by Betsy (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments What is the Salton Sea?


The shortest day of the year


message 1379: by Janet (new)

Janet Stokes | 485 comments What is "the winter solstice"?

Mamma Mia


message 1380: by Betsy (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments What is a song by ABBA, a Broadway musical, and a movie?


This statue represents a multi-talented Broadway composer, playwright, and actor near Times Square.


message 1381: by Janet (new)

Janet Stokes | 485 comments Who is George Michael Cohan?

The brave English admiral who died in the Battle of Trafalgar to honour whom a statue has been erected on a column in Trafalgar Square, London.


message 1382: by Betsy (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments Who is Lord Nelson?


Nelson's flagship at the Battle of the Nile.


message 1383: by Janet (new)

Janet Stokes | 485 comments What is HMS Vanguard?

The two worst dictators of the 20th century.


message 1384: by Marion (new)

Marion Mlodynia | 568 comments Janet wrote: "What is HMS Vanguard?

The two worst dictators of the 20th century."


Hitler and Stalin


message 1385: by Betsy (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments Who are Hitler and Stalin?


This state recently declared a state of emergency because of severe flooding.


message 1386: by Richard (new)

Richard (richardcjennings) This could be a lot of states. Texas?

This country recently exploded their first 'H' bomb!


message 1387: by Lorraine (new)

Lorraine (saanichlori) | 3645 comments What is North Korea?

This co-star of the TV show MASH recently died at the age of 82.


message 1388: by Betsy (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments #1395: Richard wrote: "This could be a lot of states. Texas?

When I originally posted this it was Missouri, but now there has been lots of flooding.


message 1389: by Betsy (last edited Jan 09, 2016 10:32AM) (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments Who is Wayne Rogers?

This city, which suffered a recent tragedy, was also affected by an earthquake this week.


message 1390: by Richard (new)

Richard (richardcjennings) There have been several minor earthquakes in southern california, and also a fairly major one in northern india. I'm not sure which event you are referring to.

This movie became the high gross earning movie of all time, bypassing Avatar.


message 1391: by Betsy (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments #1398 - San Bernardino is the city.

What is "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"?

February 21 will be the 100th anniversary of the beginning of this battle of the Great War.


message 1392: by Richard (new)

Richard (richardcjennings) What is Verdun?

This thriller/horror writer grew up in Maine and bases a lot of his stories in the area of Bangor and Castle Rock.


message 1393: by Marion (new)

Marion Mlodynia | 568 comments Stephen King


message 1394: by Richard (new)

Richard (richardcjennings) Marion wrote: "Stephen King"

Marion, you need to also leave a question


message 1395: by Marion (new)

Marion Mlodynia | 568 comments I'm not good with thinking of questions


message 1396: by Betsy (new)

Betsy | 11633 comments Marion wrote: "I'm not good with thinking of questions"


Then with your permission, I shall post a new subject for a question:

This Great Lake is the only one whose surface totally freezes because of its shallower depths.


message 1397: by Marion (new)

Marion Mlodynia | 568 comments What is Lake Erie?


message 1398: by Richard (new)

Richard (richardcjennings) Marion wrote: "What is Lake Erie?"

again Marion, you need to leave a question after your answer.


message 1399: by Marion (new)

Marion Mlodynia | 568 comments Which is correct? "You can't have your cake and eat it" or, "You can't eat your cake and have it?"


message 1400: by Richard (new)

Richard (richardcjennings) I believe both are used commonly, but the more correct form is "You can't have your cake and eat it too."

What was the kind of flower recently grown for the first time on the International Space Station?


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