Not Sir Run Run Shaw, dunno, and not James R. (later and more enduringly T.) Kirk.
Not Raskalnikov (sp?), dunno, and not Rimsky-Korsikov (sp?).
R.
- real
- male
- first name begins with R
- dead
- American
- died before 1924
- not known from the Arts
- first name not Robert or Richard
- from North America
- died after 1850
- not really known for having something named after him
- kinda sorta known for politics/military/government
- last name starts with A-M
- died after 1889
- died after 1900
- last name stars with A-G
- didn’t serve in the Spanish-American War
- didn’t serve in WWI
With reserved DQs that should get us to 20, so no more IQs, please.
1 was J. Arthur Rank; 2 was Ronda Rousey.
2 DQs reserved.
Correct on Raskolnikov.
#2 was the Comte de Rochefort.
Correct on Rimsky-Korsakov.
DQ: Known for writing?
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DQ: Second letter of ‘R’ name is A or E?
See DQ 7, and take another DQ, Prof. P.
R.
- real
- male
- first name begins with R
- dead
- American
- died before 1924
- not known from the Arts (including writing)
- first name not Robert or Richard
- from North America
- died after 1850
- not really known for having something named after him
- kinda sorta known for politics/military/government
- last name starts with A-M
- died after 1889
- died after 1900
- last name stars with A-G
- didn’t serve in the Spanish-American War
- didn’t serve in WWI
- second letter of “R” name is not A or E
DQ: Were you executed for treason by the UK government?
R.
- real
- male
- first name begins with R
- dead
- American
- died before 1924
- not known from the Arts (including writing)
- first name not Robert or Richard
- from North America
- died after 1850
- not really known for having something named after him
- kinda sorta known for politics/military/government
- last name starts with A-M
- died after 1889
- died after 1900
- last name stars with A-G
- didn’t serve in the Spanish-American War
- didn’t serve in WWI
- second letter of “R” name is not A or E
- known, in part, for business
- not executed for treason by the UK government
Please ask all earned DQs by noon EST tomorrow.
DQ: Were you a captain of industry?
DQs:
1. known for science?
2. unusual first name?
R.
- real
- male
- first name begins with R
- dead
- American
- died before 1924
- not known from the Arts (including writing)
- first name not Robert or Richard
- from North America
- died after 1850
- not really known for having something named after him
- kinda sorta known for politics/military/government
- last name starts with A-M
- died after 1889
- died after 1900
- last name stars with A-G
- didn’t serve in the Spanish-American War
- didn’t serve in WWI
- second letter of “R” name is not A or E
- known, in part, for business
- not executed for treason by the UK government
- not a captain of industry
- not known for science
- not a particularly unusual first name
Right, then. Tawk amongst yourselves, and then please ask your earned “Are you Firstname Lastname?” questions by noon EST Thursday.
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Roger? Rupert? Ronald? Roderick? Roland? Russell? Rip? Ross? Rufus? Roy? Robin? Rutherford? Riley? Ripley?
Known for business and, probably, government, died 1900-1924. Not comin’ up with anything yet.
Someone who died on the Titanic, maybe?
Were you appointed the chair of Semitic Languages at Princeton?
That is not a “Are you Firstname Lastname?” question.
Are you Rudolph Ernst Brünnow?
I am neither of those fellas. I am, instead,
Judge Roy Bean
The celebrated and/or notorious Texas jurist, portrayed by Paul Newman in a 1972 comedy Western: Roy Bean - Wikipedia
Love that movie. Good choice, EH!