LJ Daily Quiz: 27 October 2009
LJ Daily Answers: 2 November 2009
1. What cartoon characters were known for "bouncing here and there and everywhere"?
2. Diane Keaton plays a schoolteacher looking for sex and drugs in which 1977 film?
3. According to myth, what was formed during a "suckling malfunction" between Hera and Heracles?
4. "Twenty Years After" and "The Vicomte de Bragelonne" are sequels to which novel?
5. The last words of Pheidippides were "We have won." Who had won what?
6. If you had to completely give up all candy and sweets, what would you miss most?
~X~ ~X~ ~X~
1. Tiggers! They're wonderful things you know, their bottoms are made out of springs! Which has got to explain some of the slash fiction. Not that I'd know and please for the love of all that's beautiful don't rape my childhood with links. [Quoted-shared points]
2. Annie Hall does Dallas?
3. Your mom? did they even have hickeys that long ago? Don't tell me, she sucked him dry? There was a drought?
4. The English Patient, Almasy/Sand dune is my OTP.
5. Well, they thought that they'd won, hung out the banner on the trireme and everything, lots of cheering. But things dragged on and there was a lot of bad feeling all around that meant all the toga wearing senate folk had to live behind a high palisade. And then there was that terrible trouble with people filling their carts with black powder and having unexpected lamp accidents. You know how it is. Eventually they got rid of him for some dude from a far off country way up beyond the Nile. politics? In My LJDQ? So sorry - the Pills must be wearing off.
6. And from this I find once again I have not discovered the theme at all. No matter! One Plays on in the face of ridicule, it's the British Way, Damnit! Now where's my tea? Oh candy? Chocolate of course. I only use it for medicinal purposes though.
1. What cartoon characters were known for "bouncing here and there and everywhere"?
2. Diane Keaton plays a schoolteacher looking for sex and drugs in which 1977 film?
3. According to myth, what was formed during a "suckling malfunction" between Hera and Heracles?
4. "Twenty Years After" and "The Vicomte de Bragelonne" are sequels to which novel?
5. The last words of Pheidippides were "We have won." Who had won what?
6. If you had to completely give up all candy and sweets, what would you miss most?
~X~ ~X~ ~X~
1. Tiggers! They're wonderful things you know, their bottoms are made out of springs! Which has got to explain some of the slash fiction. Not that I'd know and please for the love of all that's beautiful don't rape my childhood with links. [Quoted-shared points]
2. Annie Hall does Dallas?
3. Your mom? did they even have hickeys that long ago? Don't tell me, she sucked him dry? There was a drought?
4. The English Patient, Almasy/Sand dune is my OTP.
5. Well, they thought that they'd won, hung out the banner on the trireme and everything, lots of cheering. But things dragged on and there was a lot of bad feeling all around that meant all the toga wearing senate folk had to live behind a high palisade. And then there was that terrible trouble with people filling their carts with black powder and having unexpected lamp accidents. You know how it is. Eventually they got rid of him for some dude from a far off country way up beyond the Nile. politics? In My LJDQ? So sorry - the Pills must be wearing off.
6. And from this I find once again I have not discovered the theme at all. No matter! One Plays on in the face of ridicule, it's the British Way, Damnit! Now where's my tea? Oh candy? Chocolate of course. I only use it for medicinal purposes though.