A little off- season trivia gang!
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Wow! Atlanta was #99 according to Google with a population of 9,554. Atlanta moved up to #42 by 1890
According to the US Census, Atlanta's population peaked in 1960, and has remained steady since. Atlanta was # 24 in 1960 and #37 today. Raleigh is #41 today
Yes! New Orleans! For military and trade purposes. Napoleon didn't want to defend the territory so he countered with $15 million for the entire Louisiana Purchase. You're up
I know someone knows this, so here's a hint to help it along. The miniseries was a western and the name of a bird is in the title.
Art Linkletter popped into my mind, but I don't think that's right. I'll guess him anyway.
Not Art Linkletter. OFC
Bob Newhart is still alive at age 90. He used to be an excellent golfer. His house was next door to the Playboy Mansion on the L A Country Club Course. Hugh Hefner was also from Chicago and not much older than Newhart
He didn't look as good as Newhart. Johnny Carson teased him. I think that he was Doc's assistant
Albert Einstein! I'd have changed it too. Imagine the teasing the poor fellow took growing up. He wrote and directed one of my favorite movies, Mother. Debbie Reynolds' character reminded me so much of my grandmother.
I'll be out most of tomorrow, so if I'm right, go ahead and ask another question, so the game keeps moving.
I'll be out most of tomorrow, so if I'm right, go ahead and ask another question, so the game keeps moving.
During World War 2, where were the Constitution, Declaration of Independence and Bill of Rights Stored?
I have to be honest. Talk about taking a shot in the dark is what I did. Had no clue.
What was the character name of Joe Mannix's secretary on the detective show Mannix. OFC
I missed this, because I forgot to check the thread!!! Sky you're not going back too far with your questions!!! Peggy was hot! OFC