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His book "The Silent World" has been called "the skin diver's Bible" |
Jacques Cousteau
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Body parts most associated with twiddling |
your thumbs
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Known as "Dem Bums", dey' defeated da Yankees in '55 to win deir 1st World Series |
the Brooklyn Dodgers
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In the song "Lola" (L-O-L-A, Lola), the champagne tasted like this cola (C-O-L-A, cola) |
Coca-Cola
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His 1st name is really James, but he uses his middle name |
(John: Who is Ringo?)
Paul McCartney
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It's what Mason Locke Weems wrote that George Washington did as a child with a little hatchet |
chop down the cherry tree
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Triangular in shape, 20' across & weighing over 3000 lbs., this ray's name is Spanish for "blanket" |
a manta ray
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It's the largest bone of the face & the only one that moves freely |
the jawbone (mandible)
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In April, Queen Elizabeth named Anthony Eden to succeed him as prime minister |
Winston Churchill
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All cookies ever eaten of this world's top selling brand, if stacked, would reach the Moon and back, twice |
(John: What is Nabisco?) (Alex: No, sorry.) ([From offstage] More specific.) (John: Uh, what are chocolate chip cookies?)
Oreos
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Among songs on his 1st solo album were "Gat Kirwani", "Fabla & Pakavaj" & "Guru & Vandana" |
[ERRATUM: It's Tabla and not Fabla.]
George Harrison
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Among his poems are "Birches", "The Sound of the Trees", & "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" |
Robert Frost
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Term for the nostril of a whale |
the blowhole
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With about 40 times the total surface area of the skin, it's where the blood picks up oxygen |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
the lungs
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Millions of copies of his 1834 autobiography were printed in 1955 because of a kids' fad |
Davy Crockett
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Flavor of Wrigley's Big Red gum |
(Alex: Not fast enough, Sally.)
cinnamon
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The girl in "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds" has this type eyes |
(Alex: We're down to about a minute in the round.)
kaleidoscope eyes
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As Ben Franklin wrote, these "fell great oaks" |
little strokes
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Time-Life called them the most primitive creatures to have mouth & stomach - but no backbone |
spineless jellyfish
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Alice, Brenda, Connie, Diane, Edith, Flora, Gladys, Hilda, Ione, & Janet |
(Jim: No idea.)
the names of hurricanes
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Grain that's malted in malted milk |
barley
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The Harmony Ency. of Rock says their name was inspired by this American group with an insect name |
the Crickets
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In this poem, Samuel Woodworth paid tribute to part of a well |
"The Old Oaken Bucket"
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He was the presiding officer of the senate |
(Jim: Who is Lyndon Johnson?) ... (Alex: He was Vice President of the United States and therefore, presiding officer of the Senate; Lyndon Johnson was majority leader at that time, I believe.)
Richard Nixon
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It's both a drink of liqueur over shaved ice & a sherbet-like fruit-flavored mixture |
a frappé
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While they recorded their 1st album in less than a day, this mid-1967 album took months & months |
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
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A strong descriptive adjective for an oak, or British author of "Under the Greenwood Tree" |
(Thomas) hardy
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