Dunno, not Anthony Perkins (Psycho) or Anthony Hopkins (Silence of the Lambs etc.).Originally posted by Erictelevision
A.
1. real
2. dead
3. male
4. not American
5. died after 1900
6. European
7. not in politics; served in military but not best known for it
8. did not rise to the rank of general
9. died after 1950
"Red" Auerbach
DQ: Veteran?
IQ: Do I refer to you as "Hottie Betty"?
IQ2: Are you the A-Rod people like?
IQ3: Are you the A-Rod people hate?
Not Veronica Lodge, dunno and dunno....
IQ: Do I refer to you as "Hottie Betty"?
IQ2: Are you the A-Rod people like?
IQ3: Are you the A-Rod people hate?
A.
1. real
2. dead
3. male
4. not American
5. died after 1900
6. European
7. not in politics; served in military but not best known for it
8. did not rise to the rank of general
9. died after 1950
10. was a veteran
Those were:
America Ferrera (was SURE you'd get that!).
Andy Roddick
Alex Rodriguez
DQ1: From a Warsaw Pact Nation?
DQ2: Died before 2000?
DQ3: First initial "A"?
IQ1: Did you tell Packer fans to R-E-L-A-X?
IQ2: Are you a former NY congressman and mayoral candidate with a giggle-inducing name?
IQ3: Are you Norman Chad's poker man-crush?
Dunno, not Anthony Weiner (one of my all-time favorite TNY covers: http://i.huffpost.com/gen/1265842/im...R-facebook.jpg), and dunno.
A.
1. real
2. dead
3. male
4. not American
5. died after 1900
6. European
7. not in politics; served in military but not best known for it
8. did not rise to the rank of general
9. died after 1950
10. was a veteran
11. not from a Warsaw Pact nation
12. died before 2000
13. last name starts with A
Aaron Rodgers
Patrik Antonius
DQ: Won Military Award? (Equ to Purple Heart, etc)
DQ2: Scandanavian?
IQ: Are you an important figure for roughly 3/4 of the world's people?
IQ2: Were you a South American dictator turned war criminal?
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IQ: We're you a notable Asian-American SI model during the aughts?
Not Augustus Caesar, Augusto Pinochet or... dunno.
A.
1. real
2. dead
3. male
4. not American
5. died after 1900
6. European
7. not in politics; served in military but not best known for it
8. did not rise to the rank of general
9. died after 1950
10. was a veteran
11. not from a Warsaw Pact nation
12. died before 2000
13. last name starts with A
14. won no military award that I can determine
15. not Scandinavian
Those were:
Abraham (the religious patriarch)
Audrey Quock
DQs reserved
DQ: From British Isles?
DQ reserved
IQ: Were you the genocidal German dictator during WWII?
IQ2: Were you the brains behind that genocide?
IQ3: Are you an author whose death was overshadowed by JFK's?
Checking Wiki, I see the Roman Empire controlled, at most, about 21% of the world population.
Not Adolf Hitler, Adolf Eichmann (more recent research suggests his role was overstated by the Israelis who captured him - Himmler and Heydrich were more important to the Final Solution) or Aldous Huxley (or C.S. Lewis, who also died Nov. 22, 1963).
A.
1. real
2. dead
3. male
4. not American
5. died after 1900
6. European
7. not in politics; served in military but not best known for it
8. did not rise to the rank of general
9. died after 1950
10. was a veteran
11. not from a Warsaw Pact nation
12. died before 2000
13. last name starts with A
14. won no military award that I can determine
15. not Scandinavian
16. not from British Isles
Heydrich was probably a bigger fish in the Holocaust.
IQ: Are you the OTHER Iberian dictator? (Who is also still dead).
Can't be Lewis! No "A" initial.
DQ: Survived the war he fought in?
1. Avram Grant
2. Alaistair Cook
3. Andrew Mitchell
DQs:
1. Better known for literature?
3 DQs reserved
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
IQ: Do we have you to thank/blame for the "Real Housewives.." Shows?
IQ2: Were you "W"'s Chief of Staff?
IQ3: Are you the "Top Chef" alumna who frequently judges "Cutthroat Kitchen"?
Not... Antonio Salazar?...IQ: Are you the OTHER Iberian dictator? (Who is also still dead).
Dunno, not Andrew Card, and not Alton Brown.
A.
1. real
2. dead
3. male
4. not American
5. died after 1900
6. European
7. not in politics; served in military but not best known for it
8. did not rise to the rank of general
9. died after 1950
10. was a veteran
11. not from a Warsaw Pact nation
12. died before 2000
13. last name starts with A
14. won no military award that I can determine
15. not Scandinavian
16. not from British Isles
17. survived the war he served in
18. not better known for literature
Andy Cohen foisted those shows on America (he runs programming at Bravo)
Antonia Lafosa is the Cutthroat judge
DQ: Did something that would've led American newscast?
DQ reserved
May we deduce that "not know for literature" means he never wrote book about his experiences/life?
Hmm, I'm rather stumped on this one. I've a feeling I should have extended that one about literature out to the arts or said acting instead.
