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well we know it's not 11-16 so I'll guess 9

Right on the money - it's 9%.

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yes what a lucky guess

Formaly known as Terra Ryzin pro wrestler Paul Michael LeVesque is more comonly known as what?





and for a bonus what is the average number of licks it lakes to get to the center of a tootsie pop with out biting?

This is an easy one, says the wrestling fan behind me, as he is the very well known

Hunter Hearst Helmsley or Triple H!!!

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<DrkMagimaster282> MWAHAHA. I,
DrkMagimaster282, shall wreak havoc and destroy...
<Mother>TIIIIIIMMYYY...are you planning evil, unkind revenge again in the bathroom??
<DrkMagimaster282>UMMMMMMMM...NO.

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Of course I can't believe it took this long though that was the easiest thing I could come up with and as for the bonus question the answer was 4912 licks...

but I digress DrkMagimaster282 pleese take it away.

This may be fairly easy...

On Homestarrunner.com, what does the oh-so-futuristic 20X-d6 version of Strong bad like to yell as he powers up???

This post has been edited by DrkMagimaster282 on 14th August 2005 02:12

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<DrkMagimaster282> MWAHAHA. I,
DrkMagimaster282, shall wreak havoc and destroy...
<Mother>TIIIIIIMMYYY...are you planning evil, unkind revenge again in the bathroom??
<DrkMagimaster282>UMMMMMMMM...NO.

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DOUUUUBLEEEE DEUUUUUUCE!

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I'm not entireley sure of the spelling, but this is my best guess.

This post has been edited by Kappa the Imp on 15th August 2005 02:13

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I find your lack of faith disturbing...

That is absolutely correct Kappa

DOUBLE DEUCE your way into the next question

(P.S. that is one of my favorite sayings)

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DrkMagimaster282, shall wreak havoc and destroy...
<Mother>TIIIIIIMMYYY...are you planning evil, unkind revenge again in the bathroom??
<DrkMagimaster282>UMMMMMMMM...NO.

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Well, it's been a month and Kappa isn't delivering. I'll put in an easy one to get the katamari rolling once again.

What NFL team has been to exactly two Super Bowls and lost both of them to the same team?

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Well, it's been a month again and no one's answering. The answer to my last question was the Cincinnati Bengals. Topic's up for grabs now. Trivia about anything.

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Simple one here. Which type of cheese is made backwards?

That would be Edam cheese.

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har har a riddle

Edam

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GRAH E;FB. Who says alcohol slows your reflexes?

This post has been edited by MogMaster on 20th October 2005 19:35

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If you've been mod-o-fied,
It's an illusion, and you're in-between.
Don't you be tarot-fied,
It's just alot of nothing, so what can it mean?
~Frank Zappa

Sins exist only for people who are on the Way or approaching the Way

Hanyou got it first. Was close between you though.

Like most things in life, MogMaster came up short.

We'll go with an '80s question. Who was Alex Keaton's idol in Family Ties?

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I'm going to be moving tomorrow and won't have a connection to tell people if they are correct or not, since no one has answered this yet, the answer is Richard Nixon. The double post is to alert people that it's been answered.

The question is up for grabs.

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Yoink. I'll be gentle.

Actor John Ratzenberger has a role In every single Pixar film to date (Pixar mastermind John Lassiter calls him their "good luck charm). He was Hamm the piggy bank in the Toy Story movies, a school of fish in Finding Nemo, P. T. Flea in A Bug's Life, the abominable snowman in Monsters, Inc., and the supervillain "Underminer" in The Incredibles. Your task, is to tell me the sitcom role of his that made him famous. Just tell me the name of the character; he's played him on one huge series and made cameos in several other spinoffs, but I'm not looking for the title, just the character.

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Cliff Calvin Jr

Cheers, Mate!

He was also in Captain Planet, but I don't think you were talking about Greedly's minion as a role which made him famous

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Edit- Hurr hurr spelled Calvin wrong.
Edit 2- I couldn't come up any shorter than you do in bed, Blaine.

This post has been edited by MogMaster on 22nd October 2005 04:32

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If you've been mod-o-fied,
It's an illusion, and you're in-between.
Don't you be tarot-fied,
It's just alot of nothing, so what can it mean?
~Frank Zappa

Sins exist only for people who are on the Way or approaching the Way

Well, it's Cliff Claven, not Calvin, but you got it. You're up, MG.

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I would have sworn it was Calvin. Like 100 times over. But I looked- and I was very wrong. DEAD WRONG! Blah. I guess it's seppuku again.


