WWTBAM Bored

Will Fulton
Stamford, CT

Question 1 – What term is thought to have originated with an 1856 newspaper ad that read, “customers are invited to call and examine goods which are still warm”?
A. Garage sale
B. Tent sale
C. Estate sale
D. Fire sale

Spoiler

D. Fire sale
$10K
Bank - $10K

Question 2 – Though he sang about “Fields of Gold,” who won’t be leaving much “gold” for his kids, as he’s publicly announced that they’re not getting trust funds?
A. Bono
B. Sting
C. Billy Joel
D. Bruce Springsteen

Spoiler

B. Sting
$1K
Bank - $11K

Question 3 – Categorized as “transient luminous events,” red sprites, blue jets and elves are rare types of what phenomenon?
A. Geyser eruption
B. Tornado
C. Tsunami
D. Lightning

Spoiler

D. Lightning
$5K
Bank - $16K

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Question 4 – Not just terms for mathematicians, “sphere,” “cylinder,” and “axis” are also measurements seen on prescriptions given by what doctors?
A. Optometrists
B. Cardiologists
C. Dentists
D. Psychiatrists

Spoiler

A. Optometrists
$500
Bank - $16,500

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Will shall return on tomorrow’s show.

Question 2 – Though he sang about “Fields of Gold,” who won’t be leaving much “gold” for his kids, as he’s publicly announced that they’re not getting trust funds?
A. Bono
B. Sting
C. Billy Joel
D. Bruce Springsteen

Spoiler

B. Sting
$1K
Bank - $11K

ATA

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Will Fulton
Stamford, CT

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 2 – Though he sang about “Fields of Gold,” who won’t be leaving much “gold” for his kids, as he’s publicly announced that they’re not getting trust funds?
A. Bono
B. Sting
C. Billy Joel
D. Bruce Springsteen

Spoiler

B. Sting
$1K
Bank - $11K

I'm not familiar with the song, so it's time to ATA and hope they are.

Aww. I am familiar with this song. Surprisingly, I guess.

So I exit here with all lifelines intact.