- Everybody sing!
Once in love with Amy, always in love with Amy,…
2 was Miss Agnes DePesto.
3 was Alfred E. Smith.
DQ:
Elected official?
2 DQs reserved.
DQ:
Elected official?
2 DQs reserved.
Slow_Moving_Vehicle:
IQs:
- Were you the child of Satan, destined to be the Antichrist and bring about Armageddon, but because of a clerical mix-up at your birth were raised by a middle-class family in rural England?
- Were you right, it was a trap?
- Was your biggest hit a song called “Criminal”?
Not Adamien Athorne, not Admiral Akbar and dunno.
1 is Adam Young, from Pratchett and Gaiman’s Good Omens. Correct on 2. 3 is Fiona Apple.
DQs: Served in American Civil War?
1 DQ reserved.
IQs:
IQs:
- Did you get the Medal of Honor for bravery in attacking Missionary Ridge?
- Did you survive a famous duel with a former Treasury Secretary?
- Did you survive a slightly less-famous duel with a man who insulted your wife?
Not Arthur MacArthur (dad of Douglas), Aaron Burr or Andrew Jackson.
IQs:
- Did you play a German World War II soldier whose catchphrase was “Verrry interesting”?
- Were you a U.S. Army lieutenant general with almost identical first and last names?
- Did you play a fairytale princess come to life, and later a linguist attempting to decipher an alien language?
Not Artie, also not Arthur MacArthur, and not Amy Adams (in Enchanted and Arrival, both good flicks IMHO).
A.
SunUp:
IQs:
- Did you get the Medal of Honor for bravery in attacking Missionary Ridge?
- Did you survive a famous duel with a former Treasury Secretary?
- Did you survive a slightly less-famous duel with a man who insulted your wife?
Not Arthur MacArthur (dad of Douglas), Aaron Burr or Andrew Jackson.
Ah, swept me. (I think that’s going to be happening a lot now).
IQs:
DQ:
IQs:
DQs:
- American?
- Caucasian?
IQs:
- Did you write, among other books, The Ship Who Sang?
- Did you write, among other books, Forerunner Foray?
- Do you host the US version of Lego Masters?
Correct, Andre Norton, Will Arnett.
Slow_Moving_Vehicle:
IQs:
- Did you play a German World War II soldier whose catchphrase was “Verrry interesting”?
- Were you a U.S. Army lieutenant general with almost identical first and last names?
- Did you play a fairytale princess come to life, and later a linguist attempting to decipher an alien language?
Not Artie, also not Arthur MacArthur, and not Amy Adams (in Enchanted and Arrival, both good flicks IMHO).
Swept me! And frankly, I’m astounded to realize that Douglas MacArthur was the son of a Civil War veteran. 1 was Arte Johnson, for the record.
IQs:
…
3. Is your last name an anagram of your most prominent facial hair feature?
Dingdingding! Yes, I am indeed
A none-too-impressive Civil War general and later Rhode Island politician whose facial hair is thought to have inspired the word “sideburns”: Ambrose Burnside - Wikipedia
Well done, SunUp!
Thank you!
#s 1 & 2 were, respectively, Ambrose Bierce and Ambrose Powell “A.P.” Hill.
Ambrose x 3 (and all Civil War officers)!
On to the next round: I am
I promise this will be easier than last time!
IQs:
Were you AKA Tharkun?
Did you head the Freedmen’s Bureau and later have a college named after you?
Were you one of Drew Carey’s Cleveland sitcom buddies?
Nicely done, SunUp!
IQs:
IQs:
Were you AKA Tharkun?
Did you head the Freedmen’s Bureau and later have a college named after you?
Were you one of Drew Carey’s Cleveland sitcom buddies?
Don’t know, I am not Oliver Otis Howard, and I am not… Otto?
Take a DQ.
IQs:
- Were you the 44th POTUS?
- Did you write The Iceman Cometh?
- Did you play the villain in The Fifth Element?
I am not Barak Obama, I am not Eugene O’Neil, and I am not Gary Oldman.
Swept me. (It’s “Barack”, btw.)
IQs:
Good guess, Sunup! I was vaguely wondering if the answer was “Abraham Lincoln”, knowing EH’s affinity for the Civil War.
IQs:
Just for the record, the answers to my last set of IQs were Alyson Hannigan, Alice B. Toklas, and Anäis Nin.
IQs:
- Did you write Metamorphoses and The Art of Love?
- Are you an obsequious courtier in Hamlet?
- Were you “the Queen of the Golden West”?
I am not Ovid.
I am not… dang it, I was thinking of Polonius. Take a DQ.
I am not Annie Oakley.
IQs:
- Did you once suggest to Dustin Hoffman that he try “acting, dear boy, it’s much easier”?
- Did you once have the title “Lord Protector” of your country?
- Are you both a Shakespearian character and a board game?
I am not Sir Laurence Olivier.
I am not Oliver Cromwell.
I am not Othello.
Previous IQs:
Were you AKA Tharkun? - Olorin* AKA Mithrandir AKA Gandalf
Did you head the Freedmen’s Bureau and later have a college named after you? - Yes, Gen. Oliver O. Howard
Were you one of Drew Carey’s Cleveland sitcom buddies? - Not Otto, but Oswald
DQs:
Male?
Fictional?
IQs:
Did you supposedly say, “Anyone who loves the law or sausage should never see either made”?
Were you a fictional South African minister of justice?
Did your head turn entirely around when you got excited?
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Prof.Pepperwinkle:
IQs:
- Did you write Metamorphoses and The Art of Love?
- Are you an obsequious courtier in Hamlet?
- Were you “the Queen of the Golden West”?
I am not Ovid.
I am not… dang it, I was thinking of Polonius. Take a DQ.
I am not Annie Oakley.
Correct, Osric, Correct.
1 DQ reserved.
IQs:
Did you supposedly say, “Anyone who loves the law or sausage should never see either made”?
Were you a fictional South African minister of justice?
Did your head turn entirely around when you got excited?
Swept me. Take 3 DQs.