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If you will copy all the questions and answers from your daily trivia challenge quiz and post them here we will have a study guide. It never hurts to study.
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1. Which of the following is poisonous to dogs?

Your Answer: Chocolate

The chemical theobromine in chocolate is very toxic to dogs, and there is no antidote. Baker's chocolate is the most toxic; milk chocolate the least. An 8-ounce bar of baker's chocolate can kill a small dog. Keep chocolate out of reach!

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2. Painter of 'The Starry Night' and 'Portrait of Dr. Gachet' Commits Suicide!

Your Answer: Vincent van Gogh

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3. Where is the largest beer festival in the world held every year?

Your Answer: Munich, Germany

The Oktoberfest, the drunken firemans' carnival, takes place every year and millions of people come to eat and drink more than they do every other day of the year. The amazing thing is that only the tourists get drunk.

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4. Which of the following actors is a cousin of Sofia's?

Your Answer: Nicolas Cage

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5. Where is Lance Armstrong from ?

Your Answer: USA

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6. Which is the No.1 'F' country in regards to population?

Your Answer: France

France's population sits at 59 million.

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7. $200: If x = 3 then 2x = ?

Your Answer: 6

Plug in 3 for x into 2x and you get 2(3) = 6.

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8. Which of the following movies was based on a true story?

Your Answer: The Sound of Music

The book from which it was made is called "The Story of the Trapp Family Singers", and was written by the Baroness Maria Augusta von Trapp. And it IS a true story.

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9. Crooner Tony Bennett left his heart in this American city.

Your Answer: San Francisco

Tony Bennet won two Grammy awards in 1962 (Record of the Year and Best Solo Vocal Performance, Male) for this song, "I Left My Heart in San Francisco," where "little cable cars climb halfway to the stars."

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10. The twelfth station is "Jesus dies on the cross". Which of the following words are recorded in the Bible as spoken by Jesus just before He died?

Your Answer: "Father, into Thy hands I commend My spirit".

The words are cited in Luke 23:44-46. An eclipse and darkness are recorded in the Bible as happening during these events.

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Wow, maybe I can break my record with all of these answers and take the quiz in 20 seconds!   Thanks, Jerry.
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I would call that more of a cheat guide though. 

As Joe will tell you... I review my quiz and try to memorize the answers/questions when I have the time.  I don't need a cheat, errrr, study guide.
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1. Italian Renaissance artist (1452-1519). He was very interested in science and you can see that in his whole oeuvre. When I say 'Mona Lisa' you've got to know it.

Your Answer: Leonardo da Vinci

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2. What are baby sheep called?

Your Answer: lambs

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3. What nation comes to mind when you mention vodka?

Your Answer: Russia

From ___________ with love.

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4. Husbands: Don Johnson and Antonio Banderas. Wife: ?

Your Answer: Melanie Griffith

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5. Who was Seabiscuit's biggest rival?

Your Answer: Man O' War

The correct answer was War Admiral.

When Seabicuit and War Admiral finally met head to head the Biscuit won and was named horse of the year for 1938.

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6. What is the name of the astronomical phenomenon that occurs when the Moon passes through the shadow cast by the Earth?

Your Answer: Eclipse

The shadow of the Earth is cast on to the Moon during an eclipse. This shadow is known as the “umbra”. The “penumbra” is the area of broadening shadow.

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7. Kelly Osbourne's debut "Papa Don't Preach," was originally a hit for which legendary artist?

Your Answer: Madonna

From her album "True Blue."

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8. During World War II Thailand was occupied by Japan. What famous structure did the Japanese force allied POWs to build?

Your Answer: The bridge on the River Kwai

"The Bridge on the River Kwai" was also a famous book written by Pierre Boules (who also wrote "Planet of the Apes") and an Oscar winning movie starring Alec Guinness and William Holden.

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9. Who played Vivian Ward, Maggie Carpenter, and Tinkerbell?

Your Answer: Julia Roberts

Julia Roberts played Vivian Ward in "Pretty Woman" (1990). She played Tinkerbell in "Hook" (1991), and she played Maggie Carpenter in "Runaway Bride" (1999).

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10. According to the Book of Exodus 20:2-17 how many Commandments did God give to Moses?

Your Answer: 10

In Saint Mathew's Gospel 22: 35-40 Jesus identified the two most important love God and love thy neighbour. What a tragedy so many have forgotten.
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OMG .. why? Far out, it's a general knowledge quiz - not playing anymore
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1. A harmful additive found in almost all municipal water supplies.

Your Answer: Chlorine

Chlorine and chloromines are very common in tap water and are best treated with a water conditioner designed for aquarists.

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2. Someone who is anemic is usually deficient in what mineral?

Your Answer: iron

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3. In which play do you see 'tomorrow'?

Your Answer: 'Annie Get Your Gun'

The correct answer was 'Annie'.

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4. Which one of these is NOT a game piece in the game of chess?

Your Answer: Jester

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5. Who was the first President of the U.S.?

Your Answer: George Washington

Washington was an interesting President, he was very non-political. He might have been the only President in history that didn't WANT to be President!

