The new trivia thread.

Lake Superior?
 
Lake Ontario, it carries the water flowing from the other Great Lakes.
Makes them sorta like the Great Lakes sewer, eh....:Eek:
 


Holloween theme,

Mary Shelley wrote a classic gothic novel about a man that was put together with parts from many people. This man was tormented by the towns people that did not accept him and called him a monster. Name this man in the novel.


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Holloween theme,

Mary Shelley wrote a classic gothic novel about a man that was put together with parts from many people. This man was tormented by the towns people that did not accept him and called him a monster. Name this man in the novel.

He did not have a name?

Frankenstein's monster?
 
There was a Star Trek TNG episode based on Frankenstein, where Data was the "monster", but what did the townspeople call him?
 
Lake Baikal in Siberia is the largest freshwater lake by volume

How did I know that you would have correct answer!

For everyone else, Lake Baikal is a narrow and long shaped lake, but its avg depth is approx, 5 miles, thus making it the biggest lake by volume.
 
For tequila to be labeled ultra aged, how many years must it be aged?
 
How did I know that you would have correct answer!

For everyone else, Lake Baikal is a narrow and long shaped lake, but its avg depth is approx, 5 miles, thus making it the biggest lake by volume.

Hey....I resemble that statement..... I did give others chance to answer, and admittedly for this one I referred to notes from university to verify.