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The Arizona Cardinals used to be the Phoenix Cardinals, but up until 1988, called this city home.

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What is Cat's in the Cradle? (Harry Chapin or Ugly Kid Joe)

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Erik Erikson's research coined this phrase, offiially it describes an individual who has failed to achieve ego identity during adolescence, but is also more commonly used for anyone who is having trouble finding their place in the world. 

What is identity crisis?

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This country has the most fresh water lakes in the world.

What is Canada? 

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While he's never actually been in the suit, he's been the powerful voice of Lord Vader for all 5 movies he's been in. 

Who is James Earl Jones? 

NOT SO FUN FACT: In perhaps the most ridiculous gaffe in human history, in 2002, the town of Lauderhill, FL invited Jones to speak at their annual Martin Luther King Day celebration and presented him with a plaque. However, they got his name as wrong as humanly possible. Rather than James Earl Jones, it was inscribed James Earl Ray....MLK's assassin. 

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Prior to 1994, the St. Johns Red Storm was knows as this.  

What are the Red Men?

FUN FACT: The Red Men name origin did not actually have Native American origins. It was coined in 1922 when a reporter used the term to describe the football team's all red uniforms. However, in 1930, a somewhat offensive caricature was added as the logo.


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What is Dogs of War (Pink Floyd)?

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Perhaps the most famous one of all time, his work on psychosexuality involved boys and subconscious sexual attractions to their mothers. 


Who is Sigmund Freud? 


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This is the only Great Lake that is located 100% in the United States. 

What is Lake Michigan? 


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Ranked in fan polls as the #1 voice people would want to narrate their life, he has fittingly been U.S. President, twice, Nelson Mandella, the Civil War's first ever black commissioned officer, and of course God. 

Who is Morgan Freeman?



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The Athletics moved from Kansas City to Oakland in 1968. Before that they originated here.

What is Philadelphia?


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What is Little Red Corvette (Prince)?

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Before becoming a Ghostbuster, Dr. Peter Venkman tested subjects for psychic abilities, and administered this punishment for incorrect answers...unless the subject was an attractive young college girl. They got a pass. 

What is electric shocks?


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While over 560 people have been to outer space and thousands have reached Everest's peak, there have only been 2 manned expeditions to this, the deepest place on Earth, 35,814 feet under the Pacific Ocean. 

What is the Challenger Deep/Mariana Trench?

FUN FACT: In 1960 U.S. Navy Lt. Donald Walsh & Jacques Piccard, were the first, spending 20 minutes on the sea floor at 35,810 feet. One of their windows cracked during the almost 5 hour decent, but they opted to keep going. In 2012, legendary director James Cameron (Titanic, the Abyss, Aliens, Terminator 2) led the 2nd expedition, spending 3 hours at 35,787 feet, just 23 feet short of the 1960 dive. This was Cameron's 2nd deep sea expedition. In 2003, he and the late great actor Bill Paxton (also of Titanic) took a sub down to Titanic, a measly 12,500 feet down 


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Epic for all the wrong reasons, this star of the "The Nanny" might have the most irritating voice in world history.

Who is Fran Drescher?


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Prior to 1997, the NHL's Carolina Hurricanes were known as this.  

What is the Hartford Whalers?


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Tony Soprano's psychiatrist. 

Who is Dr. Melfi?


FUN FACT: Lorraine Bracco is one of 27 actors who were in both Goodfellas and the Sopranos. She played Ray Liotta's wife, Karen Hill.  


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This is the term for water with an extra neutron in its hydrogen atoms, used in nuclear reactors.

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On October 30, 1938 this future famous filmmaker did a radio broadcast of H.G. Wells' classic "War of the Worlds," disguised as a news broadcast, and created an absolute public hysteria, convincing the public that Martians had invaded.  

Who is Orson Welles? (no relation)

FUN FACT: The program began with a disclaimer that it was in fact an adaptation of the novel, but most of the 12 million listeners tuned in after it, easily mistaking it as very panicky breaking news. Welles went as far as "reporting" that Martians had emerged from a downed ship at a farm in Grover's Mill, NJ and fried police and onlookers with a death ray, as well as overwhelmed the U.S. military in NYC and released poison gas on the city, as well as Chicago and St. Louis. The FCC launched an investigation but found no laws were brokend and Welles issued a public apology. 

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In 1901, the current New York Yankees were founded with this name.

What is the Baltimore Orioles? 

FUN FACT: The original Baltimore Orioles were not the only team name to have eventually replaced a departed team with the exact same team name that left. In 1999, 3 years after the Cleveland Browns left to become the Baltimore Ravens, the expansion Cleveland Browns were born. And the NHL's Winnipeg Jets moved to become the Phoenix Coyotes in 1996. In 2011, the failed Atlanta Thrashers moved to Winnipeg, and resumed the Jets name as if they'd never left.

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What is Crazy Little Thing Called Love? (Queen)

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This famous Russian's work with dogs proved that they would trigger an emotional response to objects and actions associated with being fed, rather than just the food itself. (such as ringing a bell, hearin the footsteps of the person bringing the food)

Who is Ivan Pavlov (Pavlov's dogs.)

NOT SO FUN FACT: After Pavlov died of pneumonia in 1936, the remainder of his dogs were being cared for in Leningrad, until the Nazis invaded and seized the city in 1941. They were eventually eaten by starving citizens.

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The ancient Greeks crossed this sea to launch their 10 year war on the city of Troy. 


What is the Aegean? 

NO CONTINUITY AT ALL FUN FACT: Sean Bean has died on screen in 23 different roles, most notably as Game of Thrones' Ned Stark, whose severed head kicked off the greatest show in TV history. But his Odysseus in the movie Troy was not one of them. The actor with the most on screen deaths: Danny Trejo with a staggering 83 (69 movies, 10 TV shows, 3 music videos & one video game), ranging from the cartel in Breaking Bad, Don Johnson in Nash Bridges, DeNiro in Heat, a 40 foot anaconda, and Michael Myers dropping a TV on his face. 



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Rising to recent fame for his hilarious fake sports commentary videos, he has since been hired as the Buffalo Wild Wings commercial voice. 

Who is Bob Menery?