First to answer in this thread...

Name the only bone in the human body to not be connected to any other bone for 100 geos.

the kneecap

First to answer in this thread...

Name the only bone in the human body to not be connected to any other bone for 100 geos.

hyoid bone .........

whoa... that was fast...


Name the town in the US that had an 8 alarm mill fire Saturday and also the name of the Fire Chief...

A boner :o :o :o ?

ok my answer was to the first question btw

A boner :o :o :o ?

:rofl :rofl :rofl

The only bone in the human body not connected to another is the hyoid, a V-shaped bone located at the base of the tongue between the mandible and the voice box. Its function is to support the tongue and its muscles.

16:28:45 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the insouc account by ghetto bob.
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Uxbridge

edit Fire Chief - Peter Ostroskey

uxbridge, Massachusetts.

Massachusetts State Fire Marshal Stephen D. Coan

Most bones in the human body are connected to each other at joints. But there are a few bones that are not connected to any other bone. Instead, they are connected only to tendons or are embedded in muscle. These are the sesamoids. The kneecap (patella) is the largest sesamoid. Two other very small sesamoids (about the size of a kernel of corn) are found in the underside of the forefoot near the great toe, one on the outer side of the foot and the other closer to the middle of the foot.

Uxbridge, Mass
Uxbridge Fire Chief Peter Ostroskey
:)

Mark Taylor, Fire Marshal
Livingston legend burns in 8-alarm fire

Fire ravages old Uxbridge mill
Bill Kessler, deputy chief of the Uxbridge Fire Department, was one of the few firefighters able to enter a burning mill building yesterday. It quickly became clear, he said, that the structure couldn't be saved.

UXBRIDGE -- He was only supposed to serve temporarily, but now he has signed on to a five-year deal as the head of Uxbridge's fire department.

Fire Chief Scott Richardson took over the reigns from outgoing Chief Simon Almond, who headed to the Pickering fire department in April. During that time, the Township put a call out seeking candidates for a permanent chief.

Just how many fires do you guys get like this!! :growse

Uxbridge

edit Fire Chief - Peter Ostroskey


16:32:07 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the insouc account by ghetto bob.
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man, this guy is quick... gonna have to go harder...

16:32:07 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the insouc account by ghetto bob.
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man, this guy is quick... gonna have to go harder...


*EDIT* I see that you edited to enter the Fire Chief though, give me my geos back...

Winner is tohann

16:32:07 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the tohann account by ghetto bob.
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what about the first question? who won there?

*EDIT* I see that you edited to enter the Fire Chief though, give me my geos back...

Winner is tohann

16:32:07 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the tohann account by ghetto bob.
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lol sorry GB already spent it! will refund when i can! :)

i got mixed up with uxbridge, MA and uxbridge, toronto in my google search!

what is the device to measure your shoe size in a shoe store called?

Employee. ;)

what is the device to measure your shoe size in a shoe store called?

lol ;smi551 nice try

Brannock device

Shoe. . . .

The Brannock Device is a measuring instrument invented by Charles F. Brannock for computing a person's shoe size. The son of a shoe industry entrepreneur, Brannock spent two years developing a simple means of measuring the human foot. He eventually improved on the wooden RITZ Stick, the industry standard of the day, and patented his first prototype in 1926. Brannock later formed the Brannock Device Company to manufacture and sell the product, and headed the company until 1992 when he died at age 89. Today the Brannock Device is an international standard of the footwear industry, and the Smithsonian Institution houses samples of some of the first Brannock Devices.

17:48:49 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the Bavarian Lib Front account by ghetto bob.
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What is the only animal born with horns?

A Giraffe.

What is the only animal born with horns?
giraffe is born with horns

oryx (gemsbok)

Giraffes are the only animals born with horns. Both males and females are born with bony knobs on the forehead.

18:19:23 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the gfreak612 account by ghetto bob.
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Giraffes are the only animals born with horns. Both males and females are born with bony knobs on the forehead.

18:19:23 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the gfreak612 account by ghetto bob.
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is trivia over or more to come?

Only once in history has the same group held the top five spots on the Billboard charts. Name the group, the date, and the 5 songs.

