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OCmike's Humpday Challenge

There is only one rule: No more than one correctly answered question per person, per hour.

1. Of the 54 peaks in the Rocky Mountains over 14,000 feet high, how many are contained in Colorado?

2. In 1861, a gentleman who lived close to the battlefield at Bull Run was upset that a cannon ball had hit his home. He moved his family to where he thought "the sound of battle will never again reach him and his family." About four years later, his new home in Appomattox Courthouse was used for the surrender of the Confederacy. What was the man's name?

3. Colorado entered the Union as the 38th state in what year?

4. Which country(s) have laid claim in the past to all or part of present day Colorado?

5 When the Civil War ended, Confederate President Jefferson Davis was stripped of his United States citizenship. What United States President restored the citizenship of Jefferson Davis?.

6. What supposed campaign gaffe by Jimmy Carter was thought by some to be of such magnitude as to cost him the presidency?

7. When American Charles Lindbergh made aviation history by flying non-stop solo across the Atlantic Ocean, where did he land?

8. The landmark civil-rights case, Brown vs. Board of Education, originated from what state?

9. How many states joined the Union in the 20th century?

10. In 1973 when Gerald Ford replaced Spiro Agnew as vice-president, he became the first appointed vice-president in U.S. history. What position had he held?

11. what does the 26th Amendment, adopted in 1971, address?

12. What cigarette’s slogan was "tastes good like a cigarette should"?

13. Who is the only player to steal five bases in one game?

14. Who is the only player to steal at least 100 bases in his first three years in the big leagues?

15. Who holds the record for most innings pitched?

16. What baseball team had the MVP winner in 1970, 72, 73, 75, 76 and 77?

17. Who was the first tight end to catch 90 or more receptions in a single season?

18. Who was the Green Bay Packers first-ever head coach?

19. What QB has been sacked more than any other (career)?

20. Who was the first NFL coach to win three Super Bowls with less than 100 regular season victories?

16: The Big Red Machine err Cincinnati Reds

OCmike wrote:14. Who is the only player to steal at least 100 bases in his first three years in the big leagues?

Vince Coleman

5. Jimmy Carter

1. none. they're all in oregon.

sin,

you know who

14. Vince Coleman

mvscal wrote:2. McClean. I forget his first name.

Wilmer.

4. Britain, France, Spain, US

smackaholic wrote:4. Britain, France, Spain, US

France, and the US are correct. Britain and France are wrong. You're missing two.

OCmike wrote:

smackaholic wrote:4. Britain, France, Spain, US

France, and the US are correct. Britain and France are wrong. You're missing two.

so spain is what?

how's about russia and meheeeco?

8. Kansas?

10. house minority leader.

12. What cigarette’s slogan was "tastes good like a cigarette should"?



And as seen in a commercial spot featuring the Flinstones.

smackaholic wrote:

OCmike wrote:

smackaholic wrote:4. Britain, France, Spain, US

France, and the US are correct. Britain and France are wrong. You're missing two.

so spain is what?

how's about russia and meheeeco?

BWA...I'm a mess. France and the US (obviously) are correct. Spain was wrong. Meheeco is correct and there's one more.

OCmike wrote:

smackaholic wrote:

OCmike wrote: France, and the US are correct. Britain and France are wrong. You're missing two.

so spain is what?

how's about russia and meheeeco?

BWA...I'm a mess. France and the US (obviously) are correct. Spain was wrong. Meheeco is correct and there's one more.

Spain HAD to have been one of the countries. There simply is no way it could not have been. Both the territory from the Louisiana Purchase and the Mexican Cession were at one time claimed by Spain.

However, my guess is that your trick question is referring to the once independent country of Texas.

You got it BSmack

BSmack wrote:

OCmike wrote:

smackaholic wrote: so spain is what?

how's about russia and meheeeco?

BWA...I'm a mess. France and the US (obviously) are correct. Spain was wrong. Meheeco is correct and there's one more.

Spain HAD to have been one of the countries. There simply is no way it could not have been. Both the territory from the Louisiana Purchase and the Mexican Cession were at one time claimed by Spain.

However, my guess is that your trick question is referring to the once independent country of Texas.

It's not a trick question if it's fact. :D

6. He took it up the ass from Nixon?


Just a guess, really.....2.2.

Brew in FBurg wrote:6. He took it up the ass from Nixon?


Just a guess, really.....2.2.

Nixon was a Republican...definitely a missionary style-type of guy.

OCmike wrote:11. What does the 26th Amendment, adopted in 1971, address?

It made the voting age 18

6. What supposed campaign gaffe by Jimmy Carter was thought by some to be of such magnitude as to cost him the presidency?


Admitted that he had lusted after other women.

Barry Goldwater's campaign slogan had been,

"Barry Goldwater. In your heart you know he's right".

Hence,

“Jimmy Carter. In his heart, he knows your wife”.

20. Chuck Noll

OCmike wrote:13. Who is the only player to steal five bases in one game?

I believe this question is wrong. It's been done many times and isn't even the MBL record.

