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This week's question is inspired by a series of physics questions currently
appearing on city buses in Amherst, Massachusetts...
Say you are out fishing, in a boat on a lake, ...
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Why do the Pittsburgh Steelers have their logo on only one side of their
helmets?
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What was the Orteig Prize?
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Before author J.K. Rowling began using the word "muggle" to refer to
mortals, what did the word "muggle" mean?
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Who invented jazz?
(i.e., who is generally regarded as the first jazz musician?)
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Who sang the #1 hit "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia"?
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What was the first feature film directed by Ron Howard?
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Who was the voice of Horton in the animated special "Horton Hears a Who!"?
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Why was nobody allowed to drive in Sweden for five hours on Sunday,
September 3rd, 1967?
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What is the origin of the name of the "Hard Rock Cafe"?
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From what inspiration, did Berkely Breathed come up with the name "Opus" for
his penguin character in Bloom County?
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Where is the largest stadium in the world?
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When did "IN GOD WE TRUST" become the national motto of the United States?
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Not counting "The West Wing", in what other works has Martin Sheen
portrayed a US president?
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How did the SS Minnow, the ill-fated boat from Gilligan's Island, get its name?
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Who is "The Girl from Ipanema"?
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The world's first scheduled passenger airline flight took place between
what two cities?
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What is the origin of the line "It was a dark and stormy night..."
(hint: No, it was not Snoopy)
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What country has the most spoken languages?
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Erik Estrada, Tom Selleck, and Dabney Coleman appeared together in what
big-budget World War II movie?
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What are the "Lexx Laws"?
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There is an e-mail currently circulating the Internet entitled
"Instructions for Life in the New Millennium from the Dalai Lama". It
contains such platitudes as "When you lose, ...
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Who created the character of "Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer"?
(Hint - it wasn't Gene Autry.)
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What was the original retail price of the Apple I computer?
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