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Kaylie or Sophie
Kaylie or Sophie
Sewing machine that encloses seams.
What is a Serger?
Uruguay's version of the Beatles
Who are Los Shakers?
Zig-zagging bicycle route in San Francisco that minimizes hills.
What is the Wiggle?
These fictional children suffered through many "Unfortunate Events."
The Baudelaire children
This puzzle was the main character in an animated TV series in 1983.
What is Rubik's Cube?
Sam the Minuteman
What is the UMass mascot?
Song by "The Who" where the singer "looked under chairs" and "looked under tables".
This eight stringed instrument is a member of the lute family, not the guitar family.
What is a mandolin?
The diamond that appears above a Sims character.
What is a Plumbob?
Name of the universally accepted record rating system used on Discogs.
What is the Goldmine Standard?
Best known for Rom-Coms, this writer received their first Oscar nomination for the decidedly not rom-com movie Silkwood.
Who is Nora Ehpron?
Ultimately, love did not "keep them together", but before they were famous in their own right, this musical couple performed as members of the Beach Boys live backing band.
Who are the Captain and Tennile?
Term used for running completely out of energy on a bike (or a hard knock on the head).
What is Bonk?
This character leads morning arobics in the original Animal Crossing.
Who is Copper?
This Programming language was named after a British comedy TV series.
What is Python?
The real world name of Batman's "Bat Cave".
What are the Bronson Caves?
Soul food chain in Southern California loved for its chicken and waffles combo.
What is Roscoe's?
This outdoor game was stated to be "for adults only" in 1970 and banned entirely in the U.S.A. in 1988.
What are Lawn Darts (or Jarts)?
In use since 23,000 BC, artists often use this alternative to Graphite to draw subtle shadings in skin and fabric tone.
What is Charcoal
Its no Stinky Raisin (Stenka Razin), but this folk group from Australia still has one of the all time top 50 singles in the UK.
The Seekers.
A simple Knot used to join (or "bend") two lines together.
What is a Sheet Bend?
This musician was "Fresh as a Daisy" in 1970.
Who was Emitt Rhodes?
This Alternative Country band was known as The Plebes and The Primitives before landing on their final better known name.
Who was Uncle Tupelo?
Quidditch Position played by Harry Potter.
What is the Seeker?
A controversial TV series episode identifies Armin Tamzarian as the real name for this animated character.
Who is Seymour Skinner?