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6. 'Puff the magic dragon, lived by the____.'

Your Answer: Sea

From 'Puff The Magic Dragon' by Peter, Paul, and Mary.

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7. Which countries are fighting over control of Kashmir?

Your Answer: India and Pakistan

Kashmir, known as 'the Switzerland of the East' for its natural beauty, has been the subject of dispute since the independence of India and Pakistan from Britian in 1947.

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8. What temperament can you expect from a well-bred American Cocker Spaniel?

Your Answer: Merry & Loyal

A well-bred Cocker should be merry and loyal, typically easy to be around and to train.

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9. Which company, Japan`s fourth largest motorcycle manufacturer, has the slogan "Let the good times roll"?

Your Answer: Kawasaki

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10. In which movie does Renee play a fish called Angie?

Your Answer: Back to the Deep

The correct answer was Shark Tale.

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1. What word represents T in the military alphabet?

Your Answer: Tango

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2. Which of the following is NOT a quadrilateral?

Your Answer: triangle

Quadrilateral: A polygon having four sides. A triangle is not a quadrilateral because it has but three sides.

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3. How many cards in a standard American deck? (not including jokers)

Your Answer: 52

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4. Who was the youngest person ever elected President?

Your Answer: John F. Kennedy

JFK was 43 when he was elected President. Teddy Roosevelt was the youngest to become president at 42 after the assassination of McKinley.

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5. The item was invented by N.G. Stater in 1971. It showed up everywhere and on everything. The first item out was printed in a button (pin). What is this fad?

Your Answer: Happy Face

The 'Happy Face' was on a button first then shirts and everything imaginable. Do you remember seeing it in Forrest Gump?

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6. 'Later on we'll conspire as we dream by the fire.'

Your Answer: Winter Wonderland

'To face unafraid, the plans that we made. Walkin' in a winter wonderland.' That's the rest of the lyrics if you didn't know.

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7. Which is the correct spelling?

Your Answer: Foreigners

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8. Which sub-species of tiger is extinct?

Your Answer: All of these

Sadly, all of the Bali, Caspian, and Javan tigers are extinct. Bali tigers were extinct around the 1940s; Caspian tigers were extinct around 1970, and the Javan became extinct in the 1980s.

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9. Scotland is the home of golf, but in which town would you find its exact home?

Your Answer: St. Andrews

St. Andrews is in the county of Fife. Kirkcaldy, Glenrothes, and Dunfermline are also in Fife.

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10. Who stars with Tommy Lee Jones in 'Men in Black'?

Your Answer: Will Smith

Jones plays Agent K and Will Smith Agent J. Their job is to protect the Earth from aliens. The film was released in 1997 and was followed in 2002 by 'Men in Black II'.

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1. A Sanskrit word meaning 'action' or 'fate', a lot of people equate it to 'what comes around goes around'. What is this term?

Your Answer: Karma

It is said that the karma you acquire in one life will affect the results of your next life!

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2. Fill in the blank with the right letters: B_ H_pp_!

Your Answer: E A Y

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3. The mysterious death of model turned actress Margeaux was eerily reminiscent of grandfather Ernest. What was their surname?

Your Answer: Hemingway

Both were victims of suicide.

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4. Pierce Brosnan starred in this 1995 movie called 'Golden________.'

Your Answer: Eye

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5. Which film starred Tom Selleck, Ted Danson and Steve Guttenberg?

Your Answer: Three Men and a Baby

"Three Fugitives" starred Nick Nolte & Martin Short. "Three Amigos" starred Steve Martin, Chevy Chase & Martin Short. "Three Kings" starred George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg, Ice Cube, Spike Jonze and a dead cow.

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6. This breed is a large, water-loving dog who hails from Canada. His long, thick coat is black, brown, or black and white (which is called a Landseer). He weighs in at up to 150 pounds.

Your Answer: Newfoundland

The Newfie is an extremely gentle dog who has saved many people from drowning in documented cases.

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7. The dentist comments that your gingiva is inflamed. What is the gingiva?

Your Answer: The gums

Gingiva is gums. Commericals talking about gingivitis are talking about inflammation of the gums.

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8. Which of these cities is the odd one out?

Your Answer: Townsville

Townsville is not a state capital. Melbourne is the capital of Victoria. Perth is the capital of Western Australia and Adelaide is the capital of South Australia.

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9. Which one of the languages below is widely used in Canada after English?

Your Answer: French

French is widely used in Europe and in many former French colonies in Africa and Asia. It is the 10th most widely spoken language in the world. It is spoken by 72 million speakers as mother tongue.

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10. Chocolate brings out intense emotions in people; one survey found that 50 percent of women would choose chocolate over making love. What emotional feeling does eating chocolate mimic?

Your Answer: being in love

According to the research of pyschoanalysts, women release phenylthylamine (PEA) into the brain when they are in love. PEA is an endorphin, and chocolate is chock full of PEAs.

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1. Who holds the record for the most goals ever kicked in an AFL game?

Your Answer: Peter Hudson

The correct answer was Fred Fanning.

Dunstall once got within one goal.

