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Does anyone have access to the original zip file for these Pavlovs? I'd be curious to learn more about the frequency of various terms. Thanks! I think OP's signature has a working URL? Is that what you're looking for? Whoops! It sure does, the "Web flashcards" link. I had tried only the site50.net ...

Does anyone have access to the original zip file for these Pavlovs? I'd be curious to learn more about the frequency of various terms. Thanks!

Congrats, 9021amyers and acthomas for finishing 1-2 in this TD bundle. A current TD win and 3rd place overall? I'll take it.

Thank you for hosting all of these, floridagator.

Despite a poor last day, I finished 2nd in B Magnolia and will be back in A next season, hopefully to stay for a bit.

Congrats to Vermonter on winning A Magnolia and teapot37 and all the rundle-winning boardies!

Knew it was Stowe or Alcott, and went the wrong way. Also, it was Abraham Lincoln, not Mark Twain, who allegedly said -- according to Stowe family tradition -- "So this is the little lady who made this big war" or some such upon meeting Harriet Beecher Stowe. Except that he might not have.

TenPoundHammer wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 02, 2018 7:28 pm

Keely Smith/Louis Prima seems like a very obscure pairing unless you're over 70 years old. Curious if anyone here got this right.

Got it, and I'm younger than 70.

Had to go with this guy, a Cal Berkeley alum with a cool name who pitched on the last Cubs team to win a World Series before 2016.

Said A Tale of Two Cities on the Sydney Carton Q; should have read it properly. For the Joan of Arc one, I said 1411. Ouch!

Oh my goodness I just received an invite to audition in San Francisco on July 12 at 2 p.m.

Came up with the Marlboro Man for FJ, wondering if the smoking-on-tv ban was around 1975 (it went into effect in 1971).

boson wrote: ↑

Thu May 24, 2018 10:41 pm

AMag is populated with 5 boardies/former boardies. We lost Colby Burnett to another league so our TOC champ cachet has dropped a bit. Looking forward to LL77!

And one boardie who was relegated to B after a cup of coffee in A.

Precalled isthmus as a potential term for FJ; may have also got it by remembering this from The Little Rascals

Attorney and presidential adviser Richard Goodwin, husband of author Doris Kearns Goodwin, has died at 86 . Not sure if his name's well-known, but may come up in regard to his writing LBJ's "Great Society" and "We Shall Overcome" speeches, Al Gore's concession speech in 2000, and his investigating t...

squarekara wrote: ↑

Thu May 17, 2018 12:59 pm

Peachbox, I'm gonna grab us a couple sarsaparillas and set up some beach chairs over by the Devil's Paint Pots.

Hehe, I'll join you. Thought I had a singleton for sure.

Thank you for hosting a fun TD, Peter !

Thought of only Lewis and Clark, and dismissed Lewis since I knew he died much earlier than 1836. Never even considered Hamilton-Burr duel (doh!). Turns out the Lewis and Clark expedition departed in May 1804. Down goeth the FJ percentage.

617 - MASSACHUSETTS SINGLETONS Coach P (Bentley) sillymoose (Brandeis) twelvefootboy (Harvard) spell4yr (Merrimack) acthomas (New England Conservatory) Ironhorse (Salem State) threearruda (Stonehill) Peachbox (Tufts) guessonguessonguess (U Mass Dartmouth) ouachiouat (U Mass) :shock: badgerfellow (W...

I managed to finish in 17th place, despite having the second lowest TCA in A Magnolia, and being 8 questions below my average TCA. My only 9(6) win was against a forfeit, which seemed sort of appropriate. Hopefully, when I have less going on at work, I will again be able to actually read the questi...

I picked a heck of a time to get my first 1 of the season on Matchday 24. As for the questions...One of the 9 largest companies headquartered in Europe, based on revenue? Hmm...maybe Royal Dutch Shell or Unilever, or something like that...let's go with Unilever. :( Husband-and-wife team who designed...

TenPoundHammer wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 26, 2018 11:26 pm

Not to mention that I SAID IN THIS VERY THREAD that I got today's FJ! right...

Yayyyyy, TPH ! Congrats!