one million

[MilkToast]

9000

sorry Caffein... but you weren't even in browsing the forum...

[MilkToast]

and on that note I am outta here for a while (I need to wear off the gin and tonic and get some Zs)...

--9001--

[Eliza]

Go Milk Toast!!!!
:jump: :jump: :jump:

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9003~Woohoo!

All the fun here while I'm doing silly things like sleeping... :D

[dicksbro]

9004

[dicksbro]

9005 down
990995 to go

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9006~That's such a positive thought, DB. :D

[dicksbro]

:) 9007

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9008~Film stars Robert Redford, Steve McQueen, and Paul Newman all turned down the role of Superman, despite a contract offer of $4 million. Christopher Reeve took the part--for $250,000.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9009~The Three Stooges appeared in more movies than any other comedy team in U.S. History.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9010~The literal meaning of "aloha," the Hawaiian word of greeting and farewell, is "love."

[dicksbro]

ALOHA Everyone!

9011

[dicksbro]

9012 (l Love all these little tidbits of information, IAKG ... Thanks)

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9013~Thanks, DB! I'll try to post more later.

[MilkToast]

9014 - good morning everyone... off to work :)

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9015~The first Japanese car to be imported to the United States was the Datsun, in 1958. A total of 83 were sold in the U.S. that year.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9016~The kitchen in the average American home is the scene of the greatest number of arguments.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9017~Benjamine Franklin had seven sisters and nine brothers. He was the fifteenth child and youngest son.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9018~The town of Ink, Arkansas got its name when the Post Office application for the community was being filled out and someone wrote "ink" where the form requested "Name of town (write in ink)."

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9019~Indonesia has more volcanoes than any other country in the world. It has 167 of the 850 active volcanoes known in the world.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9020~Houston, Texas produces most of the egg rolls sold in grocery stores in the United States.

[Steph]

9021

Houston?

[Steph]

9022

who knew?

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9023~Exactly!

[dicksbro]

9024

[dicksbro]

9025 down
990975 to go

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9026~Add one more to the tally!

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9027~In the 1890s, Sunday School teachers Patty and Mildred Hill wrote a song that we still sing today. "Happy Birthday to You" was rewritten from their earlier song, "Good Morning to All."

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9028~A worker ant can carry up to 50 times her own wait. A worker ant is always female.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9029~Fred Astaire's first silver screen dancing partner was Joan Crawford in "Dancing Lady" in 1933. Later that year he teamed up with Ginger Rogers in "Flying Down to Rio."

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9030~A bumblebee flaps its wings 160 beats per second.

[Scarlett]

9031

That's alot of flapping :D

[Scarlett]

9032

If you had to name the best album cover ever, what would it be?

[Scarecrow]

9033

I've forgotten so many it would be hard to name one.

[Scarecrow]

9034

when will we hit 10,000???

[Sharni]

#9035

[Sharni]

#9036

[Sharni]

#9037

[Sharni]

#9038

[Sharni]

#9039

[Sharni]

#9040

[Sharni]

#9041

[Scarecrow]

9042

and the count is right

[Eliza]

#9043
Untill I get here and mess it all up again..lol I'm so good at that...forgive me.

[Eliza]

#9044
Don't have much to post tonight..at least so far...

[Eliza]

#9045
Anyone out there see The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen?

[Eliza]

#9046
I actually liked it. I didn't think I would.

[Eliza]

#9047
But...could someone tell me who "Special Agent Sawyer" was?

[Eliza]

#9048
Everyone else I got...but him...I didn't have a clue.

[Eliza]

#9049
Anyway...next I have to see Pirates of the Carribean.

[Eliza]

#9050
Sharni I promise I won't look at Orlando to much.

[Eliza]

#9051...anyway...I need a topic..you don't want to hear me babble...

[Eliza]

OK....David Lettermen's Top Ten Lists Is Good

Top Ten Cool Things About Having Monkeypox:

[Eliza]

9053

10. It's like smallpox but monkey-er...

[Eliza]

9054

9. Monkeys have them, and everyone loves monkeys, no?

[Eliza]

9055

8. Most of your days spent picking nits out of your fur

[Eliza]

9056

7. You're automatically entered in the World Health Organization's raffle for a new 2003 Pontiac Vibe

[Eliza]

9057

6. Chills and fever-induced sweating will help you "beat the heat" all summer.

[Eliza]

9058

5. Take a sip of a friend's Coke and say, "Oh yeah, I have monkeypox." That means free Coke!

[Eliza]

9059

4. You're able to eat bananas with your feet

[Eliza]

9060


3. A secure government quarantine facility is a great place to meet babes.

[Eliza]

9061

2. Always exciting to hear a doctor say, "Dear God what the hell is that?"

[Eliza]

1. People stare at your big red ass


9062

[Eliza]

9063
Okay..this is a funny one...

Top Ten Things People Yelled at Their Television While Watching the "American Idol" Finale.