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2. What is the name of the NSW rugby union Super 12 side?

Your Answer: Brumbies

The correct answer was Waratahs.

A strong member of the Super 12 competition which has not performed to expectations, and as of mid-2001 had yet to make a finals series.

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3. Back to Queensland, we're halfway between Mackay and Townsville in a place named after Queensland's first Governor. Where are we?

Your Answer: Bowen

Bowen is located 1,165 km from Brisbane and 206 km south of Townsville. Captain Cook passed within 9 km of the coastline off Bowen. In 1861 Bowen was officially named the northernmost town in Queensland!

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4. 'I've just been robbed by a one armed bandit!' What's this Aussie talking about?

Your Answer: He just lost on the poker machines

The 'one armed bandit' refers to the old style poker machines with the pull arm on the side. If an Aussie losses money, he will refer to it as being 'robbed' although no theft has taken place.

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5. What is Vegemite supposed to be rich in?

Your Answer: Vitamin B

Vegemite has been made in Australia since 1923 and as the saying goes 'It puts a rose in every cheek'.

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6. Who sang the song 'Down Under'?

Your Answer: Men at Work

'Down Under' is from the album 'Business as Usual'.

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7. If player X is 'dragged' what unfortunate fate has player X suffered?

Your Answer: Changed position to the backline

The correct answer was Taken to the bench.

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8. At his 21st birthday my brother "put on the wobbly boot". What on earth happened to him?

Your Answer: He drank a little too much

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9. One of the most influential rock bands to grace the contemporary era were born and bred in Newcastle. The three members of the band grew up together here. Who are they?

Your Answer: INXS

The correct answer was Silverchair.

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10. What Australian took a 5 wicket haul in the third test between Australia and Pakistan at the Sydney Cricket Ground in January 2005?

Your Answer: Glenn McGrath

The correct answer was Stuart MacGill.

That test he got man of the match, the next test he was dropped.

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1. Heavy equipment that clears snow off roads are called?

Your Answer: snowplows

Often, snowplows have a sander attached at the back, so gravel is spread after the snow is removed with the blade on the front.

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2. What is the practice of discovering the unknown or foretelling the events of the future using various methods?

Your Answer: Divination

Definitions for the other words: 'deosil' is a clockwise motion; 'doppelganger' is a human double, astral body or ghost resembling a living person; and 'drawing down' is a ritual invocation.

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3. Vodka and orange juice is called what?

Your Answer: Screwdriver

Tools for thought.

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4. And then there's Eintracht ________ ?

Your Answer: Frankfurt

Since Anthony Yeboah and Ned Zelic left, we haven't heard much from them either.

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5. Why might you decide to add gravel to Goldie's tank?

Your Answer: All of these

Gravel is essential if you're using an undergravel filtration system. Otherwise, it can be used for decoration purposes. Gravel is available in a wide range of colours.

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6. A man faces his alter-ego.

Your Answer: Jekyll and Hyde

A middle-aged man makes a potion that gives him a multiple personality which starts to take over his life.

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7. Shakespeare's greatest love story took place in one of my northern city. Sophia Petrillo from 'Golden Girls' was born in one of my cities and I'm shaped like a popular piece of footwear.

Your Answer: Italy

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8. In the "Friday the 13th" horror series, what is the serial killer's last name?

Your Answer: Krueger

The correct answer was Voorhees.

Jason Voorhees took over his mother's killing spree in "Friday the 13th Part 2" after his mother was beheaded.

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9. "Ami eta chai na" is used for disagreeing. Please tell me the correct translation.

Your Answer: I don't want this

If you're offered a cake or any other edible thing by a host and you don't want it, you can say "ami eta chai na". Normally, we don't want to offend the person so we don't say it too often!

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10. The name of the song for these lyrics: "Well they tell all children not to pray when they walk through the schoolhouse doors, according to the constitution you can't do that anymore" is what?

Your Answer: "Right To Pray"

This song is by The Crabb Family and can be found on their album titled "Pray".

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1. What is the only 100 percent Roman Catholic state?

Your Answer: Vatican City

It would be surprising if that were not the case.

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2. In what phase of the water cycle does rain fall?

Your Answer: Precipitation

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3. He identified the concepts of id, superego and ego.

Your Answer: Freud

Probably the first person who comes to mind when one is asked to name a psychologist.

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4. This is a large ungainly bird, with a large amount of extra skin hanging under its bill.

Your Answer: Pelican

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5. This beer used croaking frogs in their advertisement. What beer is it?

Your Answer: Budweiser

Bud...weis...errrrr.

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6. Colourful Coat-Wearer Gets Sold Into Slavery?

Your Answer: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat

I think the title speaks for itself! This musical was originally written for a group of church children.

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7. The name for the time period where there was an extraodinary decrease in learning and knowledge was known as the _______ ________.

Your Answer: Dark Ages

The only large group to actually succeed in keeping records and continue learning during the Dark Ages were the monks.

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8. We were coached by Marc Crawford, who led us to the 1996 Stanley Cup finals ... and we won it all! We are the ________ ?

Your Answer: Florida Panthers

The correct answer was Colorado Avalanche.

