Who was General Clinton?
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14:02 Jul 05, 2009
Um, just to be contrary... Who was General Clinton? theresa |
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14:24 Jul 05, 2009
it was invented by 2 canadians, yeah. but the canadian verson didnt come out until 7 or 8 years ago, strange huh. it was about time. I wish there was an all music one though. Not the pop-culture one that they already have, but a 100% music trivia one. and yes, benedict arnold. Spanning an area of about 600,000 square miles, it's the world's largest gulf... |
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16:03 Jul 05, 2009
What is the Gulf of Mexico? |
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16:30 Jul 05, 2009
I thought I remembered first seeing "Trivial Pursuit" in a department store in Toronto in 1983. I don't think it was specifically a Canadian edition, though. |
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16:33 Jul 05, 2009
I see I'm going to have to check back more frequently, as sixpense / Theresa is on the case. I hope this doesn't mean the great love fizzled, Theresa. It is nice to have you back with us, though. |
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16:38 Jul 05, 2009
yep, gulf of m. This Frenchman known for his oxygen theory of combustion wrote the first modern chemistry textbook in 1789 |
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16:52 Jul 05, 2009
Who was Lavoisier? Although didn't the Brit, Priestley, get there first? |
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16:53 Jul 05, 2009
I have to correct my earlier post. Even Gander is just south of the 49th parallel. The largest town east of Winnipeg and north of the 49th is apparently Goose Bay, also about 7500 people. |
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17:07 Jul 05, 2009
Man, you people are good. I guess I shouldn't be surprised on a web site called Brainiac, but I'm still impressed. |
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17:17 Jul 05, 2009
Don't compliment me yet. I almost said Courvoisier -- another great chemical innovator, but not the right one. |