Page-A-Day Jeopardy! 1-5-12

[bonnie_rocks]

The answer to yesterday's question was: Who is Ludwig van Beethoven? Nearly everyone got it right! YAAAAY!

It seems we have reached the Double Jeopardy! round for the week. Today's question is worth $400:

The Category: 1912: 100 Years Ago

The Answer: It sank in April, en route to New York City.

Good luck, and remember, NO CHEATING!!

~*::Meow::*~

Comments

[chris-walsh.livejournal.com]

What is Titanic? ...as it was indeed referred to at the time, not "The Titanic."

And by the way, I do still like and defend James Cameron's film. I've never thought it was perfect, and I'm still not convinced it'll be a genuine classic, but I think it's damn good.

[bonnie-rocks.livejournal.com]

I liked the movie too! I even saw it twice in theatres, though arguably the 2nd time was because my friends and I were not allowed to see Half-Baked and that was the only other movie playing that we didn't have to wait forever to see, as it was in the same time slot Half-Baked was.

~*::Meow::*~

[chris-walsh.livejournal.com]

I need to see Half-Baked. I could've seen it in 1998 and been even more aware of Dave Chappelle then than I was. I'd only seen him in a few clips of Robin Hood: Men in Tights -- he got publicity for the part in the Washington Post, as he had D.C. connections at the time -- and, of course, Con Air. ("...as they say in Ebonics, we be fucked.")

I saw Titanic at least three times in theaters. Of course that was easy, as it hung around for MONTHS. At least into April '98. That might have been one reason The Big Lebowski (March '98 release) didn't make much an impression then.

[bonnie-rocks.livejournal.com]

Half-Baked is both hilarious and really dumb, BOTH AT THE SAME TIME! I'd watch it again :-P

That might have been one reason The Big Lebowski (March '98 release) didn't make much an impression then.

Most likely the #1 reason why.

~*::Meow::*~