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Bart Simpson’s favorite cartoon about a mouse and that beats up a cat
Itchy and scratchy
In the Catholic Church, the Bishop of Rome is a title more commonly known as this
The pope
Accompany Milburn Pennybags on your journey to bankrupt your opponents
Monopoly
A wooden mallet who’s sound is often heard with the word “order”
A gavel
A popular British food combination, but not suitable for your twin babies
Fish and chips
Despite this Canadian duo’s proper sounding names, their humor mainly consists of fart jokes
Terrance and Phillip
“A” word for a watercourse engineered to carry water from a source to a distribution point
Aqueduct
In exploding kittens, the nope card can cancel out ANY action except
Defuse
A popular tool used in brass instruments to modify its timbre, you could definitely hear it in jazz, though I associate the sound with detective films
A mute
Fans of this 80’s classic will be devastated to find that their child can not bear the name of this metal enforcer of the law
Robocop
This tongue twister like movie title certainly does not 30 rock
The Rural Juror
The year of Five emperors, where five different men claimed to be Emperor of Rome
193 CE
This Russian video game was once played on an apartment building using different colored lights In he rooms
Tetris
These rattle instruments are traditionally made of dried calabash gourds or turtle shells filled with beans, beads, or pebbles
Maracas
While Talula may be a good girls name, she isn’t allowed to do this Pacific Islander dance
Talula does the Hula from Hawaii
After three years of writing, one year of shooting, four years of re-shooting, and two years of editing this movie will definitely go down as a classic
Threat Level Midnight
The words “planes”, “more” and “testier” are all anagrams of cities found in which European country?
Italy (Naples, Rome, Trieste)
After 11 years of waiting, the sequel to this popular video game has been announced to come out next year
Grand theft auto
A fireman’s axe with a hoe on the back designed after the big burn in 1910 for digging and chopping
Pulaski
Sweden tells you that no matter how much you love this store, you can name your baby after it
Ikea
The female Infinity Knight who tipped off the Fourth Inspector Spactime the Blorgons' schemes on Earth
Inspector Minerva
Rather than being named this, Uranus decided to break the Roman naming scheme
Caelus
This gift received in the game Contra is what made the Konami code so powerful
30 extra lives
A water-medium paint consisting of natural pigment, water, a binding agent, and sometimes additional inert material designed to be very opaque
Gouache
Understandably, Germany does not want you to name your son after this Austrian dictator
Adult Hitler