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I'm bored, I dug out a desk calendar that has a "which choice is true and which choice is not."
First question:
True or False?
DC Comics superhero Wonder Woman was originally written as Wonder Man, but the character was deemed too similar to Superman to be a commercial success.
Last edited by bookmistress4ever; 02-20-2008 at 01:03 AM..
DC Comics superhero Wonder Woman was originally written as Wonder Man, but the character was deemed too similar to Superman to be a commercial success.
I'll take a guess. I think it's false. My reasoning is that I'm totally guessing and have a 50/50 shot.
Bingo! You are correct sir. That was a false statement, Wonder Woman was always Wonder Woman. (Which is good, 'cause like...now I can continue to wear my WW Underoos...or something lame like that.) (This hosting of a thread is alot harder then it looks. You gotta be witty or something)
Next True or False:
After protests from mental-health groups, Vermont Teddy Bear discontinued its "Crazy for you" Bear, which came wrapped in a straightjacket and with commitment papers?
Arf! What's that Lassie? New Ro got the answer correct? Good girl! and good for you too New Ro! You get a scooby snack for guessing that was a false answer.
Next Question:
After protests from animal rights activists, Nintendo scrapped it's plans to produce a sequel to Duck Hunt for the Wii?
The St. Louis Rams' improbable 1999 Super Bowl run surprised almost everybody, but not Warren Buffett. Before the season, Buffett bed $20,000 (at 75-to-1 odds) that the Rams would win the title, netting a cool $1.5 million.
The St. Louis Rams' improbable 1999 Super Bowl run surprised almost everybody, but not Warren Buffett. Before the season, Buffett bed $20,000 (at 75-to-1 odds) that the Rams would win the title, netting a cool $1.5 million.
The only guess I'm gonna take on this one is that Buffett is one kinky mofo.
The St. Louis Rams' improbable 1999 Super Bowl run surprised almost everybody, but not Warren Buffett. Before the season, Buffett bed $20,000 (at 75-to-1 odds) that the Rams would win the title, netting a cool $1.5 million.
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