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TODAY’S QUESTION:
Germany’s own Mackie Messer is better known by what name in English?
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TODAY’S QUESTION:
Since August 1955, what magazine has been home to jovial little creatures known as femlins?
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TODAY’S QUESTION:
In Pixar’s 2008 hit, the last robot on earth is a WALL-E unit. What’s the name of his larger cousins working on board the spaceship Axiom?
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TODAY’S QUESTION:
What national restaurant chain’s name is the anagram of a Native American language?
(If there’s more than one answer to this I’ll … be delighted.)
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Another puzzler that you can work on over your time off:
What role do all these actors have in common?
John Derek
Victor Garber
Frank Langella
Jack Lemmon
James Marsden
Rob Morrow
Raoul WalshYESTERDAY‘S ANSWER:
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TODAY’S QUESTION:
What album in the rock ‘n’ roll canon originally ended with a track sometimes called “Inner Groove”?
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TODAY’S QUESTION:
What 1995 movie is based on the real-life story of Lefty and the Ant?
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TODAY’S QUESTION:
When uninformed spellcheckers take an uncommon but perfectly spelled word and replace it with a word in their dictionary, that’s known as the Cupertino effect.
Example: Spellcheckers unfamiliar with Obama would suggest Osama as a replacement. Hitting “replace all” without looking could accidentally make you look like a McCain supporter. Whoops.
Question: The Cupertino effect got its name a couple of years ago when spellcheckers would suggest replacing what word with “Cupertino”?
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Bonus difficulty level! This is a puzzler as well as a question of the day. (What’s a puzzler? Pretty much anything that’s not just a simple Googleable factual answer.)
What do these actors have in common?
Lon Chaney, Jr.
Brendan Fraser
Phil Hartman
Meat Loaf
John Lone
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TODAY’S QUESTION:
What were Dan Aykroyd, Bette Midler, and Harry Belafonte doing on the evening of January 28, 1985?
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