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Trivial Pursuit

Discussion in 'Whatnots' started by Felinoid, Nov 4, 2005.

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  1. Harbourboy

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    Arturri Virtanen (not sure if that's the right spelling)
     
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    Yup, DS 'has it. Although it is spelled Artturi :)
     
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    I always remembered him because of 'his fodder preservation method' I'm sure there was more but that alone didn't seem worthy of a Nobel prize

    Anyhoo

    Who won the Nobel prize for literature with the citation
    and in what year
     
  5. BOC

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    Churchill in 1954?
     
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    Wrong Year
     
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    Then it must be 1953.
     
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    Correct have a shiny... :)
     
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    Why was Paulus' promotion to field marshal a clear order to him to commit suicide?
     
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    Because a German Generalfeldmarschall had never surrendered thus implying if he lost (big surprise there at Stalingrad) to take his own life before capture.

    [ March 28, 2006, 17:16: Message edited by: DarkStrider ]
     
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    Correct.
     
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    I wasn't sure about that woohoo...

    Only one man flew Mercury and Apollo missions for NASA who is he?
     
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    Alan Shepard?
     
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    Michael Collins?
     
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    kuemper wins woohoo!!!! have a shiny!
     
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    Boo-yah, those Uncle John's Bathroom Readers are handy.

    How many men have walked on the moon?
     
  17. Harbourboy

    Harbourboy Take thy form from off my door! Veteran Pillars of Eternity SP Immortalizer (for helping immortalize Sorcerer's Place in the game!)

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    None (they all kind of bounced around).
     
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    Ya know, I'm really tempted to give it to HB for the smart@$$ answer, but no. DarkStrider is correct with 12 and he gets to go again.
     
  20. DarkStrider

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    Hokay


    Sompo Japan Museum of Art, Tokyo; The National Gallery, London and Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam have what in common?
     
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