King's X Trivia

TRIVIA TUESDAY! (1) Stephen Curry just passed Wilt Chamberlain on the all-time Warriors career scoring total. But who leads the Warriors in most career games played for them? It’s neither Curry nor Chamberlain. (2) What is the claim to fame of Jill Tracy Jacobs?... (3) From the 1960s, in what city did the Jetsons live? (4) Who won a Best Actor Oscar for playing Andrew Beckett? (5) Which U.S. state borders both Saskatchewan and Manitoba?

TRIVIA TUESDAY! (1) What is the significance of the founding date of the NAACP, February 12th, 1909? (2) How many balls are on the table at the beginning of a typical game of Eight Ball?... (3) According to Greek mythology, who was the father of Zeus? (4) In Season 6 of ‘The Office’, what company buys out Dunder Mifflin? (5) Who composed music for ‘Titanic’, ‘Field of Dreams’, ‘Jumanji’, and ‘Avatar'?

TRIVIA TUESDAY! (1) What school won back-to-back Men’s NCAA basketball titles in 2006-2007? (2) What woman lay in honor in the rotunda of the U.S. Capitol in 2005?... (3) How many cardinal directions are on a compass rose? (4) What AC/DC song was a tribute to their singer Bon Scott? (5) Born in 1864, what was the claim to fame of Minnie Marx?

TRIVIA TUESDAY! (1) With its origins in London, cross, x-shaped, secant, radial, circle, complex grid, and extended loop are all types of what? (2) What do the following have in common-- Mickey Rooney, Frank Sinatra, and Artie Shaw?... (3) Who did the Sharks play in the Stanley Cup Finals? (4) Who won a Grammy for Album of the Year for ‘Can’t Slow Down’? (5) There are three types of muscle-- Smooth, skeletal, and?

TRIVIA TUESDAY! (1) You remember the TV show ‘Lassie’, but what was the name of the first Lassie film? (2) We tend to think of yellow #2 pencils, so what is the main difference between a #2 pencil and a #1 pencil?... (3) What is the last name of the two brothers that hold the record for most heavyweight title wins? (4) What word can you associate with a gastropod mollusk, a flower, and the color pale blue? (5) Who is country music artist Clint Black married to?

TRIVIA TUESDAY! (1) What game began the ‘golden age of video arcade games’ in 1978? (2) Jim Brown excelled at Syracuse in football, basketball, track and field, and ______?... (3) Which chess pieces are involved in ‘en passant’? (4) Who was the voice of Barney Rubble in the 1960s? (5) Brian Jones, Charlie Watts, Keith Richards, and Mick Jagger all first met together in what year?

TRIVIA TUESDAY, Late Halloween Edition! (darn work) (1) Translate from English to German, Noisy ghost. (2) Who died on Halloween, 1926?... (3) What was Doctor Frankenstein’s first name? (4) Transylvania is in what country? (5) On what date is All Souls’ Day?

Like trivia? LOVE trivia?? We will be doing our monthly Zoom trivia next Tuesday, with a Halloween theme. There will be two games, one at 5:30 and one at 7:30, Pacific Time. Let me know if you want to play! TRIVIA TUESDAY! (1) The cheapest 2020 car is the Spark, starting around $14,000. Who makes it?... (2) With the World Series starting, here’s an appropriate questionWho holds the record for the most career home runs in the World Series? (3) What fictional movie device was made with a Speak & Spell, an umbrella lined with tinfoil, and a coffee can filled with other electronics? (4) Name the one-hit-wonder artist that got to # 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 with ‘Nobody But Me’? (5) What does the youthful slang word ‘cap’ mean?

TRIVIA TUESDAY! (1) Besides ‘Armageddon’, what other 1998 movie was about a large object hurtling towards Earth? (2) LeBron James just won the NBA Finals MVP Award. Who won last year?... (3) What country is on the Southern border of Denmark? (4) Regis Philbin was married for 50 years to whom? (5) Name this song: ‘Fonda ain’t got a motor in the back of her Honda’?

TRIVIA TUESDAY! (1) In what James Bond film can you see Madonna? (2) Before becoming the Baltimore Orioles in 1954, what was the name of the team?... (3) What is the largest moon of Saturn? (4) Simply called ‘Reggie’, who started playing piano in pubs at age 15? (5) Re-defined in 1983, what is the common name for the distance travelled by light in vacuum in 1 / 299792458 of a second?

TRIVIA TUESDAY! (1) What fruit may have as its etymology ‘testicle’ because of its shape? (2) Who was the last team to win back-to-back Stanley Cups?... (3) What was Bruce Lee’s final film? (4) What rock band became a one-hit wonder in the 90s with their song ‘Closing Time’? (5) The YMCA got its start in what country?

Hi again! Here is the current line-up for players for Wednesday. If you haven't yet replied and want to play please let me know. (I want to thank those who volunteered for 7:30 because 5:30 is pretty full!) 5:30 Pacific Time John and Maddie... Paul and Paula David and Lori Richard and Linda (and friends) Mark Ryder Lisa Elaine? 7:30 Pacific Time Tim R. Pasqaule Mike Gorin Jim B. Mike Doyle Dale J. Leonard