The Beatles, April 4 1964, 1 - "Can't Buy Me Love," 2 - "Twist and Shout," 3 - "She Loves You," 4 - "I Want to Hold Your Hand" and 5 - "Please Please Me"

The Beatles

4th April 1964

"Can't Buy Me Love"
"Twist and Shout"
"She Loves You"
"I Want to Hold Your Hand"
"Please Please Me"

Edit : damit, seconds too late :(

18:38:48 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the gfreak612 account by ghetto bob.
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Name of the largest gem quality diamond ever found, when, where, and what was it used for?

18:38:48 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the gfreak612 account by ghetto bob.
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Name of the largest gem quality diamond ever found, when, where, and what was it used for?
Cullinan Diamond, found by Frederick Wells, surface manager of the Premier Diamond Mining Company in Cullinan, Gauteng, South Africa, on January 26, 1905, is the largest rough gem-quality diamond ever found, at 3,106.75 carats (621.35 g). Although a carbonado found in Brazil weighed more than 3,600 carats (720 g), no gem-quality material could be extracted from it.

parts of the Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom.

the cullinan diamond
January 26, 1905
Premier Diamond mining company, cullinan, south africa
a gift for king edward VII

*edit* err, to late, but keep em comming

Cullinan Diamond, found by Frederick Wells

Cullinan, Gauteng, South Africa, on January 26, 1905

The stone was bought by the Transvaal government [1] and presented to King Edward VII.

It was cut into three large parts by Asscher Brothers of Amsterdam, and eventually into some 11 large gem-quality stones and a number of smaller fragments

18:47:06 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the arabianknight account by ghetto bob.
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Everyone loves M&M candies, what does M&M stand for?

18:47:06 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the arabianknight account by ghetto bob.
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Everyone loves M&M candies, what does M&M stand for?
Forrest Mars Sr. and R. Bruce Murrie
Initials
Mars & Murrie

Mars & Murrie

Forrest Mars Sr. and R. Bruce Murrie
Initials
Mars & Murrie
the first initials of their last names: M & M.

Forrest Mars Sr. and R. Bruce Murrie
Initials
Mars & Murrie


19:03:14 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the arabianknight account by ghetto bob.
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Who invented, and who was the first person to be executed in the electric chair and when?

Harold Brown, fist executed:William Kemmler

Year: 1888

19:03:14 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the arabianknight account by ghetto bob.
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Who invented, and who was the first person to be executed in the electric chair and when?

History
Electric chair history and laws in the United StatesColor key: Only electric chair Secondary method only Once used electric chair, but does not today Has never used electric chair
Electric chair history and laws in the United States
Color key: Only electric chair Secondary method only Once used electric chair, but does not today Has never used electric chair

Alfred P. Southwick developed the idea of using electric current as a method of execution after having witnessed an intoxicated man die after having touched an exposed terminal on a live generator.[1] As Southwick was a dentist accustomed to performing procedures on subjects in chairs, his electrical device appeared in the form of a chair.

The first electric chair was made by Harold P. Brown.


On May 25, 1979, John Arthur Spenkelink became the first electrocuted person after the Gregg v. Georgia decision by the Supreme Court of the United States in U.S. in 1976. He was the first person to be executed in the USA in this manner since 1966.

An inventor named Harold Brown conducted several grisly prototype experiments under the auspices of Thomas Edison, and helped construct the chair used in the first execution. Well I'm not answering the rest its too late anyway :sealed

Edit :

The first electric chair was made by Harold P. Brown

The first person to be executed via the electric chair was William Kemmler in 1890

Year: 1888
i think it was 1890 not 1888

Yeah, I thought he wanted the year it was invented. :sad

Yeah, I thought he wanted the year it was invented. :sad
he would of said it after who invented it not after who got excuted

Still waiting for a complete answer...

Still waiting for a complete answer...

The first electric chair was made by Harold P. Brown in 1888

The first person to be executed via the electric chair was William Kemmler in 1890
Reply With Quote

That's the second time I loose some easy geos :rock

The first electric chair was made by Harold P. Brown in 1888

The first person to be executed via the electric chair was William Kemmler in 1890
Reply With Quote

Alfred P. Southwick developed the idea of using electric current as a method of execution after having witnessed an intoxicated man die after having touched an exposed terminal on a live generator


The first electric chair was made by Harold P. Brown in 1888

The first person to be executed via the electric chair was William Kemmler in 1890

19:30:54 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the arabianknight account by ghetto bob.
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Last one for a while...

