Trivia game

[flatearth]

Trivia game is a game where ask very trivial questions from any subject. Just make sure that at least someone might know the answer, so no personal questions, like asking something about yourself. When you answer a previous question, go ahead and ask a new question in the same post.

Let's start with this:

Where the legendary Thule is located? There are two possible answers, but let's try to get the more accurate one.

Edit: The answer is right, the place is Saaremaa, an island between Finland and Estonia. Even more specific, crater lake Kaali.

 

[super_smash_jesus]

Isn't that the thing in that small island with all of the craters, Kali (sp?) I am not sure, My guess is Kali, I think I saw that on discovery channel at some point.



What is the only poisonous mammal in the world?

 

[Xhumed]

platypus duck


what does ECG stand for?

 

[thebobmaster_v1legacy]

ElectroCardio Graph.

What is the capital of Iceland?

 

[The_Heretic]

Reykjavik.

What is the largest organ in the human body?

 

[Banditkyle]

your skin


what is a squidily spooge ?

 

[Anarchemitis]

A piece of Internet jargon that has yet to be officially recognized and therefore has no absolute definition at this point.

What is the lowest temperature ever attained by Humans?

 

[Banditkyle]

A piece of Internet jargon that has yet to be officially recognized and therefore has no absolute definition at this point.

actually its invader zims only organ =p

 

[flatearth]

Lowest temperature is 0.25 nK, achieved in Helsinki (laboratory enviroment, it's not that cold in here).

What is the first game played on computers? (pong was released in 1963, this was made much earlier)

 

[flatearth]

That was incorrect. The correct answer was NIM, it was made in 1951.

 

[000Ronald]

What game is the U.S. Super Mario Bros. 2 based off of and what is the REAL Super Mario Bros. 2 known as here in the U.S.?

Something along the lines of Doki Doki Panic, I do belive.

Where are the smallest bones in the human body located?

 

[TommyGun465]

The smallest bones are in the ear. theyre three and theyre called stapes ("stirrup"), incus ("anvil"), and malleus ("hammer").

What was REM´s 6th studio album?

 

[Johnn Johnston]

I think that's right.

Who was Sawney Beane?

 

[ThePoodonkis]

A Scottish clan-leader who murdered and ate a bunch of people, right?

Who wrote the novel "The Good Earth"?

 

[TommyGun465]

pearl s burk

what name do the spanish give to 500 dollar bills?

 

[flatearth]

Okay, that question has now been stuck for four days, so let's get a new one going.

One of the Family Guy episodes showed us the FCC corporation, who was the leader of FCC?

 

[Anarchemitis]

The current commissioner: Robert M. McDowell.

What is the frequency of sound of a D Minor?

 

[flatearth]

I was going with the leader of FCC that was shown in the episode, which was Cobra Commander.

 

[Xhumed]

I was going with the leader of FCC that was shown in the episode, which was Cobra Commander.

"You'vve got to sssensor television foolsss! Now carry out my orderss!"

 

[Xhumed]

The current commissioner: Robert M. McDowell.

What is the frequency of sound of a D Minor?

D Minor is a key or scale. Not a note.

Who is the only woman to win olympic medals in 2 events?