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When asked how he became a hero, this president remarked, "It was involuntary. They sank my boat" |
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This breakfast treat with deep pockets was introduced to Americans at the 1964 World's Fair |
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Observations by astronomer James Elliot in 1977 discovered 5 of these around Uranus |
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One of the first printed books with illustrations was a collection of this ancient man's fables in 1476 |
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In 1968 the MPAA rated a film adult by giving it this many Xs |
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If you're on the road again in Texas, stop at Luck, this singer's world headquarters |
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At the time of her 1937 disappearance she was married to publisher George Palmer Putnam |
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Thomas' is a brand of these, famed for their nooks & crannies |
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Of 84, 184 or 284, the length in years of one orbit by Uranus around the sun |
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In 1964 this first lady made the first call to inaugurate the new commercial picturephone service |
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In a 2002 film, number of Xs on Vin Diesel's neck tattoo |
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In June 2002 this "Men in Black" agent & Texas rancher was reported to be shopping for a horse farm |
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In 1881 Louis Tiffany & others decorated the first floor of this author's mansion in Hartford, Conn. |
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This cured meat is in the classic McDonald's Egg McMuffin |
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Uranus' 2 largest moons share their names with characters created by this author |
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In 1907 the Wall Street Journal declared Percival Lowell's photo of its "canals" proof of intelligent life |
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Claudia Silva starred in an L.A.-area theater production of "Cuatro Equis", this many |
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This world-famous cyclist named his home in Austin "Casa Linda" after his mother |
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In 1973 he resigned as governor of New York to found the Commission on Critical Choices for Americans |
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Actually an American recipe, this condiment may have been given its name because caviar was once an ingredient |
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In 1846 astronomers found this planet from the effects it had on Uranus' orbit |
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Nose art, referring to pictures on the noses of these, really took off during WWII |
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Without getting a tic-tac-toe on "Hollywood Squares" you could still win a game with this many Xs |
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Man from Sugarland, Texas known as "The Hammer" in the U.S. House of Representatives |
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This attorney was the only representative of New York to sign the U.S. Constitution |
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Its other names include Poor Knights of Windsor & Pain Perdu (lost bread) |
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He discovered Uranus as well as 2 of its moons |
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The rights to 5 of Tom Kelley's red velvet photos of this actress taken in 1949 were put on eBay in 2001, but weren't sold |
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Maximum number of Xs that can appear on one bowler's score sheet in one game |
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This billionaire Texan was asked to testify on his Plano company's involvement in California's energy crisis |
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