The "Anything" Quiz

[Cynette]

Ooo, really tough question, What to choose, what to choose...

I'm going to vote for Philadelphia. This got the nod for the whole movie as well as Tom Hanks in the movie. As for the movie - touching, timely and enduring. Hanks got to show a range of emotions while playing a character that was not stereotypical Hanks. And by not playing it as a stereotypical gay man, he really made the point that you can't judge just based on appearances.

[Taylor]

*cough cough* bachelor party *cough cough*

And if anybody says Joe vs. the Volcano, they deserve a poof to the head.

[JaneYoung]

Forrest Gump - after all these years, I still quote him.

The Terminal - because of the mosaic fountain that didn't work.

Since one can not have 2 choices, I go with Forrest Gump.

[Freddy Schurr]

No.93

6 points:

Question: What does NEMO stand for?

[kpugh]

Originally Posted by Freddy Schurr

No.93

6 points:

Question: What does NEMO stand for?

Non Engineering Mentor Organization

[Jeff 801]

Never Even Mention Outside

found on

Wikipedia

[Freddy Schurr]

No.94

10 points

Question:Name me 20 90's songs?

[Charger_07]

1) You can't touch this (m.c hammer)
2) Kingston town (ub 40)
3) Boombastic (shaggy)
4) Gangsta's paradise (coolio)
5) Californication (red hot chili peppers)
6) Under The Bridge (Red hot chili peppers)
7) Give It Away (Red hot chili peppers)
8) Wonderwall (oasis)
9) Can you feel the love tonight (Elton john)
10) cotton eye joe (rednex)
11) This is how we do it (montell Jordan)
12) All that she wants (ace of base)
13) Informer (snow)
14) What is love (haddaway)
15) The sign (ace of base)
16) Creep (radiohead)
17) I'do anything for love (meat loaf)
18) Everybody hurts (r.e.m)
19) Virtual insanity (jamiroquai)
20) Don't speak (no doubt)

[Freddy Schurr]

No.95

Here is a question from fellow CD member, Jeff 888

8 points

Question: Where is the first geodesic sphere located?

[Charger_07]

Jena, Germany

[Freddy Schurr]

Incorrect!

[Charger_07]

Asheville, North Carolina

[Cynette]

Originally Posted by Charger_07

Jena, Germany

Freddy:

This is the answer I found also. Built in 1922. I've found it in at least three sources. If that's not the sphere you were looking for, add a clarification please.

[Cynette]

or are you looking for a full sphere?

source:
http://www.constructioncompany.com/h...-disney-world/

"One of the most recognizable buildings in America, Spaceship Earth was the world's first geodesic sphere building. The building, standing 18 feet above the ground on massive steel pylons, is 180 feet tall and weighs more than 15 million pounds. So massive is the building that construction crews drove its pylon legs 120 - 180 feet into the ground to provide sufficient stability. The sphere's external surface is covered by an intricate faceting of 11,324 alucobond triangles."

That would be EPCOT / Disney World, Kissimmee, FL

[Freddy Schurr]

No.96

17 points

Question: How many words can you make out of "Happy Thanksgiving"? Send me your list of words. You have till Midnight Tonight!