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What was The Earl of Bud's theme song at Buffalo Bisons and Sabres games? For full points, what was The Earl's day job, initially, before that employment was terminated?
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The Earl of Bud did his "Pee-Wee Herman" dance to the tune of Tequila by The Champs.

The Earl was a fire fighter during the day, but he was heavily criticized by co-workers for continuing his beer vending gig while allegedly medically unfit to perform his duties for the fire department.
 
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What noteworthy task did 80 year old grandmother Miskel Spillman perform on Saturday night, December 17, 1977?
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Miskel Spillman hosted Saturday Night Live. She was the winner of the Anyone Can Host Saturday Night Live promotional contest during fall, 1977. That show featured a memorable performance from Elvis Costello and The Attractions, who were last minute replacements for the originally scheduled musical guests, The Sex Pistols, who were denied exit visas in the UK.
 
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Name the fat lazy slob that invented the sandwich.
 
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The Earl ofSandwich (can't think of his name right now) popularized the sandwich, but he did not invent it.
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The royal fat slob was such an addicted gambler that he could not even leave the gaming tables to eat. ( I wonder what he did when nature called? ) He had servants bring him meat pressed between two slices of bread and added other ingriedients to make it taste better.

The Earl of Sandwich did popularize the sandwich because soon many other rich bastards were eating at the gaming tables and the common folk did as the rich did. Bread and meat was known before the popularity of the sandwich as we know it today. Stale bread was used as a plate for meat, the bread was often fed to the dog after its use and only eaten by people if the meat made the stale bread soggy and soft enough to eat.
 
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if it's not Brown it must be a qb or some guy with limited carries. that said, i'll guess Steve Young?
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Yes its a QB, not Young, but Randall Cunningham, he has a career 6.4 yards avg per carry. To qualify one has to have at least 750 rushing attempts.
 
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How much Halloween candy is sold in the United States every year?
 
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nondescriptive said:
4tees, this one is for you, what singer's "laugh" is likely the most sampled laugh in recording history.


Blue Rodeo's "Outskirts", what was this song about?
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The most sampled "laugh" is of Alison Moyet from the song "Situation" by Yazoo


"Outskirts" was about the effect of the assassination of Bobby Kennedy on his survivors, especially his son David.
 
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jost said:
on the "Old Aid" episode of Married with Children where they sing "We are the old, we've got arthritis..."

name the 6 aging 1960s rock stars who appeared as themselves in this episode and their old band

what is the name of Al Bundy's rockstar alter-ego in this episode and his old fictitious band
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Robby Krieger - Doors
Spencer Davis - Spencer Davis Group
Mark Lindsay - Paul Revere and the Raiders
John Sebastian - Lovin Spoonful
Peter Noone - Herman's Hermits
Richie Havens - no band as far as I know

Axel Bundy of the fictitious band "Shoes and Socks"
 
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Ceiling Cat said:
What is the accepted theory of why there are so few people on Easter Island?

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The accepted theory of why Easter island is now sparsely populated and who it was that carved all the stone heads on the island is that hundreds of years ago the island was able to sustain a large population because the food source from the sea was plentiful. It was that large population that carved the stone heads in thanks to the gods for a plentiful food source. It is speculation that there was a weather change or some other sort of catastrophe that caused the food source to dwindle and the large population moved off the island.
 
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The accepted theory of why Easter island is now sparsely populated and who it was that carved all the stone heads on the island is that hundreds of years ago the island was able to sustain a large population because the food source from the sea was plentiful. It was that large population that carved the stone heads in thanks to the gods for a plentiful food source. It is speculation that there was a weather change or some other sort of catastrophe that caused the food source to dwindle and the large population moved off the island.
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They ran out of wood, and couldn't build any more boats or homes.
 
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