Friday Morning Quiz

[Timulty]

Rats! Linus from Peanuts?

[GACollectibles]

Rats! Linus from Peanuts?

 

Incorrect sir!

 

(but still soooo damn close)

[Timulty]

Rats! Lucy?

[GACollectibles]

, nope!

[selegue]

A. Glorioski!

 

Little Orphan Annie (and Little Mary Rooney before her) Kind of, credited as Little Annie Rooney (point scored)

 

D'oh! (that's too late for the book, right?)

I blanked out "Annie" because I thought I was confusing the name with "Andy" (no relation)

 

D. Rats!

 

 

Charlie Brown again? No, but very close

 

Then it must be Lucy Van Pelt

 

Jack

[Norrin_Radd]

Can someone please find who is using "Criminentlies!", I'm curious about that one.

 

 

Lonesome George

 

 

[Timulty]

Rats! Sally from Peanuts?

[GACollectibles]

Can someone please find who is using "Criminentlies!", I'm curious about that one.

 

 

Lonesome George

 

 

 

Incorrect!

[GACollectibles]

Rats! Sally from Peanuts?

 

You guess wrong one more time and your getting a -1....

[Timulty]

But Charlie Brown was taken by Selegue.

[Norrin_Radd]

Can someone please find who is using "Criminentlies!", I'm curious about that one.

 

 

Lonesome George

 

 

 

Incorrect!

 

 

 

http://someoldguy.typepad.com/some_old_guy/

 

"As Lonesome George used to say, Criminentlies."

[Norrin_Radd]

Billy Fairfield from Jack Armstrong, the All-American Boy

[The Troll King]

Shebas and Sheiks is Batman I think

[Norrin_Radd]

Shebas and Sheiks is Batman I think

 

I've never heard him say it. Shebas and Sheiks is a flapper term from the 1920s for men & women. That's all I've found.

[GACollectibles]

Can someone please find who is using "Criminentlies!", I'm curious about that one.

 

 

Lonesome George

 

 

 

Incorrect!

 

 

 

http://someoldguy.typepad.com/some_old_guy/

 

"As Lonesome George used to say, Criminentlies."

 

Hey, if it's on the Internet, it must be true, but the book has a different answer.

[GACollectibles]

Shebas and Sheiks is Batman I think

 

I've never heard him say it. Shebas and Sheiks is a flapper term from the 1920s for men & women. That's all I've found.

 

Want a hint?

[Norrin_Radd]

Sure!

 

What about my other answer to criminentlies? You are really straining the knowledge base of the internet with those last two.

[Sal]

"Rats!" sounds like Schroeder

[GACollectibles]

Neiher answer was correct, the answer is one of the other correct answers.

 

(and hey, we're supposed to be straining the the knowledge base of your brains, not the internet!!)

[Norrin_Radd]

(and hey, we're supposed to be straining the the knowledge base of your brains, not the internet!!)

 

I know. But for the more obscure ones, I had no choice.