Who said it? (MK Family + Hayden Edition)
“Anyone who touches this coffee must pay for child support”
MK
This character recites Luke 2 in "A Charlie Brown Christmas."
Linus
MK's email account (yahoo, gmail etc)
Gmail
Biggest social media platform currently
C.S. Lewis
"I will push Alastair into the nether."
Charlotte
The creator of the Peanuts Series
Charles Schultz
MK's current job description
Recess Supervisor/Building Aide (anything relating to supervising kids counts including teacher)
The name of a group of rabbits
a fluffle
The origin of the word for defending the faith (hint: 1 Peter 3:15)
Apologia
"You better not have me dress up as one of Alvin and the chipmunks”
Hayden
The WW1 Archnemesis of Snoopy: The Flying Ace
The Red Baron
Reason for MK's attraction to dark haired men
Webtoons
The rough estimate of Idaho residents
~2 million
This argument says that "If something has a beginning, it needs a cause. If something has always existed, it needs no cause." (Hint: Don't mix it up with your hairstylist's version)
Cosmological Arguement
"buff men with no shirts get women, believe me, you'll understand in 30 years"
Alastair
Main sport that appears in the comic
Baseball
MK & Hayden's Engagement Date
September 27th
While Mt. Everest is the highest mountain (about land to climb), this mountain is the hardest mountain to climb.
Hint: It consists of a letter and a number
Mt. K2
The amount of creatures Moses put on the ark in total
Two (ark of the covenant) ;)
"Exactly, so listen up bucko. How's your mental well being? Is it poggers or Mega L, rn?"
Breeb/Bri/Briahna/MK's Ginger Cousin
Despite Schultz's initial distaste for him, this comic artist was greatly inspired by Peanuts and even altered this character design after advice from Charles (name the comic OR comic artist)
Garfield, Jim Davis
MK briefly learned this Asian Language in Elementary School
Chinese
Meerkats are from this animal family
Hint: This animal family is one that eats snakes
Mongoose
The differences between Partialism, Modalism, and Unitarianism
Partialism: God is three distinct parts, and each part is 1/3 of God, obviously, Patrick (3 leaf clover analogy)
Modalism: Each person of the trinity is a "mode of God" (father, husband, employee analogy)
Unitarianism: God is just one person, one being