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Alternative Rock

Loveless is an album by My Bloody Valentine, and is an exemplar of what type of alternative rock that is characterized by a whole lot of effects pedals?

Noodles

Farfalle noodles look like bowties, but properly translated, Farfalle means what, in Italian?

Formula One

Which Formula One driver holds the record for most wins at 106, as of this writing? Still don’t know? He’s also dating Kim Kardashian. As of this writing.

Dialects

In England, you might refer to a kid as a c’child’ but in Scotland, a child might be called what other word that has its roots in the old Norse word for barn’?

Beaches

Praia do Cassino is the world’s longest beach at 212 km and is located in what country, known for beaches, among other things?

Futures Trading

You can trade futures on a lot of commodities but what commonplace produce item can you not trade, due to a massive market manipulation scheme in the 1950’s?

Let's all get to the weekend with 6 more fun facts!

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Sitcoms

In The Big Bang Theory, what real life restaurant does Penny work at, as a waitress?

Streaming device

What streaming device company derives its name from the Japanese word for 6?

Ancient China

Cuju originated in Ancient China and is the first iteration of what modern day sport that has probably been seen by about 66% of you?

Mosaic art

The Trecandis technique, a style that mixes shattered pieces of tile, glass, and china was pioneered by what Catalan architect?

Capital cities

The current capital of Morocco is Rabat and before that was declared in 1956, what other Moroccan city served as the capital immediately before that?

Food webs

In a food web, the primary consumers are herbivores, then omnivores and carnivores, and then the decomposers that come next are known as what?…-vores?

At least I hope it's relaxing!

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QUESTIONS:

Credit Cards

In 1950, a businessman in NYC named Frank McNamara forgot his wallet and was unable to pay for his lunch at the Majors Cabin Grill. What credit card company did he start in order to have an easier way to pay for his bill?

Spas

In Japan, what is the actual name of the monkey, that bathes in geothermal hot springs in the winter?

Auto Racing

At a NASCAR pit stop, how many crew members are there?

Bread

Black bread has a distinct flavor and texture and is the product of incorporating what ingredient into a loaf of bread?

Bears

There are 8 known bear species. What is the only one to be native to the Southern hemisphere?

Flags

What country of about 115 million people, currently has it’s flag with it’s blue stripe on top indicating peacetime? In times of war, the flag is flipped so the red stripe is on top.

Don't worry, this will not be in Slo-Mo....

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QUESTIONS:

Television Shows

The most watched TV show ever was what show that ran from 1989-1999 and featured the characters: Mitch Buchannon and C.J. Parker

Art Critics

A defender of impressionism and a subject of Manet, who was the influential art critic that helped lead to the exoneration of Alfred Dreyfus?

Decolonization

The Carnation Revolution in 1974 led to Mozambique and Angola gaining their independence from what colonial power?

Ecosystems

Living organisms in ecosystems generally fall into 3 categories: Producers, Consumers, and what 3rd category?

Metal

Uriah Heep is a metal band that adopted it’s name from the villain of what 19th century novel?

Microstates

Microstates are small, obviously, but which country holds the title of smallest island nation at just 8.1 sq miles?

ALLRIGHT! I"M GONNA ENJOY THIS!...Thats an inside joke for those that get the last question....

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Home Automation

Kevin Ashton is a British technology pioneer who coined the term IoT in 1999. What does IoT stand for?

Taxation

In 1913, the 16th amendment was ratified enabling Congress to collect what kind of tax?

Casinos

The Desert Inn famously became the property of what wealthy occupant after he refused to leave the premises?

Olive Oil

Which European country produces the most olive oil, supplying about 40-45% of the total olive oil output in the world?

Cultural Symbols

The “Kohen Hands” is a hand gesture made by the Jewish priestly class known a the Kohanim. What fictional character appropriated this symbol in the mid-1960’s with a 4 word motto?

Felines

What is the name for a group of adult cats? I will accept New England and non New England accents.

You heard the man! July 6th is now April-July!

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QUESTIONS:

Horse Racing

The Triple crown winner who still holds all the records at each track since 1973 is what horse who had the nickname “Big Red”

Exclaves

Madha resides entirely in the UAE and is an exclave of what bordering country?

Classic Hollywood

Over 1400 actresses auditioned for the part of Scarlett O’hara in Gone with the Wind but who eventually landed the role and starred in the film?

Marine Biology

The Crocodile Icefish is the only known vertebrate to lack what protein that gives blood it’s red pigment?

Art Collectors

The Masterpiece by Roy Liechtenstein and La Reve are two famous works of art that are in the collection of what billionaire who amassed his fortune through his hedge fund Point72 asset?

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QUESTIONS:

Charging Networks

With roughly 64,000 of them what US state has the most amount of charging ports, representing about a quarter of the total amount nationally?

Funerals

The word funeral was first written in 1386 in what medieval piece of literature?

Cheese

In 2018 what US city started mixing cheese brine with salt in order to combat icy roads?

Convention Centers

McCormick Place spanning 2,6 million ft.² of exhibition space, is the largest convention center and is located in what US city?

Great Depression

Out of the 48 states in the union during the Great Depression, which state was the least impacted by the stock market crash?

Canines

Djinn Djinn is the name of a dog that dislikes people in uniform on what 1960s era sitcom?

I'm giving the people what they want: MORE ABBA!

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QUESTIONS:

Disco

I've mentioned ABBA on the show before and since this is a disco category, it seems fitting that there should be a question about them: Waterloo was the winning song in the 1974 edition of what competition?

Enclaves

With about 670,000 residents, what is the most populated federal enclave in the US?

Art auctions

Love is in the bin is the piece by Banksy, that famously shredded once it was sold. Which auction house in England did this occur at?

Documentary films

I actually found a question about a documentary about trivia! “The rise and fall of HQ trivia” is the subtitle for what documentary whose name references a technical malfunction?

Marathons

A marathon is 26.2 miles in honor of the distance that what soldier ran from the battle of Marathon to Athens?

Auditing

After scandals like Enron and previously mentioned on this podcast WorldCom, the Sarbanes-Oxley act of 2002 was passed by Senator Sarbanes and Representative Oxley from which two states?

Yep! Lots of fun knowledge in this one!

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QUESTIONS:

Trade shows

The consumer electronic show or CES, is a tradeshow that is famous for debuting all sorts of new technology. It now takes place in Las Vegas, but originated in 1967 in what other city?

Culinary Schools

Marthe Distel founded what legendary culinary school in 1895?

Roaring 20s

In 1929 a gang shooting orchestrated by Al Capone on George Bugs Moran, occurred on what holiday?

Zoology

What land animal has the strongest bite force at 1800 psi?

Bats

Bats use echolocation to hunt at night. What substance do they also target that does not reflect noise?

Electric Vehicles

Scottish inventor Robert Andersen invented a precursor to the electric vehicle called “the electric carriage” in which 19th century decade?

Misleading title? Maybe, but hear the questions out before you judge my advice.

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QUESTIONS:

Weddings

June, The most popular month to get married is due to couples wanting to tie the knot during the month named for what Roman deity of marriage and childbirth.

Art Galleries

The first public art gallery, the Ufizzi, is located in which Italian city?

Animated Films

Which of the five Toy Story films is the only one who have been nominated for an Academy Award for best picture?

Dance Music

Swedish DJ Tim Bergling was better known by what stage name?

Triathalons

The underpants run, is a charitable race that consists of a 1.2 mile jog preceding the Iron Man on what island?

Accounting

American accountant Walter Diemer was probably a great accountant but he is better known as the inventor of what candy that would adhere to the concept of double entry bookkeeping?