Trivia Question

[crzyjournalist03]

'96 was an olympic year....Michael Johnson?

[Ranger Mom]

nope and nope!!

[crzyjournalist03]

hmm...thinking late summer of 96......

Alex Rodriguez?

[Sans Couth]

Then maybe the 9th issue WAS the swimsuit issue...How about Kathy Ireland?

[Ranger Mom]

no...again!!!

HINT: It was a guy

[Sans Couth]

Was he alone on the cover?

[crzyjournalist03]

is there anything particularly significant to this guy or is it a completely random question???

Ricky Williams?

[Sans Couth]

Dennis Rodman?

[Ranger Mom]

Originally posted by Sans Couth
Dennis Rodman?

Ding Ding Ding!!!

We have a winner!!!

[crzyjournalist03]

Originally posted by Ranger Mom
Ding Ding Ding!!!

We have a winner!!!


darn it!!! At least I had one of the two guys that have worn wedding dresses!

[Sans Couth]

My turn?

[crzyjournalist03]

yep...your turn

[Sans Couth]

"What 4 forms of U.S. currency still available in circulation do not feature U.S. presidents?

[crzyjournalist03]

Gold dollar coin, ten dollar bill, one hundred dollar bill, and Susan B. Anthonies

[Sans Couth]

Well your spelling is bad, and it's not the nomenclature that I was looking for. But you did answer the question, so It's Your Turn

[mwynn05]

you tell me and we will both know

[crzyjournalist03]

what do you mean? Is there another answer you were looking for?

what's wrong with my spelling?

[crzyjournalist03]

ok...well...I didn't get a response, so I guess I'll ask a question:

We all know about Joe DiMaggio's record 56 game hitting streak, but who holds the Texas Rangers' hitting streak record?

[sinton66]

Gabe Kapler at 28?

[crzyjournalist03]

Bingo! I thought it might be a little harder to figure out than that!

[sinton66]

Was pretty challenging. Lets change it up a bit.


Q. What do bullet proof vests, fire escapes, windshield wipers, and laser printers all have in common?

[Sans Couth]

They were all invented by women.

[sinton66]

yup, your turn.

[Sans Couth]

Which country - admittedly not a world power, due in large part to its tiny size - found itself in the unhappy position of being still at war with Germany long after World War I had ended, because no one remembered it when drawing up the Versailles Peace Treaty?

[Sans Couth]

Do Yall need a hint?

[middleagecardinal]

Luxemburg

[Sans Couth]

Nope. but nice guess.

[Sans Couth]

Here is a hint.

The regular army [at the time]of this tiny Pyrenean state comprised of only one officer, six privates and four general staff.

[Old Green]

Liechtenstein

[Sans Couth]

Nope, but another good guess.

[Old Green]

Vatican City

[Sans Couth]

Originally posted by Old Green
Vatican City

LOL, Nope but I like your thinking.

[Sans Couth]

Another Hint,

Catalan, French, and Spanish is spoken there. They are a UN Country, and the population is around 48,000.

[Old Green]

Monaco

[Sans Couth]

Nope....think of the hint Spanish and French, and then think geographic location.

[Old Green]

OK! My last guess.:D

Andorra

[crzyjournalist03]

I know it's that little bitty country in the Pyreenes Mountains...but for the life of me I can't remember its name!

[Sans Couth]

Originally posted by Old Green
OK! My last guess.:D

Andorra

DING DING DING....good job!!!

your turn

[Sans Couth]

Would you have gotten it without the clues?

[Old Green]

Nope!:doh:

I need a aspirin now.
You gave the clue three times I just didn't catch it.

[Old Green]

What was the Red Ball Express?

[Sans Couth]

The Red Ball Express was a massive convoy effort to supply the Allied armies moving through Europe. It was the most important factor in the rapid defeat of the German Army.

To easy to find. Try again

:D

[Old Green]

Correct.

Who founed the Flying Tigers?

