A person hearing “ark” assumes “Noah’s” ark and tries to remember his various family members.
No, I said “Moses’ ark.”
Oh, Moses. He didn’t have an ark.
Oh, yes he did!
Exodus 2:3 and 2:5.
The basket he was set adrift in was referred to as an “ark” in KJV.
(The Hebrew word for Moses’ ark and Noah’s ark approximates “tebah,” and it not connected with the Hebrew word for “ark” as in “Ark of the Covenant,” which just means "chest.)
There was a thread in GQ last fall sometime that goes into it a little more.
So the answer: No one was with Moses in the ark–he was alone.
My favorite is Ayesha.
OOOOOHHHHH!
“Favorite trivial stumpers.”
I thought the thread was “Favorite trivia Strumpets”.
Never mind.
You should tell the truth, expose the lies and live in the moment."-Bill Hicks
“You should tell the lies, live the truth and expose yourself.” - Bill Clinton
Who played the part of Charles Foster Kane in the film Citizen Kane?
And it’s not who you think.
And for you Castaway fans, the full names are:
Jonas Grumby Thurston Howell III Professor Roy Hinkley Ginger Grant Lovey Wentworth Howell Mary Ann Summers
Sherwood Schwartz has been engaging in a bit of revisionist history of late by claiming that Gilligan’s full name was Willy Gilligan. However, that name was never used in any Gilligan episode (pilot, primtime, cartoon, special, etc) ever presented.
What actor has played three roles in various ST productions:
[ul][li]each as a member of a different alien race[/li][li]has died as that character[/ul][/li]
Name the actor, the production in which he died, and the alien he portrayed.
Clues: one character was strictly from a TV production, one from a movie, and one that was in both TV and movie productions.
Wrong thinking is punished, right thinking is just as swiftly rewarded. You’ll find it an effective combination.
Romulan commander in TOS episode “Balance of Terror”
Klingon commander in the the first movie
Sarek, Spock’s father and Vulcan ambassader to Earth/UFP in TOS episode “Journey to Babel,” in the third film The Search for Spok and later in two TNG episodes “Sarek” and “Unification Part I.”
Mark Leonard’s character dies in all but three of his appearances (The Search for Spock, “Journey to Babel” and “Sarek”).
Sad part: All from memory. I’m an aging treker sigh
Harry Steinfeldt-3rd baseman for “Tinkers-to-Evers-to Chance” who turned something like a measly 40 double plays in a year. They only became famous because of a song or poem done about them back in the day.
I feel more like I do now than I did when I got here.
