:smack:
You had me so excited, ya bastard! 
- Name a famous trumpeter.
Miles Davis - What is the most popular means of communication, other than face-to-face?
Email - Name a language spoken in at least two countries.
English - Name a country with a king.
Jordan - Name an American writer.
Ernest Hemmingway - Name a Spanish painter.
Pablo Picasso - What was the best movie of the 1960s?
pass - Name a President of a country other than the United States.
Nicolas Sarkozy - Name a war that occurred in Israel.
6 day war - What is the most popular college major?
Psychology
I can’t believe how hard it was for me to think of a movie in the '60s. I am younger than I thought I was.
I’m pretty sure I won this. No need to tally the scores. NEXT!
Before I do any counting, good luck again to everyone who played, and thanks for playing. I would also like to remind everyone that I am still accepting submissions for questions for Family Feud Part IX by email (not PM!). If there’s enough interest, I might split off a Trivial Feud game for harder, more serious, searchable questions like the ones in this thread.
Two enchiladas, one strong IPA and seemingly about an hour later:
Hooray! Counting’s over! OK, here comes the scoring rubric (by responses, not points). One-entry-only responses don’t score points, so they’re not in the lists. Any responses where it’s reasonably obvious that the different posters meant the same thing (different spellings of the same President, or England/UK/Great Britain for having a king, or different names for the same Israeli war) were considered the same response. “Pass” was considered a response.
- Famous trumpeter
Louis Armstrong 27
Dizzy Gillespie 9
Miles Davis 7
Al Hirt 2
Chuck Mangione 2
Wynton Marsalis 2
(I counted Branford Marsalis, a sax player, as brother Wynton, the trumpet player. Merry Christmas! 
)
- Means of communication
Telephone 34
Cellphone 8
Email 7
(If you said both telephone and cellphone, you got counted for cellphone. Be less specific next time! )
- Language
English 36
Spanish 11
- Country with King
Spain 22
Jordan 9
England/UK/Great Britain 6
Saudi Arabia 4
Sweden 4
Norway 2
- American writer
Mark Twain 17
Stephen King 13
Ernest Hemingway 10
Edgar Allen Poe 3
John Steinbeck 2
Norman Mailer 2
- Spanish painter
Pablo Picasso 30
Salvador Dali 11
El Greco 3
Francisco Goya 2
Pass 2
- Best movie of the 1960s
The Graduate 16
Easy Rider 5
Dr. Strangelove 4
2001: A Space Odyssey 3
Pass 3
Midnight Cowboy 2
To Kill a Mockingbird 2
The Sound of Music 2
- Foreign president
Vladimir Putin 14
Pervez Musharraf 9
Nicholas Sarkozy 8
Hugo Chavez 5
Felipe Calderon 4
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad 2
Jacques Chirac 2
- Israeli war
1967/Six-Day 31
Yom Kippur 6
1948/Arab-Israeli/Independence 5
Crusades 3
Seven-Day 2
Pass 2
- College major
Business 13
English 12
Psychology 4
Communications 3
Computer Science 2
Engineering 2
Answers not counted (one response only): Herb Alpert, written communication, German, Portuguese, French, Thailand, Greece, Japan, Tom Clancy, Toni Morrison, William Faulkner, El Cid, Diego Velasquez, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Mary Poppins, Psycho, Goldfinger, The Great Train Robbery, It’s A Mad etc. World, Ben Hur, The Magnificent Seven, Cool Hand Luke, Gone with the Wind, Dr. No, The Birds, The Russians are Coming! The Russians are Coming!, Vicente Fox, Fidel Castro, Mitterand, Marcos, Mbarrack, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, biology, journalism, medicine, speech communication, education, economics, sociology.
Scoreboard coming.
Forgot Liberal Arts – 6 responses.
Drumroll please!
The winner is Tamex with an astounding 464 points, nailing almost every single question! Congratulations Tamex!
The entire scoreboard follows:
1 Tamex 464
2 DaphneBlack 444
3 A Monkey With a Gun 438
4 labtrash 436
5 MadTheSwine 420
6 fatmac98 404
7 tesseract 396
7 scout1222 396
9 zuma 392
10 Sternvogel 370
11 JpnDude 366
12 iamthewalrus(:3= 360
12 cmkeller 360
14 Interrobang!? 354
14 Justin_Bailey 354
16 Lsura 348
17 Wile E 340
18 Inner Stickler 338
18 OneCentStamp 338
20 MissGypsy 336
21 racer72 332
21 Indistinguishable 332
23 Mhaye 330
23 Paintcharge 330
25 Purgatory Creek 328
26 PaulParkhead 326
27 ZipperJJ 320
28 RickJay 316
28 cmyk 316
30 Bayard 310
31 Happy Lendervedder 306
32 BearFlag 304
33 Gala Matrix Fire 300
34 BoBettie 298
35 mikemo 298
36 Frosted Glass 290
36 BrassyPhrase 290
38 Madd Maxx 286
39 Kat 280
40 Hostile Dialect 278
41 freckafree 264
42 treis 262
42 3acresandatruck 262
44 Hockey Monkey 240
45 SSG Schwartz 224
46 anyrose 208
47 gonzomax 188
47 Beadalin 188
49 Queen Bruin 156
50 USCDiver 128
ETA: Whew, shit, that was a lot of work. Kudos to SSG Schwartz and anyone else who’s run this. I’ll be happy to do it again, but unless someone wants to take over for a little bit or volunteer to pick up some of the slack for the next game, I’m going to take a little break. Thanks again for playing, everyone!
well, at least I wasn’t last. 
when’s the next game?
I’ll run the next game, just give me a few minutes to come up with questions.
New game hosted by Justin Bailey
Woot! #17! Much better than 2nd to last.
nevermind 
(The OP said not to read the whole thread before you post…)
I won? Really? Yay 
I had a lot of trouble coming up with a country that had a king (as opposed to a queen).
Um, ouch… I’ll have to think more like the general public next time instead of the first thing that pops into my head.
my response in bold
What is the best format for the responses? Do you like the question repeated? Do you like the answers numbered? Does it matter? Maybe the instructions should be amended let us know, making your scoring job easier. Just a thought.
Since you asked, the biggest things that respondents can do to make (my method of) scoring easier are numbering their answers, making their answers stick out, and minimizing the line spaces between answers. So this is great:
And so is this:
But this is a little harder to score:
Thanks for asking! I’m thinking of starting a Trivial Feud game fairly soon with more questions like these ones, since it turns out that Feud Tucker is a more temporary condition than I thought.