[Sans Couth]

Maj. Gen. Claire Chennault?

[Old Green]

Correct. Your turn

[Sans Couth]

OK,

Let's see how far some of you are willing to dig.

What product's barcode is 41333 61001 ?

[crzyjournalist03]

we're not supposed to be looking up answers...it's against the rules!!!!


So I'm going to guess....cheddar cheese?

[Sans Couth]

Originally posted by crzyjournalist03
we're not supposed to be looking up answers...it's against the rules!!!!


So I'm going to guess....cheddar cheese?

Well this one requires research.

[Old Green]

I give up. I searched all barcode sites. Nada

[slpybear the bullfan]

The barcode translation sites list the barcode as invalid due to lack of a checksum... I think you may need to provide clues or punt on this one...

[Sans Couth]

OK,

Here is the clue:

It's an 8 pack of Duracell Ultra AA Batteries.

whoops, too much of a clue?

OK,

Easier question,

Name a Retired Pro Football Player that played all of his High Shcool, College, and NFL football for teams in Texas.

Name just one, and then ask a question, I am going out of town for a long weekend.

[middleagecardinal]

Childress

[Sans Couth]

Originally posted by middleagecardinal
Childress
?

[middleagecardinal]

Ray Childress

[middleagecardinal]

ok how bout Earl Cambell

What are the areas near the equator where there is little to no wind?

[Old Dog]

Bob Lily - Throckmorton, TCU, Dallas

doldrums - calm area near equator (sorry, I looked that up, it stayed un-answered too long)


I'll have to ponder on a good question, someone else please post one!

[crzyjournalist03]

I've got one!


Eli Manning (QB-Miss) is projected to be the number one pick in this year's NFL draft. In only one year since 1998 has a player other than a quarterback been taken as the first overall pick. Name the year and the player.

[3afan2K3]

I'm gonna say, Ricky Williams

[crzyjournalist03]

did you cheat again??? You had posted Ricky Williams, then you edited it with the right answer.

[3afan2K3]

Courtney Brown, was drafted by the Cleveland Browns. He played DE for Penn State.




better?

[3afan2K3]

All the hoops in croquet are painted white, except the last one, called the rover, which has a different colour on the crown. Which colour is it?

[crzyjournalist03]

is it black?

[3afan2K3]

Nope

[crzyjournalist03]

red?

[crzyjournalist03]

anybody know??? I'm sure there's gotta be some croquet players out there somewhere...

[District303aPastPlayer]

green

[3afan2K3]

Red is correct

[slpybear the bullfan]

Okay, who is up?

[crzyjournalist03]

oops...sorry guys...I went out of town for a couple of days...guess I shouldn't have posted an answer to a question...


Ok...let's see...

Who challenged NBA commissioner David Stern to a nude wrestling match?

[Sans Couth]

Dennis Rodman?

[crzyjournalist03]

yup...your turn!

[Sans Couth]

LOL,

That is twice that guessing Dennis Rodman has won for me.:D

OK,

Here is a tough one.:rolleyes:

Who finaly won a Major Golf Tournament today?

[Old Green]

Phil Mickelson

[Sans Couth]

Tough one huh?

Your turn

[Old Green]

What football team has the most losses in the state championship game regardless of classification?

[Sans Couth]

Are we talking Texas High School Football?

If so, I am going to take a guess.....Plano?

[Old Green]

Texas High school football.

Plano's close, but wrong.

[crzyjournalist03]

Plano East???

[Old Green]

Nope. Not Plano East

[crzyjournalist03]

Highland Park?

[Old Green]

Nope. I will give you a hint.

The team is from Region 4.

[jason]

lewisville

[Old Green]

Nope.

Hint .
The team is from Region 4.

They have played for a state championship 9 times.:thinking:

Temple was close but one loss short of this team.

[sinton66]

I'm gonna guess Cuero. I'm pretty sure they've pl;ayed for the championshipo at least eight times.

