1980s Decade Quiz

Crack is a much stronger and more addictive form of cocaine. It's definitely the correct answer to the question.

This deals with the 80's and back then there were a lot of versions of crack that contained a mixture of cocaine and heroin. So cocaine itself would not be entirely correct.

Law enforcement members of my family tell me that crack is made by dissolving powdered cocaine in water and mixing with something else such as ammonia which turns it into rock form. So, nearly but not exactly the same thing.

I think cocaine should be an acceptable answer.

but why

He cheated. The second goal was brilliant but the first should have been disallowed.

Everyone but Jonathan knows it, I guess.

Well crack is cocaine but does not equal it. Cocaine is the drug used to make crack (cocoaine). A baked (or jacket) potato is still a potato, though can synonymously used with a normal potato.

1979 to 1990.

1981-1985

1989-2005

Annually in the fall 2006-2018

Lest we forget.

Appearently nothing for the big market with that price and size.

3 bricks?? Do you have tiny bricks where you life? Average size are about 22x11x 5,5cm (yes, I spend time looking it up for many countries). The first prototype was 23 by 13 by 4.5 centimetres, after that they only became smaller. So basicly the same size as a brick (in some countries actually smaller like russia or sweden). 3 bricks would (dependingg in which directions you mean, I'll suppose not in length, because a 70 cm long phone is preposterous) so in the range of 22 x 16,5 x 11cm (2 on top of eachother, with one sideways next to it). you would need two hands for that..

you sure you arent confused and saw someone with a ghetto blaster? ;)

Its an American idea mixed up with their local government system. If an inner city district is mismanaged the property prices tumble as affluent people go and live in swanky suburbs, as happened in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Detroit, but in a lot of other places poor people are displaced out into the suburbs and the inner city districts are wealthy.

There has been considerable gentrification in the decades since the 80s - Inner city suburbs were stereotypically working class areas in most big cities then

These quizzes are in English. Malvinas is Spanish.

No, Diana married Prince Charles, not King Charles

Yes, there is -- royal names aren't like yours or mine (assuming you're non-royal, of course). They're referred to entirely and without ambiguity by their name and ordinal number alone; referring to any by just their "surname" actually decreases the specificity.