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Serving for 8 years, he was our very 1st vice president |
John Adams
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Whitney Houston asked, "where do broken" ones of these "go, can they find their way home" |
hearts
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Hey big spenders, in 1969 the government stopped issuing the $5,000 & $10,000 bills & these 2 below them |
(Curt: What are the $5,000 and the $1,000?)
the $1,000 bill & the $500 bill
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"Birthdayland" at Walt Disney World was built to celebrate his 60th |
Mickey Mouse
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Bacteria produces gas bubbles that create these as Swiss cheese ripens |
the holes (the eyes)
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Camp David, the presidential retreat, was named for this grandson of a president |
(David) Eisenhower
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With the Pres. in the hospital, he became the 1st "Acting President" per the 25th Amendment |
George Bush
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Sitcom whose theme song begins, "Making your way in the world today takes ev'rything you've got" |
Cheers
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American colonists who wanted "2 bits" in change chopped up a dollar coin from this country |
(Curt: What is Great Britain?)
Spain
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The "Toys R Us" logo is not accurate here because our computer can't print this |
a backwards R
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Of a banana, a tomato or a strawberry, the one that is not technically a berry |
a strawberry
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Fittingly, he played a character named "Bernie" on a 1970s TV sitcom |
David Birney
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World Book lists this as the profession of over 65% of our vice presidents |
a lawyer
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Song in which Michael Jackson insults the opposition with "your talk is cheap, you're not a man" |
"Bad"
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When a 16 month period of hyperinflation hit this country in Aug. 1922, prices increased 10 billion-fold |
Germany
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The story of "Pinocchio" originated in this country |
Italy
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Cock-a-leekie, which is made with chicken, leeks & cream, is this type of dish |
(Alex: We've got a minute to go.)
a soup
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Paul Shaffer told him, "I know Johnny Carson. You're no Johnny Carson." |
(Tyler: Who is Jay Leno?)
David Letterman
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Up through 1933, VPs normally took their oath in this chamber, now they usually join the President |
the Senate chamber
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The first line of this Elton John - Bernie Taupin song is "Goodbye, Norma Jean" |
"Candle In The Wind"
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Federal Reserve notes are signed by those holding these 2 posts |
the Secretary of the Treasury and the Treasurer of the United States
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If this talking bear got a new tape, it might say its maker, Worlds of Wonder, filed for bankruptcy |
Teddy Ruxpin
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Napoleon is said to have named this lobster dish for the month in which it was 1st served to him |
lobster Thermidor
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Of Crosby, Stills, Nash or Young, the one named David |
David Crosby
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During the 1970s we had a total of this many different vice presidents |
(Alex: Agnew, Ford, Rockefeller, and Mondale.)
4
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"You got to pick 'em up just to say hello", Randy Newman sang about these people |
(Alex: Michelle, you smiled broadly on that one. How tall are you?) (Michelle: I'm tall enough to be not a short person.)
short people
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U.S. coin on which you'd find a torch & sprigs of oak & laurel |
a dime
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In the nursery rhyme "Rub-A-Dub-Dub", they are the 3 knaves |
(Michelle: The 3 men in a tub.)
the butcher, the baker, and the candlestick maker
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A chocolate drop covered with white pellets of sugar, or a person who has no equal |
a nonpareil
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This producer's search for Scarlett O'Hara ended with the discovery of Vivian Leigh |
David Selznick
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