DQs:
1) Female
2) Real
3) American citizen
4) Alive
5) Not in the creative arts
6) Last name starts with a 'C'.
7) Not political/military.
8) Not over the age of 50.
9) Not known as a businesswoman.
10) Over 40.
IQs:
a) I am not Clarice Starling.
b) I am not Sara Crewe.
c) I am not Charles Darwin.
Yes, Clarice from The Silence of the Lambs.Originally posted by Elendil's Heir
I'll rephrase: You're a dude. Did your dad send you to a harsh school that you really didn't want to go to?
Yes, Charles Darwin.
Drawing a blank; take a DQ.
Prince Charles, sent to a bleak, windswept Scottish school while still pretty young.Drawing a blank; take a DQ.
DQ:
Athlete?
IQs:
Were you the cook and housekeeper for a widowed lawyer's family?
Were you the butler at Downton Abbey?
Was your post-1950 court-martial a cause celebre?
DQs:
1) Female
2) Real
3) American citizen
4) Alive
5) Not in the creative arts
6) Last name starts with a 'C'.
7) Not political/military.
8) Not over the age of 50.
9) Not known as a businesswoman.
10) Over 40.
11) Athlete.
IQs:
I am not Cal from To Kill a Mockingbird.
Neither am I Carson.
... And another DQ.
IQ:
Did you lead the English Revolution?
Did you play the last outing of Bond?
Are you the Sixth Doctor ?
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
I am not Oliver Cromwell.
I am not Daniel Craig.
I am not ... Colin ... Baker?
Curses: all three of them correct
IQ:
Are the the current British PM?
Did you act alongside a sheep-pig?
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Yes, Calpurnia and Carson.
The third is Lt. William Calley, convicted for war crimes at My Lai.
DQ:
Does your best-known sport involve a ball?
IQs:
Did you pick up quite a bit of Yiddish at your dad's store?
Were you killed next to FDR?
Did you resist being called a role model?
Hurrah! I wasn't sure there were two Doctor-actors with the last name 'Baker'!
I am not David Cameron.
I am not Charlize Theron.
DQs:
1) Female
2) Real
3) American citizen
4) Alive
5) Not in the creative arts
6) Last name starts with a 'C'.
7) Not political/military.
8) Not over the age of 50.
9) Not known as a businesswoman.
10) Over 40.
11) Athlete.
12) Best-known sport involves no balls.
IQs:
a) Not Charlie Chaplin?
b) Not Chester Cheetah?
c) Not Carl Lewis?
(Yeah, I'm drawling all kinds of blanks here.)
Colin Powell.
Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak, in what may have been a Mob hit, in Feb. 1933.
Charles Barkley.
DQs:
Team sport?
Ever won an Olympic medal?
One DQ reserved.
IQs:
Did you found Alcoa?
Was a place named after you important in an action thriller?
Are you married to a pilot better known for another line of work?
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DQs:
1) Female
2) Real
3) American citizen
4) Alive
5) Not in the creative arts
6) Last name starts with a 'C'.
7) Not political/military.
8) Not over the age of 50.
9) Not known as a businesswoman.
10) Over 40.
11) Athlete.
12) Best-known sport involves no balls.
13) Sport does involve teams.
14) Olympic medalist.
IQs:
a) I am not Aloycius Coa. Most definitely not.
b) I'm not Christopher Columbus?
c) I am not someone married to one of those actors who is also a pilot who iI cannot remember any of their names right now because I suspect I'm kind of dumb.
Don't be so hard on yourself!
Charles Martin Hall, a notable graduate of my alma mater, Oberlin College.
Chester Arthur, after whom a school was named in the second Die Hard movie.
Callista Flockhart is married to Harrison Ford.
DQs:
Gymnast?
Three DQs reserved - anyone else is welcome to ask them. I'm on unfamiliar ground as to female Olympians whose last names start with "C."
IQs:
Did Mad TV joke that both love and nuclear waste made you what you are today?
Did you provide a voice in Pixar's Brave?
Have you long been generous to Ohio libraries?
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DQs:
1) Female
2) Real
3) American citizen
4) Alive
5) Not in the creative arts
6) Last name starts with a 'C'.
7) Not political/military.
8) Not over the age of 50.
9) Not known as a businesswoman.
