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Here comes Friday’s answer:
How many confirmed air combat victories did the Red Baron have?
A. 110
B. 80
C. 56
D. 16
This was…
SpoilerB. The Red Baron had approximately 80 air combat victories at the time of his death.
This week’s winner is…
Spoiler@Samurai Equine with a perfect week! Nice job!
There will be no game this week due to personal issues but I am hoping to resume next week. Until then, I hope you guys enjoyed, and keep looking up!
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Here comes yesterday’s answer:
*digs through trash bag*
Looks like we have…
An old dentistry license, burn cream, and an electro laynx.
Which of the following wrestlers does this trash most likely belong to?
A. The Undertaker
B. Owen Hart
C. Chyna
D. Kane
This was…
SpoilerD. Kane once wrestled as a heel dentist, wore his mask to hide disfigurement from burns, and for a time used an electro larynx to speak.
Here comes today’s question:
How many confirmed air combat victories did the Red Baron have?
A. 110
B. 80
C. 56
D. 116
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Here comes yesterday’s answer:
Which of the following star systems is an example of a candidate for a Type Ia Supernova?
A. Betelgeuse
B. IK Pegasi
C. VY Canis Majoris
D. Sirius
This was…
SpoilerB. Betelgeuse is going to explode as a type-II supernova, or core collapse supernova, VY Canis Majoris will most likely go hypernova, Sirius is currently not a candidate, but IK Pegasi will one day go type Ia supernova. These explosions require a white dwarf star in a binary system or greater, and it must be close enough to its host star to strip matter from it.
Here comes today’s question:
*digs through trash bag*
Looks like we have…
An old dentistry license, burn cream, and an electro laynx.
Which of the following wrestlers does this trash most likely belong to?
A. The Undertaker
B. Owen Hart
C. Chyna
D. Kane
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Here comes yesterday’s answer:
Which of the following temperatures is the closest to absolute zero listed?
A. -459F
B. 10K
C. -272C
D. 50R
This was…
SpoilerA. -459 Fahrenheit is the closest to absolute zero of the temperature examples listed, followed by -272 Celsius, 10 Kelvin, and finally 50 Rankine.
Here comes today’s question:
Which of the following star systems is an example of a candidate for a Type Ia Supernova?
A. Betelgeuse
B. IK Pegasi
C. VY Canis Majoris
D. Sirius
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Here comes yesterday’s answer:
The novel The Old Man and the Sea includes frequent mentions of which of the following famous baseball players?
A. Tino Martinez
B. Joe DiMaggio
C. Babe Ruth
D. Lou Gehrig
This was…
SpoilerB. The old man apparently loves baseball and bringing it up in this snorefest of a story.
Here comes today’s question:
Which of the following temperatures is the closest to absolute zero listed?
A. -459F
B. 10K
C. -272C
D. 50R
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Here comes the first question of the week:
The novel The Old Man and the Sea includes frequent mentions of which of the following famous baseball players?
A. Tino Martinez
B. Joe DiMaggio
C. Babe Ruth
D. Lou Gehrig
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Here comes yesterday’s answer:
What is the star difference in super Mario 64 and super Mario 64 DS?
A. 30
B. 64
C. 0
D. 50
SpoilerA. There are 150 stars in the ds version to 120 in the original game.
this week’s winner is…
Spoiler@Samurai Equine AND @Totally Lyra! Now arm wrestle for the amusement of the night argfargafarg
I hope you all enjoyed and to see you next time. Until then, keep looking up!
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Congrats @Samurai Equine!
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I missed a day. Sorry.
Either way, I am happy to share this privilege with @Totally Lyra!
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Here comes yesterday’s answer:
In stand up comedy, the phrase “working blue” refers to which of the following?
A. Swearing and talking about impolite things in routines
B. Using unusual lighting with emphasis on blue
C. Stealing a laugh
D. Performing sets in unusual locations
This was…
SpoilerA! A good deal of comics work blue nowadays, but it ultimately depends on your preferences for your work and how you write your comedy.
What is the star difference in super Mario 64 and super Mario 64 DS?
A. 30
B. 64
C. 0
D. 50
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Here comes yesterday’s answer:
In the television series How I Met Your Mother, Marshall often refers to himself as what?
A. Big Fudge
B. Slapula
C. Lawsuit
D. Marshmallow
This was…
SpoilerA. He received the nickname in college after eating an 8 pound block of fudge in 12 minutes.
Here comes today’s question:
In stand up comedy, the phrase “working blue” refers to which of the following?