What is the sorcerers name in "Fantasia"?

19:30:54 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the arabianknight account by ghetto bob.
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Last one for a while...

What is the sorcerers name in "Fantasia"?
YENSID speleld backwards disney

19:41:30 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the arabianknight account by ghetto bob.
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I'll do some more in a while...

His name is Yen Sid

19:41:30 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the arabianknight account by ghetto bob.
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I'll do some more in a while...


Is it a while yet?


What character utters the first words in "Star Wars"?

qui-gon? Not sure I've never watched star wars.

Is it a while yet?


What character utters the first words in "Star Wars"?
THREEPIO im guessing

Princess Leia

THREEPIO im guessing
EDIT
Obi-wan Kenobi, a Jedi knight:
"The Force is what gives the Jedi his power. It's an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us and penetrates us. It binds the galaxy together

Is it C3PO?

EDIT
Obi-wan Kenobi, a Jedi knight:
"The Force is what gives the Jedi his power. It's an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us and penetrates us. It binds the galaxy together
edit:
C3P0 to R2D2 "did you hear that"

C-3PO: Did you hear that? They shut down the main reactor. We'll be destroyed for sure. This is madness.

Is it C3PO?
u cant ask lol .. i guess u wont get it. you have to doa quote edit i think

THREEPIO: Did you hear that? They've shut down the main reactor. We'll

be destroyed for sure. This is madness!

hmmm

techtrenton was the first to say it, but ill pay all 3

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20:32:04 - July 22nd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the Bavarian Lib Front account by ghetto bob.
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I was watching that with the kids as you posted here. wierd

Title and artist for 100 geos (http://golq.org/Clips/GOLQ246/GOLQ246-23.mp3)

wild thing by chip taylor

BRYAN ADAMS - Wild things

wild thing by chip taylor
u mean BRYAN ADAMS

Chip Taylor wrote it, but who made it famous?

Chip Taylor wrote it, but who made it famous?
The Wild Ones!!

*shrug* i had a 50/50 chance

good enough for just getting home.

LOL Bryan Adams was 7 when this was recorded

LOL Bryan Adams was 7 when this was recorded
my badd... lol:P
The Wild Ones i think

my badd... lol:P
The Wild Ones i think
edit :
The Troggs

i looked up he was born in 1959 then i looked at when it was recorded 1965
around 7years. since u said bryan was 7 when it was recorded
so i saw The Troggs

17:54:50 - July 23rd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the arabianknight account by ghetto bob.
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Wild Thing The Troggs 1966

#2 Title and Artist for 100 geos (http://golq.org/Clips/GOLQ241/GOLQ241-01.mp3)

17:54:50 - July 23rd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the arabianknight account by ghetto bob.
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Wild Thing The Troggs 1966

#2 Title and Artist for 100 geos (http://golq.org/Clips/GOLQ241/GOLQ241-01.mp3)
The Archies: "Sugar, Sugar"

damn you, you dont need those geos nearly as much as i do.

damn you, you dont need those geos nearly as much as i do.
your in AO!?!? lol and yes i do

18:21:30 - July 23rd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the arabianknight account by ghetto bob.
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Name the oldest active parliamentary body.

Icelandic Althing

Icelandic Althing
he beat me to it. Put more music trivias! i love em

you had your turn!!

you had your turn!!
lol. i still can win ;) if its music trivia expect me to win :D

18:29:41 - July 23rd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the HtZ account by ghetto bob.
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What are the names of the stone lions outside of the NY public library?

Patience and Fortitude

"Patience" and "Fortitude": The Guardian Angels on the NYPL

at least it wasnt sandy darkness or whatever his name is

Patience and Fortitude

those stone lions thingies... :rofl

HAVE YOU FINISHED YOUR 30 RACK YET?

no?!?!?!

GO BACK IN THE CAVE AND FINISH DRINKING YOU DUMMY!

texans dont know anything about new york..

