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  • Going Overboard was his first film role.

    What future Soviet dictator was training to be a priest when he got turned on to Marxism?
  • Joseph Stalin

    How many stars are in the Big Dipper?
  • The Big Dipper : The seven brightest stars of the constellation Ursa Major, the Great Bear, form a well-known asterism that has been recognized as a distinct grouping in many cultures from time immemorial.


    What was the most devastating epidemic in recorded world history?
  • that would prolly be the black plague.





    what song did a fake Japanese band called the leaf squad sing?
  • Quote: that would prolly be the black plague.
    Nope, the 1918 Influenza Pandemic killed between 20 and 40 million people.
  • A: Yatta

    Q: Where were the first street lights in the US?
  • Wabash, India

    How big was the biggest pancake ever made?
  • Quote: Wabash, India
    You mean Wabash, Indiana?

    The largest pancake ever made and flipped measured 15.01m wide, 2.5cm deep and weighed 3 tonnes (Rochdale, Greater Manchester, August 1994)

    What is the largest organ of the human body?
  • Skin

    How did the tradition of Valentine's Day start?
  • Quote: Wabash, India
    no, the answer is Philadelphia, installed 1957.
  • -oops, my bad. I didn't see that in my searching and found the Wabash info though... that must of been a few years later. Thanks for the correcton Corefull.
  • Valentine's Day: Roman Catholic feast of St. Valentine of Rome, legend has it he was executed for defying the emperor Caligula and performing marriage ceremonies for soldiers before they left for the front. He became friends with the jailer's daughter and on the night before his execution he wrote a note thanking her for her kindness and signing it "your Valentine"

    How many tablespoons in a cup: 8, 12, 16 or 20?
  • A: 16

    Q: If it is -40 Fahrenheit, what would it be in Celsius?
  • -40 also! Weird.

    What is paraskavedekatriaphobia?
  • A: The fear of Friday the 13th (oh my, really!)

    Q: What's the largest seasonal card-sending occasion of the year, next to Christmas?