Trivia XIV (Saturday, March 18, 2006)b
Today’s answers were Smokey and the Bandit, Cledus Snow “Snowman” (Jerry Reed) and Bo Darville “Bandit” (Burt Reynolds).
No one got the Snowman, so only 4 points were awarded, 2 each for Jana and Amber (Scott).
March’s Leader board
Jana - 38
B16 – 22
Lisa – 18
Amber (Scott) – 15
Amber Moles – 9
J¢ - 8
Sperbeck – 6
Philip Deskins – 2
Sherman – 1
I decided to go with a quote from a real person.
The empires of the future are the empires of the mind.
1) Name the speaker.
2) What position was the person best known for?
3) During what time in history did this occur (MAJOR event)?
These are worth 5 points each for a total of up to 15 points up to grab for any one person.
posted by B$ at 7:40 PM
2 Comments:
Finally, a question I can relate to...
1)Sir Winston Leonard Spenser Churchill
2) Probably best known as the prime minister of England; probably most respectably known as the Nobel Prize winner in Literature 1953; probably most acceptably known in the U.S. for being named an honorary U.S. citizen in 1963
3) at a speech at Harvard University, September 6, 1943, during THE world war 2.
1.Sir Winston Churchill,
2.Prime Minister of England
3.World War II
B16
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