Dunno, dunno, and not Neville Chamberlain (UK, not England, as such).
#1 was George K. Nash.
#2 was Nero Wolfe.
#3 is correct.
DQ: Known from science and technology?
1 DQ reserved.
1 was Chuck Noland, in Cast Away (unless this Cavaliers player has some history I’m not aware of).
IQs:
- Did you direct Monsoon Wedding and The Namesake?
- Did you have a hit in 2002 with “Hot in Herre” [sic]?
- Were you the self-proclaimed Emperor of the United States?
DQ: died before 1850?
One DQ reserved.
Matt Nagy, Gary Numan, John Noble
haven’t used these in a while…
DQ: Born north of the Mason Dixon line?
DQ: Born east of the Mississippi River?
holding a DQ
Dunno, dunno and not Norton I.
N.
- real
- male
- dead
- kinda sorta known for the arts
- died before 1900
- died after 1700
- first name begins with N
- not European
- died after 1800
- primarily known for something besides kinda sorta the arts
- American
- politically active, but not best-known for it now
- all in all, of considerable if not great historical significance, as opposed to a footnote, I’d say, but YMMV
- someone a high school student would probably not know about, alas
- beneficial to society
- not best known for business
- not known from science and technology
- died before 1850
- born north of the Mason-Dixon line
- born east of the Mississippi River
That’s 20, so no more IQs, please. All pending DQs should be asked by noon EST Friday.
DQ: Known for the military?
N.
- real
- male
- dead
- kinda sorta known for the arts
- died before 1900
- died after 1700
- first name begins with N
- not European
- died after 1800
- primarily known for something besides kinda sorta the arts
- American
- politically active, but not best-known for it now
- all in all, of considerable if not great historical significance, as opposed to a footnote, I’d say, but YMMV
- someone a high school student would probably not know about, alas
- beneficial to society
- not best known for business
- not known from science and technology
- died before 1850
- born north of the Mason-Dixon line
- born east of the Mississippi River
- not known for the military
DQ: known from creating a book?
Two DQs reserved.
You had two DQs reserved before, and just asked one, or have I miscounted?
N.
- real
- male
- dead
- kinda sorta known for the arts
- died before 1900
- died after 1700
- first name begins with N
- not European
- died after 1800
- primarily known for something besides kinda sorta the arts
- American
- politically active, but not best-known for it now
- all in all, of considerable if not great historical significance, as opposed to a footnote, I’d say, but YMMV
- someone a high school student would probably not know about, alas
- beneficial to society
- not best known for business
- not known from science and technology
- died before 1850
- born north of the Mason-Dixon line
- born east of the Mississippi River
- not known for the military
- known from creating a book
last DQ: Best known for a single incident?
N.
- real
- male
- dead
- kinda sorta known for the arts
- died before 1900
- died after 1700
- first name begins with N
- not European
- died after 1800
- primarily known for something besides kinda sorta the arts
- American
- politically active, but not best-known for it now
- all in all, of considerable if not great historical significance, as opposed to a footnote, I’d say, but YMMV
- someone a high school student would probably not know about, alas
- beneficial to society
- not best known for business
- not known from science and technology
- died before 1850
- born north of the Mason-Dixon line
- born east of the Mississippi River
- not known for the military
- known from creating a book
- best known for a single incident
American male, died 1800-1850, known for a single incident and/or creating a book. First name starts with N.
I’m pretty sure I know who this is.
I see one reserved in post #63, then two earned in post #65. Which makes three, with one asked in post #68, leaving me with a current total of two reserved.
Ah, I see. You never revealed the answers to the two IQs I couldn’t answer from your post 63. I was only looking for times you either asked or reserved a DQ.
My mistake; let me fix that. 1 was Mira Nair, 2 was Nelly.
DQ: known for a nonfiction/reference book?
One DQ reserved.
N.
- real
- male
- dead
- kinda sorta known for the arts
- died before 1900
- died after 1700
- first name begins with N
- not European
- died after 1800
- primarily known for something besides kinda sorta the arts
- American
- politically active, but not best-known for it now
- all in all, of considerable if not great historical significance, as opposed to a footnote, I’d say, but YMMV
- someone a high school student would probably not know about, alas
- beneficial to society
- not best known for business
- not known from science and technology
- died before 1850
- born north of the Mason-Dixon line
- born east of the Mississippi River
- not known for the military
- known from creating a book
- best known for a single incident
- known for a nonfiction/reference book
I’m guessing DLR knows this one, too. Go ahead and guess!
I know it’s one of two people, but I don’t know the first names.
Heheh. Please ask all earned “Are you Firstname Lastname?” questions by 3pm EST tomorrow.
I’ll wait a bit. I hosted the round before.