[Eliza]

9064

10. "Hey, it's that Clay kid whose ass I kicked in grade school"

[Eliza]

9065

9. "Awesome! Another over-produced power ballad!"

[Eliza]

9066
8. "This is great... but that could be the Canadian beef talking"


(okay..I'll admit..I don't get this one..so if any Canadians are offended by this...yell at Dave.)

[Eliza]

9067

7. "Has anyone seen the damn remote?"

[Eliza]

9068

6. "The show isn't even half over and I have already forgotten half these people's name"

[Eliza]

9069

5. "Where's the remote?! For the love of God, where's the remote?"

[Eliza]

9070

4. "Honey, we got any more Cheez Whiz?"


no idea

[Eliza]

9071

3. "We're screwed!" (CBS, NBC, ABC executives only)

[Eliza]

9072

2. "My tax cut plan can wait. Clay is singing"

[Eliza]

And the Number One Thing People Yelled at Their Television While Watching the "American Idol" Finale.....



1. "I was wrong. Booze doesn't make this show better"

9073

[Eliza]

9074

Top Ten Good Things About Having The Same Name As A Celebrity

[Eliza]

9075

10. Donald Trump: "I forward my credit card bills to him and the idiot actually pays them"

[Eliza]

9076

9. Bruce Willis: "My wife can say she saw Bruce Willis naked"

[Eliza]

9077

8. Tom Hanks: "Between the two of us, guys named 'Tom Hanks' have won a pair of Academy Awards"


(??)

[Eliza]

9078

7. Jennifer Lopez: "Who else gets to have 3am phone conversations with a drunken Ben Affleck?"

[Eliza]

9079

6. Brad Pitt: "Not only do we have the same name, we have the same abs" (guy lifts shirt)

(I guess that's a visual thing..that I'm sure is very funny...lol)

[Eliza]

9080

5. Michael Jackson: "One check sent to the wrong address and I'm set for life"

[Eliza]

9081

4. Tom Cruise: "Wait, there's another Tom Cruise?"

[Eliza]

9082

3. Julia Roberts: "I can talk the Blockbuster guy into giving me a dollar off when I rent 'Erin Brockovich'"

[Eliza]

9083

2. Sean Connery: "I just nailed Julia Roberts in the green room"

[Eliza]

9084

And the Number One Good Thing About Having The Same Name As A Celebrity

1. Dave Letterman: "When people meet me, they say, 'Wow, you look much better in person'"

[MilkToast]

9085

re:
Originally posted by Scarecrow
9034

when will we hit 10,000???

est. achievement date: 7/21/03 3:24 PM

[MilkToast]

Originally posted by Eliza
#9045
Anyone out there see The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen?

yup, I also liked it... enough action to keep it movin' along nicely...

I think that I might add it to the permanent collection when it comes out on video (DVD of course).

--9086--

[MilkToast]

Originally posted by Eliza
#9047
But...could someone tell me who "Special Agent Sawyer" was?

Tom Sawyer (Mark Twain's books)

--9087--

[MilkToast]

--9088--

[MilkToast]

--9089--

time to break at least into the next 100 mark before I go to sleep :)

[MilkToast]

--9090--

[MilkToast]

--9091--

[MilkToast]

--9092--

[MilkToast]

--9093--

[MilkToast]

--9094--

[MilkToast]

--9095--

[MilkToast]

--9096--

[MilkToast]

--9097--

[MilkToast]

--9098--

[MilkToast]

--9099--

[MilkToast]

--9100--

good night all....

[MilkToast]

welll... this is my 1,500th reply to this thread...

now I am going to sleep :)

--9101--

[Cheyanne]

9102

Damn, was wanting to sneak in here and mess up your numbers... hehehe

little devil in me... :hot:

[Cheyanne]

9103

I am only 46 post awayyyyyyy!!! YES!!!

[Cheyanne]

:o

9404

I am talking to myself... must be bedtime..

:multi:

[ryker]

9405

[IAKaraokeGirl]

Originally posted by Cheyanne
:o

9404

I am talking to myself... must be bedtime..

