Not Larry Czonka
dunno, dunno, not David Coverdale
not Chris Christie
That was Cris Carter.
DQ: Political figure?
3 DQs for you
DQ roundup
- Real
- Male
- Dead
- American
- Last name starts with C
- Died before 1950
- Not known for creative arts
- White
- Not a political figure
IQ: Are you a former Congressman nicknamed “The Great Compromiser”?
#1 is composer Hoagy Carmichael.
#2 is Cu Chulainn, the great Irish hero.
#3 is Choo-Choo (he’s the pink one).
5 DQs reserved
IQ1: Was your brother Tom awarded the Medal of Honor twice during the Civil War?
IQ2: Were you an Oglala war chief?
IQ3: Were you Miles Keogh’s horse?
dunno
dunno, not Cochise, dunno
George Armstrong Custer, who was killed (along with Tom) at the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
Crazy Horse, who was one of the Indian leaders at the Battle of the Little Bighorn. (Cochise was Chricahua Apache.)
Comanche, who survived the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
DQ1: Known for science?
DQ2: Died before 1850?
DQ3: Born east of the Mississippi?
IQ1: Is Bulawayo in a country formerly named for you?
IQ2: Were you the Young Pretender?
IQ3: Were you blessed with the ability to see the future, and cursed so that no one would believe your predictions?
Previous IQs:
Did your wife keep a collection of knicknacks on the mantelpiece about which you would tell stories to your kids every night? - Samuel Clemens, as I learned on a tour of his house in Hartford, Conn. He would go from left to right, working each object into the story, and when he got to the end, it was bedtime for the kids. His wife would put out new things now and then so that he could improvise anew.
Did you play a man who had a (fake) younger brother named Prince Ruprecht? - Yes, Michael Caine in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.
Did you announce that you had no quarrel with the Vietcong? - Cassius Clay AKA Muhammad Ali.
DQs:
Born north of the Mason-Dixon Line?
Famous for a single incident?
IQs:
Were you a Tory snob and schemer in Jeffrey Archer’s political thriller First Among Equals?
Were you Lord Nelson’s #2 guy at Trafalgar?
Were you tried but acquitted for your alleged role in JFK’s assassination?
Henry Clay.
DQ reserved
You got David Coverdale, former Deep Purple singer
**IQ1: Are you proud to state that you are hardly ever sick at sea? **
Captain Corcoran, of HMS Pinafore
IQ2: Did Hitler offer a special bounty to any Luftwaffe pilot who could shoot you down?
Clark Gable, who was in the Army Air Corps during WW2.
DQ1: Were you widely known for your military career?
DQ2: Did you have facial hair?
DQ roundup
- Real
- Male
- Dead
- American
- Last name starts with C
- Died before 1950
- Not known for creative arts
- White
- Not a political figure
- Not known for science
- Died after 1850
- Born east of the Mississippi
- Born north of Mason-Dixon
- Famous for multiple incidents
- Not known for military service
- Did not have facial hair
not Caesar, not Charles the something, drawing a blank
DQ: Known for the performing arts?
4 DQs reserved.
3 DQs for the movie star
(btw, I remember having a nightmare about the scene you were in. I was in the crowd and Loki told us he could kill everyone on the planet in twenty minutes. Everybody ran for their lives, and I found myself trapped in a tower with an upwardly spiraling staircase. I climbed it until I saw Loki standing across from me on another landing. He smirked and vanished. He took time out from slaughtering millions just to fuck with me. Take that as a testimony to the power of Tom Hiddleston’s acting. I hope it doesn’t mean something else.)
DQ roundup
- Real
- Male
- Dead
- American
- Last name starts with C
- Died before 1950
- Not known for creative arts
- White
- Not a political figure
- Not known for science
- Died after 1850
- Born east of the Mississippi
- Born north of Mason-Dixon
- Famous for multiple incidents
- Not known for military service
- Did not have facial hair
- Not known for the performing arts