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Here's something light to finish the week off.
1. Who is attributed to inventing the bra? 2. When did chewing gum go on sale? Around 1800, around 1850 or around 1900 3. Who played Ronald in the film Cruel Intentions? 4. A dogââ‚Âà ‚¬ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¾Ã‚¢s mouth is cleaner than a humanââ‚ÆšÂ¬ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¾Ã‚¢s mouth. True or False 5. Put these in order of cleanliness, cleanest first. Toilet Seat, Telephone and Computer Keyboard 6. Boston, Massachusetts, is sometimes nicknamed what? 7. What is the bodyââ‚ ¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢s largest organ? 8. How many bones in the human body 206, 402 or 456 9. Who was the 1st wife of the President of the USA to receive a university degree? 10. Most will have heard of AB and C in resuscitation following trauma, but A&E doctors take this a step further. ABCDE. What does the E stand for? |
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1) Titzsling? (I think that's the spelling).
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8) 206
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5: Toilet Seat, Telephone and Computer Keyboard
7: heart 8: 206 10: evacuate! |
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3: Sean Patrick Thomas
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10: Exposure, Environment, Evaluate, Emotions, Ensure, Evaluate... take your pick!
http://emj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/full/20/4/358 |
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7) Correct 4 ) Nope (Both have similar amounts of harmful bacteria. Safe to each host but not to the other. Thinking about this, I shouldn't have put a T/F quiestion in.....) |
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6: Beantown... and more!
http://www.boston.com/travel/boston/boston_nicknames/ |
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7) no 8) Yes but Love Monkey got there first 10 ) No |
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Still got 1,2,5 and 9
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1912: Garment maker Otto Titzling is said to have develop a bra for buxom singer Swanhilda Olafsen. Swanhilda lived in the same New York boarding house as Otto, and needed a supporting garment. She was the inspiration for Otto's breakthrough design, but Otto neglected to patent his creation, and therefore lost his chance to be the inventor of the bra. 1913: The first modern bra to be patented was a silk hanky and pink ribbon affair created by New York socialite Mary Phelps Jacob. Mary had bought a sheer evening dress to wear to an event, and at the time, the only undergarment available to her was a corset made with whaleback bones. Mary found that the bones showed through the sheer fabric and created her DIY alternative. |
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9) Hilary Clinton?
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2: 1800
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1: "The first modern brassiere to receive a patent was one invented by a New York socialite named Mary Phelps Jacob in 1913."
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Just 1, 5 and 9 left now... |
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1850â₠¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢s: US patents are registered for the first known bra-like garments. but doesn't say who... google is not my friend after all :) |
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Nice to see someone has picked up ton the Quiz ....
I still intend to bring it back at some point ... Salu if you need questions let me know :D |
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1) Herminie Cadolle
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9: Lou Henry Hoover
How did she have the time? ;) |
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Isn't anyone going to guess at 5?
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hmmm if you go to enough websites, it seems everyone invented the bra :)
1914 Polly Jacobs takes out a patent for the first bra. The purported inventor of the bra, Otto Titzling, never took out a patent, and most discount his claims. The same is true for Philippe de Brassiere. Olga Erteszek, however, held 28 bra patents. Ida (Maidenform) Rosenthal later added such refinements as sized cups. Prior to the invention of the bra, women were squeezed into corsets which, when tightened to stylish thinness,constricted their organs and caused serious illnesses. If they were large-breasted, women strapped their breasts down using bindings. Marie Tuceks did patent a †œbreast supporterââ‚ ¬Â in 1893, but it didnâ₠¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢t take off. |
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5) toilet seat, keyboard, phone
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1: "It appears that a woman named Marie Tucek patented the first brassiere in 1893."
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Just number 9 now. |
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Lucy Webb Hayes
Also the first woman to officially be called the 'first lady' |
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9: Grace Coolidge
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1. Marie Tucek - Altis
2. 1800 - Altis 3. Sean Patrick Thomas - Altis 4. False - Answer by default. 5. Toilet Seat, Computer Keyboard and telephone - Mr Love Monkey 6. Beantown - Altis 7. Skin - Mr Love Monkey 8. 206 - Mr Love Monkey 10. E - Exposure is the most commonly used. - Martin |
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9. Lucy Hayes was the first first lady to recieve a degree.
I got to go now so I declare Altis the winner! Altis, do you want to set next week's quiz? |
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Sorry Mr Monkey. That'll teach me to rush.
It's a draw! Who's doing next weeks? |
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But then Love Monkey did actually say 'Marie Tucek' first.... He's right - many people appear to have had a hand in the brassiere. Okay, I'll do it next week. What's the best time for everybody - 1pm? |
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1pm sounds good to me
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I'm busy writing the questions as we speak - get ready everyone!
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