They swept Florida in the series 4-0.

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9. Over 4,000 people perish each year from this fourth most common cause of accidental death. Natalie Wood died in this manner.

Your Answer: Drowning

Included in these statistics are people who drowned while swimming, playing in water, accidentally falling into water and even taking baths.

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10. Who traditionally lives at 10 Downing Street, London?

Your Answer: Prime Minister

The prime minister traditionally lives and works at 10 Downing Street, and must appear in Parliament regularly to answer questions. Tony Blair actually lives at Number 11 because 10 is too small for his family.

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1. In a restaurant, S.O.S. means what?

Your Answer: Sauce on Side

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2. What represents A in the military alphabet?

Your Answer: Alpha

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3. What are the two words used to define coordinates?

Your Answer: latitude and longitude

latitude and logitude are the horizontal and vertical gridded maps that helps in travel

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4. Which artist made a come back with 'Bat Out of XXX II'?

Your Answer: Meat Loaf

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5. The field of dentistry that specializes in the straightening of 'crooked teeth' is _____.

Your Answer: Orthodontics

Orthodontics deals with the correction of misaligned teeth. Most of the population has a form of malocclusion (bad tooth and jaw alignment).

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6. Who was the Heisman Runner-Up for 2002?

Your Answer: Dallas Clark

The correct answer was Brad Banks.

Easy one for Hawk fans, since Banks was the lone representative.

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7. Which of the following descriptions most commonly applies to gold?

Your Answer: nugget

Steve Davis was known as "The Nugget" due to his winning ways throughout the 1980's. Between 1981 and 1989 he was world champion 6 times.

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8. I am a small country on an island in the north Atlantic sea. My landscape is often mistaken due to my name, and some of the best Norse sagas were found here.

Your Answer: Iceland

The native language of Iceland is Icelandic, and Iceland is actually quite green. Greenland is almost completely covered by glaciers, though.

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9. What movie set in World War II with Eric Stoltz and Sean Astin, along with many other talented young actors, is named after an airplane?

Your Answer: The Thunderbird

The correct answer was Memphis Belle.

Matthew Modine, Billy Zane, Tate Donovan, Sean Astin, Harry Connick, Jr., David Strathairn, Reed Diamond are quite an impressive crew.

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10. What CSA Gen. was known as "Stonewall"

Your Answer: Jackson

He was given this name by Gen. Bee at the battle of First Manassas.
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   You guys are slacking off!!! 
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1. A popular misbelief is that cats need milk as part of their diet. Why is this untrue?

Your Answer: Many adult cats are lactose-intolerant

Question by FunTrivia.com player lesleyrose. ( Submit Correction ) ( Play Original Quiz )


2. Which of these cities are not mentioned in the song?

Your Answer: Nashville

Question by FunTrivia.com player rebelwithoutacause. ( Submit Correction ) ( Play Original Quiz )


3. What was the name of the character played by Clark Gable in 'Gone With the Wind'?

Your Answer: Rhett Butler

Question by FunTrivia.com player mpc. ( Submit Correction ) ( Play Original Quiz )


4. What is the capital of Denmark?

Your Answer: Copenhagen

Question by FunTrivia.com player Vermic. ( Submit Correction ) ( Play Original Quiz )


5. Which is the correct spelling?

Your Answer: Anaesthetic

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6. In which country is Transylvania?

Your Answer: Romania

Question by FunTrivia.com player Quizzical. ( Submit Correction ) ( Play Original Quiz )


7. On a Mac, it's the Trash. In Windows, it's the...

Your Answer: Recycle Bin

In both cases, you drag files there that you don't want anymore.

Question by FunTrivia.com player crisw. ( Submit Correction ) ( Play Original Quiz )


8. A somewhat easy one, if you catch my drift. The word 'ta' can mean which of the following?

Your Answer: All of these

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9. Born in 1874: This British statesman started his political career in 1900. He held many posts, including that of Prime Minister for most of the Second World War.

Your Answer: Winston Churchill

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10. Who discovered Jesus was missing from the tomb on the third day after He had been buried?

Your Answer: Mary Magdalene

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smiley6smiley6I WAS GOING TO POST MY ANSWERS HERE, BUT CLOSED THE QUIZ WINDOW BEFORE I HAD CHANCE TO COPY THEM... DUH!!!!smiley6
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 LOL ......... :)
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LOL, Janner ......... :)
 
Pam, come on, post some of your quizzes.  We are curious which questions you know and which ones you (rarely) miss.  
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1. Which two Australian animals cannot walk backwards?

Your Answer: Echidna and Platypus

The correct answer was Kangaroo and Emu.

These animals are depicted on Australia's coat of arms for this reason.

Question by FunTrivia.com player elle81. ( Submit Correction ) ( Play Original Quiz )


2. We're in Queensland, midway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, between the Logan and Albert Rivers. Where are we?

Your Answer: Beenleigh

Well known for its Rum Distillery, Beenleigh was first settled in 1864, when the Distillery was built. It was named after an area in Devon, England.

