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Fun Facts
Fun Facts
Vintage Cartoons
100
Sarsaparilla leaves are the primary source of nutrition for the this adorable group along with berries that have their name in it.
Smurfs
100
In California you can’t legally buy a mousetrap without having kind of license?
Hunting
100
What popular California city were fortune cookies invented?
San Francisco
100
In the 1990s, it was trendy to do this with Kool-Aid, mostly because it was way cheaper than a trip to the salon.
dye your hair
100
Bullwinkle
200
Which Family Guy character is obsessed with world domination?
Stewie
200
In Georgia, it’s illegal to eat this fried favorite with a fork?
Chicken
200
What famous band sang about being an “eggman” and a “walrus”?
The Beatles
200
In the 1980s, the Kool-Aid Man appeared in two video games for the for this video game console. He also had his own comic series called “The Adventures of Kool-Aid Man.” The first three issues were produced by Marvel Comics from 1983 to 1985.
Atari
200
This cartoon character was sweet on ace TV reporter Sweet Polly Purebred, and it was usually her cry of "Oh where, oh where has my ________ gone?" that prompted the humble and loveable Shoeshine Boy to slip into a nearby phone booth, pop a "Super Vitamin Pill," and emerge as _________, champion of justice.
Underdog
300
Which SpongeBob Squarepants character is always trying to steal Mr. Krabs' secret formula for Krabby Patties?
Sheldon
300
In Minnesota it is illegal to tease what type of stinky animal?
skunk
300
Martin Luther, a famous 16th century German professor of theology, priest, author, composer, claimed he could 'drive away the devil' with this smelly act.
Fart
300
Before he invented Kool-Aid in 1927, chemist Edwin Perkins sold over-the-counter medicines and household products door to door and by mail order. One of the most popular items was called “Fruit-Smack,” a fruit-flavored liquid concentrate. To reduce shipping costs, Perkins made a version of this in _________form and called it “Kool-Ade.” In 1934, the mix was renamed “Kool-Aid.”
powder
300
Originally created by the Belgian cartoonist Peyo in 1981, this cartoon, featuring such characters as Brainy and Papa, were an immediate success and captured the imagination of children across North America. The show went on to win several Emmy Awards before being cancelled in 1990.
The Smurfs
400
What cartoon, accompanied by a collectible card game, became a huge hit in Japan in 1998?
Yugi-oh
400
In Arizona ... it's illegal for a donkey to sleep in this (hint....most households have one of these)
bathtub
400
When held to ultraviolet light, what domesticated animal's urine glows in the dark?
cat
400
In 1953, Perkins sold the Kool-Aid brand to the now-defunct General Foods, which merged with this gigantic company, which produces Philadelphia cream cheese, Jell-O, ketchup, and Maxwell House coffee among many other things
Kraft.
400
This canned vegetable loving cartoon character has a magical a pet called Eugene the Jeep. Eugene lives in a 3 dimensional world but is really a 4 dimensional creature. He answers yes/no questions by bowing down for yes and not bowing down for no. Eugene subsists on a diet of orchids.
Popeye
500
What cartoon character made his first appearance in 1919 in the five minute short "Feline Follies?"
Felix the Cat
500
Here's a law that puts Connecticut farmers on the map. In 1948, two men were arrested for selling thiis fermented vegetable that were "unfit for human consumption.
Pickle
500
Strangely, what tinny critter was Walt Disney afraid of?
mice
500
This big smiling pitcher of cherry drink is Hollywood material. He’s made several appearances in these popular cartoons. Name at least 2 of the 3.
“The Simpsons,” “Family Guy” (voiced by Seth MacFarlane) and “Robot Chicken” (voiced by Seth Green).
500
What cartoon characters were created when Professor Utonium accidentally added "Chemical X" to a concoction that also included sugar, spice, and everything nice?
Powerpuff Girls