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| Big-top siblings who began their circus in Baraboo, Wisconsin in the 1880s |
the Ringling Brothers
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| Kinky, straight & wavy are its 3 textures |
hair
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| In 1958 film of play that brought him to fame, Andy Griffith had "No Time for" these |
Sergeants
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| Number of square feet in a 7 foot square |
49
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| White bread & butter turned out to be the supper he sang for |
(Robert: Who is Little Jack Horner?)
...
(Alex: Little Jack Horner sat in a corner.)
Little Tommy Tucker
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| The 1st line of the "Marines' Hymn" |
(Alex: "Monte Zuma", sounds like a game show host.)
[Laughter]
"From the Halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli"
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| When baseball's Seattle Pilots moved to Wisconsin in 1970, they were renamed this |
(Robert: What are the Mariners?)
the (Milwaukee) Brewers
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| This top layer of your skin is 4 layers thick |
the epidermis
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| 1954 Best Picture in which Brando not only "could have been a contender" for Best Actor, but won |
On the Waterfront
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| Trigonometry is another angle of the geometry developed in his "Elements" |
Euclid
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| A hold on her livestock she could not keep & so wound up playing pin the tail on the sheep |
Little Bo Peep
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| Considered the best photograph of WWII, it was used on posters for war-loan drives |
(Alex: We've got about a minute to go in this round.)
the raising of the flag on Iwo Jima
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| 1st of these in U.S. began in Watertown for German-speaking children, which could explain German name |
a kindergarten
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| The eye's clear outer layer where a soft lens wearer makes "contact" |
the cornea
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| The dame was the musical "Mame" |
Lucille Ball
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| 30% of 30 |
(Alex: Hurry.)
(Robert: What is... 8?)
(Alex: Oh, no, all you had to do was multiple by .3 to come up with [*].)
9
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| Big Johnny Stout pulled this animal out |
the cat in the well (pussy in the well)
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| He "enlisted" in 1964 serving 5 years under Sgt. Vince Carter at Camp Henderson |
Gomer Pyle
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| "On Wisconsin", the state song, is roughly equivalent to this, the one-word state motto |
Forward
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| Common name for the sternum |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
your breastbone
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| The 2 songs from "Flashdance" nominated for Best Song |
(Francesca: What is Oh, [*]?)
(Alex: Right.)
(Francesca: And, oh, um...)
(Alex: Hurry.)
(Francesca: No, no, no...)
"What A Feeling" & "Maniac"
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| Its 2nd verse begins, "The king was in the counting house, counting out his money" |
(Francesca: Oh, no, I know it, what is four and twenty blackbirds baked in a pie?)
Sing a Song of Sixpence
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| Called "America's Dairyland", its off. nickname is from miners who lived like these burrowing animals |
(Donald: What is [*] state?)
the badger
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| If you "stick it in your ear" & it winds up down your throat, it would have passed through this tube |
the eustachian tube
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| Before "My Fair Lady", he wrote the original screenplay for "An American in Paris" |
Alan J. Lerner
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| In statistics, term for the difference between the highest & lowest scores in a distribution |
the range
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| "With my little eye, I saw him die," he said as witness to Cock Robin's murder |
(Francesca: Um, what did the sparrow say.)
the fly
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