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Name That List, #10
What is this a list of? Click on "More" or "Comments" for the answer.- A thank-you note for 'What Would Jesus Do?' thong underwear;
- W-2 forms;
- A feather;
- A photograph of a nude pregnant woman;
- A ticket to Handel's "Messiah";
- A love poem comparing the relationship to free samples in a grocery store;
- Airplane tickets;
- A prescription for Zyrtec;
- A sheet of notebook paper announcing 'I am stealing your watch, you moron';
- A piece of raw bacon.
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Posted By: Alex - Fri Dec 19, 2008 -
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Name That List, #9
What is this a list of? Click on "More" or "Comments" for the answer.- Petition of the Toy Producers’ Association in Katharina, Erzgebirge
- Criminal Charge against Josef Renelt for the Illegal Withholding of Insurance Fees
- Jubilee Report: Twenty-Five Years of the Workmen’s Accident Insurance Institute
- Measures for Preventing Accidents from Wood-Planing Machines
- Risk Classification and Accident Prevention in Wartime
- A Public Psychiatric Hospital for German-Bohemia
- Help Disabled Veterans! An Urgent Appeal to the Public
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Posted By: Alex - Fri Dec 12, 2008 -
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Name That List, #8
What is this a list of? Click on "More" or "Comments" for the answer.- An old horse pistol (not cocked)
- A novel titled The Surprises of Love, Exemplified in the Romance of a Day..., with annotations
- Ovid's Metamorphoses
- A paper souvenir "printed on the River Thames, Feb. 3rd, 1814."
- A lottery ticket for 1796
- A double-ended fob purse made of steel beads (containing silver and copper coins and tokens).
- A woman's embroidered nightcap
- An ivory dice-box.
- A bone puzzle with rings.
- A set of brass money weights.
- A pair of gold inlaid, ear-rings.
- A cameo or worked pebble.
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Posted By: Alex - Fri Dec 05, 2008 -
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Name That List, #7
What is this a list of? (Googling is cheating.) Click on "More" or "Comments" for the answer.- a two-story high cream colored teapot
- a matching blue vase
- a giant yellow umbrella
- an ornamental fishing boat
- a crescent moon icon
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Posted By: Alex - Fri Nov 28, 2008 -
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Name That List, #6
What is this a list of? (The answer is in extended, and on the comments page.)- A live, shaved, declawed gerbil
- a bottle of Mrs. Butterworth’s syrup
- an ax handle
- a 9-inch zucchini
- a 14-inch vibrator with two D-cell batteries
- a plastic spatula
- a 9-1/2 inch water bottle
- a Coke bottle
- a 3-1/2 inch Japanese float ball
- an 11-inch carrot
- an antenna rod
- a 150-watt light bulb
- a screwdriver
- four rubber balls
- 72 jewelers’ saws
- a paperweight
- an apple
- an onion
- a plastic toothbrush package
- a frozen pig’s tail
- a 10-inch length of broomstick
- an 18-inch umbrella handle
- a banana encased in a condom
- two Vaseline jars
- a whisky bottle with a cord attached
- a teacup
- an oil can
- a 6-inch by 5-inch tool box weighing 22 ounces
- a 6-inch stone weighing two pounds
- a baby powder can
- a test tube
- a ballpoint pen
- a peanut butter jar
- a flashlight
- a turnip
- a pair of eyeglasses
- a hard-boiled egg
- several tumblers and glasses
- a file
- a polyethylene waste trap from the U-bend of a sink
- a Carbonundum grindstone with handle
- concrete and a ping-pong ball.
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Posted By: Alex - Mon Nov 10, 2008 -
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Name That List, #5
What is this a list of? Answer is in extended (and on the comments page).A prosthetic leg
A diamond-studded wedding ring
12 crosses
A prosthetic ear
800 pieces of jewelry
53 shoes
604 watches
237 cell phones
10 pieces of underwear
Thousands of caps
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Posted By: Alex - Mon Nov 03, 2008 -
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Name That List #4
Courtesy of Jenny, another "Name that list" challenge. What is this a list of? The answer is in extended (and on the comments page):Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber handle, R2D2’s plastic handle, a lead cargo tag unearthed from the Jamestown colony, a stuffed teddy bear, fabric and a wooden strut piece from the Wright Flyer, a dead WWII pilot’s medal, a sheet of music from the repertoire of the Boston Symphony Orchestra (Beethoven’s “Ode to Joy”), a golf ball, a small aluminum sculpture, signatures in the form of computer codes imprinted on compact discs, badges, wedding rings, jewelry, patches, flags, medallions, coins, currency, flags, stamps, charms, pennants, postal covers, unauthorized postal covers, and unauthorized timepieces (a wristwatch and a stop watch).
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Posted By: Alex - Thu Oct 23, 2008 -
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Name That List #3
Jenny submitted a "name that list" challenge. So here goes. What is this a list of?Plastic fake swords, golf clubs, a hammer, cordless drill, kitchen knives stolen from restaurants, a bowling pin, a chain saw, circular saws, ninja swords, nunchucks, mini Louisville Slugger bats, machetes, a deer-hunting kit, fuzzy handcuffs, crutches, ulus (round Eskimo chopping blades), a Sit'n Putt (a short-handled putter designed to be used while you're on the potty), piñata sticks, and 25 lbs of Swiss Army knives.
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Posted By: Alex - Wed Oct 15, 2008 -
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Name That List #2
It's time again to play "Name That List." Identify where the items in this list come from. Googling is cheating.longbows, kidney daggers, swords, bills and pikes, jerkins, and knitted and worsted garments;
combs, razors, a 'piss pot', pomander, handheld sundials, urethral syringes, puncture syringe, trepan and feeding bottle;
human skeletal remains and bones of immature rat and small dog, butchered meat, fish bones, plum stones and peppercorns.
combs, razors, a 'piss pot', pomander, handheld sundials, urethral syringes, puncture syringe, trepan and feeding bottle;
human skeletal remains and bones of immature rat and small dog, butchered meat, fish bones, plum stones and peppercorns.
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Posted By: Alex - Tue Oct 14, 2008 -
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Category: History, Quizzes, Name That List
Name That List, #1
Jincy Willett, one of my favorite writers (who just came out with a new book, The Writing Class), offers an interesting puzzle. The challenge is to identify this list. Googling is cheating.- The spur of cheese.
- The mustard-pot of penance.
- The cobbled shoe of humility.
- The furred cat of the Solicitors and Attorneys.
- The Teeth-chatter or Gum-didder of Lubberly Lusks.
- The Ape’s Paternoster.
- The Fat Belly of the Presidents.
- The Merciless Cormorant, by Hoxinidno the Jew.
Jincy doesn't give the answer, and neither will I. Leave your guesses in the comments.
(Of course, the real challenge is to see how long before you break down and google. Took me about a minute.)
Posted By: Alex - Mon Jul 07, 2008 -
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