Did Joan of Arc ever have a relationship with any man?

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Apr 01 06 by Evellie

Which European capital is the oldest?

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Mar 31 06 by loominitsa

If Newman is the character's last name on 'Seinfeld' what is his first name?

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Mar 30 06 by bcr_chaps_76

In 'Pirates of the Caribbean', near the start of the film, Jack Sparrow is talking to Murtogg and Mullroy and says, "Alright, then. I confess - it is my intention to pick up a crew in Tortuga, raid/rape, pillage, plunder and, otherwise pilfer my weasley black guts out." In the DVD subtitles it says that Jack says 'rape', but knowing Jack's character and according to my own hearing, he says 'raid'. Which is true?

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Mar 29 06 by OrliBloomizHOT

What was ALF's real name, and what was his home planet?

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Mar 29 06 by Bruce007

Who sang the 60s or 70s song with the lyrics "Don't know much about history, don't know much about biology?"

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Mar 28 06 by lillypet282

When is it correct to use "whom" instead of "who"?

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Mar 28 06 by mementoflash

What was the last disco song to reach number one?

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Mar 27 06 by GoodVibe

Who said, "I'm just going outside and may be some time"?

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Mar 27 06 by Sabine06

What is the difference between "denying" and "categorically denying"?

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Mar 27 06 by deuceu72

What was the start-up cost of purchasing a McDonald's franchise in the 1950's?

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Mar 26 06 by elzhere

What was Miss Nancy Blair?

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Mar 25 06 by soonappear

Is "gonna" a real word?

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Mar 25 06 by johnhoward

Your understanding may be that it was "itsy-bitsy," "eensy-weensy," "itty-bitty," incy-wincy," or even "inky-dinky." What on earth am I talking about, and which description are you convinced is the correct one?

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Mar 25 06 by lanfranco

On London buses in the 1950s there were ads of two eyes, with the words 'the eyes have it' underneath, usually either side of the bus number on the front. But what were they advertising? Photo of said advert is on my blog if it jogs any memories.

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Mar 25 06 by satguru

Who began calling Duane Allman 'Sky Dog'?

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Mar 24 06 by sue59

On average, how many feathers does an ostrich have?

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Mar 24 06 by Aprial

What are the real names of all the members of Guns N' Roses?

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Mar 24 06 by Axl_Is_Mine

Which was the first rock band?

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Mar 24 06 by kahonen

Why do we need imaginary lines such as the equator? What is its purpose?

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Mar 24 06 by xyz123abc

What did Fenway Park worker Bob Barry hurl from behind one on-deck circle to behind the other, prompting the umpire to call a timeout?

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Mar 24 06 by myjoey

How many strings are there on a standard grand piano and when correctly tuned, how many pounds of tension should these strings be under in total?

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Mar 22 06 by gmackematix

What animal remains standing after it dies?

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Mar 22 06 by tdge4

In Shakespeare's "King Lear," why does the Fool disappear after Act III with no explanation?

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Mar 22 06 by wpld88

How and why would you tape someone's buns together like in 'The Breakfast Club'?

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Mar 22 06 by simon_g

Is 'is' or 'are' for plurals?

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Mar 22 06 by andian

Which famous medal has three naked men with their hands on the others' shoulders?

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Mar 21 06 by rad.monkay

Green Day has a new CD out called 'Bullet in a Bible.' What does that title mean exactly?

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Mar 19 06 by ReallyBadEggs

In the film "The Breakfast Club" Emilio Esteves' character tapes someones buns together. How the heck did he do that? Am I missing something?

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Mar 19 06 by simon_g

The back cover of which Neil Young album contains a quote written in Latin?

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Mar 18 06 by sue59

I've observed a number of cases in which a Japanese word spelled with an *r* is pronounced in English translations with an *l* sound. I have been told that this is because *r* is pronounced *l*, and I have also been told that Japanese has no *l* sound. What is going on then?

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Mar 17 06 by kaylofgorons

Is it true that in Japan a citizen's name has to be in kanji, and not in hiragana?

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Mar 16 06 by doctordolittle

Is "unambient" a word?

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Mar 16 06 by researcher

Who were the Chipmunks named after?

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Mar 16 06 by Baloo55th

What is the difference between a latte and a cappachino?

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Mar 15 06 by mementoflash

Is the Ford KA pronounced Ford K.A. or Ford 'car'?

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Mar 15 06 by helenasykes

What is a "hammerhead roan"?

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Mar 14 06 by schex

How many beads are usually found on a rosary?

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Mar 14 06 by minuscule_

What is the song Lee Horsley's character sang to Kristie Alley's character in the TV movie 'Infidelity'?

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Mar 14 06 by ket914

Who was the first president to relax in a seven person hot tub at the White House?

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Mar 14 06 by chattykat

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