TRIVIA

TRIVIA

• This 80's rocker's real name is Stuart Goddard, and he once played bass for a band called "Bazooka Joe". (Adam Ant)
• Along the northeastern coast of the US, this seafood was once so common in the 17th and 18th centuries that it was considered a "junk food." (Lobster)
• On average, about 45 million gallons of this are used each hour in New York City. (water)
• What kind of twins are the Olsen Twins? (They are remarkably similar looking - fraternal twins)
• Conan O'Brien, though tall, is not known for his athletic skills. After graduating as the valedictorian from Brookline High School, O'Brien entered which university? (Harvard University)
• Aaron Sorkin used the same Oval Office set in both "The West Wing" and what other TV show? ("The American President.")
• This Disney Dog was originally named Dippy Dog? (Goofy)
• The ghosts in the original Pac-Man game were named Pinky, Blinky, Inky and who? (Clyde)
• About how long can your average mole dig in a single night? (300 feet)
• Who was the first African-American to dine in the White House with a U.S. President ? (Booker T. Washington - October, 1901 Teddy Roosevelt)
• Who was the first woman to run as a Vice-Presidential candidate? (Geraldine Ferraro)
• The first toilet ever seen on television appeared on what show? (Leave It To Beaver)
• How many stocks make up the nation's most-watched stock index, the Dow Jones industrial average? (30)
• Which of the Kellogg's Rice Krispies cereal characters wears a red-and-white striped hat? (Crackle)
• What was the object used to cut off the tails of the "Three Blind Mice"? (A carving knife)
• What are the four sections of a symphony orchestra? (Brass, Woodwinds, Percussion, and String)
• What animals can you ride into the Grand Canyon? (Mules; horses ride around the canyon, but not into it)
• Who is the only president buried in Washington's National Cathedral? (Woodrow Wilson)