Terry in Crapchester wrote:20. Chuck Noll

Nope. That was my guess as well, but it's not correct.

OCmike wrote:

Terry in Crapchester wrote:20. Chuck Noll

Nope. That was my guess as well, but it's not correct.

Bill Walsh.

BTW: Terry, have you not learned that a former 49er player or coach is ALWAYS the answer?

ucantdoitdoggieSTyle2 wrote:

OCmike wrote:13. Who is the only player to steal five bases in one game?

I believe this question is wrong. It's been done many times and isn't even the MBL record.

You're right. I found a bunch of other guys who had five. The answer given from the website I got the question from was Tony Gwynn.

BSmack wrote:

OCmike wrote:

Terry in Crapchester wrote:20. Chuck Noll

Nope. That was my guess as well, but it's not correct.

Bill Walsh.

BTW: Terry, have you not learned that a former 49er player or coach is ALWAYS the answer?

BWAHAHAHAHAAHAHA...It's amazing how few people have figured that out as long as this thing has been running.

OCmike wrote:

ucantdoitdoggieSTyle2 wrote:

OCmike wrote:13. Who is the only player to steal five bases in one game?

I believe this question is wrong. It's been done many times and isn't even the MBL record.

You're right. I found a bunch of other guys who had five. The answer given from the website I got the question from was Tony Gwynn.

Gwynn?

WTF? Were the Padres playing a game against a team of blind players?

OCmike wrote:The answer given from the website I got the question from was Tony Gwynn.

You must have read the question wrong. Tony Gwynn once stole five plates of food from unsuspecting people near his table at a restaurant.

1. 52.

BSmack wrote:

OCmike wrote:

Terry in Crapchester wrote:20. Chuck Noll

Nope. That was my guess as well, but it's not correct.

Bill Walsh.

BTW: Terry, have you not learned that a former 49er player or coach is ALWAYS the answer?

Actually, Walsh was the first one to come to mind, but I then thought of Noll. For some reason I was thinking that '72 was his rookie season, and there was no way he could have racked up 100 career regular season wins in that short a time. This might actually qualify as a trick question, since Noll racked up exactly 100 career regular-season victories by the time he won his third Super Bowl. http://www.pittsburghsteelers.co.uk/ste ... lpage1.htm

Btw, since I'm on a roll . . .

17. Dan Ross

Terry in Crapchester wrote:This might actually qualify as a trick question.

The question is very clear. The last time I checked, the number 100 is not less than 100. Am I missing something, tard?

ucantdoitdoggieSTyle2 wrote:

Terry in Crapchester wrote:This might actually qualify as a trick question.

The question is very clear. The last time I checked, the number 100 is not less than 100.

Trick question, as in designed to elicit a wrong answer.

Am I missing something, tard?

A brain, a personality and taste in women, for starters.

Terry in Crapchester wrote:

Am I missing something, tard?

A brain, a personality and taste in women, for starters.

This could bring out the Kansas City in all of us.

1. 53

Terry in Crapchester wrote:as in designed to elicit a wrong answer.

From whom? Now I see why you scored a 200 on the Math portion of your SAT's...

Terry in Crapchester wrote:A brain, a personality and taste in women, for starters.

A brain? I am not the one who is fucking up simple math.

A personality? Debatable. I am an asshole, and proud of it, btw... but I think my posts have generated at least 100 times (this means 100 or more, btw) more chuckles than yours over the years.

Taste in women? I am not the loser who had to marry a N|igger... you?

3. 1876

15: Cy Young

ucantdoitdoggieSTyle2 wrote:

Terry in Crapchester wrote:as in designed to elicit a wrong answer.

From whom? Now I see why you scored a 200 on the Math portion of your SAT's...

Not even close.

Terry in Crapchester wrote:A brain, a personality and taste in women, for starters.

A brain? I am not the one who is fucking up simple math.

I don't know about you, but I don't google HDC questions. I either know it, or sometimes take an educated guess.

In this case, I googled only after ocmike answered the question, since he's been known to do so incorrectly a time or two in the past. I knew that (a) Noll won three Super Bowls, and (b) did so before Walsh. So the only possible exclusion of Noll could have been 100 or more wins prior to the third Supre Bowl win.

I didn't know exactly how many wins Noll had before winning his third Super Bowl (and I doubt that few if any here did), but I knew that in all but the last season (he got his third Super Bowl after the '78 season, when you probably weren't yet able to feed yourself), the NFL had a 14-game season. I took an educated guess that Noll had less than 100 wins. It turned out that he had exactly 100.

In other words, if Noll had had one fewer win through the '78 season, he would have been the answer to that question. It's entirely reasonable to be off by one win in one's guesstimation of Noll's win total through the '78 season.

So how is that fucking up simple math?

Terry in Crapchester wrote:

ucantdoitdoggieSTyle2 wrote:From whom? Now I see why you scored a 200 on the Math portion of your SAT's...

Not even close.

No? Uhm... okay.

220... 221, whatever it takes.