10) Over 40.
11) Athlete.
12) Best-known sport involves no balls.
13) Sport does involve teams.
14) Olympic medalist.
15) Gymnast.
IQs:
a) I am not Courtney Love.
b) I am not Craig Ferguson.
c) I'm not Andrew Carnegie!
I was thinking more James Cromwell from the film Babe. What's the Charlize Theron reference?I am not Charlize Theron.
IQ:
Were you the first person to score a perfect 10 in gymnastics at the Olympics?
Did you narrate the Wombles?
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
There isn't one, I was just pissing in the wind.
Yes, I am Nadia Comăneci. And I haven't the faintest idea what a Womble is.
That was a challenging round!
"You laugh at me because I'm different; I laugh at you because I'm on nitrous."
find me at Goodreads
I was feeling bad because I know she's an American citizen now, but she wasn't when she did what she's famous for doing.
The Wombles narrated by Bernard Cribbins - and don't forget to hand in your geek card. Next you will be saying you have no idea who Bagpuss is.
Your letter is M.
I expect not to be able to answer any IQs
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
IQ: Did you parlay a long career with Bruce Springsteen's band into a gig as bandleader of Late Night With Conan O'Brien?
IQ: Did Joe Louis avenge an earlier loss to you, providing a huge propaganda coup for the U.S.A. against Nazi Germany?
IQ: Are you the only man to have two sons with Super Bowl rings?
"You laugh at me because I'm different; I laugh at you because I'm on nitrous."
find me at Goodreads
My geek card stays where it is: I was born after 1980 and I'm American.
IQs:
Are you the Disney-produced child-bot known for playing Hannah Montana?
Do you host a daytime talk show primarily concerned with finding out the paternity of an endless string of unfortunate children?
Were you a member of the Second Triumvirate?
1. Pass - Take a DQ.
2. Max Schmelling
3. Papa Manning
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Max Weinberg, Max Schmeling, Archie Manning.
DQ: Alive?
"You laugh at me because I'm different; I laugh at you because I'm on nitrous."
find me at Goodreads
1. Miley CyrusMy geek card stays where it is: I was born after 1980 and I'm American.
IQs:
Are you the Disney-produced child-bot known for playing Hannah Montana?
Do you host a daytime talk show primarily concerned with finding out the paternity of an endless string of unfortunate children?
Were you a member of the Second Triumvirate?
2. Montel Williams
3. Mark Anthony
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Way to go, CIAS!
This was Clifford the Big Red (radioactive) Dog.
Yes, Craig Ferguson.
I was thinking of Drew Carey, although Carnegie in his day certainly was, too.
H, eh?
IQs:
Were you one of the trader-prince heroes of Asimov's Foundation trilogy?
Were you FDR's cadaverous right-hand man?
Did Jimmy Carter mis-introduce you?
DQ: Were you on the cover of the first-ever issue of Sports Illustrated?
DQ: Were you a famous early writer/compiler of the King Arthur myth who actually appeared as a minor character in a later version?
DQ: Were you the Austrian-born, Napoleon-backed Emperor of Mexico?
"You laugh at me because I'm different; I laugh at you because I'm on nitrous."
find me at Goodreads
1. Alive
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Well, the letter is M, not H.
1. Pass
2. Pass
3. Pass
1. Pass
2. Mallory?
3. Pass
EH, if they are Ms, then take 3 DQ's. OCS, take two.
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Eddie Mathews, Thomas Malory, Maximilian I.
DQ: Male?
DQ: Real?
"You laugh at me because I'm different; I laugh at you because I'm on nitrous."
find me at Goodreads
DQs
1. Alive
2. Male
3. Real
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
IQs:
Are you the TV producer behind Survivor?
Are you an American football player who ran a dogfighting ring?
Are you a Caucasian who hosts a daytime talk show primarily concerned with finding out the paternity of an endless string of unfortunate children?
M, not H. D'oh! :: headsmack ::
The first is still applicable: Hober Mallow.
The second was Harry Hopkins, and the third was Hubert Humphrey. Never mind. Withdrawn.
We've established in previous rounds that "Alive" necessarily means "Real," right?
DQ:
Male?
IQs:
After a disappointing role in WWII, did you end up in Southern academia, kinda?