[Old Green]

Correct 9 times in the big game. 6 loses,3 wins

Temple is second with 5 loses

[sinton66]

What was the name of the helicopter service that was the cover for Airwolf?

[Wildcat81]

Action Helicopters is my guess. a modified Bell 222 was used.

[sinton66]

no, that wasn't it.

[Sans Couth]

Santini Air?

[sinton66]

Correct. Named after the owner, played by Ernest Borgnine.

[Sans Couth]

I will keep on topic for one more.

What popular child star is the son of actor Jan Michael Vincent?

[sinton66]

Unless you know something I don't.... As far as I know, the only known child fathered by Jan Michael Vincent was a girl born to Jan and Bonnie in 1972 by the name of Amber Springbird.

[3afan2K3]

Heres an easy one........ About how many stars within our solar system?

[sinton66]

You didn't ANSWER the previous question.

[Old Tiger]

infinity?

[3afan2K3]

You did, and since you didn't post a new question, I went ahead and did one while we waited for a new question.

[sinton66]

Yeah, but i don't know yet if my answer was correct.

[3afan2K3]

Well in the mean time answer my question if you know it. Then when you answer is confirmed you can go.

[Old Tiger]

Originally posted by Old Tiger
infinity? was that the right answer to your stars question.

[sinton66]

Ok, 2k3, the answer is ONE.

[3afan2K3]

Originally posted by sinton66
Ok, 2k3, the answer is ONE.
lol, yep

[sinton66]

Guess I'll go ahead and ask one.

On the TV show "The X-Files" what was Fox Mulder's nickname?

[3afan2K3]

Spooky

[sinton66]

yup, that's it.

[3afan2K3]

Someone can have my turn

[sinton66]

OK, how about a two-parter TV bar trivia question. Name the local hang-out bars for both "Three's Company" and "The Dukes of Hazzard".

[Sans Couth]

The Regal Beagle...and the Boar's Nest

[sinton66]

Yep, did I answer your previous question correctly?

[Sans Couth]

Yes,

I tried to trick you by saying child star, but it didn't work.:D

[sinton66]

Heh heh, I used to know quite a bit about JMV. Airwolf was my son's favorite show. Anywhere we were, he'd pitch a fit if he had to miss it.

[Sans Couth]

Ok here is one that somebody will know, but would be hard to find doing plain research.

What was the name of the place where Frank Zappa "stole the margarine" in one of his songs.

[sinton66]

Hint on which album? Phi Zappa Crappa, maybe?

[Sans Couth]

This will make it easy to research, but since you asked. The album was called ( ' ):D

[sinton66]

I used to listen to a lot of FZ in the old days, but don't remember anything about margarine. Of course if it wasn't at least twenty years ago, I wouldn't know of it.:D

[Sans Couth]

OK here is another hint.

It is the song right before the song that starts with this verse.

The mystery man came over
And he said "I'm outta sight!"
He said for a nominal service charge
I could reach nirvana tonight
If I was ready, willing and able
To pay him his regular fee
He would drop all the rest of
His pressing affairs and devote
His attention to me.

[sinton66]

You're right, that did make it too easy. I'll let somebody else try to answer.:D

[sinton66]

top

[sinton66]

Looks like you stumped 'em, Sans Couth. Wanna give the answer and come up with another?:D

[BullFrog Dad]

St. Alphonso's pancake breakfast

[BullFrog Dad]

France had one but the Oakland Raiders have had three.

[SintonFan]

Napoleons...

[SintonFan]

In North America, children hang their stockings at Christmas for "stocking stuffer" gifts. In Holland, where do the children there receive these kind of gifts?

[BullFrog Dad]

Shoes

[BullFrog Dad]

This might have been done(haven't viewed entire thread). Name the three teams that moved from NFL To AFC

[crzyjournalist03]

Baltimore, Kansas City, and the Jets????

[BullFrog Dad]

Originally posted by crzyjournalist03
Baltimore, Kansas City, and the Jets???? One out of Three.