A. Swearing and talking about impolite things in routines
B. Using unusual lighting with emphasis on blue
C. Stealing a laugh/using someone else’s routine
D. Performing sets in unusual locations
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Here comes yesterday’s answer:
Which of the following Creepypastas was written with the purpose of being on Yuriofwind’s popular Creepypasta segment, in which he lampoons the writing used?
A. Sonic.exe
B. Ben Drowned
C. Star Fox 6664
D. Jeff the Killer
This was…
SpoilerC. The story was a satire of Sonic.exe and written solely to try and get on that segment.
Here comes today’s question:
In the television series How I Met Your Mother, Marshall often refers to himself as what?
A. Big Fudge
B. Slapula
C. Lawsuit
D. Marshmallow
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Here comes yesterday’s answer:
*opens black plastic bag full of trash*
Looks like we have:
A statue of a moth, a prescription to guard against Infections, and a “Dreamwalking for Dummies” handbook.
Which video game antagonist does this trash most likely belong to?
A. Nightmare Moon
B. The Shadow Queen
C. The Radiance
D. The Wasp King
This was…
SpoilerC. The Radiance, also known as the Forgotten God of Light or simply the Old Light, is the main antagonist of the 2017 indie game Hollow Knight. She is responsible for the mass murder of nearly every other bug In Hallownest using a potent infection to essentially turn them into zombies, was originally connected to her tribe of moths via dream essence, and may have originally been a benevolent ruler.
Here comes today’s question:
Which of the following Creepypastas was written with the purpose of being on Yuriofwind’s popular Creepypasta segment, in which he lampoons the writing used?
A. Sonic.exe
B. Ben Drowned
C. Star Fox 6664
D. Jeff the Killer
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Here comes the first question:
*opens black plastic bag full of trash*
Looks like we have:
A statue of a moth, a prescription to guard against Infections, and a “Dreamwalking for Dummies” handbook.
Which video game antagonist does this trash most likely belong to?
A. Nightmare Moon
B. The Shadow Queen
C. The Radiance
D. The Wasp King
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Here comes yesterday’s answer:
What is a Roche limit?
A. The distance at which a larger celestial body can tear apart a smaller one
B. The maximum number of innings in a Major League Baseball game
C. The deepest allowable hole into the earth’s crust
D. The temperature at which salt water begins to freeze
this was…
SpoilerA. If the moon, for instance, were to cross the earth’s Roche limit, the earth’s gravity would overcome it and tear it apart into a ring system.
This week’s winner is…
Spoiler@Samurai Equine! Nice work!
As always I hope you enjoyed and to see you next time. Until then, keep looking up.
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Which of the following poems is not an example of iambic pentameter?
A. Paradise Lost
B. The Destruction of Sennacherib
C. The Second Coming
D. A Short Story of Falling
This was…
SpoilerB! Of the listed poems, The Destruction of Sennacherib is written in anapestic tetrameter, not iambic pentameter.
Here comes the last question for the week:
What is a Roche limit?
A. The distance at which a larger celestial body can tear apart a smaller one
B. The maximum number of innings in a Major League Baseball game
C. The deepest allowable hole into the earth’s crust
D. The temperature at which salt water begins to freeze
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Here comes yesterday’s answer:
*dumps a bucket of trash on the table*
Yeah, we’re doing this again.
Let’s see…
Looks like a piece of gum, a copper wire, and a rock.
Which comedian does this trash most likely belong to?
A. Dane Cook
B. John Pinette
C. Jo Koy
D. Bill Engvall
This was…
SpoilerD. It comes from one of his routines about a guy who tripped the metal detector at an airport.
Here comes today’s question:
Which of the following poems is not an example of iambic pentameter?
A. Paradise Lost
B. The Destruction of Sennacherib
C. The Second Coming
D. A Short Story of Falling
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here comes yesterday’s answer:
Known for being the first African-American regiment during the US Civil War, this regiment lead the charge at the Second Battle of Fort Wagner:
A. The Big Red One
B. The 101st Airborne Division
C. The 54th Massachusetts
D. The 7th New Hampshire
This was…
SpoilerC. Their actions were memorialized by the 1989 historical drama movie, Glory.
Here comes today’s question:
*dumps a bucket of trash on the table*
Yeah, we’re doing this again.
Let’s see…
Looks like a piece of gum, a copper wire, and a rock.
Which comedian does this trash most likely belong to?
A. Dane Cook
B. John Pinette
C. Jo Koy
D. Bill Engvall
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Here comes yesterday’s answer:
White dwarf stars are small, compact bodies with at most roughly 1.4 solar masses. What are white dwarf stars stabilized by?