18:40:22 - July 23rd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the smirk420 account by ghetto bob.
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What brand of cigarettes does 007 smoke?

;icoffee lark

depends which bond



Bond acquired this habit from Fleming, who was smoking about 70 cigarettes a day when he died of a heart attack. Fleming and 007 both smoked specially made cigarettes from Morlands of Grovenor Street - a Macedonian blend with three gold rings around the butt (007 switched to a low-tar blend in John Gardner's books). He carries them in a wide gunmetal case. He lights them with a battered black oxidized Ronson. Connery, Lazenby and Dalton's Bonds smoked (Dalton's Bond was paid to smoke Lark cigarettes, although his films came with a written cancer warning). Roger Moore's Bond smoked cigars. Brosnan's doesn't smoke at all.

Chesterfields

me and bavarian should get some geos

Well I was referring to Ian Flemings Bond who indeed smoked Moreland Balkans

19:02:03 - July 23rd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the Bavarian Lib Front account by ghetto bob.
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Explain: " On the whole I would rather be in Philadelphia".

fields was born there, it is on his gravestone, refers to comedians not wanting to perform in pfilly


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._C._Fields

w.c. field's epitaph

edit: *sigh* again.

Its a backhanded compliment . It is generally used to belittle or condescend, or often one uses a backhanded compliment when one wants to insult someone in a subtle way

W. C. Fields apocryphal epitaph, "On the whole, I would rather be in Philadelphia" is a backhanded compliment.

* Here lies W. C. Fields. I would rather be living in Philadelphia. *

This was an epitaph Fields proposed for himself in a 1925 article in Vanity Fair. It refers to his long standing jokes about Philadelphia (his actual birthplace), and the grave being one place he might actually not prefer to be. This is often repeated as "On the whole, I'd rather be in Philadelphia.", or "All things considered, I'd rather be in Philadelphia." which he might have stated at other times. It has also sometimes been distorted into a final dig at Philadelphia: "Better here than in Philadelphia." His actual tomb at Forest Lawn in Glendale, California simply reads "W. C. Fields 1880 - 1946".

19:14:07 - July 23rd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the HtZ account by ghetto bob.
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What is the plural of gnome?

19:14:07 - July 23rd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the HtZ account by ghetto bob.
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What is the plural of gnome?
gnome duhhhhhhhhhh

gnome duhhhhhhhhhh
gnomes** srry forgot the s

;bravo gnomus

Gnomes is the plural version.

i prefer gnomi :)

Wheres gruss when you need him, I'll bet he knows...

Wheres gruss when you need him, I'll bet he knows...
i got it wrong??

http://www.morewords.com/word/gnomes/ says gnomes

Gnomies. I'm just guessing but it's worth a try.

http://www.morewords.com/word/gnomes/ says gnomes
A definition source of 1 means it is a link to a definition I have generated automatically (usually for words that appear to be plurals). the key word here is appear

Your Query of 'gnomae' Resulted in 2 Matches
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Displaying Items 1 through 2
Definitions
gnomae gnome2


gnome2
noun

gnomes, gnomae
1. A pithy aphorism, usually in verse, that embodies some moral sentiment or precept.

Etymology: 16c: Greek.

I was looking for gnomae, but I will pull the question... and pay for gnomes, reluctantly...

21:10:15 - July 23rd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the RossoCarne account by ghetto bob.
Notes: gnomae
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What do you call a group of kangaroos?

A definition source of 1 means it is a link to a definition I have generated automatically (usually for words that appear to be plurals). the key word here is appear

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gnomae gnome2


gnome2
noun

gnomes, gnomae
1. A pithy aphorism, usually in verse, that embodies some moral sentiment or precept.

Etymology: 16c: Greek.

I was looking for gnomae, but I will pull the question... and pay for gnomes, reluctantly...
THANK YOU!!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise/words/spelling/plurals/pluralrules/game.shtml

a mob

d=

kangaroo: mob, herd, troop

aussies also call them a court

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Your Query of 'gnomae' Resulted in 2 Matches
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Displaying Items 1 through 2
Definitions
gnomae gnome2


gnome2
noun

gnomes, gnomae
1. A pithy aphorism, usually in verse, that embodies some moral sentiment or precept.

