Oh, I'm feeling a little off topic these days. So let's see how fast these questions can be answered. 1) If one man can dig a hole 10 feet wide and 10 feet deep in 10 minutes, how long will it take 2 men to dig half a hole? 2) Without looking on the internet, how many Presidents have been impeached and who are they? 3) In the last 30 years only one man has not played professional football after winning the Heisman trophy. Again, without looking on the internet, who was he? Please feel free to post any fun trivia questions here as well.
No idea about 1/2 hole, but Andrew Johnson and Bubba Clinton were the only presidents ever impeached. Nixon might have been had he not resigned. Both Johnson and Clinton were acquitted however; NO president was ever convicted after impeachment. And, if I recall, Joe Bellino, the Navy QB in the mid 60's, never played pro ball. (Unlike Staubach)
I don't know about that. I was digging a hole the other day and I thought I was through. I showed it to my husband, and he didn't think it was deep enough. He told me, "That's only half a hole. Keep digging!" I knew that one. What's football?
Incorrect. There have also been presidents impeached in other countries. Wasn't the president of Lithuania impeached a couple of years ago, and I think also the president of Brazil in the 1990s......? OK, being picky, but you didn't specify a country and we're not all Americans :biggrin:
OK, OK, OK, American Presidents... The answer to the third question is....Charlie Ward. Played football and basketball at Florida State University and won the Hiesman trophy. Went on to a long career playing basketball with the New York Knicks. Anybody else have fun trivia questions?
Hah! you got me on that one. I guess I'll have to hold that trivia question for at least a year maybe two. Didn't Nikon make the first digital camera? So I'll go with Nikon
Ironically, it was Kodak and Canon that commissioned the CompactFlash card. The format, coined in 1994, was the first successful flash card. Kodak had made a digital camera but the storage device inside of it made the camera big and bulky. The company, along with Canon, then commissioned SanDisk to come up with something smaller. Ultimately, Casio, not Kodak, had the first commercial success with digital cameras and many other companies, but not Kodak, made piles of money on flash cards. Kodak tried to do its own branded memory cards too, but was late.
Splitting another hair, the Brazilian President is also an 'American' president. :biggrin: And the correct answer to the third question is 'All of them' since they tend to play American Football and not Football. :biggrin::biggrin::biggrin: Ronnie
"The answer to the third question is....Charlie Ward. Played football and basketball at Florida State University and won the Hiesman trophy. Went on to a long career playing basketball with the New York Knicks." Forgot about Charlie. There was a joke making the rounds when Kerry Collins and Chad Pennington were playing for Giants and Jets that went, "Who is the best QB in NY." Answer was, "Charlie Ward!"
another question... What is the only word (to my knowledge) in the English language with all the vowels (the "sometimes y" thing not included) in alphabetical order? I'd give y'all a hint, but I wouldn't want anyone to think too seriously about it. ...and what rhymes with "orange?" :wink:
...not sure anything rhymes with orange, though you did get the other half of the question. I tend to be more facetious than abstemious.
