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Why do the Queen's Guards wear those big fuzzy black hats?
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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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What were the original names of the baseball teams known
today as the San Francisco Giants and the Anaheim Angels?
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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 is Don Featherstone?
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What TV game show was hosted by Vicki Lawrence?
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The Twilight Zone episode "Living Doll" starred Telly Savalas as a father
who was having trouble getting along with his daughter's new talking doll.
Who provided the voice of ...
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This summer the United Kingdom celebrates the Golden Jubilee, marking the
50th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's accession to the throne. What is the
origin of the word ...
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What US president once said "It is a good thing I am not a woman, as I would
always be pregnant, for I cannot say no"
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Six nations supply over 75% of the crude oil imported into the US. Of these
top six, Saudi Arabia is the top importer, while Iraq and Nigeria are
usually at the bottom of the ...
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What is the most reproduced photograph in history?
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What product was manufactured by General Motors, IBM, and Rock-Ola?
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What is the Third Secret of Fatima?
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Where did German Chocolate Cake originate?
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What was Alan Greenspan's profession before he became an economist?
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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 act made 19th century entertainer Joseph Pujol the highest paid
entertainer (at the time) in the world?
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The best-selling book of all time is the Bible. What is the second
best-selling book of all time?
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What are the "seven seas"?
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Why are CD's 74 minutes long?
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How many US presidents have had last names consisting of only four
letters?
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What current monarch is the latest member of the oldest continuously
ruling royal dynasty in existence today?
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Why is September 3rd, 1752 an unusual date in American history?
(hint: Happy New Year! ...and no, it's not Dick Clark's birthday)
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