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THE LITERARY CHARACTER WHO SAID... |
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Grass on the field, ivy on the walls; visitor Babe Ruth called his shot in its friendly confines; worth its weight in diamond |
Wrigley Field
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Called simply the Boat Race, a rowing contest between these two British schools has been contested since 1829 |
Cambridge & Oxford
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The Cuisinart WMR-CAP2 is one of these devices composed of 2 hinged metal griddles that close together to cook batter |
a waffle iron
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Yo ho ho: JELL OR GORY |
the Jolly Roger
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These 3 colors are represented with slots on a standard roulette wheel |
red, green & black
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"As for the scarlet letter, I wear it for the sake of its gold-thread" |
Hester Prynne
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8 total eyes, each about 11 feet wide; 4 noses, with one in particular about 21 feet; Midwest history |
Mount Rushmore
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The heaviest of the 3 weapons used in fencing is this one that means "sword" in French |
(Chris: What's saber?) (Matt: What's rapier?)
épée
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This row of very bright illumination along the front edge of a stage is also a term for the theater as a profession |
(Chris: What are... floodlights?)
the footlights
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It rules the waves: I CON A JUNK |
(Matt: What's Britannia?) (Chris: Oh, no, uh...)
the Union Jack
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The name of this outdoor activity is an acronym that stands in part for "breathing apparatus" |
SCUBA
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"You shall have your justice. Some day, and that day may never come, I will call upon you to do me a service in return" |
Vito Corleone
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Falsely named, as it's 3,000 x 1,650 feet; the eyes of the world looked on in 1989; Mao's still nearby |
(Ken: Not a square as it turns out.)
Tiananmen Square
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(Phil Simms presents the clue.) In 1987 with the Giants, I led the second New York team to win the Super Bowl, though I admit I didn't quite have the flair of this QB for the first one who took the Jets all the way |
Joe Namath
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For 60 years, a red figure & a blue figure have been duking it out in a miniature boxing ring in this action game |
Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots
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It now includes a total of 63 of them: TRAPS SNIDE TSARS |
the Stars and Stripes
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In April 1982 this movie star premiered her home video "Workout", the first of many bestselling tapes |
Jane Fonda
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"God bless us every one!" said while holding Bob Cratchit's hand |
Tiny Tim
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Some people just lying around? Clement Attlee, Lord Kelvin & the very real Sir Peter Parker |
(Matt: What is... the Chrysler Building?)
Westminster Abbey
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Louisville, Kentucky is the site of this horse racing track that's home to a prestigious annual event the first Saturday in May |
(Ken: Yes, the Kentucky Derby.)
Churchill Downs
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Chiromancy is another name for this hands-on form of fortune-telling |
palm reading
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Botanical national emblem since 1965: FEMALE PAL |
Maple Leaf
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Early in the history of this game, the object hit back & forth was a small cork hemisphere with goose feathers attached |
badminton
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"O master! O master! ... O yonder there, one, two, three canoes; one, two, three!" |
(Ken: Speaking to Robinson Crusoe, that's [*].)
Friday
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The non-golden arch; sounds like... victory; let's stop by Charles de Gaulle's place |
the Arc de Triomphe
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Between the 1966 to '67 & 1974 to '75 seasons, this head coach lost a grand total of 12 games |
John Wooden
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With songs like "I'm Not Wearing Underwear Today", this spoof of Sesame Street won the 2004 Tony Award for Best Musical |
Avenue Q
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It was established as a national flag in 1794 by the law of 27 Pluviôse: ROILE ROTC |
(Ken: Of France, right.)
the Tricolore
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Special patterns called methods are used by campanologists, practitioners of this musical skill |
(Chris: What is yodeling?)
bell ringing
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(To himself) "Farewell, Lara, until we meet in the next world, farewell, my love" |
Doctor Zhivago
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