This is what we did for fun before computers
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Adams Whackiest or Not?!?
There's more to Egypt than just mummies
Muppets!
100
Unlike Jeopardy, this game requires you to collect all the coloured pie pieces while answering trivia questions.
Trivial Pursuit
100
This fast food restaurant introduced a popular advertising campaign in 1997 that featured a talking chihuahua.
Taco Bell
100
According to the World Happiness Report, this country is the happiest on the planet, and has been for 6 years in a row now.
Finland
100
Ancient Egyptians defeated papyrus circa 1500 BCE in one of the earliest examples of this kind of school supply.
Scissors
100
This muppet probably spent more time destroying the kitchen, than actually cooking in it.
The Swedish Chef
200
In this game, you move your gingerbread man through the Peppermint Stick Forest, Gumdrop Mountains & Lollypop Woods.
Candy Land
200
This mid-1980’s McDonald’s item came in a double container
The McDLT
200
Because it doesn't have teats, this unusual monotreme animal sweats it's milk.
Platypus
200
The two-letter name of the Falcon-headed God of the Sun in ancient Egyptian mythology
Ra
200
Every week on the "Muppet Tonight" show, this mad scientist, along with his long suffering sidekick Beaker, presented yet another hair-brained invention.
Dr. Bunsen Honeydew
300
This 'upright' checker-like game was created by Milton Bradley in 1974.
Connect-4
300
This fast-food chain was behind the infamous “Where’s the Beef?” ad campaign in 1984
Wendys
300
A single brick of this popular toy is able to support the weight of 375,000 other bricks before it fails - meaning it can withstand compression better than concrete.
Lego
300
Hatshepsut was the only female one of these in ancient Egypt.
Pharaoh (1478 BC - 1458 BC)
300
Based on two of Jim Henson's relatives, These two characters running gag was heckling the show.
Statler and Waldorf
400
This game had plastic geometry pieces, which you had to fit into the pop-up tray before the timer rang. If it rang, the tray sprang up & the pieces went flying!
Perfection
400
The number of herbs and spices that make up the secret blend used on Colonel Harland Sanders’ fried chicken recipe.
11
400
The largest of this migrating insect has a 31cm wingspan
Butterfly (Queen Alexandras Birdwing of Papua New Guinea)
400
Not just language learning software! This ancient stone slab discovered in Egypt in 1799 provided the key to deciphering hieroglyphics, and is now the most visited item on display in the British Museum.
The Rosetta Stone
400
The name of Gonzo the Great's girlfriend
Camilla (the chicken)
500
This boardgame, where you would wonder if you would get the hunky bowler, the adorable skiboy, the beach going dreamboat or "THE DUD", was popular at slumber parties.
Mystery Date
500
This fast food restaurant boasts that you can “Have it your way”
Burger King
500
If you took all of these kinds of organisms on earth, and stacked on top of each other, they would stretch for 10 billion light-years, or could wrap around the Milky Way over 20,000 times.
Bacteria
500
The sports teams of Southern Illinois University are named for this Egyptian dog breed, sometimes called "Persian greyhounds".
Salukis
500
This was the first muppet to be shown in the Muppet movie
Animal
