GIRL SCOUT COOKIES
The first recorded Girl Scout cookie sale occurred in December 1917 by the Mistletoe Troop in Muskogee in this state
Arachnophobia
Oh yeaaaaah! This brand with a wall-busting spokes-pitcher was originally known as Fruit Smack
Kool-Aid
The red light district has Rembrandt house & other stuff in this city, which also boasts about 1,300 bridges to cross
Expelled from the legal profession, like Jeff Winger before he began teaching community college
Disbarred
Due to flour, sugar & butter shortages, the Girl Scouts sold calendars instead of cookies during this period
World War II
Pharmacophobia
Drugs
This food icon, a tiny doll of white clay, cost $16,000 in 1965--heehee! Good decision!
The Pillsbury Doughboy
Sydney may have an opera house, but this big city on the South Coast enjoyed Puccini in the Park at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl in 2024
Melbourne
You're in "dis" state of fear & faintheartedness, also da month when da horses will run da Kentucky Derby
Dismay
Once known as chocolate mints, they are the most popular Girl Scout cookies, accounting for 25% of sales
Thin Mints
Chronophobia
Time
In 1898 artist Marius Rossillon created the tire man for this compan
Michelin
We'll gamble that you know that Baltic Ave. runs parallel to Mediterranean Ave. in this city, but Bally's hotel is on Pacific
Atlantic City
Aha! Eureka! Seville's 1992 World's Fair had the theme "The Age of" this
Discovery
Also called Do-si-dos, this sandwich cookie is one of 3 varieties sold every year by all Girl Scouts
The Peanut Butter Sandwich
Nyctophobia
Darkness (or the night)
In the mid-1950s the rollout of this cigarette company's cowboy boosted sales by 3,241% in 1 year
Marlboro
You can likely find a good coffee in this South American capital at the base of 2 mountains, Guadalupe & Monserrate
Bogota
With better drug testing, the women's winning throw in this event at 2004's Summer Olympics was 30' shorter than the 1988 world record
Discus
New for 2012, Savannah Smiles are this fruit flavor, reviving the "Coolers" of a few years back
Kinesophobia
Movement (or motion)
Comedian Pete Holmes provides the voice of a stock-trading baby in ads for this company
E-Trade
This Canadian provincial capital had fewer than 100,000 people in the 1880s but today is 3 million strong
Toronto
On Wikipedia, it's differentiating same-named entries, like Anne Hathaway, actress & Anne Hathaway, Mrs. Shakespear
Disambiguation