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Nergtul wrote:

Sorry I haven’t been here that often! I have Covid right now so I’m in bed and got an email about this game that I totally forgot about!

Get well soon!

Just a quick heads up that there's no penalties for wrong answers or multiple answers, and there may be points for interesting answers even if they are wrong. u.u

Lutzite wrote:

XD it is Lincoln, he apocryphally had over 300 contests and lost only one.

Giorgio - 2
Bingusell - 1
Virrecich - 3

The US large yield bomb called Massive Ordnance Air Blast or MOAB is a very powerful conventional (non-nuclear) weapon. But Russia has developed an even more powerful bomb known as the FOAB. What does the acronym stand for?

Father of All Bombs

I do a lot of history

That is correct, since the MOAB is commonly known as the Mother Of All Bombs.

Giorgio - 2
Bingusell - 1
Virrecich - 3
FGG - 1

Which head of state's title included the terms "His Excellency, President for Life, Field Marshal Al Hajj Doctor, Lord of all the Beasts of the Earth and Fishes of the Sea and Conqueror of the British Empire in Africa in General" and included the Victoria Cross and Distinguished Service Order?

Lutzite wrote:

That is correct, since the MOAB is commonly known as the Mother Of All Bombs.

Giorgio - 2
Bingusell - 1
Virrecich - 3
FGG - 1

Which head of state's title included the terms "His Excellency, President for Life, Field Marshal Al Hajj Doctor, Lord of all the Beasts of the Earth and Fishes of the Sea and Conqueror of the British Empire in Africa in General" and included the Victoria Cross and Distinguished Service Order?

Lord of all Breasts of the Earth???

Lord of all the Beasts of the Earth as well as the Fishes of the Sea and Conqueror of the British Empire in Africa in General :D

hint, he had a successful movie made on him

Lutzite wrote:

Lord of all the Beasts of the Earth as well as the Fishes of the Sea and Conqueror of the British Empire in Africa in General :D

hint, he had a successful movie made on him

I sat here forever, this hint really helped

Idi Amin

Correct answer again!

Giorgio - 2
Bingusell - 1
Virrecich - 3
FGG - 2

The famous ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus is said to have been given a prophecy that he would die by something falling on his head. How did he finally die?

Hi karma!

Lutzite wrote:

Correct answer again!

Giorgio - 2
Bingusell - 1
Virrecich - 3
FGG - 2

The famous ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus is said to have been given a prophecy that he would die by something falling on his head. How did he finally die?

A bird dropped something on his head, I forgot what

Hello Karma! I'm one of Lutzite's compatriots over at the "Fridate and other stuff" department, and I'll be taking over to close off this round.

The Freakin Guardians of the Galaxy wrote:

A bird dropped something on his head, I forgot what

We want the full cause of death!

Hint: the answer is one of today's most popular aquatic pets!

The Wandering Dark wrote:

Hello Karma! I'm one of Lutzite's compatriots over at the "Fridate and other stuff" department, and I'll be taking over to close off this round.

We want the full cause of death!

Some turtle, right?

Bingo, FGG! An eagle dropped a tortoise on his head, miraculously fulfilling the prophecy.

Giorgio-2
Bingussel-1
Virreich-3
FGG-3

Since we have a tie, we have to keep going!

One of the most popular debates among ancient philosophers was "with how few words can you define Man?" When Plato defined man in two words as "featherless bipeds," Diogenes of Sinope plucked a chicken and brought it to Plato's academy, exclaiming "I have brought you a man!" Because of this, Plato's academy made a change to their definition of man. What was this change?

The Wandering Dark wrote:

Bingo, FGG! An eagle dropped a tortoise on his head, miraculously fulfilling the prophecy.

Giorgio-2
Bingussel-1
Virreich-3
FGG-3

Since we have a tie, we have to keep going!

One of the most popular debates among ancient philosophers was "with how few words can you define Man?" When Plato defined man in two words as "featherless bipeds," Diogenes of Sinope plucked a chicken and brought it to Plato's academy, exclaiming "I have brought you a man!" Because of this, Plato's academy made a change to their definition of man. What was this change?

Looked through a book to find it

"With flat, broad nails"

Bingo! With that, the first round of trivia closes with FGG as the winner!

The final scores of this round are as follows:

Giorgio - 2
Bingussel - 1
Virreich - 3
FGG - 4

the second round will begin later this afternoon whenever a member of the department is available, so make sure to check back often! Thank you all for participating!

Oh i missed everything didn't i

Wait, what event is going on? I'm not so informed.

No worries, guys! First round winner of trivia has already been announced, second round begins in a half hour!

The Wandering Dark wrote:

Bingo! With that, the first round of trivia closes with FGG as the winner!

The final scores of this round are as follows:

Giorgio - 2
Bingussel - 1
Virreich - 3
FGG - 4

the second round will begin later this afternoon whenever a member of the department is available, so make sure to check back often! Thank you all for participating!

"Bingussel"

It's time for Trivia Round 2! Our Category is Literature. We'll start with some easy ones. Just no cheating!

In George Orwell’s Animal Farm, what was the name of the pig leader?

I think it was Napoleon

Correct!
Coliantia - 1

Next question, Mark Twain’s 1885 novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn was set along which river?

Altino wrote:

Correct!
Coliantia - 1

Next question, Mark Twain’s 1885 novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn was set along which river?

Unlike literally everybody, I have never read that book.

That is a crying shame, Bing.

Altino wrote:

That is a crying shame, Bing.

The only thing I know about it, is that the N-word is present.