A. Electron Degeneracy Pressure
B. Runaway Nuclear Fusion
C. The Triple Alpha Process
D. The Proton-Proton Chain
This was…
SpoilerA. Since white dwarf stars are so dense but not quite massive enough to continue collapsing, they are stopped because the Pauli exclusion principle disallows things like electrons and all other fermions from simultaneously occupying the same quantum state. In other words, it’s the closest their electrons are willing to get to their protons.
Here comes today’s question:
Known for being the first African-American regiment during the US Civil War, this regiment lead the charge at the Second Battle of Fort Wagner:
A. The Big Red One
B. The 101st Airborne Division
C. The 54th Massachusetts
D. The 7th New Hampshire
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Here comes the first question:
White dwarf stars are small, compact bodies with at most roughly 1.4 solar masses. What are white dwarf stars stabilized by?
A. Electron Degeneracy Pressure
B. Runaway Nuclear Fusion
C. The Triple Alpha Process
D. The Proton-Proton Chain
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Here comes yesterday’s answer:
On a standard Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, where would you put a white dwarf?
A. Bottom left
B. Center
C. Top Right
D. Nowhere, white dwarfs do not go on one
This was…
SpoilerA. An HR diagram shows the relationship between stars luminosities or magnitudes and their temperatures or stellar classifications. White dwarf stars are extremely hot but not particularly luminous, so they normally wind up at the bottom left.
This week’s winner is…
Spoiler@Samurai Equine! Good work sir!
I hope you all had fun and to see you guys next time. Until then, keep looking up.
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Congrats @Samurai Equine!
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In the television series Psych, which of the following characters was arrested by their own father as a teenager?
A. Burton Guster
B. Shawn Spencer
C. Carlton Lassiter
D. Buzz McNab
This was…
SpoilerB. Shawn was arrested for stealing a car to impress a girl when he was a teenager, ruining his chances of becoming a detective like his father.
Here comes today’s question:
On a standard Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, where would you put a white dwarf?
A. Bottom left
B. Center
C. Top Right
D. Nowhere, white dwarfs do not go on one
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Here comes yesterday’s answer:
A popular game in Mesopotamia beginning c. B.C. 2600, this game acquired superstitious significance and may have paved the way for backgammon:
A. Go
B. Senet
C. Nine Men’s Morris
D. Ur
This was…
SpoilerD. The Game of Ur rose to significance between BC 2600 and BC 2400, and it’s eventual decline is theorized to be due to its evolution into backgammon.
Here comes today’s question:
In the television series Psych, which of the following characters was arrested by their own father as a teenager?
A. Burton Guster
B. Shawn Spencer
C. Carlton Lassiter
D. Buzz McNab
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Here comes yesterday’s answer:
*drops trash on the table*
Okay, let’s see what we’re in for today:
Looks like we have a map of Vietnam, a love letter written between some elementary school students, and a flier for “bring your girlfriend to war” day.
Which short story does this trash most likely belong to?
A. Get Some Young
B. Sweetheart of the Song Tra Bong
C. Hills Like White Elephants
D. Going After Cacciato
This was…
SpoilerB. The story essentially tells a bizarre tale of a woman going to Vietnam to see her lover since elementary school, and ends with her in the jungles on night patrol.
Here comes today’s question:
A popular game in Mesopotamia beginning c. B.C. 2600, this game acquired superstitious significance and may have paved the way for backgammon:
A. Go
B. Senet
C. Nine Men’s Morris
D. Ur
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Which of the following gospels contains the most parables?
A. The Gospel according to Luke
B. The Gospel according to Matthew
C. The Gospel according to Mark
D. The Gospel according to John
This was…
SpoilerA. The Gospel according to Luke has around 24 parables of which 18 are unique, which is the largest number of parables.
Here comes today’s question:
*drops trash on the table*
Okay, let’s see what we’re in for today:
Looks like we have a map of Vietnam, a love letter written between some elementary school students, and a flier for “bring your girlfriend to war” day.
Which short story does this trash most likely belong to?
A. Get Some Young
B. Sweetheart of the Song Tra Bong
C. Hills Like White Elephants
D. Going After Cacciato
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And we are back with some trivia, and here comes the first question of the week:
Which of the following gospels contains the most parables?
A. The Gospel according to Luke
B. The Gospel according to Matthew
C. The Gospel according to Mark
D. The Gospel according to John
I said I'll go with C!! ... 
Curse my desire to go with the crowd. C it is.
Okay, everyone! I can explain!
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