I can stump you!!!

zen_steinhardt wrote:

dimbert started off with a computer question.

I was all ready to jump in with the answer that taken first to last, the names stand for MSIE, Microsoft Internet Exploder :slight_smile:

LOL–I just played it—
You mean–it’s NOT one of those BIG two headed bass drums? Then SOMETHING’S being splatted against one. SLIGHT resonance.

Is it ANY kind of ball?

OK (since it doesn’t look like anyone’s going to try it.)

Al Benton is the only pitcher to face both Babe Ruth and Mickey Mantle.

Zev Steinhardt

um zev, you missed jcgmoi’s response on the first page.
just didn’t want him to lose his points

What recording company recorded the albums “Let’s Dance the Hawaiian Hula,” “Enchanting Hawaiian Holiday,” and “On the beach at Waikiki” and why is it so funny?

49th State Record Company. Alaska is the 49th state, Hawaii is the 50th.

UncleBill <==== Hawaiian native

You’re right, brother rat, I did miss his answer. :o My apologies jcgmoi, you were correct. And thanks for correcting me brother rat.

Zev Steinhardt

She’s right! It’s a basketball hitting a backboard!

Congratulations to ThisYearsGirl! She’s one of the cool kids!

Interesting facts… but irrelevant. The answer to this question is a man who played for the Boston Celtics. Neither Saperstein or Karstens did.

And, wrong things don’t become “righter” just because you repeat them. :smiley:

James.

Ooh, does this mean I get to post a question? Hmm…

What do William Shakespeare, Margaret Thatcher, and Darth Vader have in common?

Pete Maravich?

No apology necessary Zev. It’s easy to miss a post in the scrum.

Thanks brother rat for the general heads-up.

quite right, but i enjoyed my 53 minute power trip

I’m really enjoying my powertrip, as well as the props from hardygrrl.

DING! DING! DING!

Congrats, Starbury. I’ve never met anyone who got that question. Most people don’t know that the Pistol played for Boston… for the first half of the last season of his career. He retired at mid-season and the Celts went on to win a Championship.

Except that your question was phrased

"What little-known Boston Celtic was asked to be the first white Harlem Globetrotter? "

Pistol Pete was NOT asked to be the first white Globetrotter…because there there already HAD been a white Globetrotter long before Pete ever shot his first bakset. (Actually, I couldn’t even find a cite saying that Maravich HAD been invited to join the Globetrotters, but I’ll take your word on it…)

http://www.harlemglobetrotters.com/noflash/legend_karstens.html

Bob Karstens (from Davenport, Iowa…my hometown btw), joined the Globetrotters in 1942.

Maravich was not even BORN until 1947
http://www.hoophall.com/halloffamers/Maravich.htm

Me thinks you have your facts wrong.

You know, beagledave (you mister-smarty-pants, you), I am not going to even dignify that last post of yours with a response.
Why?

For the perfectly sound reason that I can’t think of a single thing to say that would sufficiently cloud the issue enough to hide the fact that you are right and I am wrong.

That’s why.

Putz.

:smiley:

Hey…I’ve been called worse by mrs beagledave on a regular basis :smiley:

Nice thread though…thanks !

Another music one:

In the song "Pride(In the Name of Love) by U2,there is a factual mistake in the lyrics.

The song is about Martin Luther King Jr…what’s the mistake?
eunola…know this one? More props if you do…

M.L. King wasn’t shot in the morning (shots ring out in the morning sky) but around supper time. (I love Google.)