Meaning of Initials
FBI (law enforcement)
What is the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Marvel Comics character who has metal blades emerging from his knuckles.
Who is wolverine.
Most decks of cards come with two of these, but they are not used in most card games.
What are jokers?
These cards used to come with tobacco, then they came with bubble gum. Honus Wagner's is the most expensive in the world.
What are baseball cards?
The only state that has the arctic circle running through it.
What is Alaska?
MLB (sports)
What is Major League Baseball?
A "Republican in name only."
What is a Rino? (Rhino).
This coin featuring President Kennedy's profile is still being minted though it is rarely used in transactions
What is the half dollar (50 cent piece)?
These cards are used to let a speaker know what he should be saying.
What are cue cards?
The Great Salt Lake is in this state.
What is Utah?
BWW (restaurant)
What is Buffalo Wild Wings?
A plumber might use this to unclog your pipes.
What is a snake?
This is the least used letter of the English alphabet, and it is rarely seen without it's buddy, "U."
What is Q?
In Monopoly you have draw one of these cards if you land on the space with a question mark
What is a "Chance" card?
This city has the giant Gateway Arch.
What is St. Louis?
FDR (President)
Who is Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Another name for lazy (one of the seven deadly sins).
What is sloth?
This is often said to be the least used color of crayon. After all, your paper is often already this color.
What is white?
You might play a land card for manna in this game that gathers players together. No word on whether or not David Copperfield plays
What is Magic (the Gathering)?
This cave got its name from it's enormous size, not because of extinct, hairy elephant-like beasts.
What is Mammoth Cave?
ABC (television)
What is American Broadcasting Company?
A large, tall machine used for moving heavy objects by suspending them from a projecting arm or beam.
What is a crane?
This type of comma that preceeds the word "and," in a list, is named after a university.
What is an Oxford (Harvard) comma?
These cards have suits like "wands" and "cups." Be careful or the fortune teller may even draw a "death" card.
What are tarot cards?
Of the world's four oceans, the only one that doesn't border the United States.
What is the Indian Ocean?