Fibbing Friday

Fibbing Friday

This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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1. Exactly what did Columbus do in 1492? … Well, seeing as how he was a detective, he probably solved a crime.
3. Why does Canada celebrate Thanksgiving in October rather than November as the US does? … Because they need to get their celebrating done before really cold weather and snow comes to them.
5. Why do we carve pumpkins into Jack-o-lanterns for Halloween? … On Halloween the Great Pumpkin raises up and sends orders to his minions to carve pumpkins in his likeness.
7. If “octo-” means eight, then why is October the tenth month? … An octopus has a bunch of tentacles, but can’t count right, so when he was chosen to represent a month, he picked the 10th one.
9. Why do kids dress up in costumes and go trick-or-treating on Halloween? … Once a year on Halloween it is decreed that kids reveal their true nature in a costume, whether cute like a princess, a monster, a super hero or whatever. It tells the future of each individual.
11. What is the movie, Hocus Pocus about? … In a humorous way, it presents a guidebook to all future witches.
13. In the Movie, Halloween, why was Michael Myers sent to an insane asylum when he was only six years old? … His mom worked as a nurse there, so she just brought him to work with her.
15. Continuing from the previous question, what did Myers do when he escaped approximately fifteen years later? … He declared he was emancipated from parental control so he could go out on his own.
17. What was the movie, Lost Boys about? … This is the story told around a campfire of a scout troop who wandered off into a woods in an alternate dimension, never to be found again.
19. According to legend, why don’t vampires have a reflection? … Only warm blooded creatures have a reflection, and vampires have no warm blood of their own, and that’s why they bite – to get some warm blood for a little while.

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Fibbing Friday – Books

Fibbing Friday – Books

This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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This week Di has us looking at book titles.  Thanks, Di! 🙂

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1. A Tale of Two Cities    … This is the story of two little towns on the border of Texas and Arkansas. They had a hillbilly standoff, and the outcome was a divided ‘city’ called Texarkana.

2. Pride and Prejudice  … This nature tell-all, with photos, shows the rivalry between two prides of lions.

3. Little Women … This is an age old folk tale about a small woman and her friends who had the courage to fight ogres.

4. The Carpetbaggers … A handy instruction guide that is included with every vacuum cleaner.

5. What Katy Did Next … A children’s book taking a look at hopping/flying insects called katydids.

6. Dune … Chronicle of two best friends on a mission to wind surf all the way around the world’s deserts.

7. Cider with Rosie … An episode of the cartoon robot named Rosie, and her famous applejack recipe.

8. Far from the Madding Crowd … How to book on living off the grid with no modern conveniences.

9. Jaws … A fascinating memoir of a dentist in Hollywood, and the celebrity patients he’s seen in his practice.

10. The Lord of the Rings … This is a songbook for professional bell ringers.

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© 2021 BS

Fibbing Friday

Fibbing Friday

This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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Thanks for the fun questions, Di! 🙂

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1. What is the difference between an earth worm and an ear worm?  … Two letters are the difference ‘th’ or no ‘th’. And that’s how the worm turns.

2. What is a Mars Bar? … To practice law on the planet Mars you have to pass the Mars Bar Exam.

3. What colour is a peanut? … A peanut is bright orange – it’s sold at the circus, now known as the candy called Circus Peanuts! Yummy!

4. What is meant by dressed up like a dog’s dinner? … This means you’re on a restricted soft food only diet.

5. What is an orange pippin? … The orange pippin is a bird that lives at the North Pole.

6. What do an owl, pussy cat and five pound note all have in common?  … The 5 pound note was the payoff for blackmail between the owl and the pussycat.

7. Where would you find a Bunny Girl? … She’s a superhero friend to Bat Girl.

8. What is the difference between an heir and a hair? … Back in the old days people would save their fallen out or cuttings of hair in a container called a hair receiver. It would later be passed down to their heirs to keep.

9. What is meant by fringe benefits? … This is also known as BOGO – Buy One Get One – like a free gift with purchase of something.