Question by FunTrivia.com player Engadine. ( Submit Correction ) ( Play Original Quiz )


3. We're in the Hunter Valley region of New South Wales and this town sits on the northern head of Port Stephens. Where are we?

Your Answer: Hawks Nest

Question by FunTrivia.com player Engadine. ( Submit Correction ) ( Play Original Quiz )


4. If you're called a 'scrubber', what does it mean?

Your Answer: You're an ugly girl

A derogatory term for an ugly girl or woman, or a girl/woman with 'loose' morals.

Question by FunTrivia.com player Engadine. ( Submit Correction ) ( Play Original Quiz )


5. What did Bradman do at Balmoral that had some people criticising him?

Your Answer: Wore underpants under his kilt

The correct answer was Had his hands in his pockets.

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6. If you were walking in the country and came across some cow candy what would you do?

Your Answer: Avoid stepping in it

I think the answer spells out exactly what this is ... cow exhaust.

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7. We'll start out in Victoria in a town associated with the Australian Defence Forces. What is the name of this town?

Your Answer: Port Campbell

The correct answer was Puckapunyal.

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8. May all you chooks turn into emus and kick your ______ down.

Your Answer: dunny

This is an Aussie's way of saying, "I hope that something really unpleasant happens to you." A dunny is an outhouse (external lavatory).

Question by FunTrivia.com player dgcox. ( Submit Correction ) ( Play Original Quiz )


9. Which of the following Sydney motorways was the FIRST to be open for traffic?

Your Answer: M1 Eastern Distributor

The correct answer was M4 Western Motorway.

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10. Of the following racehorses, which one won the Melbourne Cup in the 1980s?

Your Answer: What A Nuisance

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 I have had #5 before so should have remembered the correct answer on that one. Question #7 I picked the correct answer, then changed it.  GRRRRR!
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Joe, I'm not sure that I want to play the Trivia for a while.  I'm letting you win this month. 

Feel pretty drained as of late.
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AH HA I REMEMBERED
1. What sport do the Collingwood Magpies play?

Your Answer: Australian Rules Football

The Collingwood Football Club is one of the best known football clubs in Australia.

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2. What kind of formation are the Cathedrals?

Your Answer: Cliffs

The Cathedrals are steep cliffs formed from spectacularly coloured sands.

Question by FunTrivia.com player quogequox. ( Submit Correction ) ( Play Original Quiz )


3. What vitamin is Vegemite apparently high in (according to the advertisements)?

Your Answer: C

The correct answer was B.

Great for providing energy and renewing the body's cells apparently! The high content of Vitamin B in Vegemite comes from the yeast extract.

Question by FunTrivia.com player mr_mrsdunn. ( Submit Correction ) ( Play Original Quiz )


4. What is a 'dead marine'?

Your Answer: An empty beer bottle

After a party or a big night on the 'grog' you're going to have a squillion 'dead marines' to dispose of.

Question by FunTrivia.com player Engadine. ( Submit Correction ) ( Play Original Quiz )


5. Approximately 200 km north of Adelaide, this rural town is not far from Mount Remarkable. What is its name?

Your Answer: Jamestown

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6. In Western Australia, approximately 180 km north east of Albany is this small town with a name that refers to a local tree. Which town is this?

Your Answer: Jolimont

The correct answer was Jerramungup.

The area around Jerramungup was first explored in 1848. The township didn't really exist until the early 1950's when the area was gazetted as War Service Land. The nearby scenic Fitzgerald River National Park is worth a visit.

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7. Who sang the song, "Pub With No Beer"?

Your Answer: Slim Dusty

The most successful country music artist in Australia is undoubtedly Slim Dusty. He also sang "I Love to Have a Beer with Duncan" ("Duncan") which he re-recorded (after a few minor re-writes) with "The Wiggles" in 2002!

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8. Which of the following offences cannot be a 50 metre penalty?

Your Answer: Abusing an umpire

The correct answer was Slinging.

A free kick shall be awarded when a player slings another, whether it is intentional or not.

Question by FunTrivia.com player skturner. ( Submit Correction ) ( Play Original Quiz )


9. What is Shane Warne's middle name?

Your Answer: Edward

The correct answer was Keith.

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10. The 1992-93 test series between the West Indies and Australia had created history because one of these teams won by the smallest ever margin in runs. Who won this match, what was the margin and who was the last batsman dismissed? (In order)

Your Answer: Australia, 3 runs, Kenneth Benjamin of the West Indies

The correct answer was West Indies, 1 run, Craig McDermott of Australia.

Australia's last wicket in their second innings fell at the score of 184.

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AHA I'M GETTING GOOD AT THIS, ALL I NEED DO NOW IS REMEMBER THE RUDDY ANSWERS!!! lol
1. This one is used for moderate to severe pain?

Your Answer: Demerol

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2. LOOKING FOR: Something white, after 8 years I have taken a liking to 'white houses', I might move back in sometime in the future if my wife decides she wants to apply for residence there, although if we do, there is one rule: no interns.

Your Answer: Bill Clinton

Bill has cannot run again this year although it is rumored that Hilary might run sometime in the future.

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3. What's a telephone service that's usually toll-free?

