QOD 1/13 Answers, Scores, Etc

[ToLiveIsToFly]

Jeopardy Round: "Driving Across Nebraska"

$200 - Drive West into Nebraska from Iowa and there's a good chance you'll be in this, Nebraska's largest city.

$400 - Driving along this Interstate that runs from New York City to San Francisco, the Nebraska section takes over six hours!

$600 - As you head West, the next (and last) big city is this home of the main campus of the University of Nebraska

$800 - If you're not heading into Wyoming, you might hop on I-76 to this capital of Nebraska's neighbor to the Southwest.

$1000 - You might wish to take a detour into the world's largest train yard, Union Pacific's Bailey Yard, in this town named for the river that runs by it.

Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"

$400 - Milliways is the name of this author's Restaurant at the End of the Universe

$800 - Song that begins, "That's great, it starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes and aeroplanes..." Bobby's Note: Yeah, I know, but I wrote the @#$#@ing thing 2 years ago

$1200 - The battle at the end of the world predicted in Norse Mythology

$1600 - This group, originally known as Russelites, first predicted the end of the world in 1873. They're still going strong.

$2000 - This group, originally known as Millerites, first predicted Christ's return on October 22, 1844. They're still around.

[littlebeast13]

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Jeopardy Round: "Driving Across Nebraska"

$200 - Drive West into Nebraska from Iowa and there's a good chance you'll be in this, Nebraska's largest city. - HoltDadaha.... er, I mean Omaha

$400 - Driving along this Interstate that runs from New York City to San Francisco, the Nebraska section takes over six hours! - I-80

$600 - As you head West, the next (and last) big city is this home of the main campus of the University of Nebraska - Lincoln

$800 - If you're not heading into Wyoming, you might hop on I-76 to this capital of Nebraska's neighbor to the Southwest. - Denver

$1000 - You might wish to take a detour into the world's largest train yard, Union Pacific's Bailey Yard, in this town named for the river that runs by it.

Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"

$400 - Milliways is the name of this author's Restaurant at the End of the Universe (I'm giving no answer, but it's the same guy who wrote the Hitchhiker story... I just can't pull his name)

$800 - Song that begins, "That's great, it starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes and aeroplanes..." Bobby's Note: Yeah, I know, but I wrote the @#$#@ing thing 2 years ago - It's The End of the World As We Know It

$1200 - The battle at the end of the world predicted in Norse Mythology

$1600 - This group, originally known as Russelites, first predicted the end of the world in 1873. They're still going strong.

$2000 - This group, originally known as Millerites, first predicted Christ's return on October 22, 1844. They're still around.

[PlacentiaSoccerMom]

Spoiler

$200 - Omaha

$400 - I-80

$600 - Lincoln (are there more than two large cities in Nebraska?)

$800 - Topeka

$1000 - Platte

Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"

$400 - Adams

$800 - It's the End of the World As We Know It

$1200 - Ragnorak

[Appa23]

This will be embarassing if I do not nail this first category.

Jeopardy Round: "Driving Across Nebraska"

Spoiler

$200 - Drive West into Nebraska from Iowa and there's a good chance you'll be in this, Nebraska's largest city. Omaha

$400 - Driving along this Interstate that runs from New York City to San Francisco, the Nebraska section takes over six hours! I-80

$600 - As you head West, the next (and last) big city is this home of the main campus of the University of Nebraska Lincoln (I really would not say that it is the last big city)

$800 - If you're not heading into Wyoming, you might hop on I-76 to this capital of Nebraska's neighbor to the Southwest. Denver

$1000 - You might wish to take a detour into the world's largest train yard, Union Pacific's Bailey Yard, in this town named for the river that runs by it. North Platte

Spoiler

Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"

$400 - Milliways is the name of this author's Restaurant at the End of the Universe Douglas Adams

$800 - Song that begins, "That's great, it starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes and aeroplanes..." Bobby's Note: Yeah, I know, but I wrote the @#$#@ing thing 2 years ago It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)

$1200 - The battle at the end of the world predicted in Norse Mythology Ragnorak

$1600 - This group, originally known as Russelites, first predicted the end of the world in 1873. They're still going strong. Jehovah's Witnesses

$2000 - This group, originally known as Millerites, first predicted Christ's return on October 22, 1844. They're still around.[/quote] Seventh Day Adventists

[trevor_macfee]