10. What is a whimsy? … This is a girl’s fancy hair ornament.

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© 2021 BS

Fibbing Friday

Fibbing Friday

 

This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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https://pcguyiv.wordpress.com/2021/09/17/fibbing-friday-september-17th-2021/

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1. What exactly is the philosopher’s stone?  … This was an ancient truth telling rock, kinda like the nowadays magic 8 ball game. You ask the stone a question, and it tells you the answer.
3. What is kept in the Chamber of Secrets? … A girl named Victoria
5. Why was Harry Potter known as “The Boy Who Lived”? … Because the title of Boy Who Cries Wolf was already taken.
7. What was the Elder Wand made of? … It was made of a pronged Elm tree branch – used for divination.
9. What are the Deathly Hallows? … They are a moaning shriek made by banshees.
11. Who wrote Magical Me? … Oh, that guy magician, what’s his name? David Copperfield. He was popular on TV specials for awhile; then he disappeared.
13. What is a Firebolt? … It’s a dazzling streak of lightning.
15. What are the Nimbus 2000, and the Nimbus 2001? … These are holographic clouds the internet uses to store stuff
17. What does polyjuice potion do? … I’ve heard it takes paint off of cars.
19. What does a portkey do? … Well, it unlocks the port-a-potty door.

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© 2021 BS

Fibbing Friday

Fibbing Friday

 

This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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https://pensitivity101.wordpress.com/2021/09/10/fibbing-friday-10th-september/

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1. What is usually shaken and not stirred? … A little bottle of fingernail polish

2. Who was Dr No? … I don’t know, but he evidently wasn’t a ‘yes man’

3. What is a Thunderball? …This is when in a storm, the thunder and lightning happen at the same time creating ball lightning

4. Who sang ‘For Your Eyes Only?’ … The Owl in the little story of the Owl and the Pussycat

5. What does ‘M’ stand for? … Mexican food – my favorite

6. What snack did ‘Q’ almost lose when showing off one of his latest gadgets? … Nestles Quick Chocolate drink. He invented an electric spoon stirrer, and knocked the cup over

7. What was sent from Russia with Love? … 99 bottles of beer on the wall

8. What scares the living daylights out of you? … Tornadoes!

9. What does a Moonraker do? … The aliens who live on the moon have gardeners who rake the moon dust into meditative swirls

10. What is You Only Live Twice about? … It’s a memoir of a person who dies, but is reincarnated later on.

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© 2021 BS

Fibbing Friday

Fibbing Friday

 

This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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1. Finish the following idiom: “What happens in Vegas…”  … Always costs a lot of money
3. What device is known as a one-arm bandit? … A cute raccoon stealing your trash
5. What is used to play Russian Roulette? … You’ll need salad greens and a bottle of dressing
7. What is James Bond’s favorite casino game? … Out wit, Out last, Out play – Survive
9. Who was the spokesman for Player’s Club International from the mid 1980s to the early 1990s? … The polar bear sitting on an ice floe holding a bottle of soda pop
11. What nickname is given to a poker hand containing a pair of black aces and a pair of black eights?  … Unlucky loser
13. What does it mean to bet on “the hard way” in craps? … You use actual hard dice instead of those fuzzy soft dice hanging from your rear-view mirror in the car.
15. What is special about aces in blackjack? … They are secretly marked and only ‘insider people’ know the code
17. What are clams casino? … These type of casinos require and enforce a ‘no talking’ rule. This is where the term ‘clam up’ came into the vocabulary.
19. What game is played in the World Series of Poker? … Besides card games, each player must take a 30 minute break outside to play a round of baseball.

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© 2021 BS

Fibbing Friday

Fibbing Friday

 

This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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1. Where will you find a pushme-pullyou? … At an old fashioned candy taffy making contest

2. What is meant by the term ‘chocolate box’? … An affectionate nickname for a square cut brownie cake.

3. Who lived in the house made with gingerbread, cake and pastries? … TV personality Martha Stewart

4. Where will you find Mr Stay Puft?  … In a dragon’s lair spewing fire and puffing smoke

5. Where will you find The Hallelujah Mountains? … 🎵 In the sky, Lord, in the sky 🎵

6. What did Gru intend to steal with the Shrink Ray? … A person’s soul

7. Going back a long way, what was ‘Baby’ in the 1938 film Bringing Up Baby? … A gorilla

8. Who played the drums in The Muppets? … Ringo Starr

9. What magical instrument did Sparky play? … The Pan flute

10. What did ‘Andy’ have waxed in The 40 Year Old Virgin? … He waxed his floors

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Fibbing Friday

Fibbing Friday

 

