IQ1: Did you pick a peck of pickled peppers?
IQ2: Are you officially the most victorious American college football coach in history, except for a 3 year period when a scandal temporarily vacated a large chunk of your wins?
IQ3: Did you pray to be sent to Orlando?
Prof.Pepperwinkle:
IQs:
Did you play (among others) Corporal Bluebottle (waits for applause, not a sausage) on the highly acclaimed 1950’s all-leather BBC radio series The Goon Show ?
Did you write The King of Ys ?
Were you known as “the singing rage”?
Not Peter Sellers, dunno, and not Patty Page
ChockFullOfHeadyGoodness:
IQ1: Did you pick a peck of pickled peppers?
IQ2: Are you officially the most victorious American college football coach in history, except for a 3 year period when a scandal temporarily vacated a large chunk of your wins?
IQ3: Did you pray to be sent to Orlando?
Not Peter Piper, dunno and dunno.
P.
fictional
male
not a character from a TV show or film
American creator(s)
kinda hard to say, but yes, I think would be alive today, if real
not originally from a book
not from a genre, as the term is usually understood
last name starts with P
created after 1950
not originally from a theatrical production such as a play, musical, or opera
not human, but intended to be perceived as such
That last one is a little tricky, but I think that’s the most accurate answer I can give.
Yep, Joe Paterno, Elder Kevin Price from The Book of Mormon
DQ: Created after 1980?
DQ: From a commercial or advertising campaign?
Still holding one DQ
Correct, Poul Anderson, and Correct.
1 DQ reserved.
DQ: From a product or products aimed at children?
Do you and your brothers hustle Rice Krispies?
Are you the Pillsbury Doughboy?
In the Sandman comics, are you the Dreamlands’ janitor?
DQ: From a Public Service Announcement (PSA) campaign, as opposed to hawking a product?
IQ1: Are you a monocle and top hat wearing legume?
IQ2: Were you a prospector in the fictional show Woody’s Roundup ?
IQ3: Do you coach the baseball team that is the main rival to Charlie Brown’s?
Prof.Pepperwinkle:
Do you and your brothers hustle Rice Krispies?
Are you the Pillsbury Doughboy?
In the Sandman comics, are you the Dreamlands’ janitor?
Not Pop (or Snap or Crackle); not Poppin’ Fresh; not… Pericles?
ChockFullOfHeadyGoodness:
IQ1: Are you a monocle and top hat wearing legume?
IQ2: Were you a prospector in the fictional show Woody’s Roundup ?
IQ3: Do you coach the baseball team that is the main rival to Charlie Brown’s?
Not Mr. Peanut (first name Keith, David Letterman once “revealed” in a Top Ten list), Stinky Pete or Peppermint Patty.
P.
fictional
male
not a character from a TV show or film
American creator(s)
kinda hard to say, but yes, I think would be alive today, if real
not originally from a book
not from a genre, as the term is usually understood
last name starts with P
created after 1950
not originally from a theatrical production such as a play, musical, or opera
not human, but intended to be perceived as such
created before 1980
from a commercial or advertising campaign
not from a product or products aimed at children
not from a Public Service Announcement (PSA) campaign, as opposed to hawking a product
Sweep!
IQ1: Are you the leader of the Lost Boys?
IQ2: Did you provide guest vocals on Michael Jackson’s Thriller ?
IQ3: Did Buddy Holly sing two songs about you?
Correct, Correct, and Merv Pumpkinhead.
DQ: advertising a food-related product?
Not Peter Pan, Vincent Price or Peggy Sue.
MissTake:
IQs
Am I one? Is he one? Wouldn’t you like to be one, too?
Manny, Joe and Jack?
Is the current campaign for your product that they’re stackable?
Not a Pepper (with or without a doctorate), not Prizzi, and dunno.
Prof.Pepperwinkle:
IQs:
Are you the title character of a poem by William Langland?
At the start of your story, did you come unstuck in time?
Are you aka Spider-Ham?
Dunno, not Billy Pilgrim, and not Peter Porker.
P.
fictional
male
not a character from a TV show or film
American creator(s)
kinda hard to say, but yes, I think would be alive today, if real
not originally from a book
not from a genre, as the term is usually understood
last name starts with P
created after 1950
not originally from a theatrical production such as a play, musical, or opera
not human, but intended to be perceived as such
created before 1980
from a commercial or advertising campaign
not from a product or products aimed at children
not from a Public Service Announcement (PSA) campaign, as opposed to hawking a product
advertising a food-related product
Yes, the Pep Boys, Julius Pringle
DQs
Is the food related to breakfast?
Is it considered a snack food?
Another sweep!
IQ1: Are you the namesake of Coca-Cola’s largely unsuccessful attempt to compete with Dr. Pepper?
IQ2: Were you a Beatle’s mistress while he was estranged from his wife, and you were suggested by that wife?
IQ3: Did you change your name after falling off your horse?
#1 was Piers Plowman. Correct on the others.
1 DQ reserved.
Dingdingding!
Yes, I am indeed
Julius Pringles
Symbol of the snack brand:
Pringles is an American brand of stackable potato-based chips invented by Procter & Gamble (P&G) in 1968 and marketed as "Pringle's Newfangled Potato Chips". The brand was sold in 2012 to Kellogg's.
As of 2011,[update] Pringles were sold in more than 140 countries. In 2012, Pringles were the fourth most popular snack brand after Lay's, Doritos and Cheetos (all manufactured by Frito-Lay), with 2.2% market share globally.
In 1956, Procter & Gamble assigned a task to chemist Fredric J. Baur (1...
Well done, MissTake ! Please start a new thread for June.
Great job, Miss Take
Some catch up.
ChockFullOfHeadyGoodness:
IQ1: Are you the namesake of Coca-Cola’s largely unsuccessful attempt to compete with Dr. Pepper?
IQ2: Were you a Beatle’s mistress while he was estranged from his wife, and you were suggested by that wife?
IQ3: Did you change your name after falling off your horse?
Mr. Pibb - thought this had a chance of being the answer
May Pang
St. Paul, formerly Saul of Tarsus