:multi:

Wishful thinking, Cheyanne, or maybe you're just tired.

This should be 9106, I think. :D

[Sharni]

#9107

[Sharni]

#9108

[Sharni]

#9109

[Sharni]

#9110

[Sharni]

#9111

[Sharni]

#9112

[Sharni]

#9113

[Sharni]

#9114

[Sharni]

#9115

[Sharni]

#9116

[Sharni]

#9117

[Sharni]

#9118

[Sharni]

#9119

[Sharni]

#9120

[Sharni]

#9121

[Sharni]

#9122

[Sharni]

#9123

[Sharni]

#9124

[Sharni]

#9125

[Sharni]

#9126

[Sharni]

#9127

[Sharni]

#9128

[Sharni]

#9129

[Sharni]

#9130

[Sharni]

#9131

[Sharni]

#9132

[Sharni]

#9133

[Sharni]

#9134

[Sharni]

#9135

[Sharni]

#9136

[Sharni]

#9137

[Sharni]

#9138

[Sharni]

#9139

[Sharni]

#9140

[Sharni]

#9141

[Sharni]

#9142

[Sharni]

#9143

[Sharni]

#9144

[Sharni]

#9145

[Sharni]

#9146

[Sharni]

#9147

[Sharni]

#9148

[Sharni]

#9149

[Sharni]

#9150

[Sharni]

#9151

[Sharni]

#9152

[Sharni]

#9153

[Sharni]

#9154

[Sharni]

#9155

[Sharni]

#9156

[Sharni]

#9157

[Sharni]

#9158

[Sharni]

#9159

[Sharni]

#9160

[Sharni]

#9161

[Sharni]

#9162

[Sharni]

#9163

[Sharni]

#9164

[Sharni]

#9165

[Sharni]

#9166

[Sharni]

#9167

[Sharni]

#9168

[Sharni]

#9169

[Sharni]

#9170

[Sharni]

#9171

[Sharni]

#9172

[Sharni]

#9173

[Sharni]

#9174

[Sharni]

#9175

[Sharni]

#9176

[Sharni]

#9177

[Sharni]

#9178

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9179~Paisley fabric got its name from the Scottish manufacturing town of Paisley, where copies were made of shawls sent home by soldiers serving in India.

[Sharni]

#9180

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9181~Amelia Earhart piloted Eleanor Roosevelt, in evening dress, to Baltimore, just after she became First Lady. Mrs. Roosevelt was so enthusiastic about the flight, she wanted Earhart to give her flying lessons, but the president said no.

[Sharni]

#9182 ~ Night all....thats it for me for the day

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9183-Some fruit flies of the genus Drosophila have sperm 2/3 of an inch long--the longest in the world. Their sperm, more than 300 times longer than human sperm, are six times longer than the fly itself--but hair-thin and all balled up.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9184~Sigmund Freud's fee--in U.S. dollars--for one session of psychoanalysis in 1925 was $25. That is $160 in today's money, adjusted for inflation.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9185~It takes light from the sun about 8 minutes to travel to earth, a distance of about 93,000,000 miles.

[Eliza]

9186
Morning..just streaking through on my way to the shower.....

[Scarlett]

9187

Good morning!

[Cheyanne]

9188

Morning to all and almost Good Afternoon!

[campingboy]

9189

That is it Cheyanne? One entry? I need to work on a serises for this thread. Really enjoy the random trivia.

[Cheyanne]

9190

Just one entry for now... getting close to 1,000 posts... I have to be careful 'cause I have something "nice" planned for my 1,000 post.. hehehe




























hint - berries.... :D ;)

[campingboy]

9191

Helping Cheyanne so that she does not have to sit at the computer all day.

[campingboy]

9192

[campingboy]

9193

You know you are addicted to coffee when

Starbucks owns the mortgage on your house

the Taster Choise couple wants to adopt you

you don't sweat, you percolate

[Scarlett]

9194

Good afternoon all!

[campingboy]

9195

Sir Richard Burton and Forster Fitzgerald Arbuthnot were Victorian explores that became famous because they translated and published the first copy of "The Perfumed Garden" into English. They also established the Kama Shastra Society in England.

[campingboy]

9196

"Sex is emotion in motion."
-Mae West

[campingboy]

9197

"Sex is not the answer. Sex is the question. Yes is the answer."