Spoiler

Jeopardy Round: "Driving Across Nebraska"

$200 -

$400 -
$600 -

$800 -

$1000 -

Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"

$400 - Douglas Adams

$800 - It's the End of the World and I Know It (and I feel fine)

$1200 -

$1600 - Jehovah's Witnesses

$2000 - Seventh Day Adventists

[Catfish]

Spoiler

Jeopardy Round: "Driving Across Nebraska"

$200 - Drive West into Nebraska from Iowa and there's a good chance you'll be in this, Nebraska's largest city.
Omaha
$400 - Driving along this Interstate that runs from New York City to San Francisco, the Nebraska section takes over six hours!
I-80
$600 - As you head West, the next (and last) big city is this home of the main campus of the University of Nebraska
Lincoln
$800 - If you're not heading into Wyoming, you might hop on I-76 to this capital of Nebraska's neighbor to the Southwest.
Denver
$1000 - You might wish to take a detour into the world's largest train yard, Union Pacific's Bailey Yard, in this town named for the river that runs by it.
North Platte

Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"
$400 - Milliways is the name of this author's Restaurant at the End of the Universe
{{Keeping clam}}
$800 - Song that begins, "That's great, it starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes and aeroplanes..." Bobby's Note: Yeah, I know, but I wrote the @#$#@ing thing 2 years ago
{{Keeping clam}}
$1200 - The battle at the end of the world predicted in Norse Mythology
{{Keeping clam}}
$1600 - This group, originally known as Russelites, first predicted the end of the world in 1873. They're still going strong.
Seventh-Day Adventists?
$2000 - This group, originally known as Millerites, first predicted Christ's return on October 22, 1844. They're still around.
Seventh-Day Adventists?

[jsuchard]

Spoiler

Jeopardy Round: "Driving Across Nebraska"

$200 - What is Omaha?

$400 - CLAM

$600 - CLAM

$800 - What is Denver?

$1000 - CLAM

Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"

$400 - Who is Douglas Adams?

$800 - What is [REM's] The End of the World as We Know It?

$1200 - What is Ragnarok?

$1600 - CLAM

$2000 - CLAM

[Appa23]

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We may be country-fried hicks out in these parts, but I thought that I should note that there really is more than one place where you can go from Iowa into Nebraska (or vice versa).

Heck, because of movement of the Missorui River, it is possible to go East from Iowa into Nebraska.

[nitrah55]

Spoiler

Jeopardy Round: "Driving Across Nebraska"

$200 - OMAHA

$400 - I-80

$600 - As you head West, the next (and last) big city is this home of the main campus of the University of Nebraska

$800 - DENVER

$1000 - You might wish to take a detour into the world's largest train yard, Union Pacific's Bailey Yard, in this town named for the river that runs by it.

Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"

$400 - DOUGLAS ADAMS

$800 - Song that begins, "That's great, it starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes and aeroplanes..." Bobby's Note: Yeah, I know, but I wrote the @#$#@ing thing 2 years ago

$1200 - RAGNAROK

$1600 - This group, originally known as Russelites, first predicted the end of the world in 1873. They're still going strong.

$2000 - This group, originally known as Millerites, first predicted Christ's return on October 22, 1844. They're still around.

[plasticene]

Spoiler

Jeopardy Round: "Driving Across Nebraska"

$200 - What is Omaha
$400 - What is I-80?
$600 - What is Lincoln
$800 - What is Denver
$1000 - What is Platte (WAG based on recent FJ mentioning Platte River)

Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"

$400 - Who is Douglas Adams
$800 -
$1200 -
$1600 -
$2000 -

[tlynn78]

Spoiler

200 - Omaha
400 - i-80
600 - Lincoln
800 - Denver
1000 - NOrth Platte

DJ

400 - Douglas Adams
800 - It's the End of the World As We Know It
1200 - nope
1600 - Jehovah Witnesses
1800 - Seventh Day Adventists

t.

[jarnon]

Spoiler

$200 - What is Omaha?
$400 - What is I-80?
$600 -
$800 - What is Colorado?
$1000 - What is Platte?

$400 - Who is Adams?
$800 -
$1200 - What is Ragnarok?
$1600 - Who are Jehovah's Witnesses?
$2000 -

[NellyLunatic1980]

Spoiler

$200 - What is Omaha?
$400 - What is I-80?
$600 - What is Lincoln?
$800 - What is Denver?
$1000 - What is Platte?

Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"

$400 - pass
$800 - What is "It's the End of the World As We Know It"
$1200 - pass
$1600 - pass
$2000 - pass

[wintergreen48]

Spoiler

Jeopardy Round: "Driving Across Nebraska"

$200 - Omaha, I hope

$400 - Pass

$600 - Lincoln, I hope

$800 - Pass

$1000 - Platte, I hope


Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"

$400 - Pass (Hitchhiker's Guide, I'm sure, but I never read it and can't for the life of me remember who wrote it)

$800 - Pass

$1200 - Ragnarok

$1600 - Hmmm... Witnesses or Adventists... I'll go with Jehovah's Witnesses

$2000 - Hmm... Witnesses or Adventists... I think that the Adventists came first, so I will go with Seventh Day Adventists

[fantine33]

Spoiler

Jeopardy Round: "Driving Across Nebraska"

$200 - Drive West into Nebraska from Iowa and there's a good chance you'll be in this, Nebraska's largest city.

Omaha

$400 - Driving along this Interstate that runs from New York City to San Francisco, the Nebraska section takes over six hours!

I-80

$600 - As you head West, the next (and last) big city is this home of the main campus of the University of Nebraska

Kearney

$800 - If you're not heading into Wyoming, you might hop on I-76 to this capital of Nebraska's neighbor to the Southwest.

Denver

$1000 - You might wish to take a detour into the world's largest train yard, Union Pacific's Bailey Yard, in this town named for the river that runs by it.

North Platte

Rats, no questions about the BF town my brother lives in (big shocker, ha!)

Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"

$400 - Milliways is the name of this author's Restaurant at the End of the Universe

Douglas Adams

$800 - Song that begins, "That's great, it starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes and aeroplanes..." Bobby's Note: Yeah, I know, but I wrote the @#$#@ing thing 2 years ago

It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)

$1200 - The battle at the end of the world predicted in Norse Mythology

Ragnarok

$1600 - This group, originally known as Russelites, first predicted the end of the world in 1873. They're still going strong.

$2000 - This group, originally known as Millerites, first predicted Christ's return on October 22, 1844. They're still around.

[ToLiveIsToFly]

Spoiler

We may be country-fried hicks out in these parts, but I thought that I should note that there really is more than one place where you can go from Iowa into Nebraska (or vice versa).

Heck, because of movement of the Missorui River, it is possible to go East from Iowa into Nebraska.

Spoiler

Well, I did say "there's a good chance you'll..." rather than "you will..."

[andrewjackson]

Spoiler

Jeopardy Round: "Driving Across Nebraska"

$200 - Omaha

$400 - I-80

$600 - Lincoln

$800 - Denver

$1000 - North Platte

Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"

$400 - Douglas Adams

$800 - It's the End of the World as We Know It

$1200 - Ragnarok

$1600 - Jehovah's Witnesses

$2000 - Adventists. The largest group is the Seventh Day Adventists.

[ToLiveIsToFly]

Spoiler

As you head West, the next (and last) big city is this home of the main campus of the University of Nebraska Lincoln (I really would not say that it is the last big city)

Spoiler

I come close to agreeing with you, but from the other direction. Calling Lincoln a big city is a hell of a stretch. Hell, calling Omaha a big city is a stretch. (Then again, I think calling Boston a big city is a stretch, too)

[Vails]

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Jeopardy Round: "Driving Across Nebraska"

$200 - Drive West into Nebraska from Iowa and there's a good chance you'll be in this, Nebraska's largest city.

Where is Omaha?

$400 - Driving along this Interstate that runs from New York City to San Francisco, the Nebraska section takes over six hours!

What is I..........70?

$600 - As you head West, the next (and last) big city is this home of the main campus of the University of Nebraska

What is Lincoln?

$800 - If you're not heading into Wyoming, you might hop on I-76 to this capital of Nebraska's neighbor to the Southwest.

What is Denver?

$1000 - You might wish to take a detour into the world's largest train yard, Union Pacific's Bailey Yard, in this town named for the river that runs by it.

Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"

$400 - Milliways is the name of this author's Restaurant at the End of the Universe

Who is Adams?

