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Trivial Pursuit; General multiple choice trivia
Topic Started: Jun 13 2004, 11:42 AM (2,422 Views)
Minuet
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Which is it - a one kilogram bag or a .45 lb bag?

There is a big difference since there are aprox. 2.2 lbs in a kilogram. :ermm:
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Minuet
Jul 13 2004, 01:55 PM
Which is it - a one kilogram bag or a .45 lb bag?

There is a big difference since there are aprox. 2.2 lbs in a kilogram. :ermm:

Whoops , I got it around the wrong way, 1lb = 0.45kg, NOT 1kg = 0.45lb


so yes 2.2 lbs
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The answer is B


There are other sources besides the Guiness book of world records on the net :P
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Yes, and some of them are even credible. ;)
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Minuet
Jul 13 2004, 02:09 PM
The answer is B


There are other sources besides the Guiness book of world records on the net :P

Correct




Fes: Dont you think GBWR is credible?
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I am beginning to feel like Dwayne! ;)

Yes, I was unclear. The Guinness Book of World Records publishes facts, don't they? What I meant by my post to Minuet was that *online* resources (and not the Guinness Book of World Records, per se) are often not credible--hence my sarcasm. ;)
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^^^

Oh OK, I thought everything on the net was true ;)
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Fesarius is very happy that CP is being facetious.
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Fesarius
Jul 13 2004, 02:59 PM
Fesarius is very happy that CP is being facetious.

Whatever makes you happy Fes ;)
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You can make me happy by lightening your current avatar. :)
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Next:


What is the worlds largest carnivorous Marsupial?

A. Platypus

B. Red Kangaroo

C. Tasmanian Devil

D. Wombat

E. Koala
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C.

These questions are far too easy to look up on the net. :shrug:
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Correct

Ok I'll give a harder one next time
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I have no idea. That one wasn't as easy.
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Most Leaves on a Clover was...

A. 4

B. 6

C. 12

D. 18

E. 24









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The symbol of St Patrick's Day is the three-leaf clover, although the most leaves ever found on a clover stem (Trifolium repens L.) is XXXX The presumably-very-lucky clover was discovered by Shigeo Obara of Hanamaki City, Iwate, Japan, on May 25, 2002.

The clover is associated with St Patrick's Day because the saint ? whose death is marked each March 17 ? used a three-leaved clover to illustrate the Holy Trinity of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Finding a fourth leaf is considered lucky as it represents God's Grace and therefore a blessing. According to the Old Testament, Eve left the Garden of Eden with only a four-leaved clover to cover her modesty.
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