The Daily Feud: Planes, Trains and Automobiles by El_Kabong [Closed]

  1. Boeing 747
  2. Chuck Yeager
  3. Air France
  4. Strangers on a Train
  5. Japan
  6. Amtrak
  7. Ferrari
  8. Indy 500
  9. Motorcycle
  10. Ford Taurus

I love that movie and it was my first thought as well. But I was having an internal debate with myself over whether subway cars counted as a “train” so I went with Strangers on a Train instead.

  1. Boeing 747
  2. Mannfred von Richtofen (The Red Baron)
  3. Virgin
  4. Planes, Trains and Automobiles
  5. Japan
  6. Amtrak
  7. Ferrari
  8. Indianapolis 500
  9. Motorcycle
  10. Honda Civic
  1. Name the make and model of a popular commercial airliner.

  2. Name a famous aircraft pilot.

  3. Name a current European-based airline.

  4. Name a film (theatrical or for TV) where trains are a major plot element.

  5. Name a country, other than the USA, where passenger trains are a popular mode of transportation.

  6. Name a North American railroad of the past or present.

  7. Name an automobile maker known mainly for fast, expensive sports cars.

  8. Name a famous automobile race.

  9. Name a type of motorized land vehicle that is not an automobile.

  10. Name the make and model of the most generic car you can think of.

  11. Boeing 747

  12. Charles Lindbergh

  13. British Airways

  14. Trainspotting

  15. England

  16. Pennsylvania Railroad

  17. Porsche

  18. Indy 500

  19. tank

  20. Ford LTD

Heh … well, here I go again, free falling from the top 10 for sure. :smiley:
#6 - my great great uncle worked for PRR, and one of my brothers has his set of PRR keys. :slight_smile:
#9 - not sure if tank is a viable answer, but it’s all I could think of!
#10 - that’s the generic for the police dept. & for many taxi cos. I think.

Amtrak! :smack:

  1. Boeing
  2. Amelia Earhart
  3. Swiss Air
  4. Throw Mamma From the Train
  5. Japan
  6. Norfolk Southern
  7. Ferrari
  8. Daytona 500
  9. Motorcycle
  10. Ford Taurus

Heh, I didn’t think of Amtrak either. I grew up near a freight line that Norfolk Southern ran on.

  1. Boeing 747
  2. The Red Baron
  3. Virgin
  4. The Railway Children
  5. Japan
  6. Union Pacific
  7. Ferrari
  8. Indy 500
  9. Scooter
  10. Ford Fiesta

Unless you want to get a head start! :smiley:

  1. Boeing 747
  2. Charles Lindbergh
  3. British Air
  4. Murder on The Orient Express
  5. Japan
  6. pass
  7. Ferrari
  8. Daytona
  9. Tractor
  10. Ford Focus
  1. Boeing 747
  2. Charles Lindburgh
  3. Luftansa
  4. Murder on the Orient Express
  5. Germany
  6. Amtrak
  7. Lambourghini
  8. Indy 500
  9. Stryker
  10. Ford Escort
  1. McDonnel Douglas DC-10
  2. Charles Lindbergh
  3. Aer Lingus
  4. Runaway Train
  5. England
  6. Baltimore & Ohio (B&O)
  7. Porsche
  8. Indy 500
  9. Motorcycle
  10. Honda Civc
  1. Boeing 747
  2. Charles Lindbergh
  3. British Air
  4. Murder on the Orient Express
  5. Japan
  6. Amtrak
  7. Ferarri
  8. Indy 500
  9. Motorcycle
  10. Ford Taurus
  1. Boeing 747
  2. Charles Lindberg
  3. British Airways
  4. Murder on the Orient Express
  5. India
  6. Delaware & Pacific
  7. Porsche
  8. Indianapolis 500
  9. Motorcycle
  10. Toyota Camry
  1. Boeing 747
  2. Charles Lindbergh
  3. British Airways
  4. Throw Mama From the Train
  5. Japan
  6. Union Pacific
  7. Ferrari
  8. Indy 500
  9. Motorcycle
  10. Volkswagon Bug
  1. Boeing 747
  2. Red Baron
  3. KLM
  4. Runaway Train
  5. Japan
  6. Canadian Pacific Railway
  7. Ferrari
  8. Indy 500
  9. Motorcycle
  10. Honda Civic
  1. Boeing 747
  2. Lindburgh
    3.British Airways
  3. Strangers on a Train
  4. France
  5. The B & O
  6. Porsche
  7. Indy 500
  8. Motobike
  9. Crown victoria

Ahhh! How did I not think of Murder on the Orient Express?

And question #10 was a real toughie. I ended up pulling one out of my past, because I know there are a lot of city-dwellers and nice-weather-dwellers on the board and I can’t figure out how they’d answer. Around here, a “generic car” would either be a Ford truck or a Subaru wagon.

  1. Boeing 747

  2. Charles Lindbergh

  3. Air France

  4. Murder on the Orient Express

  5. Italy

  6. Amtrak

  7. Lamborghini

  8. Indy 500

  9. Motorcycle

  10. Honda Civic

  11. Do they even make any normal cars?

  12. My first thought for make was Ford … but then I had a really hard time figuring out what Ford model was the MOST generic.

  1. Boeing 747
  2. Chuck Yaeger
  3. Air France
  4. Planes, Trains & Automobiles
  5. France
  6. Amtrak
  7. Lamborghini
  8. Indy 500
  9. Motorcycle
  10. Honda Civic

My thought processes or attempts at humor.

  1. Name the make and model of a popular commercial airliner.
    Boeing 747 is the first that comes to mind; there are a lot of others.

  2. Name a famous aircraft pilot.
    Chuck Yaeger far and away; others: Wright Bros, Howard Hughes but Yaeger from the The Right Stuff would seem to be the definitive answer

  3. Name a current European-based airline.
    Picking Air France since the country’s name is in the title

  4. Name a film (theatrical or for TV) where trains are a major plot element.
    Again a bunch; but since PT & A is the title of the thread I will go with that.

  5. Name a country, other than the USA, where passenger trains are a popular mode of transportation.
    Hmm- didn’t realize train travel was popular in US

  6. Name a North American railroad of the past or present.
    There are a bunch of old RRs active or defunct: Union Pacific, Penn Central, Illinois Central, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe—but gotta go with the Amtrak

  7. Name an automobile maker known mainly for fast, expensive sports cars.
    Coin flip between Lamborghini & Ferrari

  8. Name a famous automobile race.
    Indy 500 is the granddaddy of them all