Kookie's Trivia

Kookie's Trivia [+ favourites]

I enjoy Decius triva so much I thought it would be fun to have one here

LMAO......forgot to put the title

"Treat everyone as you would want to be treated"

M/Sgt. Ernie G. Bilko's Army serial number in the TV series You'll Never Get Rich and The Phil Silver's Show.


A 15042699

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Tony the Tiger daughter's name. His son was Tony Jr.


ANTOINETTE

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Barbie's full name is Barbie Millicent Roberts, and she is from Willows, Wisconsin. First sold in 1959, Barbie wasn't given bendable legs until 1965. Barbie and Ken Dolls are named after Mattel founders Ruth and Elliot
Handler's son and daughter, Barbara and Ken. The Barbie doll got her first car in 1962. It was a coral-colored Austin Healy manufactured by the Irwin Corporation for Mattel. The original Barbie doll sold for $3.00 and wore a swimsuit. Christie was the first black female doll to join Barbie's group of Mattel friends.


BARBIE MILLICENT ROBERTS

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Played first base on the Yale University baseball team.

George Bush

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Played the killer on the final episode of Perry Mason. Mystery writer Erle Stanley Gardner, creator of the character of Perry Mason, played the judge.

Dick Clark

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Family name of Beaver (TV series Leave It To Beaver): Theodore (Beaver) played by Jerry Mathers, Wally by Tony Dow, Ward, the father, by Hugh Beaumont, June, the mother, by Barbara Billingsley - her maiden name was Bronsen. Eddie Haskell was played by Ken Osmond (he called Beaver "Squirt" and Clarence "Lumpy" Beaver's teacher was Miss Landers. He graduated in 1953. Beaver's brother Wally attended Mayfield High School. Beaver's phone number was KL5-4763 and his locker was #9. The Cleaver home at 428 Mapleton, Mayfield, was the same house later used by Marcus Welby on TV.

Clever

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On the reverse side of the $100 bill, time shown on the Independence Hall clock.

4:10

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Now Kookie, do you know the significance of the time being 4:10 on the $100 bill?

Supposedly, there is a reason, just like all clocks used to have their hands set at a certain time for a reason...

"In the eye of the beholder, there is only beauty!"

The price of the first Big Mac at McDonald's.

49 cents

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To answer your reply Ronello

The hands of the clock are set at approximately 4:10. Although the time is not readily identifiable to the naked eye, it may be verified if examined under twenty-fold magnification. There are no records explaining why that particular time was chosen.

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u fold a new 20 dollar bill a wierd way and u see the Twin towers smolering and the other side the pentagon

"I may disagree with what you say, but i'll defend to the death your right to say it"

your right BMX

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His picture was on the first adhesive nickle postage stamp.


BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

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Famous cook from Kentucky whose claim to fame is the real Aunt Jemima


Nancy Green

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