Your Answer: hotline

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4. Which of the following is NOT a reason for the decline of the red squirrel in the UK?

Your Answer: Red squirrels make a tasty traditional Sunday roast in the UK

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5. If I addressed someone as "Premier maître de première classe", you'd know that I'd be talking to a person of this rank in English:

Your Answer: Chief Petty Officer 1st Class

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6. In "Notting Hill", what kind of shop did Hugh Grant's character own?

Your Answer: Book shop

This is where he and Anna Scott met for the first time.

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7. Which of the following songs was a hit for Harry Belafonte?

Your Answer: Banana Boat Song

"Banana Boat Song" (Day-O! Day-O! Daylight come and I want to go home) is probably Harry Belafonte's most famous work. "Guava Jelly"
is by Bob Marley.

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8. This is probably the most famous scientist of the twentieth century. He changed the world with a simple equation: E=MC squared. Who is he?

Your Answer: Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein's last words were never known. The only person who heard them was a nurse, and she could not speak German - his native language.

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9. Who wrote the lyrics for "South Pacific"?

Your Answer: Hammerstein, Oscar

Oscar Hammerstein II was named after his grandfather Oscar Hammerstein. The last musical that Hammerstein wrote lyrics for was "The Sound of Music" in 1959. He died in 1960.

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10. The last book in the Bible (New Testament) is _______ ?

Your Answer: Jude

The correct answer was Revelation.

And what a wonderful way to end! Rev. 22:21, "The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen!"

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LMBO, Pam, you are LETTING me win?  No you're not.  I LET you win 90 percent of the time.  That's because I'm MrNICEguy.  :-P
 
Now, post your quizzes! We want to see!
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Joseph, if I could... I'd kick your a** right now.  You know that I've won more games than you and it isn't because you are letting me win.  You can't seem to be #1 on the Trivia.  The only times you were #1 were those two months that I did NOT play.  GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!

Hall of Fame

Top 5 players at the end of each month will be written into the hall of fame, forever!

Feb 11

6 players played during the month.

1. tamara (92 points, 16 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (80 points, 6 wins)
3. Jecakias (56 points, 2 wins)
4. Janner-Baker (47 points, 2 wins)
5. jani (24 points, 2 wins)
6. big_cheese (3 points, 0 wins)

Jan 11

6 players played during the month.

1. tamara (124 points, 21 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (118 points, 4 wins)
3. jani (84 points, 3 wins)
4. Janner-Baker (72 points, 3 wins)
5. Jecakias (72 points, 0 wins)
6. big_cheese (30 points, 0 wins)

Dec 10

6 players played during the month.

1. tamara (121 points, 13 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (115 points, 6 wins)
3. Janner-Baker (92 points, 2 wins)
4. jani (70 points, 5 wins)
5. big_cheese (66 points, 3 wins)
6. Jecakias (55 points, 2 wins)

Nov 10

6 players played during the month.

1. tamara (120 points, 14 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (112 points, 6 wins)
3. Janner-Baker (97 points, 2 wins)
4. jani (84 points, 5 wins)
5. Jecakias (58 points, 2 wins)
6. big_cheese (49 points, 1 wins)

Oct 10

5 players played during the month.

1. MrNiceguy (72 points, 21 wins)
2. Jecakias (48 points, 2 wins)
3. big_cheese (34 points, 4 wins)
4. jani (23 points, 3 wins)
5. Janner-Baker (9 points, 1 wins)

Sep 10

4 players played during the month.

1. MrNiceguy (56 points, 21 wins)
2. Jecakias (42 points, 6 wins)
3. big_cheese (15 points, 2 wins)
4. Janner-Baker (10 points, 1 wins)

Aug 10

4 players played during the month.

1. tamara (86 points, 22 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (84 points, 6 wins)
3. Jecakias (49 points, 2 wins)
4. Janner-Baker (25 points, 1 wins)

Jul 10

4 players played during the month.

1. tamara (71 points, 18 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (70 points, 12 wins)
3. Jecakias (15 points, 0 wins)
4. Janner-Baker (8 points, 1 wins)

Jun 10

4 players played during the month.

1. tamara (77 points, 17 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (71 points, 11 wins)
3. Jecakias (30 points, 1 wins)
4. Janner-Baker (24 points, 1 wins)

May 10

4 players played during the month.

1. tamara (76 points, 20 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (75 points, 10 wins)
3. Janner-Baker (29 points, 1 wins)
4. Jecakias (14 points, 0 wins)

Apr 10

4 players played during the month.

1. tamara (72 points, 23 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (69 points, 5 wins)
3. Janner-Baker (32 points, 2 wins)
4. Jecakias (5 points, 0 wins)

Mar 10

5 players played during the month.

1. tamara (83 points, 20 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (80 points, 9 wins)
3. Janner-Baker (32 points, 2 wins)
4. Jecakias (20 points, 0 wins)
5. cali4nia_gal (13 points, 0 wins)

Feb 10

6 players played during the month.