Were you considered as a possible voice actor for HAL in 2001: A Space Odyssey?
Were you a Nixon White House aide named after a celebrated cavalryman?
1. Pass
2. Michael Vick
3. Pass
Take a couple of DQs, Orual.
Hmm, would you say James Bond is alive, but not real. Then again you could say the same for Luke Skywalker. He survives the main films, but is dead in the follow ups several hundred years later on and so it could get confusing. Probably better to say alive does not apply to fictional characters
1. General McArthur?
2. Pass
3. Pass
DQs
1. Alive
2. Male
3. Real (Would you like to take that one again OCS, as #1 precludes it?)
4. Male (Would you like to take that one again EH, as it has already been asked?)
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Yes, please. Replace DQ #3 with "Born after 1/1/1950?"
Also, may I say I'm glad to no longer be the only person to forget which letter he was supposed to be using, mid-IQs?
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"You laugh at me because I'm different; I laugh at you because I'm on nitrous."
find me at Goodreads
Mark Burnett and Maury Povich.
DQs:
Are you British?
Does your first name start with 'M'?
Exactly.
Gen. Mark Clark, who failed at Anzio, ended up as superintendent of The Citadel.
Martin Balsam: http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/...d.php?t=616628
Jeb Stuart Magruder.
DQs:
Born since 1950?
Involved in the creative arts?
Two DQs reserved.
IQs:
Were you arrested in East Liverpool, Ohio in 1992?
Did your followers later apologize for your anti-Semitism?
Did your "pregnancy" turn out to be the tumor that killed you?
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DQs
1. Alive
2. Male
3. Born Before 1950
4. Not British
5. First Name begins with M
6. Involved in creative arts
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Who?, Who?, Who?
1. Pass
2. Mel Gibson
3. Pass
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
1) Are you a renowned film director whose recent movies prominently feature Leo DiCaprio?
2) Are you the author of A Book of Five Rings?
Martin Sheen, protesting a waste incinerator project.
Hadn't thought of Mel Gibson, so I'll rephrase: Centuries later, did your followers later apologize for your anti-Semitism?
Queen Mary of England, aka "Bloody Mary" for her persecution of Protestants.
DQs:
American?
Born since 1800?
Oops, two other IQs:
Were you a South African lawyer before you went on to greater glory?
Did you costar in a movie with Gregory Hines in which he was playing an expatriate American?
1. Martin Scorcese
2. Miyamoto?
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
DQs
1. Alive
2. Male
3. Born Before 1950
4. Not British
5. First Name begins with M
6. Involved in creative arts
7. Not American
8. Born after 1800
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
1. Pass
2. Mahatma Ghandi
3. Pass
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
IQs:
Are you the only chef to compete as an Iron Chef on both the original show and Iron Chef: America?
Do you share a name with one of the main characters from Office Space?
Are you Professor X's Scottish girlfriend?
Martin Luther.
Yes, Mohandas Gandhi.
Mikhail Baryshnikov (sp?)
The very first answer was that this guy is alive. WHY did I throw away a DQ on "Born after 1800"? :: headsmack ::
DQs
European?
Actor?
IQs
Have you played a soccer coach, a politician and a bar owner?
Did an interviewer not realize your wife was dead?
Did your boss compare you to a little old lady with ducks?
DQs
1. Alive
2. Male
3. Born Before 1950
4. Not British
5. First Name begins with M
6. Involved in creative arts
7. Not American
8. Born after 1800
9. European
10. Actor
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
1. Pass
2. Pass
3. Moira McTaggart
1. Michael Sheen
2. Pass
3. Pass
In the land of the blind, the one-arm man is king.
Masaharu Morimoto and Michael Bolton.
DQs:
French?
Commonly known for American movies?
Yes, Michael Sheen in The Damned United, The Queen and Tron Legacy. Well done!
This was Martin Short: http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/entertai...are-shes-dead/
President Lincoln, describing Gen. George G. Meade after the Battle of Gettysburg, when Meade seemed to be trying to herd Lee's army back across the Potomac without actually fighting it again.
Two DQs reserved, to see what answers Orual gets.
IQs:
Did you have the only spoken line in Silent Movie?
Did you famously sing "Thank Heaven for Little Girls"?
Did you write about a topic that later had a TV show based on that topic, starring a British actor?
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