Crazy Cryptids
A common subject on picture postcards, this icon of the American West is usually described as a rabbit with horns.
Jackalope
Heineken owns Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma Brewery, the parent company of a beer repped by "The Most Interesting Man in the World"
Dos Equis
This game features you as a purple dragon who runs around collecting gems and finding other dragons who have been turned into statues.
Spyro The Dragon
This number one social network goes head-to-head with Google on a daily basis for top referrer to many major sites, and for top most-visited site on the web.
The world's highest peak 29,035 feet above sea level
Mount Everest
This creature, often described as reptile-like, with greenish skin and quills on its back, is believed to suck the blood from livestock and smaller animals.
Chupacabra
Also known as a vodka buck, a Moscow mule is traditionally served in a mug made of what metal whose name derives from the Latin word “cuprum”.
Copper
This was the first handheld gaming console of this millennium.
Gameboy advance
A blog site platform made unique by its “reblog this” feature similar to a retweet but for entire posts, media included.
Tumblr
Ask questions to nine celebrities stacked 3x3. Get the right answer and you get either an X or an O. Tick tack Toe
Hollywood Squares
This cryptid was the subject of a 2002 movie starring Richard Gere. Usual descriptions include a creature that is man-sized, with red eyes and large wings.
Mothman
Cocktails like the Tequila Sunrise and Queen Mary call for a specific type of cherry, sweetened and preserved in syrup.
Maraschino
This was Nintendo’s last cartridge based home console.
N64
This social networking site gained traction with teenagers and young adults; in 2003 had one million users sign up in the first month
Myspace
Fictitious City where all animals, predator and prey live together in "peace".
Zootopia
This bipedal cryptid is described as having hooves instead of feet, wings, and a goat-like head, complete with horns. It is said to live along the East Coast of the United States and within the states that lie inland
The Jersey Devil?
According to the International Bartenders Association, 5 cl of Rye Whiskey, 2 cl of sweet red vermouth, and a dash or Angostura bitters are the ingredients in a cocktail, which is named for a New York City borough.
Manhattan
This was the third console, right after the Master System. Its best selling game was Sonic the Hedgehog.
Sega Genesis
Quickly becoming one of the top social networks, this photo sharing service has a ton of features for sharing and exploring.
Flickr
A rotating restaurant atop this Seattle's 605 foot Landmark built for the 1962 World's Fair
The Space Needle
This creature, popular in African folklore, is thought to be half man, half ape, and might have shape-shifting abilities.
The Pongo
A German digestif that contains 56 herbs, spices, fruits, and roots, including licorice, which gives it its distinctive taste.
Jägermeister
This game started as an arcade game in 1986 and then was playable on many systems. You’re a radioactive monster who loves destroying buildings.
Rampage
The first social networking site of its kind to attain one million users.
Friendster
This flavoring comes from a combination of coffee & chocolate
Mocha