In light of reading Ken Jenning's book, I am going to start my own mini trivia contest. I will ask 5 questions a week, hide the comments, then post the answers the following week. We'll play cumulative scoring, so if you only get one one week and five the next you're still good. Being a poor college student, I can't afford prizes, so you'll have to live with having the pride of winning Charlie Brown's Trivia Contest.
First round (we'll make them easy):
1. What is the capital of Sri Lanka?
2. Where were the Beatles founded?
3. Who won the 2007 World Series?
4. Who was the 20th president?
5. Who did Fidel Castro refer to as a revolutionary on the 20th anniversary of his death?
Pretty simple, I think. Try to answer them sans Google. It's more fun that way.
I believe the words you are looking for are "Oh, good grief." -President Jed Bartlet, "The West Wing"
