Random Trivia Questions

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In Playboy Magazine's initial issue, from 1953, which well-known female was the first centerfold model?

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Which long-running British chat show, hosted by an Irish comedian, is famous for its 'red chair' segment where guests recount embarrassing stories before potentially being flipped off?

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a. Jose Canseco was born in which country? b. Was he ever voted MVP in the American League?

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What is the Japanese name for the long, wide-sleeved robe worn mostly by Japanese women?

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If a 6'8" foot long piece of wood is cut so that one piece is one-fourth the size of the other, how long will the longer piece be, in feet and inches?

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This kind of dance originated in Europe in the 17th Century, but by about 1815, it became the most popular dance in the ballrooms of Europe. What was it?

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What were the first names of the mother and father of the political Kennedy family?

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Who were the three female stars of the 1980 comedy, Nine to Five?

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Which company developed "Afro Samurai": Namco Bandai Games, Yuke's, Capcom or Krome Studios?

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To the relief of millions of his subjects, which brutal world leader died on March 5, 1953?

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Which planet is known as the Red Planet?

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What was the nationality of Martín Alonso Pinzón: English, Spanish, Greek or Polish?

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Under the category extinct languages comes the name of the classical literary language of ancient India. What is it?

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Famous for his beret, be-bop sunglasses, and his trumpet whose horn points diagonally upward toward the heavens, who was this jazz all-star who died in 1993?

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This city of central Spain was an important Roman town, and its Roman aqueduct is still in use. A classical guitarist from Spain has the same name. Name the town or the guitarist.