1. tamara (90 points, 17 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (86 points, 7 wins)
3. Jecakias (56 points, 1 wins)
4. Janner-Baker (44 points, 1 wins)
5. cali4nia_gal (18 points, 2 wins)
6. CheekyGirl (10 points, 0 wins)

Jan 10

6 players played during the month.

1. tamara (98 points, 18 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (91 points, 10 wins)
3. Jecakias (64 points, 2 wins)
4. Janner-Baker (40 points, 0 wins)
5. CheekyGirl (22 points, 1 wins)
6. cali4nia_gal (3 points, 0 wins)

Dec 09

5 players played during the month.

1. tamara (81 points, 20 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (76 points, 8 wins)
3. Jecakias (37 points, 1 wins)
4. Janner-Baker (15 points, 2 wins)
5. cali4nia_gal (3 points, 0 wins)

Nov 09

5 players played during the month.

1. tamara (85 points, 21 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (79 points, 6 wins)
3. Jecakias (49 points, 1 wins)
4. Janner-Baker (23 points, 1 wins)
5. jani (4 points, 1 wins)

Oct 09

5 players played during the month.

1. tamara (87 points, 19 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (79 points, 6 wins)
3. Jecakias (47 points, 3 wins)
4. Janner-Baker (32 points, 2 wins)
5. jani (5 points, 1 wins)

Sep 09

8 players played during the month.

1. tamara (95 points, 17 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (84 points, 4 wins)
3. jani (73 points, 8 wins)
4. Janner-Baker (31 points, 1 wins)
5. WisconsinMaverick (26 points, 0 wins)
6. Jecakias (14 points, 0 wins)
7. big_cheese (9 points, 0 wins)
8. cali4nia_gal (2 points, 0 wins)

Aug 09

8 players played during the month.

1. tamara (133 points, 16 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (123 points, 8 wins)
3. jani (109 points, 3 wins)
4. cali4nia_gal (72 points, 0 wins)
5. Janner-Baker (70 points, 2 wins)
6. Jecakias (60 points, 1 wins)
7. WisconsinMaverick (14 points, 1 wins)
8. Lynni (6 points, 0 wins)

Jul 09

9 players played during the month.

1. tamara (128 points, 19 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (119 points, 3 wins)
3. cali4nia_gal (109 points, 2 wins)
4. jani (55 points, 3 wins)
5. big_cheese (49 points, 3 wins)
6. Janner-Baker (31 points, 1 wins)
7. Jecakias (16 points, 0 wins)
8. Lynni (9 points, 0 wins)
9. WisconsinMaverick (8 points, 0 wins)

Jun 09

8 players played during the month.

1. tamara (145 points, 17 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (135 points, 3 wins)
3. cali4nia_gal (120 points, 1 wins)
4. big_cheese (114 points, 5 wins)
5. Jecakias (85 points, 0 wins)
6. WisconsinMaverick (73 points, 3 wins)
7. Janner-Baker (48 points, 1 wins)
8. Lynni (9 points, 0 wins)

May 09

9 players played during the month.

1. tamara (154 points, 15 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (140 points, 5 wins)
3. WisconsinMaverick (129 points, 3 wins)
4. cali4nia_gal (126 points, 1 wins)
5. big_cheese (101 points, 4 wins)
6. Jecakias (42 points, 1 wins)
7. Janner-Baker (37 points, 0 wins)
8. TRishaR (34 points, 2 wins)
9. Lynni (16 points, 0 wins)

Apr 09

10 players played during the month.

1. tamara (137 points, 16 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (125 points, 4 wins)
3. WisconsinMaverick (94 points, 5 wins)
4. cali4nia_gal (93 points, 2 wins)
5. TRishaR (58 points, 2 wins)
6. Lynni (54 points, 0 wins)
7. Janner-Baker (39 points, 1 wins)
8. big_cheese (21 points, 0 wins)
9. MsJanipani (10 points, 0 wins)
10. Jecakias (5 points, 0 wins)

Mar 09

10 players played during the month.

1. tamara (152 points, 20 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (128 points, 5 wins)
3. cali4nia_gal (96 points, 0 wins)
4. TRishaR (95 points, 1 wins)
5. Lynni (91 points, 1 wins)
6. WisconsinMaverick (84 points, 3 wins)
7. Janner-Baker (49 points, 1 wins)
8. Michael_William (17 points, 0 wins)
9. jani (13 points, 0 wins)
10. Jecakias (6 points, 0 wins)

Feb 09

11 players played during the month.

1. tamara (143 points, 18 wins)
2. TRishaR (120 points, 4 wins)
3. MrNiceguy (115 points, 0 wins)
4. WisconsinMaverick (71 points, 1 wins)
5. cali4nia_gal (67 points, 0 wins)
6. jani (64 points, 2 wins)
7. Lynni (45 points, 0 wins)
8. Michael_William (33 points, 3 wins)
9. Janner-Baker (33 points, 0 wins)
10. Jecakias (23 points, 0 wins)

Jan 09

11 players played during the month.

