Prior to his first preseason game, Garo had never worn a football helmet. In order to make him more comfortable they didn't put a facemask on the helmet (which wasn't required by the rule book yet) and told him that everytime he kicked to run straight off the field. So after his first kick, he ran immediately off the field to the other team's sideline. This worked for the first half of the season until they played the Packers and Ray Nitschke beat him to the sideline on a kick and punched him in the face. Garo added a single bar facemask to his helmet the next game and thus became the last player in the NFL to wear a helmet without a facemask.
It's an unrecognized state -- so providing the abbreviation only serves to further legitimize an inherently violent entity -- please reconsider.
For example, during the American Civil War, the Confederacy wasn't referred to as the "CSA" by the Union, but rather as the rebel states because their status was not legitimate. Language matters. thank you.
It should have a question about which element is named after the island because it was mined there a lot during Roman times. It's Copper from Greek Κύπριος and Roman cuprum.
There is no "should" is it against the law without? will something go horrible wrong if it is not included? Is it a mandatory question that never ever should be omitted?
The rest was easy but had no idea about the line even though I crossed it a half dozen times in 2014. Tried dividing line, buffer (zone) line, and some other stuff. I don't remember it being green.
I really dont think the first / second question should be here as a kindergartener could get it right. All someone has to do is name the seven continents.
Sad to see that 2-3% of Jetpunkers have less than kindergarten-level education (or are too stubborn to answer questions that they think should have different answers).
I mean, this is the only acceptable place to pull a "well, ackshually," so I'll just go ahead and say it: Brassica is technically a genus and not a family. The family is brassicaceae, but cauliflower is indeed in the genus brassica. Fun fact, cauliflower shares its SPECIES (Brassica oleracea) with cabbage, kale, kohlrabi, collard greens, and several other produce plants - each variety has just been genetically tortured by humans, which is why we can say all cauliflower definitely originated from just one country, because it was made, not evolved.
I've always considered cauliflower to be more yellow than white. I guess it you could say it's an off-white or a yellowish-white. Not trying to be nitpicky or change the question, just wanted to mention. Otherwise, great quiz!
The question of who controlled the island from 58 BC to the crusades is not accurate. The Arabs conquered the island and ruled it (albeit without complete control) from 650 to 688, after which the island was ruled jointly as a condominium between the Caliphate and the Roman Empire for 300 years!
Ah ... that feels better :)
Just kidding
Besides, he was Armenian, and I believe just happened to incidentally be born in Cyprus.
For example, during the American Civil War, the Confederacy wasn't referred to as the "CSA" by the Union, but rather as the rebel states because their status was not legitimate. Language matters. thank you.
But it would be a nice addition.
We call 'Yeşil Hat' translated to 'Green Line'.
I should've just gone for it.