This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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1. Finish the lyric: “It’s been a hard day’s night, and I’ve been working like a __________.”  … Bouncer in a bar.
3. What nickname was given to the British group, The Beatles? … Insect-a-cide
5. What TV variety show did the Beatles appear on in the US? … Laugh In
7. Finish the lyric: “That deaf, dumb, and blind kid sure plays a mean ____________.” … Guitar lick
9. What rock group was responsible for the 1969 album, Tommy? …  Herman’s Hermits
11. In the 1975 movie adaptation of Tommy, what part did Tina Turner play? … Dancing Queen
13. Finish the lyric: “I can’t get no _____________.” … Cream for my coffee
15. What is Mick Jagger best known for? … The Jagger Stagger
17. What is Keith Richards best known for? … The e magazine – Poor Richard’s Almanac
19. What was the rise in popularity of music from the UK during the 1960’s in the US known as? … The Ultimate Kerfuffle

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© 2021 BS

Fibbing Friday

Fibbing Friday

 

This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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1. What does it mean if you have an itchy right palm?  …. It’s a signal that you will mysteriously receive money – so it’s a good thing.

2. On the other hand, what does it mean if you have an itchy left? … An itchy left what? an itchy left hand? Well, it’s the opposite of the right itchy palm, it means money will leave you or be lost

3. Why is it considered good luck to find a horseshoe? … Because finding a horseshoe randomly is as rare as hen’s teeth – so you better hang on to it.

4. Why is saying ‘Bless you’ when someone sneezes considered to be good luck? … Because it means you have friends who wish you well, and that is a very lucky thing to have.

5. Why do we say ‘Find a penny, pick it up?’ … It’s like an egg hunt for grown-ups and whoever finds the most pennies wins.

6. Why do we ‘knock on wood?’ … It’s so you can find the hidden doorway to another room filled with treasure.

7. Why is the number 666 considered unlucky? … Because three is not enough numbers and five is too many numbers. The best is 4 sixes 6666 as in the TX ranch, except I think they sold it now.

8. Why do some people believe it’s unlucky to step on the cracks in the pavement? … Sidewalks (or pavements) are notoriously uneven, so it’s easy to trip on a crack and break your leg.

9. Why do we cross our fingers for good luck?   … It’s a form of hand Yoga – exercises for your fingers. When you master the finger cross position and the leg cross position at the same time – you find Zen!

10. Why is it unlucky to open an umbrella indoors? … Because it scares the cats and they run around and you might trip over them.

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© 2021 BS

Fibbing Friday

Fibbing Friday

 

This weekly challenge presents some questions that we are to give wrong answer to. It’s all in fun.

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https://pcguyiv.wordpress.com/2021/08/06/fibbing-friday-august-6th-2021/

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1. Stretching from the Bering Strait, to the Strait of Magellan, what does the Continental Divide actually divide?  … It’s really a big dish of ice cream, with the mounds of vanilla and chocolate divided by cherries.
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4. What was the name of Denali before 2015? … Big Rock Candy Mountain
7. What was Sir Edmund Hillary’s claim to fame? … He was a soap opera superstar!
9. What happened to Mt. St. Helens in 1980? … She joined the convent and took a vow of silence.
11. What is significant about Kilauea? … It’s where the first orchids were said to be discovered.
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14. When was the last time Mt. Fuji erupted? … It erupted in anger when too many people tried climbing at the same time – too  much noise!
16. What, besides Switzerland, comes between France and Italy? … Lots of grape vines for wine making grow there.
18. What famous rock does Prudential Financial use as its logo? … This would be the iconic ‘Pet Rock’.
20. What is arguably the most prominent feature of Yosemite National Park? … People visit here just to see the bats come flying out at dusk every night.
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23. In the sci-fi classic, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, what did Roy Neary (played by Richard Dreyfus) make a sculpture of out of mashed potatoes? … He made the potatoes look likea giant frosty the snowman!

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