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Ophiliasgrandma
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09-03-2001

Sunday, August 31, 2025 - 12:14 pm   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Ophiliasgrandma a private message Print Post    
81. RANCH?
82. NILE
83. FINLAND
84. COOKIE MONSTER
85. VENUS
86. FLESH
87. PETULA CLARK
88. A
89. YANKEES AND METS
90. TRUCKERS


Deanofwords
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09-13-2005

Sunday, August 31, 2025 - 2:39 pm   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Deanofwords a private message Print Post    
81. Even though we have a McDonalds across been there 4 times in 9 years , thousand island dressing
83.Finland
84.Cookie Monster
87.Petula Clark
88.A
89.Mets and Yankees
90.truckers


Juju2bigdog
Member

10-26-2000

Sunday, August 31, 2025 - 10:52 pm   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Juju2bigdog a private message Print Post    
Huh!!! Well, and I was not expecting to get a WTG on a cooking question. I guess that makes for no WTG for the Ms Magazine question.

Guesses for new set:

81. never had a Big Mac because I might not like the dressing - I will go with French

82. Colorado, I think, USA

83. Sweden

84. Cookie Monster

85. Venus

86. flesh, I think

87. Petula Clark

88. A

89. Mets and Yankees

90. truck drivers





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Mamie316
Member

07-08-2003

Monday, September 01, 2025 - 10:59 am   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Mamie316 a private message Print Post    
Good morning and happy Monday! Sorry I missed the Ms WTG, Juju.

Answers:

81. Which salad dressing is similar in taste to the sauce they use on Big Macs at McDonald's? Thousand Island (WTG Dean)

82. What river has six shallow areas known as "cataracts"? Nile (WTG OG)

83. In what country did the sauna originate? Finland

84. In 2005, what blue Muppet did an about-face, announcing that his favorite crumbly treat was a "sometimes food"? Cookie Monster

85. According to couples-therapy author John Gray, women are from what neighboring planet that's about the same size as Earth? Venus

86. Before they figured out they were dissing most of the world's population, Crayola's peach crayon went by what other name? flesh

87. What 1960s British singer, actress and songwriter became popular for her rendition of "Downtown" in 1965 and "My Love" in 1966, both reaching Number One on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart? Petula Clark

88. Which is the "Scarlet Letter?" A

89. New York City has two major baseball teams. What are their names? Yankees and Mets

90. What workers make up the majority of the Teamsters Union in the USA? truck drivers


Mamie316
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07-08-2003

Monday, September 01, 2025 - 11:14 am   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Mamie316 a private message Print Post    
New set and good luck!

91. What does an oenophile love?

92. What actor's last name means "baby goose"?

93. What is the plural of quantum?

94. In Scrabble, how many extra points do you get for using all of your tiles?

95. How many bones are in the human neck?

96. What children's book character interacts with Dab-Dab the duck, Gub-Gub the pig, and Chee-Chee the monkey?

97. In the mid-2010s, the town of Summerville, South Carolina had a weird Guinness Book rivalry for the largest iced tea, eventually besting what big British brand?

98. Where is the longest freshwater beach in the world?

99. Which country is closest to the South Pole?

100. Coconut water can be used as what in the case of emergency?


Deanofwords
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09-13-2005

Monday, September 01, 2025 - 11:52 am   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Deanofwords a private message Print Post    
94.50 or fifty
95.a dozen or 12
97.twings
98.Canada
99.Chilie
100.sun screen


Ophiliasgrandma
Member

09-03-2001

Monday, September 01, 2025 - 12:17 pm   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Ophiliasgrandma a private message Print Post    
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91. WINE
92. RYAN GOSLING
93. QUANTA
94. 50 NO IDEA
95. SEVEN BONES
96. DOCTOR DOLITTLE
97. NO IDEA
98. NOW I KNOW
99. CHILE
100. INTRAVENOUSLY}

Juju2bigdog
Member

10-26-2000

Monday, September 01, 2025 - 8:51 pm   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Juju2bigdog a private message Print Post    
Guesses for new set:

91. wine

92. Gosling, think first name is Ryan

93. quantums

94. 50

95. 7, same as a giraffe

96. dunno

97. Twinings?

98. Brazil

99. Argentina, Ushuaia, have been there

100. Well, a lot of things, but it can also be used as a transfusion in place of blood, and I just now finished drinking some coconut milk!











