Question of the Week

(Name Game) In 1962, the changing times prompted the Crayola Crayon company to re-name one of their colors to the word “peach”. What five-letter name did peach replace?

No Trivia on April 7th

FYI - we will NOT be having trivia on April 7th as Jason will be out of town. There will be trivia this week. YAY!

Still Crazy Covers

a. Human (The Killers) – Curtis Santiago featuring Mickey Facts
b. Rag Doll (Aerosmith) – Ted Nugent
c. Still Crazy After All These Years (Paul Simon) – Deertick
d. Wild World (Cat Stevens) – Beth Orton
e. Slow (Kylie Minogue) – Tricky
f. Robocop (Kanye West) – The Jazz Guys
g. Not the Same (Ben Folds) – The Spartones
h. Everywhere (Michelle Branch) – Yellowcard
i. Damn, I wish I was Your Lover (Sophie B. Hawkins) – Eels or Guster
j. You Get What You Give (New Radicals) – Tim Raisanen

Less Package Jokes Than You Might Expect...

Big Tittied Monkeys (297 points)
Specialty dark (292)
We put the sensual in the non consensual (284)
For the love of jay ray (282)
5 guys and a bitch (269)
Queen groupie and the sorrow suckers
Insert Topical Reference here
Short bus bowlers
Piggly wiggly
Sure britney's in town but we're THAT committed to trivia
Double dutch rudder
Murray's Monsters
Feelin the vibe
Stimulating geitner's package
Spectacular Abortion Survivor's Society
Poppin cherry blossoms
Da Big Time Playas
ABC easy as ichi nee san
Banana Boats
Will give answers for food
Burns When I poop
March sadness

Lucky Charmer

Lucky Charms is a brand of breakfast cereal produced by the General Mills that is 25% multi-colored marshmallow bits and know for its leprechaun mascot, Lucky.

The cereal was created in 1963 by Paul Bunyon. An advertising company employed by General Mills suggested marketing the new cereal around the idea of charm bracelets. Following launch, the General Mills marketing department found that sales performed dramatically better if the composition of the marshmallows changed periodically.

The first boxes of Lucky Charms cereal contained pink hearts, yellow moons, orange stars, and green clovers. The lineup has changed first to include blue diamonds in 1975, then purple horseshoes in 1984, followed by red balloons in 1989, rainbows in 1992, pots of gold in 1994, leprechaun hats in 1996, shooting stars in 1998, and hourglass in 2008. Generally when new shapes are added, older marshmallows are phased out. The first shape to be removed were the yellow moons and blue diamonds.

In 2006, the assortment had changed to purple horseshoes; red balloons; blue moons; orange and white shooting stars; yellow and orange pots of gold; pink, yellow, and blue rainbows; two-tone green leprechaun hats; pink hearts (the only shape to survive since the beginning); with the most recent addition being the return of the clovers in 2004. In early June 2006, General Mills introduced a new Lucky Charms marshmallow, Magic Mirror marshmallows. In 2008, yellow and orange hourglass marshmallows were introduced.

For all things Lucky, see Wiki.

Question of the Week

(Corporate Mascots) Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, and Jessica Simpson shared an advertising campaign pushing this product?

Welcome Back, Doug

Bailout bonuses (313 points)
Alex boyz plus the return of doug (308)
The racing presidents (256)
We hate theme trivia (246)
Buff and blue balls (204)
Bones of contention
Fabulous foursome
The hung leprechauns
Drews gaping asshole

Insert Dirty Irish Joke

You can polish my shalaylay (300 point)
Protestants can catholic my balls (285)
I'm gonna pooop green tomorrow (277)
Curdy (266)
I found a pot of gold in jason's anus (257)
Irish I were blarney stoned
I wanna know where the gold at?
Got pinched?
Clover? I hardly know her
Magically Deliscious
Big time playas
Shamrock obama
My jameson hats gives me super drinking power
I Just F'd a lepechaun and boy is my fist tired
Everyone who's seen a leprechaun say yeah
I don't know dick cheney about ireland
Elmer fudd and daffy duck
Two cheers for green beers
The green monsters
My team ditched me?
Who wants to see my lucky charms
Whatzit
Four leaf camel toes

Happy St Patty's Day!!!

Enjoy it!!

Question of the Week

(Music) You all know Bono is the lead singer of U2; give me 2 other members (first and last name)?

Get to Know Your Government

From sinatrafan103 at Etsy:



You can purchase as series of, helping you to "Get to Know Your Government."

Each card is 2.5" x 3.5" signed and dated on the back, with a little bio of the subject of the art card.

FYI... study help for trivia?

Tie Breaker? Dance Off!!!

