I have had a Yahoo e-mail account for nearly 10 years. While this particular e-mail address is no longer my primary account, it is essentially my all-purpose/utility infielder e-mail. Whenever I sign up for something, I do so using this Yahoo e-mail. Therefore, I receive regular e-mails from airlines, hotels, restaurants, sports teams, and more. Last night, someone or something managed to send an e-mail from this account to many of my contacts with no subject and simply a link. One of my friends actually clicked on this link and told me it was for a website selling Viagra. Lovely. While I contacted Yahoo and changed my password, I may need to get rid of this e-mail. I'm reluctant to do so since there are personal messages in there from years past that I don't want to lose. However, if spam messages are sent from this e-mail again, it's D-U-N, done.
So this paragraph is a long way of writing that I don't really have a Trivia Tuesday this week. Therefore, I made up my own based on current events.
1. 86-year-old 84 Lumber founder Joe Hardy married for the fourth time on Saturday. How old is his new wife?
2. What was Brittany Murphy's best film?
3. What part of Monday night's Giants-Redskins game made me laugh out loud?
4. The Federal government and nearly every school in the DC area closed on Monday due to the 20+ inches of now in the region. We received an e-mail on Sunday night from Target saying that they would be open on Monday. What time did Target open?
5. How many times did I shave over the last three days (Saturday, Sunday & Monday)?
6. How many members of the Woodland Hills High School football team are currently playing in the NFL? (Bonus: name them)
7. Pittsburgh Steelers WR Limas Sweed was placed on injured reserve ending his disappointing season. Where does he rank in on the team in catches and receiving yards?
8. Have you seen Avatar? If so, is it worth seeing?
As always, please leave your responses in the comments section below and do not use the internet for answers. Good luck!
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Trivia Tuesday
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Thursday, February 07, 2008
Traveler IQ Challenge and Referrals
Over the weekend, I mentioned my addiction to the Traveler IQ Challenge. The same site also has about a dozen other quizzes including the USA Challenge and UNESCO sites. I earned a score of 113,735 (Level 8; traveler IQ of 126) on the USA Challenge and 587,525 (Level 10; traveler IQ of 102) with UNESCO sites. In full disclosure, I failed miserably in my first attempt at the UNESCO quiz as Henderson Island, UK is not even near Europe.
I haven’t done this in a while, but here are real searches (usually from Google) that real people used to find and visit this place.
Do the Spice Girls mention the Packers in a song?
Unless David Beckham joined the Packers, I’m going to guess no.
Did Debbie Gibson go to Ithaca College?
I wish.
"What is wrong with Katie Holmes"
Tom Cruise is too easy of an answer, right?
What's going on with Joe Hardy from 84 Lumber
Last I heard, the 84-year-old Hardy (he may be 85 at this point) divorced his third wife, 23-year-old Kristin Georgi, after only four months of marriage. I really thought they would make it.
Why do people hat Hillary
You know, I don’t think I’ve ever seen Clinton wear a hat. Maybe a lot of people dislike Clinton because of the vast right-wing haberdasher conspiracy against her.
Why are people so hard on Clinton
This seems like an inappropriate question.
Jaguars Mating
I think this aired on Animal Planet after Puppy Bowl IV.
"looks heavier" Tom Brady
So that’s why the Patriots lost the Super Bowl!
Finally, how exactly did Sean’s Ramblings end up on a Star Trek message board debate about Hillary Clinton?
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Wednesday, June 13, 2007
Name That Arena
With the Pittsburgh Penguins moving from Mellon Arena (it’s still the Civic Arena to me) in a few years, I wonder what corporation will pay for the naming rights of the new arena. Although Mellon may have the first opportunity to name the new arena, The Bank of New York Company, Inc. and Mellon Financial Corporation recently merged to become The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation. With the probable change of company management, who knows if they want the Mellon name on the arena. Plus, I can’t see a Pittsburgh arena with “New York” in the title. Since Heinz and PNC already have stadium sponsorships, what will be the name of the new arena? The following names are simply guesses:
• PPG Arena or UPMC Arena – Between either of these and PNC, Pittsburgh will quickly be known as the alphabet soup of stadiums.
• Bayer Arena – The slogan: The Penguins will give their opponents headaches. (I’ll be here all week.)
• 84 Lumber Arena – After reading about his birthday party and wedding, maybe Joe Hardy is like Richard Pryor in Brewster’s Millions and needs to spend all his money in a certain amount of time.
• WESCO International Arena – This is a Fortune 500/multinational electronics distribution and services company. I have nothing funny to write.
If I had to make a prediction, I’ll go with Dick’s Sporting Goods Arena. Fortunately or unfortunately, it will likely be dubbed “The Dick” rather quickly.
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