Etymology: 16c: Greek.

I was looking for gnomae, but I will pull the question... and pay for gnomes, reluctantly...

21:10:15 - July 23rd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the RossoCarne account by ghetto bob.
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21:09:25 - July 23rd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the arabianknight account by ghetto bob.
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21:08:46 - July 23rd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the david42189 account by ghetto bob.
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What do you call a group of kangaroos?
A mob = group of kangaroos

21:24:47 - July 23rd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the RossoCarne account by ghetto bob.
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What do you call a group of toads?

What do you call a group of kangaroos?

Akin´s pets or
Blitz´s pets or
Arat´s pets or
a Mob

21:24:47 - July 23rd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the RossoCarne account by ghetto bob.
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What do you call a group of toads?


toads: nest, knot

a knot of toads

EDIT:
*shakes fists*

i just noticed the questoin too close tot he gnome part

a knot..................

21:24:47 - July 23rd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the RossoCarne account by ghetto bob.
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What do you call a group of toads?
knot im guessing

A knot of toads


HEHEHEE

To late?

21:31:06 - July 23rd, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
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g'night all, thanks for playing!

What was the first ever registered domain name?

What was the first ever registered domain name?
Symbolics.com

Symbolics.com on March 15, 1985

20:47:08 - July 24th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the tohann account by ghetto bob.
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How many strands of silk on an ear of corn?

nordu.net was used for the first ever ROOT server (nic.nordu.net). It was techinically the first ever domain name, as it was created by the registry (for use by the registry) on DAY 1, before domains were allowed to be officially registered.

strands of silk on an ear of corn = 0

correction... one strand per kernel of corn on each ear

Each silk must be pollinated in order for the ovule to be fertilized and develop into a kernel. Typically, up to 1000 ovules form per ear, even though we typically harvest only 400 to 600 actual kernels per ear.

nordu.net was used for the first ever ROOT server (nic.nordu.net). It was techinically the first ever domain name, as it was created by the registry (for use by the registry) on DAY 1, before domains were allowed to be officially registered.

interesting tidbit, doesn't answer the question, but interesting nonetheless

20:51:10 - July 24th, 2007 50.00 Geos were deposited into the jokosr account by ghetto bob.
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interesting tidbit, doesn't answer the question, but interesting nonetheless

20:51:10 - July 24th, 2007 50.00 Geos were deposited into the jokosr account by ghetto bob.
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well god bless you

20:54:00 - July 24th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
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How many ways can you make change for $1?

How many ways can you make change for $1?
292 ways ssdfdsfdsdss

292 ways ssdfdsfdsdss


Source? different than what I have, but very close...

Source? different than what I have, but very close...

I counted myself. From my piggy bank. Or.... Math Fourm (http://mathforum.org/library/drmath/view/57912.html) 'bout halfway down.

293 different ways to make change for a dollar

Source? different than what I have, but very close...


answer is 293 ...

edit: too late

how about 290

293 if you include the whole dollar.

21:08:11 - July 24th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the tohann account by ghetto bob.
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21:10:34 - July 24th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the Bavarian Lib Front account by ghetto bob.
Notes: thats what I had

Name the first NHL player to score a hat trick in their first pro game.

Of course, it all depends on the dollar. USD would need to take into account pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, half-dollars, and several different kinds of dollar coins. Others, like Aussies, for example, would have far less to worry about . . .

olli jolkanen (spelling??)

21:08:11 - July 24th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the tohann account by ghetto bob.
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Name the first NHL player to score a hat trick in their first pro game.


Guillermo Stabile of Argentina ?

Olli Jokinen

Jordan Staal is the youngest player in the NHL to score a hat-trick, which he recorded on February 10, 2007 at the age of 18 Years 153 days

October 10, 1979 in History. Event: Nordiques' Real Cloutier sets NHL record of a hat trick in 1st game.

October 10, 1979 in History. Event: Nordiques' Real Cloutier sets NHL record of a hat trick in 1st game.


Real Cloutier would equal ********** feat in 1979, however Cloutier had played for several years in the World Hockey Association.

Real Cloutier would equal ********** feat in 1979, however Cloutier had played for several years in the World Hockey Association.