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Mamie316
Member

07-08-2003

Tuesday, September 02, 2025 - 10:17 am   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Mamie316 a private message Print Post    
Good morning and happy Tuesday!

Answers:

91. What does an oenophile love? wine

92. What actor's last name means "baby goose"? Ryan Gosling

93. What is the plural of quantum? quanta (WTG OG)

94. In Scrabble, how many extra points do you get for using all of your tiles? 50

95. How many bones are in the human neck? 7

96. What children's book character interacts with Dab-Dab the duck, Gub-Gub the pig, and Chee-Chee the monkey? Dr. Doolittle (WTG OG)

97. In the mid-2010s, the town of Summerville, South Carolina had a weird Guinness Book rivalry for the largest iced tea, eventually besting what big British brand? Lipton

98. Where is the longest freshwater beach in the world? Canada (WTG Dean)

99. Which country is closest to the South Pole? Chile

100. Coconut water can be used as what in the case of emergency? blood plasma (WTG Juju)


Mamie316
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07-08-2003

Tuesday, September 02, 2025 - 10:39 am   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Mamie316 a private message Print Post    
New set and good luck!

1. The term "wuthering", as used in Emily Brontë’s novel title, describes a place that is specifically what?

2. A government official and founding member of the Diogenes Club, what was the first name of Sherlock Holmes' elder brother?

3. Professional tennis is primarily played on how many types of surfaces?

4. Which country's royal family included Prince Rainier?

5. What is the literal translation of the German word "kindergarten"?

6. What board game was made by a retired teacher for children with polio in hospital isolation, letting them travel through the Gumdrop Mountains?

7. What city was the setting for the film "Die Hard"?

8. Where is the stop positioned on traditional roller skates?

9. Trepanation is the practice of drilling holes where?

10. What date in 1929 saw the shooting of seven members of Bugs Moran's gang in Chicago?


Deanofwords
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09-13-2005

Tuesday, September 02, 2025 - 12:12 pm   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Deanofwords a private message Print Post    
1.large
3.3
4.Monaco
5.children gaarden
6.candy land
7.SFO
10.Feb 14th


Ophiliasgrandma
Member

09-03-2001

Tuesday, September 02, 2025 - 12:23 pm   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Ophiliasgrandma a private message Print Post    
1. BAD AREA
2. MYCROFT
3. THREE SURFACES
4. MONACO
5. CHILDREN'S GARDEN
6. CANDYLAND
7. LOS ANGELES
8. TOE
9. SKULL
10. FEBRUARY 14...VALENTINE'S DAY


Juju2bigdog
Member

10-26-2000

Tuesday, September 02, 2025 - 8:11 pm   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Juju2bigdog a private message Print Post    
Guesses for new set:

1. windy

2. Whew, thought I was ging to crap out on this one, but I think it is Mycroft

3. probably 2, grass and clay

4. Monaco

5. Garden for children

6. Candy Land

7. Los Angeles

8. front of the toe

9. the human skull

10. Feb. 14, Valentine's Day Massacre


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Mamie316
Member

07-08-2003

Wednesday, September 03, 2025 - 11:33 am   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Mamie316 a private message Print Post    
Good morning and happy Wednesday!

Answers:

1. The term "wuthering", as used in Emily Brontë’s novel title, describes a place that is specifically what? windy (WTG Juju)

2. A government official and founding member of the Diogenes Club, what was the first name of Sherlock Holmes' elder brother? Mycroft

3. Professional tennis is primarily played on how many types of surfaces? 4 (grass, clay, hard and artificial grass)

4. Which country's royal family included Prince Rainier? Monaco

5. What is the literal translation of the German word "kindergarten"? children's garden

6. What board game was made by a retired teacher for children with polio in hospital isolation, letting them travel through the Gumdrop Mountains? Candy Land

7. What city was the setting for the film "Die Hard"? Los Angeles

8. Where is the stop positioned on traditional roller skates? toe

9. Trepanation is the practice of drilling holes where? in the skull

10. What date in 1929 saw the shooting of seven members of Bugs Moran's gang in Chicago? Feb. 14


Mamie316
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07-08-2003

Wednesday, September 03, 2025 - 11:45 am   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Mamie316 a private message Print Post    
New set and good luck!

