Aviation
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Million Dollar Questions
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Fun Facts Abroad
200

As of 2019, this European company surpassed Boeing as the largest manufacturer of commercial aircraft in the world

Airbus

200

These 4 countries make up the United Kingdom

England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland

200

This Sub-Saharan African nation is known as an enclave, meaning its borders are located completely within only one other nation and has no coastline.

Lesotho

200

The Square Root of 144

12

200

This actor played Dentist Tim Whatley in 5 episodes, many years before becoming a staple of Albuquerque methamphetamine manufacturing

Brian Cranston

200

Brendan, Justin, Jeff, and I have visited this "Day That Will Live in Infamy" Location

Pearl Harbor

400

Following 9/11, these household cutting devices were banned in carry-on luggage, as they were the principle instrument used in conducting the hijackings

Box Cutters


400

This famous document eventually led to the formation of the Parliament in England

The Magna Carta

400

This Central American country is where all U.S. major league baseballs are currently manufactured

Costa Rica

400

17 x 3 =

51

400

This character was originally called Kessler in the pilot episode of the series

Cosmo Kramer

400

This city in Northern Europe is known for Braedy and I smoking a lot of weed, and Adam having some potential criminal complications

Amsterdam

600

This airline merged with United Airlines in 2012, and United decided to transition to using its livery (i.e. fonts/logo) on its planes

Continental Airlines

600

This is the organisation for which the abbreviation NATO stands

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation

600

This winged insect shorted out an early supercomputer and inspired the term "computer bug"

Moth
600

187 + 128 =

315

600

Daily Double!

This actor replaced John Randolph as George Costanza's father in the 4th season. RIP

600

This fruit of Southeast Asian origin is known for its incredibly unpleasant odor, and is banned on most forms of public transportation in the region

Durian

800

This letter must appear at the beginning of the registration/tailfin number of all non-military aircraft in the U.S.

N

800

This monarch established the Church of England

King Henry VIII

800

The U.S. icon Uncle Sam was based on Samuel Wilson, who worked during the War of 1812 in this profession

Meat inspector

800

It takes 7 straight sticks to create a number 8. It would take these many sticks to create the number 5

5


800

This phrase became a viral sensation in 1993 after the episode where Jerry and George are accused of being gay

"Not That There's Anything Wrong With That"

800

This type of TV genre has been known to be smuggled into North Korea, in an attempt to show its people one specific element of western life

Police/Crime Procedurals

1000

This 4-lettered agency is responsible for investigating major transportation incidents in the U.S. They are conducting one in Denver after an engine failure right now

National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)

1000

This British Prime Minister oversaw the introduction of the National Health Service (NHS) in 1948

Clement Attlee

1000

According to the Population Reference Bureau, this is the approximate number of humans who have ever lived on Earth (rounded to the closest 10 billion)

100 Billion

1000

12 / (1+3) - 9 x 2 =

-15

1000

This clothing accessory was mentioned in the pilot episode as well as the final scene of the series Finale

A button

1000

This location in the Indian Ocean has some of the cleanest, most beautifully turquoise water in the world, and is a bucket-list destination of yours truly.

Maldives

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