He did not enter the NHL until the 1979 NHL-WHA merger. Thus making 1979 his rookie year.

Still wasn't the first

Bill Mosienko?

Alex Smart of the Montreal Canadiens accomplished the feat in 1943.

January 14, 1943: Alex Smart becomes the first player to ever score a hat trick in his NHL debut. His three goals and one assist power Montreal to a 5-1 win over Chicago. Smart would go on to play just eight games in his NHL career.

21:59:53 - July 24th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
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Who was on the first cover of Rolling Stone magazine?

21:59:53 - July 24th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
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Who was on the first cover of Rolling Stone magazine?


John Lennon

A soldier on acid.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/ee/22456_lg.jpg

additionally: John Lennon on cover with Diana Ross & Supremes on back

22:22:06 - July 24th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
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g'night all more tomorrow

Could someone be doing this on european times as well? I'm a trivia machine.

I can do the trivia from work, but I can't pay out as I haven't got game access.

I can do the trivia from work, but I can't pay out as I haven't got game access.

I'm not saying it has to be you, this is why we have such a diverce staff base don't we. Delegate dear man.

Who was the first Country & Western singer to play Carnegie Hall?

Who was the first Country & Western singer to play Carnegie Hall?
Ernest Tubb and Ray Acuff

ERNEST TUBB

20:34:41 - July 25th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
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And its ROY Acuff (Ernest Tubb was the answer I was looking for)

Who was the last person to sign the Declaration of Independence?

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And its ROY Acuff (Ernest Tubb was the answer I was looking for)

Who was the last person to sign the Declaration of Independence?
Thomas McKean

Thomas McKean of Delaware

20:34:41 - July 25th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
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And its ROY Acuff (Ernest Tubb was the answer I was looking for)

Who was the last person to sign the Declaration of Independence?
Thomas McKean of Delaware

It is believed Thomas McKean of Delaware was the last person to sign. When Congress authorized the printing of an official copy with the names attached in January 1777, McKean's name was not included. He signed after that date, or the printer made a mistake by omitting him.

It is believed Thomas McKean of Delaware was the last person to sign. When Congress authorized the printing of an official copy with the names attached in January 1777, McKean's name was not included. He signed after that date, or the printer made a mistake by omitting him.
He signed in 1781.

did anyone say Thomas McKean yet..lmao

21:03:00 - July 25th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
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What food has 1000 times the radioactivity of any other?

21:03:00 - July 25th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
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What food has 1000 times the radioactivity of any other?
sea airport

Fish?

....

sea airport
sea food** lol airport :P

Brazil Nuts

Eating fish from that water would expose one to 1000 times more cesium-137 radiation, on a weight-for-weight basis.

Brazil Nuts

Fish .........

sansglacier is getting rich...

21:28:54 - July 25th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
Notes: trivia

Brazil nuts contain small amounts of radium, a radioactive material. Although the amount is very small, about 1–7 pCi/g (40–260 Bq), and most of it is not retained by the body, this is 1000 times higher than in other foods. According to Oak Ridge Associated Universities, this is not because of elevated levels of radium in the soil, but due to "the very extensive root system of the tree."

What is Gilligan's first name?
What is the Skipper's whole name?
Both for the win...

sansglacier is getting rich...

21:28:54 - July 25th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
Notes: trivia

Brazil nuts contain small amounts of radium, a radioactive material. Although the amount is very small, about 1–7 pCi/g (40–260 Bq), and most of it is not retained by the body, this is 1000 times higher than in other foods. According to Oak Ridge Associated Universities, this is not because of elevated levels of radium in the soil, but due to "the very extensive root system of the tree."

What is Gilligan's first name?
What is the Skipper's whole name?
Both for the win...


Willy Gilligan
Jonas Grumby

sansglacier is getting rich...

It's all about da Google ;)

Someone stop the bleeding...

21:35:56 - July 25th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
Notes: trivia


What word can be a verb, noun, adjective, preposition, conjunction, interjection and a verbal auxiliary?

and not the f-word lol

Someone stop the bleeding...