11. Common in Scotland and northern England, “gloaming” is a term for what time of day?

12. The arm bone's connected to the shoulder bone. Or, to put it more scientifically, the humerus is connected to the… what?

13. Who has appeared most on the cover of Sports Illustrated?

14. According to a Pew report for 2010-20, nearly what % of the global population identified as having "no religious affiliation": 15, 25, 55, or 75?

15. If you add peach schnapps to a traditional Screwdriver cocktail, you end up with a "What" Screw?

16. In The Beatles song Eleanor Rigby, what is the priest's surname?

17. How many bells hang in the Elizabeth Clock tower, home of Big Ben?

18. What is the only country of the world that has an emperor?

19. What is the term for a painting that depicts inanimate objects such as food or flowers?

20. Producers never even tried to give a scientific explanation for Mr. Ed, mid-century TV's famous talking ... what?


Ophiliasgrandma
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09-03-2001

Wednesday, September 03, 2025 - 12:23 pm   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Ophiliasgrandma a private message Print Post    
11. TWILIGHT/DUSK
12. SCAPULA
13. MICHAEL JORDAN
14. 25%
15. NO IDEA
16. NO IDEA
17. FIVE BELLS
18. JAPAN
19. STILL LIFE
2O. HORSE


Deanofwords
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09-13-2005

Wednesday, September 03, 2025 - 3:11 pm   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Deanofwords a private message Print Post    
11.evening
13.Michael Jordan
14.25%
17.4
19.still life
20.a horse of course


Juju2bigdog
Member

10-26-2000

Wednesday, September 03, 2025 - 9:48 pm   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Juju2bigdog a private message Print Post    
Guesses for new set:

11. Twilight

12. The scapula

13. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, because I am a Boomer

14. 55

15. twisted screw

16. MacKenzie

17. 4

18. Japan

19. still life

20. horse


Mamie316
Member

07-08-2003

Thursday, September 04, 2025 - 11:59 am   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Mamie316 a private message Print Post    
Good morning and happy Thursday!

Answers:

11. Common in Scotland and northern England, “gloaming” is a term for what time of day? twilight/dusk

12. The arm bone's connected to the shoulder bone. Or, to put it more scientifically, the humerus is connected to the… what? scapula

13. Who has appeared most on the cover of Sports Illustrated? Michael Jordan

14. According to a Pew report for 2010-20, nearly what % of the global population identified as having "no religious affiliation": 15, 25, 55, or 75? 25%

15. If you add peach schnapps to a traditional Screwdriver cocktail, you end up with a "What" Screw? Fuzzy

16. In The Beatles song Eleanor Rigby, what is the priest's surname? McKenzie (WTG OG)

17. How many bells hang in the Elizabeth Clock tower, home of Big Ben? 5 (WTG OG)

18. What is the only country of the world that has an emperor? Japan

19. What is the term for a painting that depicts inanimate objects such as food or flowers? still life

20. Producers never even tried to give a scientific explanation for Mr. Ed, mid-century TV's famous talking ... what? horse


Mamie316
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07-08-2003

Thursday, September 04, 2025 - 12:09 pm   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Mamie316 a private message Print Post    
New set and good luck!

21. The only active volcano that has erupted on the European mainland in the past hundred years is located in Italy. What is it called?

22. Sodium bicarb is in medication to primarily relieve what?

23. In Monty Python and the Holy Grail, what does King Arthur ride?

24. On which coast of Mexico is the famed Puerto Vallarta?

25. Malaria treatment quinine is primarily derived from what part of the South American cinchona tree?

26. The 1971 Frederick Forsyth political thriller about a professional assassin is The Day of the "What"?

27. In what sport might two people attempt a "death spiral"?

28. What character first appeared in A Study in Scarlet?

29. Who is the Roman goddess of dawn?

30. What does the "J" in "WWJD" stand for?