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[Quasit 869]

@Wumo
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Pts. 200

What would actor Matthew Paige Damon tell to close friends if he wanted them to address him in short?
♦ A: Benolympique!	♦ B: Thepharoah!
♦ C: Vic Liu!	♦ D: Call me Matt!

 

[Wumo 3,023]

Some really creative and funny among the options, but I think he would say to his friends, call me Matt. So D is my answer.

[Quasit 869]

Anything else they wouldn't really understand.

 

 

Pts. 200

What would actor Matthew Paige Damon tell to close friends if he wanted them to address him in short?
♦ A: Benolympique!	♦ B: Thepharoah!
♦ C: Vic Liu!	♦ D: Call me Matt!

 

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[Quasit 869]

@Wumo

 

 

Pts. 300

What orbits between Earth and an asteroid belt?
♦ A: Hershey	♦ B: Mars
♦ C: Snickers	♦ D: MilkyWay

 

[Wumo 3,023]

Logically I would go with Mars, but that's only because it makes sense to me. So B.

[Quasit 869]

2 minutes ago, Wumo said:

Logically I would go with Mars, but that's only because it makes sense to me. So B.

It it entirely logical, yes.

 

 

Pts. 300

What orbits between Earth and an asteroid belt?
♦ A: Hershey	♦ B: Mars
♦ C: Snickers	♦ D: MilkyWay

 

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[Quasit 869]

@Wumo

Two more before the first milestone.

 

 

Pts. 500

Where are you most likely to find a lookout post called a "crow's nest"?
♦ A: Train	♦ B: Ship
♦ C: Airplane	♦ D: Tractor

Question by OlympicIRL

 

[Dolby 754]

6 minutes ago, Quasit said:

@Wumo

 

 

Pts. 300

What orbits between Earth and an asteroid belt?
♦ A: Hershey	♦ B: Mars
♦ C: Snickers	♦ D: MilkyWay

 

Matthew Paige Damon 

[Wumo 3,023]

I have a friend who has been a sailor for many years and he has explained me some of the terms from now and the past. Thought the terms are very different from Danish, I know a "crow's nest" is a lookout post on a ship. B.

[Quasit 869]

Just now, Wumo said:

I have a friend who has been a sailor for many years and he has explained me some of the terms from now and the past. Thought the terms are very different from Danish, I know a "crow's nest" is lookout post on ship. B.

So much for the nautical question then. Correct.

 

Pts. 500

Where are you most likely to find a lookout post called a "crow's nest"?
♦ A: Train	♦ B: Ship
♦ C: Airplane	♦ D: Tractor

Question by OlympicIRL

 

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