Actually, I don't have cable - I use Hulu for all of my viewing pleasure, which is kinda closer to DVR than live, so...
While we're on TV viewership, did you ever own a Betamax/do you still have a VCR in your household?
Printable View
Actually, I don't have cable - I use Hulu for all of my viewing pleasure, which is kinda closer to DVR than live, so...
While we're on TV viewership, did you ever own a Betamax/do you still have a VCR in your household?
Have several VCRs actually, but only use to watch the ORIGINAL Star Wars, where Han shoots first... ;)
Do you think voice overs ruin a film (e.g. Blade Runner)?
Haven't seen Blade Runner, but voiceovers in generally aren't always bad. Bad dubs, as in kung fu movies, are a different story...
First credit card - Visa/Master Card/Discover/American Express, how'd you get it, and do you still have it?
Dont have it and never will. I got a standard card which only works at the ATM. Prefer it this way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jun-fan
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The seduction of Europa by Zeus, after he had assumed the form of a bull and carried her on his back to Crete, resulted in the birth of which king, whose own wife, Pasiphaë, later fell in love with a bull?
King Minos (of Minotaur fame)
What is the etymology of the word "genius"?
Im gonna cheat and do this....Quote:
Originally Posted by Rookeye
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genius_(mythology)#Origin
Bad, bad, Rookeye.... Very bad, Rookeye. Shame on you.
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Which two heteronyms are words used to describe workers who have joined together for self-protection, and a chemical compound that has not dissociated electrically?
I have NO idea. And why am I bad? (Apart from the usual, I mean...;))
Is there a wrong way to make dip?
No. Even water is "dip".Quote:
Originally Posted by Rookeye
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When read aloud, the three words meaning "island whose capital is Douglas", "units of digital information" and "common name of Canis lupus familiaris" form what improbable three-word headline?
(No way around this one, Rookeye. Dont skip more as i actually want answers to my exam questions. lol just kiddin but wouldnt it be fun ? :) )
(Isle of) Man Bites (Bytes) Dog
Have you ever eaten a dog before? (And no, corn dogs and hot dogs don't count...)
It is entirely possible. I have lived in (and visited) a number of Countries where I ate gratefully and asked no questions. :)
What is the meal/dish you remember most fondly, but have no idea how to make?
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Originally Posted by Rookeye
Some chinese dish with 72 different ingredients - 2 of them are Beef and bamboo, lol. I buy it twice a year.
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The following picture contains some of the most frequently occurring words in the works of an English poet. What poet?
http://i.imgur.com/y2Zh4Fo.jpg
Rookeye: Correct. (Sorry if my questions are a bit hard. I think its more fun :) )
John Milton?
*waits for confirmation or rejection*
Yay! Okay, new question:
Why do we name stars?
People are weird. There is/are no "Stars". Its not plural. There is only me. Im the only star here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rookeye
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Am i right or wrong? (Trick question)
Answer: I was right.
This thread tho 😂