Varney.
Never heard of it, or of him/her. I’ll rephrase.
Rembrandt van Rijn.
DQ1: Native speaker of a Germanic language?
DQ2: Known for sports?
IQ1: You are a real, deceased person. Was a common rum drink named for you?
IQ2: Did your grandfather invent a new kind of baking powder?
IQ3: Did you play Col Mortimer and Sabata?
#1 was Vercingetorix. (Vortigern was a Briton, but not Arverni.)
#2 was Volpone.
Correct on Voltaire.
DQ: Died before 1700?
1 DQ reserved.
IQs:
1. Did you appear in UHF alongside Weird Al?
2. Are a New Jersey rest stop and sports trophy named after you?
3. Were you Wendy’s emo boyfriend on Gravity Falls ?
Dunno x3.
Not Victoria Principal, Vince Lombardi or Vic.
V.
real
male
dead
first name began with V
not known for the Arts
Caucasian
military/political, but not best known for that
not American
not from the British Isles
died before 1900
not known for science
native speaker of a Germanic language
not known for sports
died after 1700
Elendil_s_Heir:
Dunno x3.
Admiral “Old Grog” Vernon.
Vincent Price.
Lee Van Cleef (For a Few Dollars More and two(?) Sabata films).
DQ1: Died after 1800?
DQ2: Known for religion?
One DQ reserved.
1 was Victoria Jackson; 3 was Robbie Valentino.
Two DQs reserved.
Prof.Pepperwinkle:
IQs:
Were you born Vladimir Ulyanov?
Did you win a gold medal for skating at Albertville?
Were you a novelist who was friends with Liszt and Berlioz?
Not Lenin, dunno and dunno.
V.
real
male
dead
first name began with V
not known for the Arts
Caucasian
military/political, but not best known for that
not American
not from the British Isles
died before 1900
not known for science
native speaker of a Germanic language
not known for sports
died after 1700
not known for writings
died before 1800
not known for religion
No more IQs, please, as there are three DQs outstanding.
Correct on Vladimir Lenin, Viktor Petrenko and Victor Hugo.
DQs:
First name starts with Va - to - Vi?
Scandinavian?
DQ: Vitus Bering?
(This is my last reserved DQ, not my Firstname-Lastname DQ.)
Dingdingding!
Yes, I am
Vitus Bering
The Danish explorer and cartographer, and namesake of the Bering Strait: Vitus Bering - Wikipedia
Well done. Thought I had you there.
I don’t think I knew his first name. Great job, SCA !
Thanks. I’d about run out of ideas when I thought of explorers…
I am E !
Elendil_s_Heir:
Vitus Bering
Never heard of him. I mean, I’ve heard of the Bering Strait, but I’d never guess him.
Anyway:
1. In the Purim story, did you replace Vashti?
2. Did you write a poem about the Statue of Liberty?
3. Did you found Yale?
E it is.
IQs:
Were you a noted Irish freedom-fighter of the 1790s?
A former FBI agent, were you the first elected County Executive of Cuyahoga County, Ohio?
Were you the first in your high office to use a rubber stamp for signing the piles of documents which came your way?
kitap:
Are you Nancy Drew’s aunt?
Did you write the book Gone-Away Lake , among others?
Were you a prolific writer who wrote, among other things, the Famous Five series?
DQ. (All I remember is the housekeeper, Hannah Gruen.)
Not Elizabeth Enright.
Not Enid Blyton.
De_La_Rue:
In the Purim story, did you replace Vashti?
Did you write a poem about the Statue of Liberty?
Did you found Yale?
Not Esther.
Not Emma Whosywhatsy.
Not … Edward Yale?
Prof.Pepperwinkle:
IQs:
Did you write Brideshead Revisited ?
Did you create the character of Weary Willie?
Were you wives’ names Elsa and Mileva?
Not Evelyn Waugh.
Not Emmett Kelly.
DQ.
Elendil_s_Heir:
IQs:
Were you a noted Irish freedom-fighter of the 1790s?
A former FBI agent, were you the first elected County Executive of Cuyahoga County, Ohio?
Were you the first in your high office to use a rubber stamp for signing the piles of documents which came your way?
DQ.
DQ.
Not Eisenhower.