Impossible Questions: Musical Oddity Edition Answer
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What do ‘60s novelty band Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs and country singer Faith Hill have in common?
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Impossible Questions: Musical Oddity Edition
Think you know the answer to this question? Think you can get it? Good luck…and come back tomorrow to see if you’re right.
What do ‘60s novelty band Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs and country singer Faith Hill have in common?
Fact-or-Fake Friday: This Is ‘Jeopardy!’
What follows are three weird news items that pertain to the TV game show Jeopardy! Two of them are true…and one of them isn’t. Why? Because we made it up, that’s why! Can you guess which one is the phony? (The answer—or maybe the question?—is at the end of the post.)
Impossible Questions: Hoops Edition – Answer Revealed!
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What happened in the 2003 NBA Finals that has never happened again?
Impossible Questions: Hoops Edition
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What happened in the 2003 NBA Finals that has never happened again?
Fact-or-Fake Friday: Mug Shot Mania Edition
What follows are three weird news stories. Two of them are true…and one of them isn’t. Why? Because we made it up, that’s why! Can you guess which one is the phony? (The answer is at the end of the post.)
Fact-or-Fake Friday: Get It Yourself!
What follows are three weird news stories. Two of them are true…and one of them isn’t. We made it up. Can you guess which one is the phony? (The answer is at the end of the post.)
Fake-or-Fact Friday: Easter Roundup Eggs-Travaganza Edition
So two of these bizarre news stories really happened…and one didn’t happen at all on account of we made it up. The truth is revealed at the end of the post.
Impossible Questions: Sweet Science Edition – The Answer
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How can common table sugar be turned into a billion dollars?
Impossible Questions: Sweet Science Edition
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How can common table sugar be turned into a billion dollars?
It’s Fake-or-Fact Friday!
Two of these news items really happened…and one of them didn’t happen at all. We made it up! The answer is at the end of the post.
Fake-or-Fact Friday: Fast Food Edition
Two of these news items really happened. One of them only happened…in our minds. Can you tell which is the fake? The answer is below.
Fake-or-Fact Friday: Good News Edition
Two of these news items really happened. One of them only happened…in our minds. Can you tell which is the fake?
Fake-or-Fact Friday: Random News Edition
Two of these news items really happened. One of them only happened…in our minds. Can you tell which is the fake? The answer is below.
Impossible Questions: Weird Science Edition – The Answer
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How are music superstars Lenny Kravitz and Bette Midler enemies of science?
Both Midler and Kravitz recorded very popular songs that make casual reference to basic scientific phenomena…and both got their facts completely wrong. Really!
Impossible Questions: Weird Science Edition
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How are music superstars Lenny Kravitz and Bette Midler enemies of science?
Fake-or-Fact Friday: A Body of Weirdness Edition
Two of these news items really happened. One of them only happened…in our minds. Can you tell which is the fake? The answer is below.
Impossible Questions: That Big Year Edition (The Answer)
What major national event precedes women’s voting rights in the U.S., the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire, France phasing out the guillotine, statehood of four states, the discovery of Pluto, sliced bread, and the demotion of Pluto?
