stupid crazy trivia extravaganza
 

ok post a somewhat hard trivia question and the person who gets it right gets to ask one.

These trivia questions have to be hard
something that it would be hard to google i suppose because google makes everything in life easier.

google once cooked me chicken soup when i had a cold

anyways here is todays questions.

On the hollywood walk of fame... who's star sits exactly at 1623 vine street.

Ronald Coleman and Mimpon Cross (it was pretty easy to google that one).

If I can't think of a new one in an hour, I'll pass my asking privleges back to BNL.

uhhh i believe thats wrong

yes its not the one im looking for

there may be a few

this star was originally in silent movies and then had HIS own tv show later

barenakedladies , is this what you were looking for?

Colman, Ronald TV 1623 Vine Street
Cross, Milton Radio 1623 Vine Street
Duff, Howard TV 1623 Vine Street
Jagger, Dean MP 1623 Vine Street
Jones, Gordon TV 1623 Vine Street
Massey, Ilona MP 1623 Vine Street
Niven, David TV 1623 Vine Street
Oliver, Edna May MP 1623 Vine Street
Rin Tin Tin MP 1623 Vine Street

http://www.hollywoodusa.co.uk/walkoffameindex.htm

Do we wait for the original asker to say we are correct?

For now, I will wait to hear whether or not I am correct before I post a question.

Hmm...Sticky, I think it's a bid unfair for you to list a wide range of possible answer without knowing which one is the correct answer.

I'm gonna have to go with Rin Tin Tin. Anyone remember the adventure of rin tin tin?

Does Clutch Cargo have his own star?

But they're all the correct answer... how can we be expected to know which one the asker was "thinking of?" :rolleyes:

did "blackie carbon" ever ride with him tonight?

a few years back we took our dogs to hollywood & sought out two specific stars to take their pictures by.
alas, i do not know the address for these stars any longer.

<font size="4">but! i have proof that we actually did this tres silly thing.</font> :D
<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/1003/m0us33/hasfurrychildren/rintintin_star.jpg">
poor old guy wasn't thrilled to be there, plus he never liked his picture snapped.
sadly, he's gone to be with Rin Tin Tin at the big all-you-can-eat steak house in the sky.

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/1003/m0us33/hasfurrychildren/lassie_star.jpg">
this guy has to wait a few more years yet before he meets Lassie on cloud 9. :)

the answer was rin tin tin, piss poor planning on my behalf, i should have been more specific so i guess you can flog me with something starting with the letter w now.

Whose turn is it then?

Adn does the asnswerer wait for his answer to be confirmed by the asker before posting a new question?

I dunno, ask him? When a teacher quiz you on 1+1 and you don't know the answer, do they let you answer the question with a wide range of possible answers? In Canada, they don't.

Besides, BNL specified that it was a male, acted during the time of silent films. Sticky only listed all the actor/actress that had a star on that particular street. I did my research on each possible answer he had 2 names were female, some acted in movies back in 60, 70 where silent films were a thing of the past.

The extra information came later... look at BNL's first post:

and then look at my answer... the post after that he adds more information.

As we now all know, there are several stars at the listed address. So to use your "1+1" analogy... "list all the the numbers between 5 and 15." I don't know what sort of school you went to in Canada, but the ones I went to didn't ask such silly questions.

I think everyone is in agreement that the question was flawed from the begining, maybe we should just stop beating a dead horse.

Maybe you should ask the next question.

Yeah, I think we all can agree it was a poorly worded question from the start.

Very well,

What is Fedex recreational sports team named after and where did the name originally come from?

are there 18 answers?

And exactly how many answers can you come up with for 1+1? They came up with 9 correct answers to the original question. If there were 9 possible answers to 1+1 and I was required to correctly guess which one the teacher was thinking of in order to pass, I think I'd be protesting that one pretty loud.

nine correct answers for 1+1:

2
Two
II
4/2
From Orwells Novel: 3
a deuce
3-1
Dos
lots of fun