Still thinking.
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
DQ: More "infamous" than "famous"?
Check your phrasing. I answered the question just as it was asked.
A.
1. real
2. dead
3. male
4. not American
5. died after 1900
6. European
7. not in politics; served in military but not best known for it
8. did not rise to the rank of general
9. died after 1950
10. was a veteran
11. not from a Warsaw Pact nation
12. died before 2000
13. last name starts with A
14. won no military award that I can determine
15. not Scandinavian
16. not from British Isles
17. survived the war he served in
18. not better known for literature
19. did not do something that would've led an American newscast
20. not more "infamous" than "famous"
CIAS, I'll let you ask your three reserved DQs in the next 48 hours, please.
DQ: Are you..Armand Assante?
Do you sure you want to ask your "Are you Firstname Lastname?" question before CIAS gets his last three DQs, Eric?
Good point. Though I doubt they'd help
DQs:
1. Worked in the fashion world?
2. Was a Film/TV Star?
3. Aged over 70 when they died?
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Your answer to 1 could've led me to someone.
He's alive, so I would've been wrong.
A.
1. real
2. dead
3. male
4. not American
5. died after 1900
6. European
7. not in politics; served in military but not best known for it
8. did not rise to the rank of general
9. died after 1950
10. was a veteran
11. not from a Warsaw Pact nation
12. died before 2000
13. last name starts with A
14. won no military award that I can determine
15. not Scandinavian
16. not from British Isles
17. survived the war he served in
18. not better known for literature
19. did not do something that would've led an American newscast
20. not more "infamous" than "famous"
21. did not work in the fashion world
22. wasn't a film/TV star
23. older than 70 when he died
OK, with three bonus questions, that's it for DQs. You now each get an "Are you Firstname Lastname?" question in the next 48 hours.
I figured out who you AREN'T, just not who you ARE.
Merry Christmas to the stumper!
OK, time's up. I was thinking of
Hans Asperger
The noted psychological-disorder researcher, who gave his name to a particular form of autism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Asperger.
I'll start the next round tomorrow, probably.
Interesting pick!!
My mom diagnosed me with AS, a bull diagnosis. My cousin legitimately has AS.
However, the condition technically doesn't exist anymore, it's all ASD.
Unusual choice, wouldn't have got it, but nice all the same. Ho hum, on to the next one.
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
OK, our next letter is
H
Have at it!
IQ: Did you die on Halloween night, after a magic trick gone awry?
IQ2: Did you write the first code of law?
IQ3: Were you the first victim of the Southern Strategy?
Not Harry Houdini, Hammurabi or Hubert H. Humphrey. That's a lotta H's!
IQ: Did go from Queen City DJ to substitute history teacher in NYC?
IQ2: Are you a distant cousin of the man Daniel Day Lewis played in his biggest role?
IQ3: Are you the liberal Iowa Senator?
Not Howard Hesseman, Tom Hanks (descended from Nancy Hanks, Lincoln's mother) or Tom Harkin.
IQ: Did you once hold the most revered record in sports?
IQ2: Were you in charge of indoctrinating Germans to the righteousness of Nazism?
IQs:
1. Are you known for your surreal humour and Burp TV?
2. Did you write about the Stainless Steel Rat
3. Did you create Allan Quatermain?
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Not Hank Aaron; not Adolf Hitler.
Dunno, not Harry Harrison, and not H. Rider Haggard.
Wasn't thinking Hitler, but that's closer to who I was thinking.
IQ: Were you a major Hitler lieutenant?
IQ2: Were you a Nazi who cheated the gallows by committing suicide on the eve of your execution?
IQ3: Were you vice-Fuhrer, and the last prisoner at the jail you lived out your days?
BTW, the person from the last game I was thinking was Giorgio Armani.
Not Heinrich Himmler, Hermann Goering or Rudolph Hess.
Bonus awful Nazi "H" person: I'm also not Reinhard Heydrich.
Thanks for saving me the IQ!
IQ: After a successful playing career, did you become a manager teaching players a valuable lesson?
IQ2: Were you an advisor to Reagan who didn't know the succession order?
IQ3: Are you the Fox News pundit who made me want to throw things at my TV?
Dunno, not Al Haig or Sean Hannity.
Rogers Hornsby ("There's NO CRYING in baseball! NO CRYING!!")
DQ: Real?
IQ: Are you the MSNBC pundit who airs an hour before Hannity?
IQ2: Are you the designer name dropped by Billy Joel?
IQ3: Are you a top female poker player with an unfortunate last name?
I remember that remark from Tom Hanks in A League of Their Own; didn't know Hornsby originated it.
Dunno, not Halston and dunno.
H.
1. real
He didn't it just referenced him.
Chris Hayes
Maria Ho
DQ: Male?
DQ2: Living?
IQ: Are you the greatest hold 'em player?
IQ2: Are you a poker player known for unorthodox hand selection?
IQ3: Did you NOT have a "License to Drive"?
Dunno x2; not Sammy Hagar.
H.
1. real
2. male
3. dead
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