$800 - Song that begins, "That's great, it starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes and aeroplanes..." Bobby's Note: Yeah, I know, but I wrote the @#$#@ing thing 2 years ago

What is It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)?
$1200 - The battle at the end of the world predicted in Norse Mythology

$1600 - This group, originally known as Russelites, first predicted the end of the world in 1873. They're still going strong.

$2000 - This group, originally known as Millerites, first predicted Christ's return on October 22, 1844. They're still around.

[TheConfessor]

Spoiler

Jeopardy Round: "Driving Across Nebraska"

$200 - Drive West into Nebraska from Iowa and there's a good chance you'll be in this, Nebraska's largest city.
OMAHA

$400 - Driving along this Interstate that runs from New York City to San Francisco, the Nebraska section takes over six hours!
I-80

$600 - As you head West, the next (and last) big city is this home of the main campus of the University of Nebraska
LINCOLN

$800 - If you're not heading into Wyoming, you might hop on I-76 to this capital of Nebraska's neighbor to the Southwest.
DENVER

$1000 - You might wish to take a detour into the world's largest train yard, Union Pacific's Bailey Yard, in this town named for the river that runs by it.

Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"

$400 - Milliways is the name of this author's Restaurant at the End of the Universe

$800 - Song that begins, "That's great, it starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes and aeroplanes..." Bobby's Note: Yeah, I know, but I wrote the @#$#@ing thing 2 years ago
THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT

$1200 - The battle at the end of the world predicted in Norse Mythology

$1600 - This group, originally known as Russelites, first predicted the end of the world in 1873. They're still going strong.

$2000 - This group, originally known as Millerites, first predicted Christ's return on October 22, 1844. They're still around.

[tanstaafl2]

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Jeopardy Round: "Driving Across Nebraska"

$200 - Drive West into Nebraska from Iowa and there's a good chance you'll be in this, Nebraska's largest city.
Omaha

$400 - Driving along this Interstate that runs from New York City to San Francisco, the Nebraska section takes over six hours!
I-80

$600 - As you head West, the next (and last) big city is this home of the main campus of the University of Nebraska
Heading west on I-80 I presume. Not sure what defines "big" here but presume you mean Lincoln.

$800 - If you're not heading into Wyoming, you might hop on I-76 to this capital of Nebraska's neighbor to the Southwest.
Denver

$1000 - You might wish to take a detour into the world's largest train yard, Union Pacific's Bailey Yard, in this town named for the river that runs by it.
North Platte?

Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"

$400 - Milliways is the name of this author's Restaurant at the End of the Universe
Douglas Adams

$800 - Song that begins, "That's great, it starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes and aeroplanes..." Bobby's Note: Yeah, I know, but I wrote the @#$#@ing thing 2 years ago
Nope

$1200 - The battle at the end of the world predicted in Norse Mythology
Ragnarok

$1600 - This group, originally known as Russelites, first predicted the end of the world in 1873. They're still going strong.
Nope

$2000 - This group, originally known as Millerites, first predicted Christ's return on October 22, 1844. They're still around.
Nope

[T_Bone0806]

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200-Omaha
400-No idea. Not too good with directions. Heck, I'm lucky I can find my way from the bedroom to the bathroom.
600-Lincoln
800-Denver
1000-

400-Douglas Adams
800-It's the End of the World As We Know It (and I Feel Fine)-REM
1200-Ragnarok (thank you, Thor comics!)
1600-
2000-

[mikehardware]

Spoiler

Jeopardy Round: "Driving Across Nebraska"

$200 - Omaha

Double Jeopardy Round: "The End of the World"

$400 - Douglas Adams

[Greyhound Dude]

Spoiler

"Yer in Husker territory now"
$200 - Omaha
$400 - I-80
$600 - Lincoln
$800 - Denver
$1000 - North Platte

They tell me "The End is Near" but I want a second opinion
$400 - Douglas Adams
$800 - It's the end of the world as we know it
$1200 - Ragnarok
$1600 - Jehovah's Witnesses
$2000 - Seventh Day Adventist

[AnnieCamaro]

Oh, boy, another one!

/:P\

Spoiler

$200 -- Omaha

$400 --

$600 -- Lincoln

$800 -- Denver

$1000 -- South Platte

Double J:

$400 -- Mr. Douglas Adams

$800 --

$1200 -- Ragnarok

$1600 -- Jehovah's Witnesses (They come to my house sometimes, and they talk to me through the door. They are nice to me.)

$2000 --