Tuesday, October 18, 2005

More Quizzo Questions

We've started going to a new Quizzo. This place isn't as fun as the Deer Park but it satisfies my need for random trivia. I don't have anything interesting to say right now so here are 3 of the 4 rounds of questions from last week:

World Capitals
1. New York
2. Hungary
3. Japan
4. Thailand
5. Morroco
6. Canada
7. Spain
8. Venezuela
9. France
10. Haiti

90's entertainment
1. What was the highest grossing movie of the 90's
2. What was the highest grossing album of the 90's
3. What TV show did not end in the 90's: Seinfeld, Facts of Life,Cheers,Mad About You
4. What year did the Real World premiere
5. What Madonna video was banned from MTV for being too racy
6. What woman won an Emmy and declared "this is for all the fat women out there"
7. Laura Palmer was the focus character of what TV show?
8. Rosanne screeched out the Star Spangled Banner at what sporting event?
9. How long did Michael Jackson's wedding to Lisa Marie Presley last? 6 months? About 1 year? or 2 Years?
10. What singer started the Lillith Fair?

SNL alumni movie trivia
1. In Billy Madison, what animal does Billy see when he gets drunk
2. In Stripes, what was Bill Murray's job before joining the Army
3. In Ghost Busters, what does Ray choose as the "instrument of their demise" at the end of the movie?
4. What was Eddie Murphy's character's name in Trading Places
5. In Caddyshack, what type of Candy bar was floating in the pool
6. In Fletch, he had a dream that he was a basketball player. He was 6'5" in height, but how tall was he with his afro?
7. In the Blues Brothers, what was the name of the first bar they played at?
8. In Austin Powers, What did Dr. Evil claim that his father invented?
9. In Anchorman, what was the name of his Musk/cologne (60% of the time, it works every time)
10. In Tommy Boy, what letter grade did he receive in his class to finally graduate college?

3 comments:

Chris Condon said...

What is the capital of New York? Are we counting that as a country these days?

Mama said...

I knew most of the answers to the 90's questions. Does that mean I'm old?

Trip Thomas said...

no, knowing those answers doesn't make you old...But being born in the 60's does.