[sinton66]

Baltimore, Cleveland, and Pittsbutg.

[sinton66]

Name all eight original AFL cities.

[Old Green]

New York Jets, Boston Patriots, Houston Oilers, Oakland Raiders, San Diego Chargers, Dallas Texans (I think),Buffalo Bills,Miami Dolphins

[sinton66]

CLOSE, but no cigar.;) Two incorrect. Remember, I said original cities.

[Old Green]

That' what I thought.Dallas Texan Became

Kansas City Chiefs

[sinton66]

That one's true, but you still missed two. Miami and San Diego are incorrect.

[Old Green]

OK. I gotta think on this. Memory is bad.:D

[sinton66]

I'll give ya one more clue. Of the two missed, one is the correct team, but the wrong city.

[Old Green]

Thought of another. Cincinatti bengals

[sinton66]

Cincinnati was an expansion team, not one of the original eight. The original eight would have dated back to the years 1960-1962. The AFL grew to ten teams before the merger. Paul Brown was awarded the Cincinnati franchise and the Bengals began play in 1968.

[Old Green]

ok. I'm stumped.:D

[sinton66]

sent you a pm with the answer.;)

[District303aPastPlayer]

after talking with my dad... here are all 8:
Houston Oilers, New York Titans, Buffalo Bills, Boston Patriots, Los Angeles Chargers, Dallas Texans, Oakland Raiders and Denver Broncos

[sinton66]

That is correct. Your turn.

[District303aPastPlayer]

Where did Ron Gant go to a) elementary and b) High School?

[Old Tiger]

C) Middle School ?

[sinton66]

Seems like I remember reading somewhere that he was born in Victoria, but that's about as far as I could guess.

[crzyjournalist03]

I know that he currently resides in Victoria, so you're probably right 66.

[District303aPastPlayer]

1:30, then i post the answer

[crzyjournalist03]

darn it...there were two high schools that consolidated in Victoria a few years back...for the life of me I can't remember the name of either!!!

[District303aPastPlayer]

He went to Patti Welder elementary (with my dad) and then he went on to Victoria High School. The other HS was Stroman HS

[District303aPastPlayer]

this is just a random question that i know the answer to.... what song has spent the most number of weeks atop the billboard charts.....?

[Sans Couth]

Do you mean at number one?

[crzyjournalist03]

love me tender?

[sinton66]

Righteous Brother's "Unchained Melody"?

[3afan2K3]

SEAL-Kiss From a Rose

[sinton66]

Ah, "Unchained Melody" has been unseated. Boyz II Men's "The End of the Road" single set the new record for most weeks atop the billboard charts.

[sinton66]

Sticking with the entertainment industry. What movie sold the most tickets to the theaters, and thus became the most seen top-film of all time?:thinking:

[3afan2K3]

Titanic

[sinton66]

no, not Titanic.

[Sans Couth]

Star Wars?

[sinton66]

no, not Star Wars.

[Sans Couth]

Is it a trick question?

[Sans Couth]

Harry Potter?

[Old Tiger]

The Passion?

[Sans Couth]

Lord of the Rings?

[sinton66]

no, none of those either. Not really a trick, the question simply asks which movie sold the most tickets ever?(One and only hint, nothing was said concerning the price paid for the tickets.) The Passion is still quite new, and as such, might have a chance to unseat the champ.

[3afan2K3]

E.T.

[sinton66]

no, not E.T. I'll give the answer at 1:00 pm if no one answers correctly.

[3afan2K3]

Gone with the wind

[sinton66]

That is correct.

Titanic has the record for the highest grossing film ever at $601 million.
Star Wars weighs in at $461 million.
The Phantom Menace did $431 million.
E.T. grossed $400 million.
Jurassic Park grossed $330 million.

If all of the tickets sold to see Gone with the Wind were adjusted for inflation and sold at today's prices, GWTW would have grossed $1.2 BILLION.

