Astronomers
Rod Serling thought he had come up with the term "The Twilight Zone" on his own, but after the show aired, he found out that it is an actual term used by U.S. Air Force pilots when crossing the day and night sides above the world.The Twilight Zone is the depth where sunlight no longer penetrates the water, so I say divers.
I believe he failed math.
He did exceptionally well in math and physics, but there were some classes where he did OK but did not have the highest score. There may be some confusion of his grades as the grading system changed from a 1 to 6 grading system ( where 6 is best and 1 is worse ) to a 1-10 grading system. ( where 1 is best and 10 is worse )False. I recall him saying that he was a good student.
I thought we were going to get a Landlord's Game question.
Actually they wore NO panties until the Victorian era. The long skirts and many petticoats kept it warm and private. (I presume there was some sort of harness for sanitary pads, etc).
False. It's called a pound cake because, traditionally, it is made from a pound each of butter, flour, sugar, and eggs.
False. It's called a pound cake because, traditionally, it is made from a pound each of butter, flour, sugar, and eggs.
Women in the 1800s wore crotchless panties not to be sexy, it was to facilitate going to the bathroom as they wore long skirts and dresses.
In the mid 1800's, women wore underwear which was made up of 2 separate halves (leg and abdominal coverings for left and right side) and these tied together at the waist. so they were essentially crotchless and I'm not sure how they were really of any use.
Uncle Ben’s rice was airdropped to World War II troops. The pre-par boiled rice can cook up quickly in the field.I will guess Mardi Gras
Atlantic City
The earliest version of the game we know now as Monopoly was called The Landlord's Game. That game was set in London, England. It was not until after it was sold to Parker Brothers that the game's name was changed to Monopoly and the setting changed to Atlantic City New Jersey. Which was an popular tourist destination of people on the east coast in the early 1900'sI thought we were going to get a Landlord's Game question.
(I also say Atlantic City if we are talking about Parker Brothers.)
