IQ1-2: Were you originally known as Dupont and Dupond?
IQ3: Were you a reporter they often interacted with?
I’ve been wondering for a while – is Charles de Gaulle playable as a ‘C’ and a ‘D’, or a ‘C’ and a ‘G’? How about Manfred von Richthofen?
- Are you a fictional hockey player who asks a lot of questions?
- Are you a figure skater with a least tv movie made about your life?
- Are you known for your stained glass windows?
That’s the name he is generally known for and remembered by.
Does anyone refer to him as just Gaulle?
Qs
- Are you a mascot for something GREAT?
- Did you sing a song about a Grinch?
- Are you nicknamed “Birdman”?
- I am not Tony the Tiger.
- I am not Thurl Ravenscroft.
- Take a DQ.
IQs:
- Did a sign on your desk say “The buck stops here”?
- Were you on Sister, Sister?
- Were YOU on Sister, Sister
- I am not Harry S Truman.
Take 2 DQs.
IQs:
Did you win the Battle of Mill Springs, Ky.?
Does your wife appear in one and only one scene of a particular musical?
Are you the best-known person from Pin Point, Ga.?
Take 3 DQs.
IQ1-2: Were you originally known as Dupont and Dupond?
IQ3: Were you a reporter they often interacted with?
Take 3 DQs.
- Are you a fictional hockey player who asks a lot of questions?
- Are you a figure skater with a least tv movie made about your life?
- Are you known for your stained glass windows?
- Take a DQ.
- I am not Tonya Harding.
- I am not Louis Comfort Tiffany.
IMHO, if it’s a capitalized letter in a name, it should be fair play.
- I am not Harry S Truman.
Take 2 DQs.
1 was Tia Mowry; 2 was Tamera Mowry.
DQs:
#1. real?
#2. first name begins with T?
DQs
- Fictional
- Only name begins with T
SCAdian:
IQ1-2: Were you originally known as Dupont and Dupond?
IQ3: Were you a reporter they often interacted with?Take 3 DQs.
Thomson and Thompson
Tintin
DQ1: Male?
DQ2: American creator?
DQ3: Created after 1950?
SCAdian:
I’ve been wondering for a while – is Charles de Gaulle playable as a ‘C’ and a ‘D’, or a ‘C’ and a ‘G’? How about Manfred von Richthofen?
That’s the name he is generally known for and remembered by.
Not what I asked. But the Prof’s answer seems to be that de Gaulle is "C’ and ‘G’, but not ‘D’, and von Richthofen is ‘M’ and ‘R’, but not ‘V’.
IQs:
- Were you a murderous husband played by Raymond Burr?
- Did you win the battle of Fort Fisher?
- Did you write an os that was “just a hobby, won’t be big and professional like gnu”?
DQs
- Fictional
- Only name begins with T
- Male
- Non-American creator(s)
- Created after 1950
IQs:
- Were you a murderous husband played by Raymond Burr?
- Did you win the battle of Fort Fisher?
- Did you write an os that was “just a hobby, won’t be big and professional like gnu”?
Take 3 DQs.
Lars Thorvald (from Rear Window), General Alfred Terry, and Linus Torvalds.
DQ: Created before 1985?
DQ: Original appearance in prose?
1 DQ reserved.
@Knowed_Out – You still out there? Come play with us again!
DQs
- Fictional
- Only name begins with T
- Male
- Non-American creator(s)
- Created after 1950
- Created before 1985
- Did not first appear in prose
knoodler:
- Are you a mascot for something GREAT?
- Did you sing a song about a Grinch?
- Are you nicknamed “Birdman”?
- I am not Tony the Tiger.
- I am not Thurl Ravenscroft.
- Take a DQ.
Tony Hawk
DQ: First appear in movies or TV?
IQs:
- Were you the first president and GM of the Cowboys?
- Did you make a successful transition from professional boxing to acting?
- Were you a film director and voice actor during the golden age of American animation?
IQ1: Were you invincible, untamed, and terrible?
IQ2: Did you command the Amphibious Force in the Pacific during WW II?
IQ3: Are you a 0-6-0T?