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". It is technically considered an extruded snack because of the manufacturing process. The brand was sold in 2012 to Kellanova, but in 2024, Kellanova, Kellogg's parent company, agreed to be purchased by Mars Inc.
As of 2011,[update] Pringles were sold in more than 140 countries. In 2012, Pringles were the fourth most popular snack brand...
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