Toys and Games
This "sharp" company's personal transportation device launched in 2000 and quickly sold five million units.
Razor
American comic strip by Bill Watterson featuring a boy and a tiger.
Calvin and Hobbes
The major powers of Europe were involved in this war that lasted the 7 years between 1756 & 1763.
Seven Years War
The office of British politicians, or a group of owls.
Parliament
Maximum amount something can contain.
Capacity
The National Toy Hall of Fame inducted this toy in 2003, saying that it "naturally inspires water play and soothes youngsters' fear of water," but its name is a bit of a misnomer, as it is more commonly made from vinyl.
Rubber Duck
Depression era bank-robbing couple.
Bonnie and Clyde
In 1984, this novel first published 35 years earlier was on the bestsellers list.
1984
The number of hearts an octopus has.
Three
To monetize, or make the best of a good situation.
Capitalize
This 1985 video game begins with a planned departure from Independence, Missouri.
The Oregon Trail
"Who's on First?" comedy duo.
Abbott and Costello
Among the holdings of this British museum are the Elgin Marbles & the Rosetta Stone.
British Museum
The only mammal that can fly.
Bat
A political subgroup with interests or opinions different from the rest.
Faction
This line of spinning tops are used in a combat style arena game with specific characters for attack and defense.
Beyblades
Fictional friend duo flee to Mexico after one of them shoots and kills a man in a bar.
Thelma and Louise
Dribeck's Light was the forerunner to this light German beer.
Beck's
Royal, King, and Emperor are all species of this animal.
Penguin
Break from confinement, or a room we recently visited.
Escape
John Lloyd Wright, son of famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright, invented this famous architectural toy.
Lincoln Logs
Titular female TV detectives.
Cagney and Lacey
This drawbridge that spans the Thames River adjoins the Tower of London.
Tower Bridge
A female donkey, or subject of a Tommy Tutone song.
Jenny
A man-made object of cultural or historical interest.
Artifact