[campingboy]

9198

"Graze on my lips; and if those hills be dry, stray lower, where the pleasant fountains lie."
-William Shakespeare

[Aqua]

9199

"Look at the size of that thing" - Wedge Antilles

[Aqua]

9200

"Cut the chatter Red Two" - Red Leader

[dm383]

#9201


*It costs roughly 3½ times as much to build a Kawasaki ZX636R from official spare parts, than it does to buy from a dealer!*

[dm383]

#9202

52% of the worlds population has Blood Group 'O' positive

[dm383]

#9203


79% of ALL statstics are made up on-the-spot (courtesy~Lixy!!)

[dm383]

100% of Scottish-based Rodent Superheroes talk crap a lot of the time!!

[T-S]

9205

[Christine]

#9206

[T-S]

#9207

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9208~The expression "knock on wood" dates back to ancient European cultures whose members believed guardian spirits lived in trees and could be summoned to help with a little knocking.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9209~If you order the 5 Bs for dinner in New England, you would be served Boston baked beans and brown bread.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9210~Pop singer Boy George's name at birth was George O'Dowd. (That was for you and your church, Lil.) ;)

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9211~A chess set and billiard table purchased by sixth president John Quincy Adams sparked accusations that he was installing "gaming furniture" in the White House.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9212~There are 412 doors in the 132-room White House.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9213~The only bird that can fly backward is the tiny hummingbird.

[Aqua]

9214

"We're going in and we're going in full throttle, that oughtta keep those fighter's off our backs." -Luke S.

[Aqua]

9215

"But Luke, at that speed will you be able to pull out in time?" - Biggs Darklighter

[Aqua]

9216

"It'll be just like beggars canyon back home." - Luke S.

[dm383]

9217


"I'll get you NEXT time, Penelope Pitstop!!" .... The Hooded Claw

[Scarecrow]

9217

[Scarecrow]

9218


nobody every post here now???

[dm383]

9219


Nope!

[MilkToast]

count seems to be off by 1, this is reply 9221

[MilkToast]

--9222--

[MilkToast]

well, not a very nice day for taking pictures outdoors... so here I sit at the PC :)

--9223--

[MilkToast]

--9224--

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9225~Good evening, everyone. :)

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9226~We are living in the Cenozoic geological era, which began 65 million years ago.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9227~Joan of Arc was 19 years old when she was burned at the stake.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9228~The Japanese word "judo" means "the gentle way."

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9229~In England, the hobby of people known as "twitchers" is bird-watching. In the U.S., they're known as "birders."

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9230~The official state beverage of Delaware is milk.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9231~Cole Porter wrote Yale's "Bulldog" song when he was a student there in 1911.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9232~The first record album to be taken directly from a film's musical soundtrack was Walt Disney's 1937 "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9233~If you have trichottilomania, you have an uncontrollable urge to tear your hair out. (Kind of like me today.) :p

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9234~And here's one I already knew:

The meaning of the legal term "pro se" means by oneself--without a lawyer.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9235~The first name of Dom Perignon, the 17th century French monk who gave us Champagne, was Pierre.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9236~Canned herring are called sardines because the canning process for herring was developed in Sardinia, and the fish were first canned there.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9237~Elvis Presley picked up his pelvic gyrations from Bo Diddley.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9238~Cher's real first name is Cherilyn. Her name at birth was Cherilyn Sarkisian.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9239~The Secret Service's code name for Barbara Bush was "Tranquility." President Bush was known as "Timberwolf."

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9240~Nine American presidents did not attend college: Washington, Jackson, Van Buren, Taylor, Fillmore, Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, Cleveland, and Truman.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9241~The first bird mentioned in the Bible is the Raven. It appears in Genesis 8:7, when it is sent out from the ark by Noah to see if the flood waters have abated.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9242~You can tell a fish's age by the number of growth rings on each of its scales. Each pair of rings represents a year--the dark, narrow rings represent winter; the wider, lighter rings represent summer.

[IAKaraokeGirl]

9243~The only bone in the human body is the only bone that is not connected to another bone is in the throat, at the back of the tongue. It's the horseshoe-shaped hyoid bone, which supports the tongue and its muscles. Also known as the lingual bone, it is suspended by ligaments from the base of the skull.

[Eliza]

9244
Evening All! IAKG great trivia!
~Eliza

[ryker]

9245...hoping to get to 200 posts before quitting time

[Eliza]

9246
Hmm Ryker..maybe I might have to change my my fav position to under you..lol
~Eliza

[Eliza]

9247
Okay..stuff to do..but I'll be back....

[Eliza]

9248
Okay....fine...one more....but then I have to go....

[Eliza]

9249
Yea...I know......