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Another Gemini here.

Not a strong FJ category for me, but the presidents I associate with the far west US (i.e. California) the most are Reagan and Nixon. I knew Reagan died in California, so I went with Nixon and hoped for the best.

Another response of "plumbago" as a wild guess here.

Just got an email saying Sploofus is back! (Albeit as a mobile app called TriviaHub).


https://www.triviahub.io/

Only got Japan on Wednesday.
I have seen and read Jurassic Park.

My reaction was along the lines of "Doesn't quite look like a P-51 (from my admittedly limited knowledge), and they probably want something less well known at $2,000". But I took a chance and went with it anyway.

41 right here, about average for me. Should have been a little higher, perhaps, due to some brain cramps on my part.

9021amyers wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 06, 2018 8:14 pm

That felt like a tough test.

Interesting. I had the opposite impression. Now I'm very curious about what the general opinion of it will be around here.

doihavetoreally wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 21, 2018 3:17 pm

Question: Would Peristyle work for Colonnade clue?

Or how about arcade?

Played my first round of Cash Show, and while I agree with those who find the lack of some polish off putting, I appreciate a couple things it does that HQ Trivia doesn't. It actually gave me money for knowing grade school stuff like the capital of Texas, for one. (Something I suspect will change if...

I said Council of Vienna for FJ. Sigh.

Keats for me as well in FJ.

I lost the De Niro/Pacino coin flip. (But a good weekly poll option, perhaps?)

Mao for me on FJ.

Malachi on Monday, complete blank on Tuesday.

TenPoundHammer wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 22, 2017 8:39 pm

econgator wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 22, 2017 7:38 pm

TenPoundHammer wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 22, 2017 7:27 pm

No guess on FJ! What was even the TOM?

Read the last part of Mark's post.

Because that's the only thing that's ever been green, right?

Of course not, but you have the category, and a year. Really narrows things down nicely.

Most of my FJ misses feel like I should have gotten them right afterwards, but Monday's was the rare one without even a blip on my mental radar.

My solve percentage for the week on the FJ! clues went up five points today and my instinct is to credit Franklin W. Dixon as the source for first putting the organization on my radar. Interesting. I hadn't thought about it, but very likely same here. I probably started working through the series w...