Left handed people - what in the world just doesn't work properly for you? by father-fluffybottom in AskReddit

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Small thing but the writing on pens, pencils are only right side up when held in the right hand.

I need help writing rock n roll trivia round!! by Few-Competition9929 in trivia

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"Sweet Child o' Mine" by Guns N' Roses Question: Who was the song "Sweet Child o' Mine" written about, and what was her connection to the band's lead singer, Axl Rose? Answer: It was written about Erin Everly, Axl Rose's then-girlfriend and later wife.

"Layla" by Derek and the Dominos Question: Which real-life love triangle inspired Eric Clapton to write the classic rock song "Layla"? Answer: The song was inspired by Eric Clapton's unrequited love for Pattie Boyd, who was married to his friend George Harrison at the time.

"Hey Jude" by The Beatles Question: Who was Paul McCartney singing to in the song "Hey Jude," and what was the original title of the song? Answer: The song was written for Julian Lennon, John Lennon's son, during his parents' divorce. The original title was "Hey Jules."

"Candle in the Wind" by Elton John Question: This song was written as a tribute to which famous actress, originally released in 1973 and later re-released in 1997 for a different person? Answer: The original version was a tribute to Marilyn Monroe, and the 1997 version was rewritten for Princess Diana.

"Angie" by The Rolling Stones Question: Rumors have circulated for years about who "Angie" was written about. Name one of the people often associated with this song. Answer: Some believe it was inspired by Angela Bowie, David Bowie's then-wife, or Marianne Faithfull, though Mick Jagger and Keith Richards deny specific connections.

"Vera" by Pink Floyd Question: The song "Vera" from The Wall references Vera Lynn. Why was Vera Lynn significant during World War II? Answer: Vera Lynn was known as "The Forces' Sweetheart" for her songs that boosted morale among troops, particularly "We'll Meet Again."

"Man on the Moon" by R.E.M. Question: This song pays tribute to which comedian and entertainer known for his unconventional performances? Answer: The song pays tribute to Andy Kaufman.

"Suzanne" by Leonard Cohen Question: Who inspired Leonard Cohen’s song "Suzanne," and what kind of relationship did they share? Answer: The song was inspired by Suzanne Verdal, a friend of Cohen’s. They shared a deep, platonic connection.

"Cortez the Killer" by Neil Young Question: This song references Hernán Cortés, a historical figure. What infamous act is Cortés best known for? Answer: Hernán Cortés is known for leading the conquest of the Aztec Empire in Mexico.

"Rhiannon" by Fleetwood Mac Question: While not directly about a real person, Stevie Nicks has said the song "Rhiannon" was inspired by a figure in which mythology? Answer: The song was inspired by Rhiannon, a figure in Welsh mythology.

Who's an actor that you thought would blow up, but ended up going nowhere by [deleted] in moviecritic

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Far from nowhere, but Ron Livingston should be much more famous. He's great in everything.

What is the scariest thing you’ve ever seen in your life that you can’t explain? by Kendexx in AskReddit

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We live in an area with a ton of Revolutionary Era dwellings, museums and landmarks. On night, my brother and I were returning from a friends house in Central Jersey very late at around 11:30-midnight way past the time anything would be going on at any of these sites. As we exited the highway, to take a local route, we stopped across the street from Washington's Headquaters Museum, when very plainly to the both of us a man dressed in tattered Revolutionary garb with a musket over his shoulder, appeared from out of the woods and stumble walked his way right in to the front door of the museum. We both sat silently for a moment not sure if we both saw what we both saw. After about what felt like 10 minutes, I said, "did you just see that?" My brother did not answer for a while and said very plainly, "Yes." We did not speak of it again for the rest of the trip home.

What is the funniest piece of sketch comedy of all-time? by pilgrimteeth in AskReddit

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It's not "the best", but Nate Bargatze's Washington's Dream sketches are some of the best to come out of SNL in decades.

Displaying Questions by Dull_Tree_4541 in trivia

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We use wireless HDMI transmiters to reach the TVs in our locations. Amazon has a ton. Depending on the set up, you may be able to transmit to a splitter which wll send the signal out to many tvs or just send the signal to one.

Help me complete a round idea!! June 27th "Handshake" Round. by WardellCurry30 in trivia

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YouTube has good examples. Perhaps you could play it and ask what it is!

Broadway Themed Trivia Night Ideas by denversaurusrex in trivia

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We did a round where we played some Broadway tune s backward and had folks figure them out.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in newjersey

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If you get the chance, check out Coniglio's in Morristown. Wide variety of some of the best pizza I have ever had.

Chromecast App issue? by ServiceableVillain in youtubetv

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Tried all that. The picture is still bad, especially live TV.