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This author's birth, November 1, 1871, may have earned his mother a "Red Badge of Courage" |
Stephen Crane
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Regular bedtime for the inhuman creature seen here |
(Alex: [*], yes, a vampire.)
dawn
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This U.S. state's Lower Peninsula is sometimes called the Mitten because its shape resembles a mittened hand |
Michigan
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Bubble water & the bubbly are slang for this drink |
Champagne
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Lady Jane Grey, 1554 |
beheading
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The Declaration of Independence mentions the unalienable rights of "life, liberty, and" this |
the pursuit of happiness
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She was "Singled Out" to be Playmate of the Year in 1994 |
Jenny McCarthy
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From the Greek for "wolf" & "man", it's what the person seen here is suffering from |
lycanthropy
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The name of this Greek peninsula means "island of the Pelops" |
the Peloponnesus
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Bubbles of information pop up throughout music videos on this channel's "Pop-Up Video" |
VH1
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Pvt. Eddie Slovik, 1945 |
(Alex: That's it, yes; desertion.)
firing squad
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A book by Erma Bombeck asks, "If Life Is a Bowl of Cherries, What Am I Doing" here? |
in the Pits
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With "Short People" composer Randy Newman, this November 1-born Texan sang "Long Tall Texan" |
Lyle Lovett
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In ancient Egypt this flaxen cloth was used to create the following; Egypt didn't have cotton until later |
[A mummy was shown.]
linen
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5-letter name of the peninsula on which you'd find the city of Kuala Lumpur |
(Brad: What is the [*] Peninsula?)
Malay
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As a child, this opera singer used the stage name Bubbles Silverman |
Beverly Sills
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Bruno Hauptmann, 1936 |
electric chair
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He wrote, "I went to the woods... to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life" |
Thoreau
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In 1979 the Dodgers acquired this pitcher born November 1 from Puebla of the Mexican League |
Fernando Valenzuela
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She's the "attractive" mythological woman seen here |
[The carved face had hair of snakes.]
Medusa
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Explorer Abel Tasman called this continent's Cape York Peninsula Carpentaria Land |
Australia
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In the '60s he popularized the song "Tiny Bubbles" |
Don Ho
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Caryl Chessman, 1960 |
the gas chamber
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In this play Shakespeare described life as "a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing" |
Macbeth
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This South African's mother was up to par when he was born November 1, 1935 |
Gary Player
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In probably his 1st time on a pumpkin, he's the historic "Scourge of God" seen here |
(Mike: Who is Satan?)
Attila the Hun
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The Istrian peninsula of Croatia & Slovenia projects into this arm of the Mediterranean |
the Adriatic
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John Travolta played Tod Lubitch, a teen with no immunities, in this 1976 TV movie |
(Annette: What is The Boy in the Bubble?) [Alex hesitates to rule against Annette.] (Annette: .[Smiling and nodding] ..The Plastic Bubble?) (Alex: The Plastic Bubble, darn, yeah. You missed it, so it's going to cost you.)
The Boy in the Plastic Bubble
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Joachim von Ribbentrop, 1946 |
(Alex: [*]--Hitler's foreign minister, yes.)
hanging
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It's the translation of the Latin phrase "ars longa, vita brevis" |
art is long, life is short (or art endures, life is short, or art lasts, life is short) (long art, short life accepted)
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