[3afan2K3]

Go again '66

[Old Tiger]

Originally posted by sinton66
That is correct.

Titanic has the record for the highest grossing film ever at $601 million.
Star Wars weighs in at $461 million.
The Phantom Menace did $431 million.
E.T. grossed $400 million.
Jurassic Park grossed $330 million.

If all of the tickets sold to see Gone with the Wind were adjusted for inflation and sold at today's prices, GWTW would have grossed $1.2 BILLION. dang 1.2 billion is a crap load of money for a movie

[sinton66]

It is truly remarkable when you consider GWTW entered the scene in 1939 and had its run during the years of the great depression following the 1939 stock market crash. Of course, the price of the tickets back then was something like a nickel, maybe a quarter. Figuring today's average of $8.00 per ticket, GWTW sold over twice as many tickets as Titanic. (Then too, there weren't that many pleasant distractions during the great depression, so GWTW didn't have much competition.)

[sinton66]

Okay, lets go the opposite direction. What film is generally known to be the biggest flop of all time? Defined in terms of net earnings. (Gross minus production costs.)

[3afan2K3]

Gigli

[Sans Couth]

Eddie Murphy's

"The Adventures of Pluto Nash"

Cost 100 Million, brought in less than 5 Million

[Sans Couth]

Of course if we go with the "adjusted" figure that you used in the last question, then it might be "Cleopatra".

[sinton66]

Most "experts" agree it was Pluto Nash.

[Sans Couth]

My turn?

[sinton66]

sorry, yes it is. Pluto Nash was the correct answer.

[Sans Couth]

In the movie "The color of money"

What now famous actor kept getting beat at nine ball in the first scene with Tom Cruise?

[3afan2K3]

Paul Newman

[Sans Couth]

Nope!

For you information, Paul Newman was famous before Tom Cruise was born.

[sinton66]

Are you talking about the scenes where Newman notices Cruise for the first time? If so, I can see the guy's face but can't think of his name. He's done a LOT of bit parts, but I don't think he's been a feature actor in any that I remember. So, we may or may not be thinking of the same guy.

[Old Green]

Originally posted by sinton66
Are you talking about the scenes where Newman notices Cruise for the first time? If so, I can see the guy's face but can't think of his name. He's done a LOT of bit parts, but I don't think he's been a feature actor in any that I remember. So, we may or may not be thinking of the same guy.
I was thinking the same thing. I never noticed him before until the other night watching that movie.

John Tortilla or something like that

[Sans Couth]

Yes,

It is the guy who keeps asking Paul Newman to borrow another 20 bucks, because Tom Cruises character Vinnie, is smoking him. It is the scene right before Paul Newman meets Vinnie. And this actor is getting pretty famous. He has been in several BIG hits.

I will give hints if nobody gets in in 30 minutes.

[Sans Couth]

By the way, Old Dawg is very close.

[Old Green]

ME, Old Green or Old Dawg is close?:D

[Sans Couth]

OLD GREEN...YOU DOG!

[sinton66]

Yeah. we're thinking of the same guy. Old Green's pretty close too. It is John something. I'm sure. He was in Anger Management and Mr. Deeds too, I think. Heck, somebody hurry up and answer it or I'm gonna have to go look it up.

[Old Green]

John Torturra

[sinton66]

Yeah, that's it, but I think it's spelled Turturra. But that is the guy for sure.

[Old Green]

I knew it was something like that.:thinking:

[sinton66]

No way I'd have thought of it by myself, you take the turn, Old Green.;)

[Old Green]

Two Part Question

What planet has two moons named after the characters of this poem " the Rape of the Lock".

Name the two moons.

[BIG BLUE DEFENSIVE END]

I would venture to guess the planet is Uranus and one of the moon's names is Rape....:D

[Old Green]

You have the planet right, now we need the name of the two moons

;)

[sinton66]

Uh oh, this ain't gonna be easy. Uranus has something like 22 moons.

