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Thir(s)ty

100

The "Kool-Aid Man's" slogan
(Feel free to yell it and make it awkward for everyone in the room...)

"Oh Yeah!"

200

In 1965, Robert Cade invented this beverage for the University of Florida Gators football team to help restore electrolytes 

Gatorade

300

In 1886, John Pemberton invented this soft-drink (Don't ask what was in the original recipe)

Coca-Cola

400

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If there were any discontinued beverages that Mr. Joe could bring back, it would be "Ecto-Cooler," a "Hi-C" drink, with the mascot from the "Ghostbusters" franchise seen here

"Slimer"

500

"Obey Your Thirst" is the long-running slogan of this beverage brand

Sprite

Six

100

6 x 6 - 30 + 6 - 6 =

6

200

Although his single term as the 6th President of the United States was not very successful, this Braintree-native went on to serve in Congress in order to become one of strongest voices in the movement to abolish slavery

John Quincy Adams

300

"On the Sixth Day of Christmas," Someone's truly love gave them 6 of these

"Geese a-laying"

400

Rocking the number 6 jersey throughout his career, this legendary Celtic holds the NBA record for most championships won, with a total of 11

Bill Russell 

500

Seen here, "Nikki Sixx" was the bass guitarist for this 1980's metal band

Motley Crue 

Thou-Sand

100

According to the Bible, Moses led his people through the desert and parted the Red Sea, as it was written this book of the Old Testament

Exodus

200

Dictionary definition of this word:
(noun) loose wet sand that yields easily to pressure and sucks in anything resting on or falling into it 

Quicksand

300

"Enter Sandman" was a 1991 hit by this heavy metal band

Metallica

400

Known as "The Sandman," character "William Baker" made his first appearance in a 1964 comic as a villain facing off against this popular Marvel Superhero 

Spider-Man

500

Sinking sand and an angry sun were the stuff of nightmares for kids growing up in the 90's when they were playing this NES title (Specific name of the game)

Super Mario Bros. 3

Sub(s)

100

When you're in the "Land of the Free, and Home of the Brave," you'll find that a majority of sub shops this type of cheese as the main option

American

200

"We Love the Subs" was a 2004 commercial that was equally terrifying/hilarious, for this sub sandwich chain

Quiznos

300

Mustard, pickles, roast pork, and on a pressed sub roll will leave you with this, one of Mr. Joe's favorites seen here 

Cuban (Cubano, or Cuban Sandwich)

400

The "Number 9" is the signature sandwich of this New England-exclusive sub-sandwich chain

D'Angelos

500

You might be banned from the city of Philadelphia if you don't order a "traditional Philly Cheesesteak" that is topped with the type of cheese seen here

Cheez-Wiz

Scribers

100

No, there is no hereditary suffix related to monarchial-succession or general surnames related to the famous American Civil Rights leader of the 1960's, so if you cut those two elements out of the equation, you get this man, who scribed various pamphlets that started the Protestant Reformation

Martin Luther

200

Typing in "shorthand" is just part of the job in a daily court-session for this person, who swiftly records the key components of the trial on a very small typing device

Stenographer 

300

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When studying American History, there is often a common misconception that Thomas Jefferson was the primary author of the United States Constitution. To the contrary, it was this fellow Virginian, and 4th President seen here

James Madison

400

Monk's hands were getting very cramped, until the 1400's, where Johannes Gutenberg invented this piece of technology, that still continues to change the world

Printing Press

500

"Cuneiform" is a system of writing that was first scribed around what is estimated to be around the year 3,500 B.C.E. in this "first civilization" located between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

Mesopotamia 

1936

100

Adolf Hitler had the world fooled when he "put on a show," leading visiting nations to believe that he had created a welcoming, tolerant society when he hosted the 1936 Olympics, that took place in this German city

Berlin

200

Known for his biggest hit, "Pretty Woman," this pioneer of Rock and Roll was born in 1936

Roy Orbison

300

This character was drawn a little differently in 1936, as seen here

Porky Pig

400

The major events of the Spanish Civil War in 1936 led to the creation of the 1937 painting "Guernica" seen here, created by this Spanish artist

Pablo Picasso 

500

This notorious criminal was executed on January 16th, 1936
 

Albert Fish