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365 Days of Amazing Trivia! (2014)
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Also this trivia hasn't been that amazing 
I'm sorry to hear if it hasn't been amazing for you, but it's better to have some info that you might not know of, right? Sometimes you'll be surprised at what the actual answers are for some questions.Tyler Treese said:Also this trivia hasn't been that amazing
Oh, I was just joking its been good.
its been good.
A pencil—the Ever-Sharp pencil, a mechanical retractable graphite pencil that was invented by the company's founder.
Friday, February 7, 2014
What valuable gemstones did miners throw away during the Montana gold rush in the 1860s?
What valuable gemstones did miners throw away during the Montana gold rush in the 1860s?
diamonds idk
Emeralds, I think... *maybe it was like, jade or something*
Sapphires. The miners considered them "nuisance pebbles" because the stones clogged their sluice boxes.
Saturday, February 8, 2014
What popular 2009 movie included a clip of a Dan Aykroyd skit that originally aired on TV's Saturday Night Live?
What popular 2009 movie included a clip of a Dan Aykroyd skit that originally aired on TV's Saturday Night Live?
Julie & Julia. The film, starring Meryl Streep as famous chef Julia Child, included a 1978 SNL Julia Child parody that featured a bewigged Aykroyd bleeding to death as he prepares a chicken.
Sunday, February 9, 2014
What do the cuttlefish, jellyfish, and starfish have in common?
What do the cuttlefish, jellyfish, and starfish have in common?
They all have the word "fish" in their name.
They're all invertebrates.
Probably this. They all are compound words.Luigifan3DSGCN said:
They all live in the water :-\.
They're living creatures, duh.
They're all misnamed; they're not fish. They are invertebrates, without backbones, gills, or fins. The cuttlefish is a mollusk, related to the octopus and squid; the jellyfish is a coelenterate (or cnidarian), related to coral and the sea anemone; and the starfish is an echinoderm, related to the sea urchin and the sand dollar.
Monday, February 10, 2014
When it comes to modern slang, what is a trout pout?
When it comes to modern slang, what is a trout pout?
Lips that are excessively plump as a result of collagen injections.
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
How hot is the water and steam that's spewed by Old Faithful, the famous geyser in Yellowstone National Park?
How hot is the water and steam that's spewed by Old Faithful, the famous geyser in Yellowstone National Park?
Water is packed in pockets underground, then another burst of air or water forces that water out.
Surely the question asked temperature and not mechanism my dear Lfan.Luigifan3DSGCN said:
Hmm... random guess of 1100F?
Doh! Not again! *Blah blah blah Old Faithful, Yellowstone, Geyser, blah blah blah, How.......How it works, like a volcano, but with water, right!Using my estimates of the upper mantle and subtractions from time in the crust and air temperature, I guess for around 400ºF.The Shattered Legacy said:
32oF.