Here we have two members on the New York Military Academy bowling team from the mid 1960s.
Who is the cadet on the left?
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Interesting Question of the Day – 24 February 2017
A Chicago man was drafted into the army in August 1990 while he was on holiday.
What country drafted him?
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Interesting Question of the Day – 22 February 2017
Did people take the tube to the last public hanging in London.
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Interesting Question of the Day – 10 February 2017
Charles Louis de Marbeuf was the French governor of Corsica in the late 1700s.
While there, he had an affair with a local woman named Letizia.
What was her son’s name?
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Interesting Question of the Day – 30 January 2017
Name the four political leaders with the most views on wikipedia.
We’re talking about leaders born after the year 1400.
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Interesting Question of the Day – 27 January 2017
What do all of the following songs have in common?
Leaving on a Jet Place by Peter, Paul, and Mary.
Great Balls of Fire by Jerry Lee Lewis.
Free Fallin’ by Tom Petty.
Learn to Fly by The Foo Fighters.
Bennie and the Jets by Elton John.
Jump by Van Halen.
and the entire catalogue of Rage Against the Machine.
(This is more a history question than a music question.)
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Interesting Question of the Day – 13 January 2017
What is the famous quote as said in the style of a woman in a meeting?
“I’m sorry, Mikhail, if I could? Didn’t mean to cut you off there. Can we agree that this wall maybe isn’t quite doing what it should be doing? Just looking at everything everyone’s been saying, it seems like we could consider removing it. Possibly. I don’t know, what does the room feel?”
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Interesting Question of the Day – 9 December 2016
The 1966 FIFA World Cup Final was the most watched television broadcast in British television history with 32.3 million viewers.
What broadcast came in a close second with 32.1 million viewers?
(The same broadcast was also the most watched broadcast ever in Australia.)
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Interesting Question of the Day – 25 November 2016
The MS Queen Victoria is a cruise ship operated by the Cunard Line.
How many Victorias long is it?
Specifically, from bow to stern how many Queen Victorias would you have to line up from head to toe to equal it’s length?
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Interesting Question of the Day – 18 November 2016
Ray Harroun won the Indianapolis 500 in 1911, in large part because he was the first driver to use what device?
You can see the device in this photo.
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