[Old Green]

You may research it.

Two of the moons are named after characters from the poem

"The Rape of the Lock"

[Old Tiger]

Ariel and Juliet are 2 of the moons but I don't think that's what yall are asking for

[crzyjournalist03]

Originally posted by Old Tiger
Ariel and Juliet are 2 of the moons but I don't think that's what yall are asking for

Ariel and Belinda are the two he's looking for!

[crzyjournalist03]

darn it...hold up!

[Old Green]

Originally posted by crzyjournalist03
Ariel and Belinda are the two he's looking for!

Belinda is correct.

I need one more. It is not Ariel.

[sinton66]

Not so, Ariel is from Shakespeare's "The Tempest". He's looking for Umbriel and Belinda.

[Old Green]

That's correct Sinton66. Your turn

[crzyjournalist03]

Originally posted by sinton66
Not so, Ariel is from Shakespeare's "The Tempest". He's looking for Umbriel and Belinda.


That was a trick question!!! There was also a character named Ariel in Rape of the Lock!

[sinton66]

I had to do about an hour of research to find it, so go ahead Crzy.

Besides Ariel, The Tempest was also the source for two other moons of Uranus, Caliban and Sycorax(the two newest discoveries).

[crzyjournalist03]

well here's an easy one:

Only two jersey numbers have been retired from an entire professional sports league...name the two numbers, the sport, and the athlete for whom they are retired.

[District303aPastPlayer]

Originally posted by sinton66
Ah, "Unchained Melody" has been unseated. Boyz II Men's "The End of the Road" single set the new record for most weeks atop the billboard charts.
well, today is my first day back, but 66... its not that song.... it actually was Whitney Houston "I Will Always Love You"

[District303aPastPlayer]

Originally posted by crzyjournalist03
well here's an easy one:

Only two jersey numbers have been retired from an entire professional sports league...name the two numbers, the sport, and the athlete for whom they are retired.
66 for Gretzsky and ummm.. im gonna go for Babe Ruths number

[sinton66]

I found two. The Princeton Baseball Association, Inc. league of Princeton, West Virginia retired John Stearn's number 33 and Brad Kelley's number 34 permanently. These numbers will never be worn again by any player, manager, or coach in that league.

[crzyjournalist03]

Originally posted by sinton66
I found two. The Princeton Baseball Association, Inc. league of Princeton, West Virginia retired John Stearn's number 33 and Brad Kelley's number 34 permanently. These numbers will never be worn again by any player, manager, or coach in that league.

actually I was going for the big four sports of NBA, MLB, NHL, and NFL...but I guess I didn't word the question very well...the two numbers are actually from different sports....but since you did all that work, I'll let you have the question and we can come back to mine later.

[crzyjournalist03]

Originally posted by District303aPastPlayer
66 for Gretzsky and ummm.. im gonna go for Babe Ruths number

you were kind of on to something there...

[sinton66]

Nah, man, if Mine wasn't the answer you were looking for, keep looking!;)

[crzyjournalist03]

anybody have an idea??

[District303aPastPlayer]

i say post the answer this is hard

[jason]

Wayne Gretzky - NHL - #99
Jackie Robinson - MLB - #42

...so should i start comin up with a quesion???

[crzyjournalist03]

that's it jason...your turn

[jason]

ok....theres a little history behind it...

my birthday is october 27...in recent history (5 years or less), what has been the biggest thing to happen, in sports news, on this date...???

**humming the jeopardy theme**

:D :D :D :D :D

[crzyjournalist03]

Florida Marlins winning the World Series?

[3afan2K3]

Lebron James is drafted or enters the draft or something like that

[crzyjournalist03]

NBA draft is during the summer...it could have been LeBron's NBA debut though

[jason]

keep guessin...

[crzyjournalist03]

Anaheim Angels winning the '02 world series???

