It's been on J! dozens of times (including this very week), and I suppose this has changed, but when I grew up it was elementary school history, with reference to the Longfellow poem.bibliophage wrote: ↑Fri May 19, 2023 2:40 pm
I've been to the Old North Church when I was about ten, so I got that clue right. I think that's where I learned the word "pew" which I thought was a funny word. I wasn't surprised the clue was a triple stumper, and I am surprised it polls so high here. It seems like a pretty New-England-centric clue.
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You know about the skunk family that went to church, right?bibliophage wrote: ↑Fri May 19, 2023 2:40 pm I've been to the Old North Church when I was about ten, so I got that clue right. I think that's where I learned the word "pew" which I thought was a funny word.
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They had to sit in their own pew.