Botticelli March 2023

Thread Games
561

A

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. First name begins with A
  4. Not American
562

Not Albert Brooks
DQ
Not Louie Armstrong

3 DQs

3 DQs

Not Julie Andrews
Not Archimedes
DQ

563
  1. Asmodeus (Duke of hell, second highest hit points next to Demogorgon of Strange Things fame who had 200)
  2. Robert Asprin author of the Myth-adventures series.
  3. Prince Albert (Did anyone ever let him out of that can?)

DQs:

  1. Known for the arts?
  2. Claim to fame overlaps 20th century?

1 DQ resevered

564

3 (the Hippy-Dippy Weatherman, with all the hippy-dippy weather, man) was Al Sleet.

DQ: European?

565

Correct, Anjelica Huston, correct.

1 DQ reserved

566

A

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. First name begins with A
  4. Not American
  5. Known for the arts
  6. Claim to fame overlaps 20th century
  7. European by birth
567

Previous IQs:

Were you a lunar AI’s alter ego? - Adam Selene, in Heinlein’s The Moon is a Harsh Mistress
Were you a Harlem Congressman known for saying “Keep the faith, baby”? - Adam Clayton Powell
Were you a jaded vampire residing in Detroit? - Adam (Tom Hiddleston), in Only Lovers Left Alive

Adam x3!

DQs:

Living?
Best known as a performing artist?
From the British Isles?

IQs:

Have you been played by a pair of actors who formerly played a cowboy and a cop, respectively?
Did you have a pop hit with “Goody Two Shoes”?
Were you a US senator from Pennsylvania noted for your unpleasant disposition behind the scenes?

568

IQs:
1. Is your best friend Jughead?
2. Was your best friend Buster Baxter?
3. Was your best friend Gerald?

569

IQs

  1. In terms of total sales, are you the second best selling author in history surpassed only by Shakespeare?
    2.Did you share a train car with a man dressed in NewsPaper
    3 Are felines your favorite food?
570

A

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. First name begins with A
  4. Not American
  5. Known for the arts
  6. Claim to fame overlaps 20th century
  7. European by birth
  8. Dead
  9. Best known as a performing artist
  10. Born in the British Isles
571

DQ
Not Adam Ant
Not Arlen Specter

Not Archie
Not Arthur the Aardvark
DQ

Not Agatha Christie? I think I saw that bit of trivia somewhere
DQ
Not Alf

572

3 was Arnold, from Hey Arnold.

DQ: died before 1950?

573

A

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. First name begins with A
  4. Not American
  5. Known for the arts
  6. Claim to fame overlaps 20th century
  7. European by birth
  8. Dead
  9. Best known as a performing artist
  10. Born in the British Isles
  11. Died after 1950
574

1.Correct
2. Alice from “Through the Looking Glass and what Alice found there” by Lewis Carrol
3. Correct

One more DQ resevered for a total of two.

575

Jensen Ackles, Andre Norton, Richard Armour.

My DQs are free to anyone as I have a miserable cold and just want to sleep. And stop coughing.

576

DQ: Actor?

1 of kitap’s DQs: Died after 1990?

577

Get well soon, kitap!

IQs:

  1. Were you the plant in Little Shop Of Horrors?
  2. Did you write Fables In Slang?
  3. Did you write a number of stories involving the detective Solar Pons?
578

A

  1. Real
  2. Male
  3. First name begins with A
  4. Not American
  5. Known for the arts
  6. Claim to fame overlaps 20th century
  7. European by birth
  8. Dead
  9. Best known as a performing artist
  10. Born in the British Isles
  11. Did some acting, but not best known for acting
  12. Died before 1990

Clarification on #7 and #10 and why I reworded my responses. Although I was born and died in the British Isles, my family emigrated when I was a child, so in the general public’s mind I am usually associated with a different location.

579

Not Audrey II
Take 2 DQs

580

Correct on Audrey II.
#2 was Geiorge Ade.
#3 was August Derleth.

DQs:

  1. Singer/musician?
  2. Died before 1960?