Here’s what you may have missed this week at iQ Trivia.
WINNERS
If you won, here’s evidence just in case anyone doesn’t believe you.
TEAM NAMES
Let’s have some dumb questions!
Are there nuts in peanut butter?
What day is Taco Tuesday?
Do you need a passport to go to Tasmania?
Where are the Paris Olympics being held?
Why can’t you just step off crashing plane before it hits the ground?
Where is the any key?
If Batman’s parents are dead, how was he born?
Should I tell my parents I’m adopted?
Your mum’s name is mum too?
Where is the Specific Ocean?
What does the T in trivia stand for?
Are you from East or West Korea?
Are french fries really French?
What religion is Buddha?
When did Obama get killed by Seal Team 6?
What is Obama’s last name?
Are your parent’s virgins?
How long do 2 minute noodles take?
Who built an old castle near a train station?
Do you want another beer?
Does the dress make me look fat?
Can you make the BBQ pork ribs vegetarian?
Can I google the answers?
TriviArt
Lord Farquad Using Shrek’s Bathroom
Zany Flamingo
Pretty Gecko
Giant Squid
Jumping Python
Peaceful Python
Alien Bill
Sh!tting Lightbulb
Frothy Flower
Unlikely Sports Mascot
Useless School
INTERESTING MOMENTS
We found out that one team has been choosing the last place subject by just hitting “random article” on Wikipedia. That’s how we got questions on the Headcorn & Maidstone Junction Light Railway, and obscure 19th century English railway that was never actually built.
The police turned up to deal with a disturbance outside of one of our venues, and stayed to listed to a few questions. We are single handedly reducing the effectiveness of the police.
One player was caught cheating, though apparently it was without any malice. It actually didn’t occur to him that looking up answers on your phone was against the rules.
You know that Jimmy Buffet song about margaritas? What was it? Margarita City? Margaritaburg? Margaritapolis?
And one team had two answers down for the minefield bonus round, and argued intensely about whether they should go for a third. We didn’t tell them that both of their answers were already wrong. They argued for five minutes for absolutely no reason.
See you next week.