[3afan2K3]

Lebron James has his first S.I. cover shot as a Cavalier

[jason]

Originally posted by 3afan2K3
Lebron James has his first S.I. cover shot as a Cavalier bigger

[crzyjournalist03]

Carmelo Anthony's debut???

[jason]

doesnt have to be basketball

[bullfrog_alumni_02]

A-rod signing w/ the rangers?

[3afan2K3]

emmitt smith broke the rushing title

[jason]

Originally posted by 3afan2K3
emmitt smith broke the rushing title :clap: :clap: :clap:

[3afan2K3]

In what year did the AFL conduct their first draft?

[Sans Couth]

1961

[3afan2K3]

Originally posted by Sans Couth
1961
Correct? How did you find it out

[Sans Couth]

OK,

I have a good one.

What movie featured Kevin Bacon's first onscreen death, and how did he die?

Hint, it was really cool, and though it would not be considered all that gorey by today's standards, at the time it was.

[Sans Couth]

Originally posted by 3afan2K3
Correct? How did you find it out

I can't give my sources away.:D

[3afan2K3]

Originally posted by Sans Couth
I can't give my sources away.:D
SO I guess you saying you looked it up

[crzyjournalist03]

1961 would have probably been my guess too...so many things happened in the world of sports during that year.

[Sans Couth]

No,

I used a lifeline, and called a friend.

[3afan2K3]

Originally posted by Sans Couth
No,

I used a lifeline, and called a friend.
OK

[Sans Couth]

Originally posted by Sans Couth
OK,

I have a good one.

What movie featured Kevin Bacon's first onscreen death, and how did he die?

Hint, it was really cool, and though it would not be considered all that gorey by today's standards, at the time it was.

Anybody?

[jason]

Originally posted by Sans Couth
Anybody? uhm, tremors ???

[slpybear the bullfan]

Kevin Bacon was in Friday the 13th...

[slpybear the bullfan]

...whoops, sorry, forgot the second part of the question... He was killed by shooting an arrow through the bed and up through his neck...

[slpybear the bullfan]

Okay, here is a question from Slpybear...


What was the first and last words spoken by man from the surface of the moon?

[crzyjournalist03]

"that's" "that"?

[Sans Couth]

Originally posted by slpybear the bullfan
...whoops, sorry, forgot the second part of the question... He was killed by shooting an arrow through the bed and up through his neck...

Actually, Jason's MOM grabbed him by the forehead and "pushed" an arrow up through the bed and his neck.

Close enough. :D

[sinton66]

Originally posted by slpybear the bullfan
Okay, here is a question from Slpybear...


What was the first and last words spoken by man from the surface of the moon?

Small question, are you talking about the FIRST landing on the moon or the LAST one or both? Gene Cernan spoke the ACTUAL last words from the surface during the Apollo 17 mission.

[slpybear the bullfan]

Sinton66, maybe this will help...

What is the First word spoken by a man by a man from the surface of the moon... (Apollo 11 flight)

And what is the last word spoken by a man from the surface of the moon... (Apollo 17 flight)

[Old Tiger]

Would the killing of Kevin Bacon be In Nightmare on Elm St.?

[crzyjournalist03]

I know the first word was "That's"...but I don't have any idea about the last one.

[Sans Couth]

First words:

"That's one small step for [a] man; one giant leap for mankind."

Neil A. Armstrong


Last words:

"OK, let's get this mother out of here."

Eugene Cernan

[sinton66]

The last words spoken from the surface by Cernan was "Godspeed the crew of Apollo 17". The first words by Neil Armstrong were as Sans Couth posted.

In fact, the entire speech by Cernan was:

"This is Gene and I'm on the surface and as I take man's last step from the surface, back home for some time to come - but we believe not too long into the future - I'd like to just say what I believe history will record. That America's challenge of today has forged man's destiny of tomorrow, and as we leave the Moon at Taurus-Littrow, we leave as we came and god willing as we shall return, with peace and hope for all mankind. Godspeed the crew of Apollo 17."