The classic love of a turtle for your shoe (346 points)
-----Link is not approved for all ages
Nonreal numbers (319)
I hate man boobs (297)
Chuck Norris turned 69 today (274)
Shake and bake (268)
The Chinese geriatrics / Da Big time playas (Tie)
I gave up Jason's balls for lent
Schwa / Thank god American Idol is on, otherwise I wouldn't be able to get a seat (Tie)
Morehead state has a cunnin linguist department / So long ben mead (Tie)
Chocolate flavored dvds
Not so bullet proof bible
Victorinan poppycock
Down with the GOP you know me
Co naked UNO
It took 3 rolls of quarters to get a Kentucky
Rosie seven
The doors
Playground menances
Patrick weighs more than me 22 131
Celtoid 23 130
Pick up sticks 24 124
Broken molars 25 79

Question of the Week

(Money Matters/Animal Planet) What animal is featured on the back Kentucky's state quarter?






Hint hint... scroll down...

Quarterrific

The 50 State Quarters program was the release of a series of commemorative coins by the United States Mint. Between 1999 and 2008, it featured each of the 50 individual U.S. states on unique designs for the reverse of the quarter and will feature the District of Columbia and five of the nation's territories in 2009.

The program was conceived in hopes of creating a new generation of coin collectors. Roughly half of the U.S. population collected the coins, either casually or as a serious pursuit. Thus far, the U.S. federal government has made a profit of $4.6 billion from collectors taking the coins out of circulation.

See all the designs at Wikipedia.

Plymouth Rockz

Plymouth Rock is the traditional site of disembarkation of the Mayflower Pilgrims who founded Plymouth Colony in 1620. The rock is not referred to in the Journal Of Plymouth Plantation in fact the first reference to the Pilgrims landing on a rock is found 121 years after it happened. The rock is currently located on the shore of Plymouth Harbor in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

The location of the Plymouth Rock (a glacial erratic) at the foot of Cole's Hill is said to have been passed from generation to generation. When plans were started to build a wharf at the Pilgrim's landing site in 1741, a 94 year old Elder of the church named Thomas Faunce (also the town record keeper), identified the precise rock his father had told him was the first solid land the Pilgrims set foot upon.

When the townspeople of Plymouth decided to move the rock in 1774, it was split into two halves. The bottom portion was left behind at the wharf and the top half was relocated to the town's meeting-house.

That Man, He is a Cold Hearted Snake

a. Cold Hearted Snake (Paula Abdul) – SBach
b. Superstition (Stevie Wonder) – Estelle
c. Fresh Prince of Bel Aire (Will Smith) – Kay Pettigrew
d. Ride wit Me (Nelly) – I Call Shotgun
e. Downtown (Petula Clark) – Petty Booka
f. Lovefool (Cardigans) – The Morning Benders
g. Video Killed the Radio Star (The Buggles) – Handsome Hank and the Lonesome Boys
h. Joey (Concrete Blond) – Sometymes Why
i. Last Night (The Strokes) – The Detroit Cobras
j. All for Leyna (Billy Joel) - Hussalonia

What, No Snuggies?

Issaac's boys (346 points)
Buff and blue balls (331)
Wildcards (302)
Alex zora's facebook friends (247)
Katies krusty coochie (246)
Stephanie tanner

Snuggie Backlash 2009!

Dow 3600! (351 points)
Hooray Beer (350)
The name o the game is don't drop the soap (347)
Gay porn is sucking the fun outta me (335)
Vertically challenged (322)
Nobody Puts Steve in the Corner
I haven't seen this much snow since Marion Barry
Our zelek is prettier than yours
Jason's a douche
Bullwinkle died from auto erotic asphyxiation / Gun control? More like fun control (Tie)
Bar brawlers
Jeff 8
What is albert hayneworth
Last place
Snuggies suck
One of your group members has died of dysentery
I don't do coke I just like the way it smells
Will drop pant for points
Someone is third wheeling
Da big time playas
It sucks to be late
What do the Dow and snow have in common?
I like eating little girls cookies only $3.50 a box
Ram Rod

Question of the Week

(Science) Most snowflakes have six sides but there is a varying degree in their actual shapes--some have long dendrite arms while some are more like hexagons. Which of the following factors is most relevant in determining a snowflakes shape?
a. Wind direction
b. temperature of the air
c. height of the clouds
d. how fast it falls

Kermit's Namesake

Extra trivia for yah, I just thought this was neat:

Theodore Kermit Scott Jr. was an American and professor of philosophy and also happened to be the childhood friend of Muppets creator, Jim Henson.

Kermit Scott grew up in Mississippi right alongside Jim Henson. They were said to have been close friends who spent a lot of time at the creek.

Henson eventually moved away from his hometown and lost contact with Scott. It was not until years later that Scott learned Henson had named one of his most famous Muppets, Kermit the Frog, after his childhood friend. Scott was reportedly "delighted" but never sought to gain publicity from the connection.