1902
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
"D'oh!"
The Simpsons
O say can you see this national monument & historic shrine? You sure can, at 2400 East Fort Avenue in Baltimore
Fort McHenry
"The hog products you crave", or a mammal with quills
Pork you pine
Having these items "on the ground" means soldiers have been deployed to a hostile environment
Boots
This "Mother of Modern Physics", along with her husband, isolate the radioactive compound radium chloride
Marie Curie
"Yabba Dabba Doo!"
The Flintstones
The 20-room cliff dwelling in Arizona with the name of this Aztec ruler provides a look at the culture of the Sinagua people
Montezuma
"A spot for handing out pink slips", or a hearth at the base of a chimney
a fire place
Getting in trouble is called "catching" this, a type of anti-aircraft gun
Flak
This children's book, about a mischievous rabbit, by Beatrix Potter is published
The Tale of Peter Rabbit
"Bazinga!"
The Big Bang Theory
Including the nickname of African-American troops, an Ohio site is named Charles Young these Soldiers National Monument
Buffalo
"What you say to scare a lemon pie topping", or an Australian aboriginal weapon
Boo! Meringue
Referring to a clock position, if a soldier says he's "got your" this number, he's watching your back
Six
This first college football game, now an annual event drawing over 90,000 fans, takes place between Michigan and Stanford in Pasadena, California
The Rose Bowl
"Nanu-nanu"
Mork and Mindy
Enjoy a close encounter with this national monument in Wyoming AKA Grizzly Bear's Lodge, a remnant of a volcanic intrusion
Devil's Tower
"Where Noah stored his bees aboard his vessel", or a place where historical documents & records are kept
an ark hive
Meaning a choice to use atomic weapons, it was applied by Trent Lott to a drastic change in Senate rules
The nuclear option
This author, famous for the novel "East of Eden", is born
John Steinbeck
"Book'em, Danno."
Hawaii 5-0
Wind-blown gypsum gives this national monument in New Mexico it's self-evident 2-word name
White Sands
"To break God's law until a prime time hour", or to sparkle brightly
sin till late
By tradition, you can fool an enemy ship with a fake flag until battle begins--then you have to "show your" these
(true) colors