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In 1790 the Marquis de Lafayette gifted George Washington with the main key to this prison, & it's still on display at Mount Vernon |
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The "new" version of this company's Beetle could keep up with Herbie, as its top speed was 125 mph-- punch buggy! |
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Gary Portnoy co-wrote & sang "Where Everybody Knows Your Name", its theme |
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"Arising in the morning from an incorrect mattress section" |
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On cold days, don a pair of these connected coverings worn on the sides of the head |
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Fittingly, the life-size rendering shown of this Marie who founded a museum is made of wax |
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If you buy the i8 from this Munich-based automaker, be prepared to say iPaid over $140,000 |
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"You're not the boss of me now", went the theme of this sitcom with Frankie Muniz as the title kid |
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"Anchoring position at the bottom of a wooden sculpture carved by Native Americans of the Northwest" |
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A short black jacket bears the name of this English boarding school |
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When Marie Curie was born in this capital in 1867, it was under Russian control |
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More than 70 scenes are depicted on it with the last, chronologically, showing the English retreating at Hastings in 1066 |
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This "intelligent" brand of vehicle may not have a lot of HP (89) but it does get a lot of MPG (39) |
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(Hi, I'm Al Roker.) I pity the fool who doesn't remember the theme to this '80s series; it still gets me jazzed, sucka |
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"There has been a widespread successful germination of American Beauties" |
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Please don this French-named sandal with a fabric upper half & a rope sole |
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Marie Antoinette was the 15th child of Holy Roman Emperor Francis I & this empress |
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In the 13- & 1400s French knight Geoffrey de Charny & his family fought the church over exhibiting this 14-foot linen cloth |
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The 4-door Panamera Turbo model of this car goes 0 to 60 in 3.9 seconds; Carreras lumber along, taking over 4 |
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Punk band Hüsker Dü did a cover of this sitcom's theme "Love Is All Around" |
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"Obviously protruding in a way similar to one injured pollex" |
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Imperial name for the dress style seen here, with a change in design beginning immediately below the bust |
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Marie Laveau was a famous 19th century voodoo practitioner in this city |
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This slab of black rock now in the British Museum was used as building material by the Ottomans for Fort Julien, Egypt |
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This company known for its 4-ring emblem makes the $163,000 R8 |
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"Here I come to save the day" was the theme for this cartoon superhero |
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"Flying mammals occupy that fellow's church bell tower" |
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This last name of Perry, who died in 1986, is still on a line of menswear |
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(Sarah of the Clue Crew presents.) The act of folding shows your gratitude to the shirt, according to this author of "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up"'; a correctly folded shirt will stand on its side |
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