2nd November, 2022.
Yes: as the workmen putting up scaffold over the road gently clang about?
I know for a fact I know where my trousers are.
Despite all the noise.
The reason for the (mild) trouser concern?
I’ve got another meeting at Restart: over in Chelmsford.
Well, I say meeting … it’s actually a job fair.
I get to met a lot of potential employers in one place.
It’s a handy thing to do. And wearing trouser will possibly be appreciated …
~≈W≈~
Oh, JUST in case you interested?
I caught a horror film on Monday night: on Halloween, in other words.
You can read my written review of The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, here.
Or you can just watch the video:
Feel free to hit the like button, if you do watch: it all helps!
Let’s move on, shall we?
Yesterday’s Teaser saw Mum*, Olga† and Debbi‡ putting in their answers: with everyone scoring five out of five.
The day also saw Trevor^ leaving us a message.
Let’s see how everyone does with today’s questions, shall we?
Q1) 2nd November marks the day South Dakota joined the Union. 2nd November of which year of the 1880s?Q2) Was it the 39th, 40th or 41st, to do so?Q3) Which other state joined on that date: North Dakota, North Carolina or West Virginia?Q4) South Dakota’s capital is called what: Jacques, Pierre or Yves?Q5) South Dakota is named after a tribe of which native Americans: the Sioux, Cheyenne or Saan?Q6) South Dakota’s largest city is the appropriately named what Falls?Q7) Little Town on the Prairie was written by a writer who grew up in South Dakota. Which writer: Larissa FastHorse, Laura Ingalls Wilder or Harry Neal Baum?Q8) Cheryl Ladd was born in Huron, South Dakota. She played Kris Monroe in which series: Hill Street Blues, Charlie’s Angels, or Monk?Q9) Calamity Jane was born in Missouri. Wild Bill Hickok and Wyatt Earp were both form Illinois. But at various points in their lives, all three lived in which South Dakota city: Chelsea, Deadwood or Eagle Butt?Q10) Finally … ? KKMK, KKLS and KPGT are South Dakotan what: TV stations, radio stations or websites?
Here’s yesterday’s questions and answers …
Q1) Ivy Mike was tested: on 1st November, 1952. It was an experimental what: computer, thermonuclear device or intercontinental ballistic missile?A1) Thermonuclear device. It was a fusion bomb, or H-bomb: rather than the fissile devices, or a-bombs, exploded over Japan in WW2.Q2) 1st November is Kerala Day. Where is Kerala: India, Pakistan or Bangladesh?A2) India.Q3) 1st November is World Vegan Day. The first one was when: 1984, 1994 or 2004?A3) 1994.Q4) The Viet Cong shelled Saigon on 1st November, 1966. Then capital of South Vietnam, Saigon is now called what?A4) Ho Chi Minh City.Q5) Finally … ? The US Library of Congress opened its doors to the public: on 1st November, 1897. This particular Library building is named after which US president: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson or Abraham Lincoln?
Here’s a motto …
“Under God the People Rule.”South Dakota’s motto.
And a song …
Today’s questions will be answered in tomorrow’s Teaser.
Decisions about scores are final.
Thank you for coming: have a good day.
* Hello, Mum!
† You make sure she relaxes, Olga!!!! These things are always a worry, though, aren’t they?
I know exactly what you mean. Saying that … ? It does seem to be working a touch faster. Saying that? I’ve plonked my music library on to my external drives. That DOES seem to have helped. Some of the system voices seem entertaining.
I know what you mean about WordPress: YouTube’s doing something similar.
‡ It sounds like Bill was working at a BIG campus, Debbi!
I couldn’t tell you if it’s one or the other, Debbi. But isn’t it Courts Martial, rather than Court Martials?
Sorry it’s a monster set, Debbi: the next one’s on the 16th …
^ Oh, cheers, Trevor! (Oh, I didn’t know if you’re buying the blu-ray box sets … but series two, with Willian Russell’s last regular appearances as the character, is due for release, soon. And some of the reanimated episodes are rather good: I’ll be watching The Abominable Snowmen, soon.)
3 comments:
Q1) 1889
Q2) 40th, according to Wikipedia, although it also said that the then president, Benjamin Harrison shuffled the papers, so there would be no issue as to which one, North or South Dakota, was first.
Q3) Oh, it seems that I’ve already answered that. North Dakota
Q4) Pierre
Q5) The Sioux (Lakota and Dakota, of course)
Q6) Sioux Falls
Q7) Laura Ingalls Wilder
Q8) Charlie’s Angels
Q9) Deadwood
Q10) Radio stations
I hope today's fair goes well. I don't like those kinds of things very much, although it depends how well organised they are, and who turns up. Fingers crossed!
1 1889
2 39th
3 North Dakota
4 Pierre
5 Sioux
6 Sioux falls
7 Laura Ingalls Wilder
8 Charlie's Angels
9 Deadwood
10 Radio Stations
Oof. You ain't kiddin'. :)
1. 1889
2. No one knows for sure, because the paperwork got mixed up, but it's either the 39th or the 40th
3. North Dakota
4. Pierre
5. the Sioux
6. Sioux Falls
7. Laura Ingalls Wilder
8. Charlie's Angels
9. Deadwood
10. radio stations
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