21:35:56 - July 25th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
Notes: trivia


What word can be a verb, noun, adjective, preposition, conjunction, interjection and a verbal auxiliary?

and not the f-word lol

answer: "like"

like: "Fruit flies like a banana; We may never see its like again; People of like tastes agree; The rate is more like 12 percent; Time flies like an arrow; They acted like they were scared; Like, man, that was far out; So loud I like to fell out of bed.)

Fruit flies like a banana; We may never see its like again; People of like tastes agree; The rate is more like 12 percent; Time flies like an arrow; They acted like they were scared; Like, man, that was far out; So loud I like to fell out of bed.

Exchange the f-word for "like" and you'll get some funny results :)

Time flies f*** an arrow, Fruit flies f*** a banana (some crazy new porn!?!)

HEHEHEHHEHEHEHEHE


You are to fast ;baddy

hint: Firefox gives you a right click shortcut to send highlighted text to a google search :) ... I guess it's back a fair playing field now :(

Ok, lets try some new questions. Thanks for the advice. ;)

of course now ghetto bob should be warned to make the questions a little more complicated to avoid this little trick!

************

Hey Gheto Bob, you could give 100 geos to the first two people who answer your questions.

:friends

like: "Fruit flies like a banana; We may never see its like again; People of like tastes agree; The rate is more like 12 percent; Time flies like an arrow; They acted like they were scared; Like, man, that was far out; So loud I like to fell out of bed.

21:44:09 - July 25th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
Notes: trivia

What was the inspiration for the name OZ (Wizard of)?

Many scholars have interpreted the book as an allegory or metaphor for the political, economic and social events of America of the 1890s.

In fact, Baum himself states in his introduction to the book to have written The Wonderful Wizard of Oz "solely to please children of today":

like: "Fruit flies like a banana; We may never see its like again; People of like tastes agree; The rate is more like 12 percent; Time flies like an arrow; They acted like they were scared; Like, man, that was far out; So loud I like to fell out of bed.

21:44:09 - July 25th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
Notes: trivia

What was the inspiration for the name OZ (Wizard of)?

The name of the make-believe land featured in L. Frank Baum's series of Oz books was taken from a file cabinet drawer labelled O - Z

Local legend has it that Oz was inspired by a prominent castle-like building in the community of Castle Park near Holland, Michigan where Baum summered.

There's a snopes article about it... www.snopes.com/language/literary/oz.asp

Sorry, read the question wrong, here's the right one:
Oz is a common vernacular contraction of Australia (Australia - Aussie - Aus - Oz). Australia is a large continent predominated by desert regions, with pockets of intense green tropical, sub-tropical and sub-alpine greenlands and rainforests. It is quite possible that Baum took the popular nickname of Australia as the national name for his fictional world.

HEHEHEE

Now i was faster, but wrong.

:help

Baum himself had offered essentially the same story many years earlier in a press release drafted to announce the reissue of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz in 1903:

"I have a little cabinet letter file on my desk that is just in front of me. I was thinking and wondering about a title for the story, and had settled on the "Wizard" as part of it. My gaze was caught by the gilt letters on the three drawers of the cabinet. The first was A-G; the next drawer was labeled H-N; and on the last were the letters O-Z. And "Oz" it at once became"

Guess this game is ruined now... :sad
I'll have to come up with a new idea... :stop
Stay tuned. :)

22:07:10 - July 25th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
Notes: trivia

Just now when i was enjoying the game?

Oh dam it

;club :rock

Guess this game is ruined now... :sad
I'll have to come up with a new idea... :stop
Stay tuned. :)

22:07:10 - July 25th, 2007 100.00 Geos were deposited into the sansglacier account by ghetto bob.
Notes: trivia


Sorry for ruining everyone's fun and games. Look at the bright side, now you should know a nice little trick with Firefox & Google! :cool:

No problem sansglacier. one day i will win this game.

:D

Sorry, read the question wrong, here's the right one:
Oz is a common vernacular contraction of Australia (Australia - Aussie - Aus - Oz). Australia is a large continent predominated by desert regions, with pockets of intense green tropical, sub-tropical and sub-alpine greenlands and rainforests. It is quite possible that Baum took the popular nickname of Australia as the national name for his fictional world.


Did you NEED to explain to us what Australia is?

+1 WBR, Alex