This week’s site is fun to play around with — but it’s also useful. It allows you to develop very nice looking sketches of accident scenes simp;y by dragging and dropping and positioning roads, intersections, cars, etc. Let’s hope you don’t have a fender bender, but if you do, this might come in handy.
At last, here’s another Great Openings podcast. All of the featured songs have something in common in their titles. Can you identify these hits after hearing only the opening notes? The songs and clues are from our live Music and Entertainment Trivia shows. And as always I pass along some trivia about each of our featured classics; nuggets of information about how they came to be written or recorded, about the artist or something unusual that you’re sure to find interesting.
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The latest episode ofThe Trivia Guys Podcast is up. This week the Trivia Guys come to you from our palatial podcast studios. Jason, Mike and Jim talk about the movie one-name TV characters, NFL draft picks, “Welcome Back Kotter,” movies about amnesia, the movie version of “The A Team” and more. You can see more at The Trivia Guys Podcast homepage or click the player below to listen.
The mullet should be a dead giveaway as to the identity of this week’s Invisible Movie. It’s a 2001 comedy that starred a SNL alumni. It was generally panned by the critics. Ebert and Roeper both gave the film a thumbs down. Richard Roeper said it was predictable and strained, and said that the radio station storyline was absurd. Despite the poor reviews, the film did earn $27 million in the US, surpassing its $16 million budget.
Simply identify the movie and turn it in with your first answer at Trivia for five bonus points.
This week’s invisible movie is from 2008. It’s a film based on a stage musical which was named after a hit 1975 song. It’s title is also an Italian of interjection of surprise or anguish.
Simply identify the movie and turn it in with your first answer at Trivia for five bonus points.
The latest episode ofThe Trivia Guys Podcast is up. We did this one LIVE from the Factory’s $1,000 Trivia Tournament of Champions in Peachtree City. I’m joined by Mike, Jason Barnes and Jason Joiner to discuss the 20 tournament-level questions used in the tournament.. You can see more at The Trivia Guys Podcast homepage or click the player below to listen.
Who doesn’t find popping the little bubblewrap bubbles satisfying and theraputic? This week’s fun site is a Virtual Bubblewrap that you can pop all day long.
What a great picture I found on nfl.com of Tashard after he scored a TD in the Cowboys 26-20 win over the Chiefs on Sunday.
We had our $1,000 Tournament of Champions quarterly tournament this afternoon at Partners II Pizza in Peachtree City. Congratulations to Drunk and Stupid who won first place. We’ll post more details on the main Trivia Factory home page.
I posted some pictures I took on my IPhone on Twitter and Facebook this afternoon
This is one of Jason Barnes asking questions
Here’s one of Randy keeping score
I’m a sucker for maps of all kinds, so was excited when I stumbled across this one on the web. It’s called Earth Album Alpha and it’s described by it’s creators as a “simpler, slicker Flickr mash-up that allows you to explore some of the most stunning photos in the world courtesy of Google maps and Flickr.
If you like exploring our world, give this one a spin.
Here’s the link
