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He left a farewell note on a stationery pad that said, Don't let the turkeys get you down" |
Reagan
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This god of commerce, contrary to his name, wasn't a liquid at room temperature |
Mercury
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Game in which you can score 3 points for a "ringer", 2 for a "leaner" & 1 for landing nearest the stake |
horseshoes
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The luminescent effect some minerals show was named this, after fluorite |
fluorescence
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A live 60 lb. boa constrictor was one of the props she posed with for her Playboy pictorial |
La Toya Jackson
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Your city's collector of errant canines |
the dog catcher
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At the inaugural gala, this actor introduced himself as "Conan the Republican" |
Arnold Schwarzenegger
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He presided over the Roman games, sort of like the deal the Greeks had with Zeus for the Olympics |
Jupiter
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In tag, the one who's supposed to touch another player has this 2-letter title |
it
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Obsidian is a natural glass formed by rapidly cooling lava & is usually this color |
black
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In May 1984 the Jacksons announced the details of a U.S.-Canada tour called this |
the Victory tour
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A stray feline, whether or not he's in the street |
an alley cat
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The parade included a replica of the Avenger, the plane which had this historical significance |
Bush flew that plane in World War II (the one he was shot down in)
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Shamu could tell you he's the Roman god of the sea world |
Neptune
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Card suit whose shape is based on the French trefoil symbol |
(David: What is spades?)
clubs
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To test for this property in a mineral, use a Geiger counter |
radioactivity
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This Motown star "Presents The Jackson 5" was the title of their 1st album |
Diana Ross
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He played Atahualpa on Broadway in "The Royal Hunt of the Sun" before starring in "Kung Fu" on TV |
David Carradine
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When she administered the oath of office to Dan Quayle, she left out 6 words |
Mrs. Sandra Day O'Connor
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One of the few gods whose name begins with "U", he's the father of the Titans |
Uranus
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With a standard card, you can get a bingo with as few as this many numbers called |
(Tom: What is five?) ... (Alex: Yes, you use the "Free" space.)
four
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It's the only rock we could find that would fit in a "STARTS WITH "GN" category |
(Alex: Less than a minute to go.)
gneiss
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Singer of the following, this Jackson also achieved fame on "Fame": "What have you done for me lately? / Ooh ooh ooh yeah / What have you done for me lately? / Ooh ooh ooh yeah" |
(Alex: David?) (David: I can't name it.) ... [The end-of-round signal sounds.] [The song was not played going into the break.]
Janet Jackson
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In November 1976 it was announced that this 9-year-old girl would attend a public school in Washington, D.C. |
Amy Carter
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At the inaugural ceremony, this evangelist led the invocation |
(Jason: That would, who is... Jimmy... Swaggart?) (David: Who is Pat Robertson?) (Tom: Who is Falwell?)
Billy Graham
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Roman underworld figure who was boss of all down under, & we don't mean Australia |
Pluto
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Nolan Bushnell, who founded Atari, invented this 1st popular video game |
Pong
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Clay containing iron & manganese used to make a brown pigment sometimes described as burnt |
sienna
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Swimming stroke in which the swimmer kicks twice with 1 leg for each stroke of the opposite arm |
the Australian crawl
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