Correctly match 2 out of 4 of the sects of protestantism mentioned below with its leader- and where it flourished the best in europe.

Lutheranism
Anglican
Huguenot
Presbyterian



This post has been edited by MogMaster on 23rd October 2005 05:38

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If you've been mod-o-fied,
It's an illusion, and you're in-between.
Don't you be tarot-fied,
It's just alot of nothing, so what can it mean?
~Frank Zappa

Sins exist only for people who are on the Way or approaching the Way

When you say the sects leader, I assume you mean the person to originally introduce it. In any case,I'll take a stab.

Anglican-King Henry VIII-England

Lutheranism-Martin Luther-Germany

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True Enough.

Heuguenots was Calvin himself, and was France, for those of you who didn't know about the St.Bart's day massacre although later he would set up a theocracy in switzerland.

Presbyterian was Scottish and set up by a man named John Knox. Not to be confused with Henry Knox.

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If you've been mod-o-fied,
It's an illusion, and you're in-between.
Don't you be tarot-fied,
It's just alot of nothing, so what can it mean?
~Frank Zappa

Sins exist only for people who are on the Way or approaching the Way

Since my knowlege is practically limited to games, I'll go there.

Which game featuring the Metal Gear name is the only one to not have been produced by Hideo Kojima?

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"We're not tools of the government or anyone else. Fighting... fighting was the only thing I was ever good at, but at least I always fought for what I believed in." - Frank Yeager (a.k.a. Grey Fox)

I'm quite certain the answer is one of the two Metal Gear games for the NES, so I'll guess MG2: Snake's Revenge?

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Wow, that didn't take long. Yes, the answer is MG2, snake's revenge. However there were 3 NES MG games, the other being japan exclusive, called Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake.
And IIRC, Snake's Revenge was a USA exclusive.

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"We're not tools of the government or anyone else. Fighting... fighting was the only thing I was ever good at, but at least I always fought for what I believed in." - Frank Yeager (a.k.a. Grey Fox)

well, that's not correct. there is a game that actually has "mg" in the name that was not produced by kozima; mga. "snake's revenge" doesn't even "feature the metal gear name." the game's title is *not* mg:sr, it's just "snake's revenge."

it would be correct to say that snake's revenge, which is considered unofficial by kozima, is the only game in which he was not involved (apparently he had a hand in mga, even though he was neither producer nor director).

edit: from the first paragraph, where i explicitly dispute the formulation of fh's question, and from the second paragraph, where i offer an optional and correct alternative, the astute reader will note that i am clearly referring to the information -- and imparting the facts -- not making a judgment call. hurricanes cannot move mountains, but the sensitivites of a hummingbird are sundered by the autumn wind.

This post has been edited by gozaru~ on 24th October 2005 04:32

Quote (gozaru~ @ 23rd October 2005 16:56)

well, that's not correct.  there is a game that actually has "mg" in the name that was not produced by kozima; mga.  "snake's revenge" doesn't even "feature the metal gear name."  the game's title is *not* mg:sr, it's just "snake's revenge."

it would be correct to say that snake's revenge, which is considered unofficial by kozima, is the only game in which he was not involved (apparently he had a hand in mga, even though he was neither producer nor director).

Well, I don't admit to being an expert on the Metal Gear series, but I had a hunch, took a guess, and FallingHeart decided I was right. Sorry Goz.

And now for the new bit of trivia, your task is to name every single Castlevania video game that the recurring character Alucard has appeared in. By "appeared" I mean he actually takes part in the plot and has actual dialogue, etc. The Kid Dracula games don't count and the Alcarde Spear weapon in Castlevania: Bloodlines doesn't count. However, the games that IGA removed from the Castlevania timeline for storyline reasons DO count.

EDIT: made the question less confusing

This post has been edited by laszlow on 24th October 2005 04:02

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OK, I'm beginning to think that I'm the only hardcore Castlevania geek on this board, so that question is pretty close to ungettable without some research. The answer was five games: Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse (NES), Castlevania Legends (GB), Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (PS1), Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow (GBA), and Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow (DS). Let's try someting easier, shall we?

In which James Bond film do we meet the bizarre Baron Samedi? A hint: it's the most racist Bond film ever.

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Haven't seen it in a while but...
Live and Let Die?

Yup, that's the one. It's the Bond movie where every single villain (and I mean all of them) is part of an underground organization of African-American gangsters and voodoo practicioners, and there's only two black people on Bond's side (they're both double agents and they both die). So yeah, most racist Bond movie ever.

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