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  1. Who's in the mood for some online Trivial Pursuit?

    The game works like this: A general knowledge question is posted. The member that correctly answers the question, posts the next question. And so it continues...

    There are some rules tho:

    • Only general knowledge questions are allowed. Your sisters bra size is NOT general knowledge. ;D
    • Only board members are allowed to post questions. If you are a guest, and you know the answer to a question, you'll have to register as a member to post the next question.
    • If no-one can answer your question within 24 hrs, post the answer, and then post another question
    • If there is a dispute over an answer, sort it out before posting the next question
    • Try and keep the game flowing as much as possible.
    • Have fun!

    I'll kick the game off.

  2. Who invented the word "assassination"?

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    Who invented the word "assassination"?

    Assassination is a term thought to be derived from "Hashish", a drug similar to marijuana, said to have been used by Hasan-Dan-Sabah to induce motivation in his followers, who were assigned to carry out political and other murders, usually at the c ost of their lives. It is here used to describe the planned killing of a person who is not under the legal jurisdiction of the killer, who is not physically in the hands of the killer, who has been selected by a resistance organization for death, and who has been selected by a resistance organization for death, and whose death provides positive advantages to that organization. ;D

  4. What was the first sport to be filmed?

  5. Rowing?

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    Rowing?

    Gidday Altwegg. On this occasion it wasn't rowing. 🙂

  7. tennis

  8. I know, it was Boxing!

  9. nah it has to be chess!

  10. No way, maybe Baseball?

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    Assassination is a term thought to be derived from "Hashish", a drug similar to marijuana, said to have been used by Hasan-Dan-Sabah to induce motivation in his followers, who were assigned to carry out political and other murders, usually at the c ost of their lives. It is here used to describe the planned killing of a person who is not under the legal jurisdiction of the killer, who is not physically in the hands of the killer, who has been selected by a resistance organization for death, and who has been selected by a resistance organization for death, and whose death provides positive advantages to that organization.  ;D

    Whoa! redhendren, you're answer describes the origin of the word, not who invented it and started using it for the first time. That was William Shakespeare. ;D

    Let's continue then... Altwegg is right, isn't he?

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    I know, it was Boxing!

    Altweeg a touch of genius. It was boxing! It was filmed in 1894. ;D

  13. Quoted post said:

    Whoa! redhendren, you're answer describes the origin of the word, not who invented it and started using it for the first time. That was William Shakespeare. ;D

    Let's continue then... Altwegg is right, isn't he?

    Altwegg you are right. Once more into the breach dear friends! 😉

  14. Who are the authors of the classic marketing book entitled "Positioning"?

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    Who are the authors of the classic marketing book entitled "Positioning"?

    Was it Trout and Rivkin. It some 16 odd years ago ???

  16. Close, close.....but no cigar ;D

  17. Ries and Trout?

  18. Correct! Al Ries and Jack Trout wrote the book, they also wrote the famous 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing.

    Next question! 🙂

  19. What are the names of the 3 "monkeys of wisdom"? 😉

  20. hehehe

    tick..tock..tick..tock..

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