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d_sel1 wrote:

njb902 wrote:I was at the grocery store today and I was looking at tater tots and I wondered who come up with these and when, so I looked it up. As it turns out F. Nephi Grigg and Golden Grigg, the founders of Ori-Ida, came up with them in 1953. They were looking for a way to use the little slivers of cut up potatoes.

The answer to yesterday's question was A. The Smurfs.

Today's trivia question.

What is the designation for the first stealth fighter.

A. F-117

B. F-22

C. B-2

D. F-14

A. F-117 (although if I am right, technically it is really more of a bomber. The F designation was a ruse to fool intelligence agencies. Some say that should be called the B-117)

Actually it should be the A-117, the F-117 is a ground attack aircraft like the F-111 Ardvark and the F-105 Thunderchief. None of which are fighters.

The answer to yesterday's trivia question was B. F-22, sorry d_sel1.

Today's trivia question.

What is the European country with the lowest population?

njb902 wrote:The answer to yesterday's trivia question was B. F-22, sorry d_sel1.

Today's trivia question.

What is the European country with the lowest population?

Vatican City, if I'm not mistaken.

Shadowman wrote:

njb902 wrote:The answer to yesterday's trivia question was B. F-22, sorry d_sel1.

Today's trivia question.

What is the European country with the lowest population?

Vatican City, if I'm not mistaken.

My guess is luxembough (of however the f**k it's written in Americenglish).

The answer to yesterday's question was Vatican City, congrats Shadowman. The modern city was established in 1929 and currently has about 850 citizens. Something I was surprised to find out is the separation of the Holy See and the Vatican City bureaucracy, go to the Vatican City Wikipedia page it's an interesting read.

Today's trivia question.

In what war was the RMS Lusitania sank?

A. The Spanish American War

B. The Franco Prussian War

C. WW1

D. WW2

njb902 wrote:The answer to yesterday's question was Vatican City, congrats Shadowman. The modern city was established in 1929 and currently has about 850 citizens. Something I was surprised to find out is the separation of the Holy See and the Vatican City bureaucracy, go to the Vatican City Wikipedia page it's an interesting read.

Today's trivia question.

In what war was the RMS Lusitania sank?

A. The Spanish American War

B. The Franco Prussian War

C. WW1

D. WW2

c. WW1

The answer to yesterday's question was C. WW1,congratulations d_sel1.

Today's trivia question.

Who is the voice of Bart Simpson?

A. Hank Azaria

B. Dan Castellaneta

C. Harry Shearer

D. Nancy Cartwright

njb902 wrote:The answer to yesterday's question was C. WW1,congratulations d_sel1.

Today's trivia question.

Who is the voice of Bart Simpson?

A. Hank Azaria

B. Dan Castellaneta

C. Harry Shearer

D. Nancy Cartwright

D. Nancy Cartwright.

Nancy Cartwright. The Simpsons cast is something I've know ever since I was born, being from Portland Oregon n' all. Matt Groening's practically a home town hero.

SW's SilverHammer wrote:Nancy Cartwright. The Simpsons cast is something I've know ever since I was born, being from Portland Oregon n' all. Matt Groening's practically a home town hero.

I just read that Marcia Wallace, Edna Krabappel on the show, passed away.

njb902 wrote:

SW's SilverHammer wrote:Nancy Cartwright. The Simpsons cast is something I've know ever since I was born, being from Portland Oregon n' all. Matt Groening's practically a home town hero.

I just read that Marcia Wallace, Edna Krabappel on the show, passed away.

Yeah things about shows like the Simpsons is that eventually, the cast members start dying off

The answer to yesterday's question was D. Nancy Cartwright congrats Shadowman and SW's SilverHammer.

Today's trivia question.

Volgograd was once named what?

A. Leningrad

B. Moscow

C. St. Petersburg

D. Stalingrad

Bonus question.

What was Volgograd 's original name?

njb902 wrote:The answer to yesterday's question was D. Nancy Cartwright congrats Shadowman and SW's SilverHammer.

Today's trivia question.

Volgograd was once named what?

A. Leningrad

B. Moscow

C. St. Petersburg

D. Stalingrad

Bonus question.

What was Volgograd 's original name?

D. Stalingrad

The answer to yesterday's question was D. Stalingrad, congrats d_sel1. Before it was Stalingrad it was Tsaritsyn.

Today's trivia question.

Who wrote War and Peace?

A. Fyodor Dostoyevsky

B. Vladimir Nabokov

C. Leo Tolstoy

D. Boris Pasternak

E. Anton Chekhov

F. Ayn Rand

C. Leo Tolstoy.

The answer to yesterday's question was C. Leo Tolstoy..

Today's trivia question.

Dermatophagia is a condition that people do what to themselves?

A. Wash their skin raw.

B. Listen to R Kelly albums.

C. Like uncooked hamburgers.

D. Bite their own skin.

Edit: I forgot to congratulate Shadowman on the correct answer.

njb902 wrote:The answer to yesterday's question was C. Leo Tolstoy..

Today's trivia question.

Dermatophagia is a condition that people do what to themselves?

A. Wash their skin raw.

B. Listen to R Kelly albums.

C. Like uncooked hamburgers.

D. Bite their own skin.

D. Bite their own skin. "Dermatophagia" comes from the Greek Δέρμα (Derma) meaning skin and φάγειν (phagein) meaning to eat if you must know.

I got the idea from Hellsing. The Nazi doctor was always biting his fingers and I got to wondering if that was a mental disorder.

njb902 wrote:I got the idea from Hellsing. The Nazi doctor was always biting his fingers and I got to wondering if that was a mental disorder.

That's actually a different, but related condition (onychophagia). Both are considered impulse control disorders, and dermatophagia has another name: wolf biting.

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

njb902 wrote:I got the idea from Hellsing. The Nazi doctor was always biting his fingers and I got to wondering if that was a mental disorder.

That's actually a different, but related condition (onychophagia). Both are considered impulse control disorders, and dermatophagia has another name: wolf biting.

I'm not sure I agree. I don't think he was biting his nails, plus he mostly wore gloves. Though that means he wasn't biting his skin directly either. I'm going to have to go back and watch/read Hellsing now. I guess any excuse to watch anime

So i/we have been doing this for a while, does anyone have any suggestions? Any categories/subjects you'd like to see more often? Should we keep some kind of score? Should I put more transformers questions in? Is there enough bacon, not in the question but in general, for everyone?

No question today just a tid bit.

Today in 1938, Seabiscuit defeats War Admiral in an upset victory during a match race
deemed "the match of the century" in horse
racing.

Oops forgot to post the answer to Thursday's question Which was D. Bite their own skin, congratulations JG.

Today's trivia question.

Dihydrogen monoxide is?

A. Fatal if inhaled.

B. Used as an additive in certain " junk-
foods" and other food products.

C. A contributes to the " greenhouse
effect".

D. Commonly found in excised tumors of
terminal cancer patients.






















E. Water

Well, water, obviously. Though A and B are technically correct, too. Not sure about C or D, though.

njb902 wrote:Today's trivia question.

Dihydrogen monoxide is?

A. Fatal if inhaled.

B. Used as an additive in certain " junk-
foods" and other food products.

C. A contributes to the " greenhouse
effect".

D. Commonly found in excised tumors of
terminal cancer patients.

E. Water

all of the above, it is water

The answer to yesterday's question was A, B, C, D, and especially E. Who out there has fallen for this prank?

Today's trivia question.

Who is generally accepted as having had the first electrically lit Christmas tree?

A. Thomas Edison

B. Alexander Graham Bell

C. Edward H. Johnson

D. Santa Claus

E. Pope Leo XIII