Hot Potato
The generation of people born in the decades following the Second World War, often ridiculed by younger folks for their archaic views
Baby Boomers
This country uses the dollar, but you're more likely to spend it on a jar of Vegemite than Nutella
Australia
1980: This groovy icon of the 60s met his end shortly after signing an autograph for a fan: the same fan would shoot him three times outside of his apartment building
John Lennon
The population census reports that only 0.4% of Americans hail from this island state
Hawaii
Couch Potato
This fuzzy fellow was the lead character in "Bee Movie", voice acted by Jerry Seinfeld
Barry Benson
If you haven't heard of this country before, what kind of drugs are Yuan?
China
1989: This Japanese emperor finally passed on after a bout with cancer at the ripe old age of 87
Hirohito
The number of Americans who fall under this theoretical line is above 10%
Poverty Line
A woodlouse that can curl into a ball when frightened, it is commonly found across most of Europe
Potato Bug
This "Canadian" cut of meat is actually found more commonly in British cuisine. It's described as having a flavor closer to ham than its American counterpart.
Back Bacon
Despite being in the European Union, they prefer to stick to their Krona than adopt the Euro as their currency
Sweden
1987: This man, perhaps best known for his stylistic portrayal of a can of "Campbells Tomato Soup", died after a botched hospital treatment at the age of 58
Andy Warhol
88% of Americans above the age of 25 have graduated from one of these institutions
High school
Potato Cannon
The leader of Oceania in George Orwell's "1984", who is said to always be watching over his subjects
Big Brother
This is the only country who can claim to have "Real" money
Brazil
1984: This Indian prime minister met a sudden end when two bodyguards conspired to assassinate her in an act of revenge. Both were later executed for treason
Indira Gandhi
According to the census, 90% of American households have a computer in their home, but only 82% have this
Internet subscription
This name is given to a surprising mathematical calculation involving the weights of objects when the proportion of water inside is changed
Potato Paradox
This piece of lab equipment is often used to demonstrate the effects of combustion, where its flame can appear red or blue depending on the openness of the air hole
Bunsen Burner
This is the only country that still uses the Lira, though it was formerly used in many countries around the Mediterranean
Turkey
1982: This former "Saturday Night Live" star was found lifeless at his home after having overdosed on a drug concoction known as "Speedball"
John Belushi
The nationwide average for this home-related figure is 2.62
Persons per household