1. tamara (172 points, 17 wins)
2. TRishaR (155 points, 6 wins)
3. MrNiceguy (144 points, 2 wins)
4. WisconsinMaverick (124 points, 0 wins)
5. cali4nia_gal (79 points, 0 wins)
6. Wicker (63 points, 1 wins)
7. Michael_William (60 points, 2 wins)
8. Lynni (49 points, 2 wins)
9. jani (42 points, 0 wins)
10. Janner-Baker (40 points, 0 wins)

Dec 08

12 players played during the month.

1. tamara (173 points, 16 wins)
2. TRishaR (150 points, 3 wins)
3. MrNiceguy (146 points, 2 wins)
4. Wicker (129 points, 1 wins)
5. cali4nia_gal (83 points, 0 wins)
6. WisconsinMaverick (76 points, 0 wins)
7. jani (59 points, 3 wins)
8. Michael_William (51 points, 4 wins)
9. Lynni (45 points, 1 wins)
10. ZippiestLady (39 points, 1 wins)

Nov 08

14 players played during the month.

1. tamara (163 points, 14 wins)
2. Wicker (149 points, 5 wins)
3. MrNiceguy (143 points, 1 wins)
4. TRishaR (130 points, 3 wins)
5. Lynni (70 points, 0 wins)
6. jani (59 points, 3 wins)
7. ZippiestLady (53 points, 0 wins)
8. cali4nia_gal (45 points, 0 wins)
9. Jecakias (33 points, 0 wins)
10. Michael_William (29 points, 1 wins)

Oct 08

13 players played during the month.

1. tamara (128 points, 24 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (111 points, 1 wins)
3. TRishaR (80 points, 4 wins)
4. WisconsinMaverick (49 points, 1 wins)
5. Wicker (44 points, 0 wins)
6. Michael_William (35 points, 1 wins)
7. Janner-Baker (18 points, 0 wins)
8. Jecakias (18 points, 0 wins)
9. Lynni (11 points, 0 wins)
10. ZippiestLady (8 points, 0 wins)

Sep 08

10 players played during the month.

1. tamara (138 points, 13 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (119 points, 2 wins)
3. TRishaR (99 points, 2 wins)
4. WisconsinMaverick (89 points, 0 wins)
5. Janner-Baker (33 points, 0 wins)
6. Michael_William (21 points, 1 wins)
7. Jecakias (21 points, 1 wins)
8. cali4nia_gal (16 points, 0 wins)

Aug 08

13 players played during the month.

1. tamara (168 points, 13 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (142 points, 2 wins)
3. TRishaR (107 points, 2 wins)
4. WisconsinMaverick (86 points, 1 wins)
5. Whispers2U2 (50 points, 0 wins)
6. cali4nia_gal (49 points, 0 wins)
7. Michael_William (44 points, 2 wins)
8. ZippiestLady (37 points, 0 wins)

Jul 08

11 players played during the month.

1. tamara (140 points, 18 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (121 points, 4 wins)
3. WisconsinMaverick (113 points, 2 wins)
4. Michael_William (63 points, 3 wins)
5. Janner-Baker (60 points, 1 wins)
6. ZippiestLady (46 points, 0 wins)
7. cali4nia_gal (45 points, 1 wins)
8. jani (19 points, 1 wins)

Jun 08

12 players played during the month.

1. tamara (160 points, 9 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (142 points, 0 wins)
3. jani (105 points, 3 wins)
4. WisconsinMaverick (103 points, 0 wins)
5. ZippiestLady (73 points, 1 wins)
6. Michael_William (49 points, 2 wins)
7. Janner-Baker (28 points, 1 wins)

May 08

14 players played during the month.

1. tamara (172 points, 6 wins)
2. jani (151 points, 7 wins)
3. MrNiceguy (136 points, 0 wins)
4. TRishaR (122 points, 3 wins)
5. WisconsinMaverick (103 points, 3 wins)
6. ZippiestLady (56 points, 1 wins)
7. Michael_William (52 points, 2 wins)
8. Jecakias (21 points, 0 wins)

Apr 08

14 players played during the month.

1. tamara (197 points, 5 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (164 points, 1 wins)
3. TRishaR (155 points, 1 wins)
4. WisconsinMaverick (148 points, 1 wins)
5. jani (128 points, 5 wins)
6. Jecakias (123 points, 0 wins)
7. cali4nia_gal (116 points, 0 wins)
8. Michael_William (64 points, 2 wins)
9. ZippiestLady (58 points, 1 wins)

Mar 08

13 players played during the month.

1. tamara (163 points, 9 wins)
2. MrNiceguy (148 points, 3 wins)
3. jani (124 points, 5 wins)
4. Jecakias (106 points, 1 wins)
5. TRishaR (85 points, 0 wins)
6. cali4nia_gal (85 points, 0 wins)
7. Michael_William (60 points, 3 wins)
8. WisconsinMaverick (59 points, 1 wins)

Feb 08

8 players played during the month.

1. tamara (56 points, 10 wins)
2. jani (41 points, 6 wins)
3. Jecakias (29 points, 1 wins)
4. MrNiceguy (27 points, 0 wins)
5. ZippiestLady (21 points, 1 wins)
6. TRishaR (4 points, 0 wins)
7. MW (2 points, 1 wins)
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