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What is the rainiest major city in the U.S.?
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Seattle
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What former NFL star was convicted of murder in 1995?
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O.J. Simpson
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What dim-witted U.S. politician claimed that she could see Russia from her house?
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Sarah Palin
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What food product did George Washington Carver invent?
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Peanut Butter
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What group of people wore all-black outfits, and had buckles on their hats?
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The Pilgrims
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Correctly spell the capital of Kentucky
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Louisville
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Who claimed that he invented the internet?
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Al Gore
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What now-illegal plant was used to make the paper on which the Constitution was printed?
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Hemp
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What did Abner Doubleday invent while living in Cooperstown, New York?
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Baseball
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What is, by far, the largest part of the U.S. budget?
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Military
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What children's television show featured a character that was purple, had a triangle on its head, and was gay?
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Teletubbies
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What country owns the majority of the U.S. government's debt?
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China
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What invention did NASA scientists waste millions of dollar making, instead of just using a freakin' pencil like the practical Russians?
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Space Pen
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What city had a great fire that was caused by Mrs. O'Leary's cow?
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Chicago
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What U.S. state was home to the Wright Brothers?
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North Carolina
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What communist dictator was once given a tryout with a Major League baseball team?
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Fidel Castro
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What figure from American history had wooden teeth?
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George Washington
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What number is the Los Angeles police code for marijuana use?
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420
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Which popular children's TV host was a former sniper, with numerous confirmed kills? (Hint: he wore a sweater to cover up his tattoos)
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Mr. Rogers
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What U.S. government agency invented crack cocaine?
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The CIA
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I can remember clearly taking in a jar of peanut butter to elementary school for my presentation. This was in the 80s though so I guess some things were wrong like how they taught us Christopher Columbus was a great guy who discovered America. Totally forgot to tell us what a total POS he was...
Great quiz, even though reading the comments usually is the best part.
read lately, or the leaders of Germany, France or Russia?
Also, there may be cities with more rain than Seattle, you ought to investigate that.
At least when the Cats play. Or something.
It's true that the military is the biggest item on the list of "discretionary" spending, but social security and medicare both take up more money.
We would be served and protected with a much, much smaller military that didn't primarily line the pockets of money grabbers and fight wars for foreigners.
So yeah, the great bulk of what I am paying toward the military does not benefit me one iota, not even in a collective risk insurance sense.